The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 9, 1924, Page 3

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Extension the recomme © the fc ernational court of justice estal- hed and now functioning at The 12. The calling of a conference for a further limitation of armaments, once the reparations question js def. tely settled. n, the women are ng him out. who already have nt tat now en The Mas he state taking a very obtain the republi O85 spp hie The democratic party has given is G V7 court y| this to the women and tho fight at 6E G this ec fon of the republicans is 1 1 i mply de arnest. Having enaily lined a reiteration c ent co en up thelr own members of the rule IGNORE MR. LOD( committee, thy aro actively en signed to br COMPLETELY gaged in pledging the rules com. | stand on tho m the} ‘They have refused to let him have| mittee members from other ' state 4 demo.|® Place on the resolution committee; | delegations charged with June 9 or of Kentuch 1 as chairman of » by the n national committee, a stron pp ay € nd Charles i rules comm repub- Ho has | ter of the presi: | m in the bon when other sen. erride his vetoes: ting Co., Longview. winne| Not a Candidate, but May.|, ‘u-| Become Vice President | ma ator voted to MALLON | BY PAUL R. jis likely to \” the vico prest a} dency upon Frank O, Lowden of |MANY “POSSIBILITIES” | LEN BACKGROUND | In the background Watson, Senator Jim | entative ui of Indiana; } Dickinson, of Iowa; Judge William | the an.|—. Kenyon, of Towa, and that | Assistant Chief of Staff James G Harbord, continue to move about, Vormer from Ch’ a candidate 1 atdte delegation | subjecting themselves to the da told tho United Press |of having the lightning them. es would be cast for|+In fact, from coast to coast, the me stronger proof that Lowden would were nominated refused afte » governmen declare retirement of Lowden veritable deluge of candidates, ator Curtis, of Kans \) drew mue Charles | was named support from the women; B. Warren, of Michigan, to Mr, Coolldge 1 A. I, I first, last den; General Dawe: was and always for Low cea, SHOW EVEL ne PRESENTED at THIS THEATRE With ABRO ceive mention é: ‘man, of Ore » think nomi \ boom. e pulling and hauling whieh the Commerce ; marks fight oy est i ithe presidency | concentrated presidency OREGON, 11, Frank ©, Lowden, former gopernor of Tilnois, believes he Jn June 9 needed more by the farmers of country than. by i on ha 1 to consider run ning as vico president on the re publican tieket, In order that he nigra Aiur may carry on his work of bullding [up agriculture, Nive, CLEVELAND, Ohlo, June 9. Mhichigan, who will nominate Cool: | = THE FAMOUS Hott, Nellie| ‘The republican na al convention | | is now: belng openly, Inevead » Alien and of quietly, Su iaci cates) NEW YORK SUCCESS, PLENTY of SNAPPY: DANCING RC tea hed ena SINGING - MUSIC & COMEDY Chowain, te [ors es The BIGGEST Se ee A SO ALL THIS WEEK~- NO ADVANCE PRICE POSITIVELY STERNER