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Show THE DAILY HERA D Circulation Over 3JXX) 1UE WEATHER ITT AH (rtwralljr fair tonight nd V Not murh change ta Tut-Mla- teniptTiUure. THE HERALD NOW GOES TO ALL FORMER SUB SCRWERS TO THE PROVO POST TIHRTY-NLNT- PROVO, UTAH, MONDAY, JUNE 23, 1924. YEAR. NO. 16. H PRICE TWO CENTS m They. Head Democratic Committee BIG BOSSES AT DEMOCRATIC DiOflTS ARRIVE FOR X' ji Cordell Hull, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, holding a convention conference with EmU Newell Blair, vice chairman. COUNTY UTAH ELECTRIC STORMS KILL AND INJURE International News Service. CHICAGO, EH Jane 23. Six deaths,! Kl IS CONVENTION JUL CORRUPTION ' AGRICULTURE CONVENTION MAIN PLANKS McAdoo Leaders Fighting Grimly to Hold Pivotal Point in Raqe. National Leaders Agree on Unofficial riatform for REPORTS OF LOSSES DENIED FOR McADOO KU KLUX PLAN ISSUE TO GO TO DELEGATES Democratic Convention. Plank in Tentative Draft Deals With Honesty .Four" .Dark .Horses Working Like Trojans Preparing for "Break." Chief "Big in Government. . By WILLIAM K. HUTCHINSON, NEW YORK, June 23. To the accompaniment of blaring bands and sounds of conflict, the main body of delegates to the Democratic national convention poured into New York International Newt Serviee Staff (Correspondent. June YORK, today to find battle lines tautly drawn, an atmosphere surcharged witn political dynamite and axes being Industriously sharpened by the managers of a dozen rival can sv is v r 7 ff ST I 3 23. The NEW Democratic presidential campaign will be fought with official corruption and agricnUdral relief as the ma In Issues under terms of a tenta tive platform adopted here today by an unofficial group of nationally known Democratic leaders. The document will be submitted to the national convention'! committee on resolutions tomorrow with indications that few changes will be made by the official platI5 form builders. The conferees led by Cordell HulL Democratic national chairman, and Homer T. Cummings, chairman of the' resolution committee, reached a decision to keep the League of Nations out of the campaign and to leave the final verdict on a Ku -Klux Klan plank to the convention itself. The verdict to ignore the- league as a national issue was reached after a bitter factional- - row be tween the conferees in secret session. The decision, however, followed declarations western by spokesmen who formerly indorsed the league that its revival .would lose the west to the Democrats. Supporters of a league plankin- cludtu a new proposal for" American adherence, however, served notice they would carry their fight into the committee on resolutions and If defeated there, on the floor of the convention. This fight will be led by Newton D. Baker and Senator Carter Glass, both cabinet 1: members under former President a score or more injured and crop dldacles. They found William. G. McAdoo and property damage that will range ; the pivotal point of most of the Into hundreds of thousands, were tame and lighting grimly to hold the known cost today of the viohis acknowledged lead in the matter lent storms accompanied by elecof delegates, . They found the force trical disturbances which struck in of Gov. Al Smith aggressively confi (the middle west Sunday. dent and pursuing delegates with a Three were dead In Chicago, two business-lik- e efficiency that boded Michael a from and third, i ill for rival aspirants; and behind lightning, flfo a nam av fmm m rvl tin cta ff atnvon Delegates to National Conven- stories when he attempted to close LlCUt. Russell A. Maughan these two leaders, they found the steadily growing sentiment that in tion of Service Star to Visit an of "a window when the storm Hops Off From Atlantic the end neither McAdoo or Smith Utah County. was at Its height Stanley Barllo, will be the nominee because of the Seaboard. a caddy, was killed when lightning very savagery of their fight BREAKFAST SERVED - struck the tree under which he ami AVIATOR GROSSES Twenty four hours before the con and fldent find a "big four" among the AT LEHI WEDNESDAY several golfers sought shelter, Mur 41 9 MISSISSIPPI AT Acting Fire Captain Timothy dark horses John W. Davis ; of phy was struck dead by a bolt while West Viriginia. Samuel Ralston of Trip Will Include Tour Around directing the fight of a fire during Aviator Expected to Fly Over Indiana, Oscur W. Underwood of the storm. Timpanogos Scenic Loop and Carter Glass of Lake City at 4 o'clock Alabama, were and killed Cave. Three at and Visit reported All except Ralstou are TOM. Virginia. Afternoon. e Monday a which in tornado on the ground here and their manag twenty injured ers are working like Trojans against The preliminaries are already for struck near Tracy. PASSES ROCK SPRINGS. i ILVftN r i the time when the "break comes in the entertainment in Utah county 23. LAKE June 8ALT CITY, WHO PROBABLY THE BIG HAVE WILL A LOT or. jucauoo and Sinitn." TO DO AS THEY GET TOGETHER BOSSES, me of the delegates to the national conrants k aviaMaughan, the ' Smith's managers were smiilnKly IX SELECTING THE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE. vention of the Serrice Star Legion 2 :54 at tor, passed Cheyenne inquiring whether it was true that Wednesday, Jane 25. The national o'clock this afternoon. He was in the Texas, Iowa, Missouri and' delegates will be the guests In the over a the with passing city Michigan, delegations McAdoo was county of the Service Star .chapters ; terrific speed. S T .1,1 AMAwlMAn Wtilr Plan Mnt losing strength and faced with a Rock Springs, Wyo., ' sends Grove, Provo and Sprlngrille, he passed over hard buttle to keep hid margin of that dispatch y Wednea-daLeaving Salt Late City that city shortly after flying control. There were even reports morning at T o'clock n ""Specover Cheyenne. His next stop that even iu Michigan he had lost Warned Moving Against Boys out and that in Missouri and Iowa, ial train over the Salt Lake and will be Salduro, Utah. Wilson. Water Gates of Irriga two large delegations which have Utah rallroafi," the visitors will arIt was reported that Baker and been on banked rive at Lent on hour, later where his tion CanaL Directs by Service. News International managers, Searching Party Drag- Third Annual Utah Christian William Day and Daughter, Glass were ready to use a platform dissension internal 23. has to risen Lieut. such June they will be served a strawberry DAYTON, 0., Endeavor Summer Conferging U-- B Dam for Drowned prepared by Mr. Wilrlossie, .Badly Bruised and memorandum, breakfast by the women of .Lehl, A shortage of irrigation water Russell A. Maughan, on his third a degree that both delegations may son before his death to Influence ence at Upper Falls. Sterling Youth. Cut About Arms and Head. the American Fork and Pleasant Grove. was caused Friday afternoon when attempt to cross the continent be- split into many individual lots and convention. In this memorandum ' Speeches of welcome will be given boys shut the water gates above tween dawn and dusk by airplane dissipate their strength among half the former president was said to morn-D. Sheriff J. a of dozen j F. Boyd Broadbent Sunday candidates. by Mayor Joseph Two persons were badly injured have tho hrlrlrvnrrl on ther could nick nr streaked into McCook field at 7 :10 Upper Falls resort in Provo canurged an outright appeal to ing assisted in recovering the body yon will again this summer be the and three denial Lehl, Mayor Thomas Coddlngton of flsn ieft stranded. The water eastern standard time this morning. W- Heated .... on. the part of the of Varian - .1 slightly bruised in an au- the Democratic purty to again stand American Fork and Mayor Junius i. wag turned into Provo river, and scene of the annual summer encampMaughan stated to officials at the 4ica.uoo contingent met these re-- son of Mr. , Thompson,. and Mrs. J. Ralph ment of the Utah Christian Endeav-orers- , to accident on Provo Bench Sun- by the league as a national issue. Hayes of Pleasant Grove. (wasted as far as irrigation pur- - field that he was condlfent that the ; ports. McAdoo managers character- The league issue incidentally proof Sterling, Sanpete Following the breakfast the visl- - TMSea were concerned, according to "third time would be the charm" ized such reports as "defeatist Thompson according to an announce- day afternoon about 1 :50 o'clock at voked a iu the ranks of the tors will be taken in automobiles m circulated by the county, who drowned Saturday ment made by the Rev. A. V. Boand the intersection of the state road unofficial "split" fVimmlssloner Charles Hon- - and that he would be in San Fran- propaganda" platform builders. It was furnished by the citizens of Lehl, kins dam, about 28 of Mt. Pleasant state president of and the Provo cisco before Old Sol dropped behind Smith camp and they promptly noon in the U-learned that Senator Glass, . who canyon road. American Fork, Pleasant Grove, countered with claims that when miles south of Nephi. the society. M. Honklns said the canal would the Golden Gate this evening. William Day 66, years of age, re was chuirman of the platform com- The catoe to man dam Provo and Springville, on a tour the. young Smith uerhas The "run McCook his summer found race" they will field conferthird annual Mechanics at wotphpd after this, and anv imittee four years ago, "walked out" through American Fork, Pleasant son caught tampering with the a leaking gasoline line in Maughan'a break into the New York delegation Saturday forenoon with a herd of ence of the society will be held at siding at 115 East Second North of the sessions flftr hiM lpniriia two men With other went he Grove and into American Fork can- - water ituolf sheep. for at least 24 votes to add to the Provo canyon resort from July street sustained a severe cut to his recommendations were gates would be arrested and plane. rejected. It in which the is about dam, 11 to July 19. Plans for the envu, a biuji wiu The break is said to be a minor McAdoo s western and southern bathing uiuc w jreumv (prosecuted. right hand, necessitating 11 Bitches, was also said Glass would refuse to ten feet deep. After jumping into campment those who desire the privilege of go-- 1 made been similar have a necessitate brief They and will claims strength. trouble of out the serve perfected by water He also across was the bruised the "Shutting ujwn the committee of resolu concerning the Louisiana delegation the water, he never came up again the committees which have been back and received cuts about his tions this year so he can' lead a tag through Timpanogos cave, after irrigation canal caused a great delay in the schedule. was found by working for several weeks on the haad until after his body of and the which the Journey will continue deal 0f trouble to many farmers a tore field twenty into at the big Pennsylvania Maughan nrrogram. over the monderful scenic Timpa- - wn0 were terriffic rate of speed. His arrival delegation: of seventy six, which the searching parties. . Flossie Dav. ' his dauehrer. compelled to forego (Continued on Page Fie.) ' sus - T1 " m. Unable ' y a to tl find the dark at been body have counted for was Underwood was much earlier Grove. me nev. than to u. uuaries loop Aspen expected liarrney, pas- tained a sprained right arm, cuts gating, and in some instances their Saturday evening, Sheriff J. H. tor of the Phillips Congregational A session of the national conven- - cr0DS were damaged by the lack and the ground men were not ready and Smith. on the wrist and bruises on Edmond Moore, of Ohio, who suc- Sanderson telephoned Sheriff Boyd church of Salt Lake City, will be the neck.right tion of the Service Star Legion will 0I water," Mr. for him but they swarmned out of Hopkins said. for assistance. Sheriff left Boyd oe neid at Aspen urove. Addresses over James M. Cox at the hangers and immediately began cessfully put superintendent of the summer camp Those who were only slightly inSan Francisco four years ago, and Provo at midnight with a large sup and u. E. Richmond of Salt Lake of welcome will be made by Mayor making repairs. AMERICAN IS .WINNER. jured were Fred Day, Monty Cox of hooks took and of the ply who is now among the 0. K. Hansen, Commissioner James International Newa Service. charge City will have charge of registration and Edward Hardman, all living at dam of morn the T. Gardner, Mrs. Mary Huish Land all matter of finance. Sunday of MITCHELL FIELD, N. Y. June leaders here, asserted today that dragging 115 East Second North streett WIMBLEDON, England, June 23. me nody was The summer conference of Utah Provo. Mrs. Mary Metcalf of Spring Vincent Richards of the United 23. Lieut Russell A. Maughan, there are 590 votes in the convention ing at o o ciocK According to Deputy Sheriff 3. F. found 8 :15 morno'clock at Sunday of States team defeated A. E. Peark of amy flier hopped off in his single pledged to an anti-klaville and Mrs. Iona Hodson Endeavorers has passed the experi- Roper, who investigated the acci ' plank, irre Provo. mental stage and is something that dent the Provo people were going rcprwating the rellef New Zealand in the first round of seated persuit plant at 3 :59 daylight spective or what the platform com ing.Varian Thompson Is survived by has come to stay," says the Rev. Mr. north on the state to society. the British lawn tennis champion- time ln his attempt to make a dawn mittee does about it. The Dint his way in an Western Delegates Parade parents and three brothers Boand. "We expect the 1924 sum Overland car owned high form is silent or "straddles" on the to dusk flight to San Francisco. A luncheon will be served at ship tournament here today, McAdoo driven . and by Headquarters It was the fliers third attempt klan issue, he said a minority report Ralph, George and Donald Thomp- mer camp to be the most largely at- - Mr. Hardman. Aspen Grove by the Provo and the in New York. telded gathering we have ever had within a year to, out speed the sun would De Drought in and passed. son. Springville chapters of the Service As the Hardman car approached A ln 550. Utah. Btar Legion, assisted by the Amerl across exOur faculty lineup is espec- the intersection at a rate of about I international News Service. ' the continent' Maughan majority is OVATION FOR FLYERS. FUNERAL SERVICES HELD cad Legion and Auxiliary and the pects to make the 2,670 mile trip to ially gratifying. Besides tne large 30 miles an hour, a Ford bug driven NEW YORK, June 23. Dedicat- News Service. International MARTIN FOR CHILD number or Utah men who will be the coast in 17 .Elks lodge, hours, reaching anywhere in the land with a few Provo ing himself anew to the "recovery of by Jack Moore, a CALCUTTA, India, June 23. The Sam Francisco at 8:41 leaders at the conference, we will o'clock to hours in the event of possible enemy The trip will be extended through small Calcutta American colony is Funeral services were held for also have many out of the state boy, drove onto theonpavement from this government from privilege and Provo canyon Into Provo- - and luiatu ulbbs McAdoo the west side debauchery a big ovation when the night (standard time.) A star stud- invasion. planning Irene Martin, one week old infant leaders 'of the society with us. the service station ded sky with but a slight haze 8pringville, where the art collection U. S. army of the road. today greeted the delegates from the flyers around of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Martin, Among hem will be Dr. of the Springville high school will amiIvta ltavA H. the moon, rewarded Ray Thaw om Avruufw1 frt In the collission that followed the western states aud exacted from INDIANAPOLIS, June 23. Lieut Friday afternoon at the family resi- Barrett of Reno, Nev. ; Br. W. M. tiaraman car was be viewed, after which the return weather Maughan'a three day wait for favor Maughan in his race with overturned, tnree them a pledge to stick to him in his tomorrow, 244 N. Third with jngoon dence, West Irwin of Rev. the Paul wheels being broken in the accident. efforts to secure the Democratic A light wind from daylight Denver; 6 Inermitting, arriving here Thursday, able weather. A. L. Booth over 7 :59 a. Bishop Brown at passed of Los presiding. W. Indianapolis Angeteg and Roy The older Mr. Day, who grasped the presidential nomination "to the last irom frovo. tatnna will he made-a- t Basseln and the west with no sien of foe was re m central standard The speaker was Pres. F. S. Harria Berg of Dallas, Texas. time, negotiat Thn nl....t 1'Vn.h lit UT)11?WBL Ul flUVH, Ut" MILIT .Will ditch." ported from observation ; taken an front door of the car with his Y. B. of who made the miles 110 the between ing university, "Lectures and classes will be con- hand, was injured as the right Dayton hour befor the flight car As McAdoo launched into his atr to be remarks the and forty-fouin many this consoling ducted in the morning, the after- smashed minutes city Tentlon of the Service Star Legion on the monied interests and Maughan will make four stops for the tack pavement against .'The Second ward Gleaner girls reaved a or rate of speed of approximately! noon of each day being given over to family. ud 60 disabled veterans. Among will conduct a Jhlke to the Provo refueling at Dayton, Ohio; St. Mr. Day and his daughter were class rule' some in the crowd yelled : in The Provo was invocation the 10s miles an hour. the women to make the Vesper services, camp rushed to Pleasant Grove where "Don't forget Teapot Dome, Mac." trip will be river Tuesday evening. The time Joseph, Mo.,; Cheyenne, Wyo. and From Indianapolis Lieut. Maugh city cemetery, under the direction of recreation. fire meetings and other inspira Dr. B. C. Linebaugh dressed the InMrs. The lieutenant "You bet I won't," McAdoo shoutHenry F. Baker, Hyde, ML, will, be spent with games, music Salduro, Utah. detional gatherings will be held in the to average 163 miles an hour, an hit north of due east and west the Hatch Funeral Home. The national president of the organisa "We'll soak the Republicans ed. plans All those juries. welnie roast a and girls line he had been following from dicatory prayer was offered by evenings. All those who wish to tion and Mrs. Max for that dirty scandal, from now to Neither Jack Moore nor his Mayer, Dee wishing to go will meet at the cor- A small group of friends and army Dayton and Pres. Chris-maJ. William south summer of Knight attend . the conference passed Moines, la., past president Maughan as he brother, Welden. who was election day." Ninth West and Center street officials surrounded should register at once." Ills., at 8:30 a. m. central Dr. L C. Potter, chairman of the ner of The demonstration for McAdoo strapped on his parachuette seat. standard riding with him in the bug, were PROF. ALFRED OSMOND at 7:30 o'clock. time. headed He north After a personal inspection of the was spontaneous and impressive. transportation committee for Provo injured. IN TUESDAY RECITAL was and with a storm which racing ! making an appeal to the patriotic plane he stepped casually into the Stepping from the "McAdoo FARMERS PROTEST BUILDING appeared in the vicinity of Taris aniens of Provo to volunteer their cockpit Special" delegates from nine west- MORE A be' SCHOOLS BASSO FINDS NO PROFIT IN ALPINE recital will Ills. and Shakesperian His whirlwind Marshall, SPRINGVILLE BUILDING LOTS em states headed by California and Lieut Edwin Johnson, his side wtomoblles for 80 of the- - guest. IN SINGING IN RUSSIA Osmond Professor Alfred continued. He made ninety given by SOLD TO SPANISH FORKER preceded by two bands, paraded to kick, shouted, "don't forget, Russ to speed JCrTmi. "wo fill need about 25 or 80 cart Tlie tax committee of the Utah Indianapolis to Cliris-ma- at the regular chapel hour of the rr the trio. Thrum ntoarMl back for the air circus on the miles the Vauderbilt hotel. McAdoo made get 20. Bureau summer Farm June school federation (INS) In about thirty-thre- e County LONDON, minutes. Young university The Springville business section his appearance on a temporary platold call D Potter at bis home Fourth of July." In will meet educa-11 in board forenoon :3J of between wit'i the ! which wr.s singing "There's no profit Tuesday w oirice, "I will," Maughan replied with a destroyed by fire June 6 form built out of a first floor winHon of the AIpinc school district has been fold and 12 :30 o'clock. Russia any more, according to SPRINGFIELD, Ills., June 23. by tho Sutton Cafe dow and before the. demonstration smile. quiet 4 o'clock. The public is invited, free of Monday afternoon at Fedor Chaliapin, the famous of rrovo, to William hud subsided the trattic was comIn Lieut. Maughan racing the sun to company, won race the Pulitzer Maugnan The meet hi': Is for the purpose The members of the liter PROVO MEN ATTEND basso. Music pays much better 191 : at Detroit Chrlsteusen, of Spanish Fork, ac- pletely blocked. He Is thirty one the Golden Gate, pawed seven miles charge. clubs of the city .are especially of protesting against the increase in in America, where one gets paid to R. F. Moorfield. RECLAMATION MEETING borne Is In Heber north of Springfield at 9:03 central ary H!s old. The Culifornian again paid his reyears the tnx levy of the district for cording low and at a nrped to attend the reading. standard in dollars, or in England where Before the fire the Campbell drug spects to the "hostile press of New City, Utah, and Ms wife and two slow rate. time, flying Ac1 other and purposes. building la JuIm jampg g Tucker and Sccre-"- 7 one sterling. paid store, the Independent print shop York." lie warned his audience children plan to meet him at his DR. II.VRRRIS TO CHICAGO. cording to meiuliers of the federa- and a shoesliining shop stood on the E. S. Hinckley of , the - Ptoto To prove his point Chaliapin in Salduro. stop against statements that McAdoo S. contem is Pres. Harris the Franklin of the tion, district r Alpine namiK-related the following: QUINCr, Ills.. June 23. Lieut, of Commerce are attendsite, which had been purchased by delegates after the first lour ballots Issued a statement be Maughan of will the leave concerts additional Rrigham Young university building plating For one of my last Messrs. Sutton and Moorfield as a would go over to another candidate. JJ; " noting Monday afternoon in fore the flight deploring the fact Russell A. Maughan LakR of the transcontinental flier passed one Tuesday for Chicago, to attend the Vhool room in American Fork, to probable location for a restaurant. in Russia, ln a village called people looked com- as venture the "Never," shouted the crowd. upon national which Is bureau the farm associaobjecting. six months imW north of this city at H Ms a. m., convention of the Mr.' ChrUtensen Is the owner aud "We're with you to the lust ditch." Llioga. I was paid, work ln tl,e Interesf of nothing more than a "stunt." th o Thn tion of colleges aud universities.' 1 He was time. standard central of the fly by afterward, City Drug company1 manager hnsin reclamaton pro-"That is right, my friends," Mc"It Is an attempt to show the Pres. Harris has a numltcr of other of which low. "Ten pounds of flour ; at Spanish Fork, and it is said Adoo replied. "You dldn t come ..There are 1,306,500 ,bicycles Ih storeIntends people of the United. States the ing very to transact items of business iri'the; - uai pnrt.the Utah lake project in a store "One bam; opening drug here to betray a trust, you came to Belgium, or one to every fifth per- lie necessity for keapiug tlm air service in of the while interest Mo.' university " and 23. ANN II HUL," of Lieut. is June after the building sugar "Five pounds ' " dedicate one." ig ot me central com- equipment up to date," he said. He will be gone about son, according to the latest official Springville 9:41 tho east. at Hannibal "A selection of weird Maughan passed oi t tah county of the recla completed. vehicles. these he declared, of given Armv fliers compilation two weeks. can be mobilized a. in., central standard time today. n,Jwl W1U be hold some modern n ' 10 E FLYING OVER CONTINENT SDK - s SHUT OFF WATER TOCATCIIFISII dawn-to-dus- SHERIFF BOYD ENDEAVORERS FIVE INJURED . AIDS SANPETE TO HOLD CAMP IN AUTO WRECK ... 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