Salt Lake Telegram | 1928-06-03 | Page 1 | Work Speeds up for G. O. P. Meet

I Convention Chief Chieft 1 I t t Busy at K C. C I V 1 r wm William hi Butler I I ORK SPEEDS UP fOR O. O P. P MEET Faction and Organization Leaders Begin to Arrive Arrive Arrive Ar Ar- rive at K C. C KANSAS CITY June 2 AP AP- AP Looking forward to the opening rf of the Republican party's big quadrennial quadrennial quad quad- show the show the national presidential presidential nominating convention- convention leaders of various factions as well as the central organization spee speeded l t tup up preparations ris today t to be read ready for business well in the call from the gavel a week from Tuesday Members Member of the national l committee committee com com committee began taking up the tho hotel space allotted to them in anticipation tion of their preliminary task Monda Monday Monday Mon Mon- da day when they will start hearing various delegations contesting for seats the convention floor AIl All of these contests contests which in involve involve involve in- in volve three seventy-three s beats ats have been brought from south southern rh states except for tw two delegates from Porto PortoRico Rico Hico In the case of Texas Louisiana Louisiana Lou Lou- and Mississippi they aff affect ct entire state delegations BUTLER AT WORK With two weeks or more of long working days clays before him him- Chairman William Villiam M. M Butler of the national committee was was at his desk at committee corn com headquarters in the Security building where a large large- suite has has' been reserved for the central or or- or In another private office was Roy Boy O. O West Vest the committees committee's com corn secretary and andin In still an another another another an- an other William V. V Hodges committee treasurer Oves Ove in the Baltimore hotel In spacious quarters were the early Hoover and Lowden envoys and arrangements have been made in inthe inthe inthe the same hotel for Curtis of Kan Kan- sas sag Watson Vatson of Indiana also will I open headquarters early next week In the lobbies of the Baltimore and the Hotel where most of the early comers corners might be seen little groups of committeemen committee committee- i men an early delegate or two and newspaper men smoked cigars or and talked things over but the talk was pretty general and confined mostly to what everybody already knows The single new topic was the pilgrimage pilgrimage pil pil- grimage of farmers who reports from various middle western cen- cen Continued on page 9 J K SPEEDS UP jORG R G. G O. O P PI MEET from page 1 E ave said are arc mobilizing for lor loron I ion on the convention city I to tt a a strong farm relief dece dec- dec e fl a In th the party platform and ande tie e western western candidate t t ere are the farmers going to j i is 8 the question asked on all 1 seemed to have the theand and and and- the general opinion atit would have to remain Uon until more concrete Scents Sc tle- had shown themselves over headquarters where f GOOd V Good Is in charge the was t to laugh off the tho pil- pil t although there was no noen tent en that it was thought to toted ted against the commerce s candidacy Rather than thant t t tron on it directly Mr rr Good 1 11 d a a. sheaf shea of ot letters from a It ItIs t writers writers' declaring polis poli poll Is sh s back of the movement widen headquarters under of Kansas City of the Illinois governor larence P. P Buck his cam cam- arrives tomorrow care are are was t taken ken to point out outI Lowden ana his followers I inspired i inspired the pilgrimage and andau au Juga bing nothing toward towal its itsON ON N GROUND Ji it of the three cabinet mem- mem attend the convention r M V legates gates was Secretary Work Worl re frame tho the thorr s helping Good rr strategy Mrs Mable 11 Wal- Wal al assistant attorn attorney y and a delegate from Cali- Cali 1 J was as busy at Hoover headS head- head S along with Mrs Louis M M. of Pennsylvania who is isI activities there 4 I ti has an office to himself the way are three or four Ic looms oms one of them piled plied with literature Prom- Prom displayed is a large litho litho- Mn tR