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Show r MwtUai 'Is I 20 DESERET tnruraoon. It la- M wlU be in boat la game Uk1; that Diw lotmarow. K PAGES THURSDAY NEWS. ING JUNE 10 1020 SALT LAKE CITY Tlie tdrartbed product food product UTAH rant la Miallf a Wt laat If It SEVENTIETH r YEAR rnra 1 cSb cSb S3b ito tSb v tSb dSb tfc Republican Platform Subcommittee Agrees on Compromise Plank Drafted By Elihu Root SENATORSMOOT Bottle of Whiskey RECESS TAKEN Crane Acted For Is Temporary Issue Wall. Street Men In ' Sub-Commit- Judo CHICAGO, An 10. y BiUs Says PaLner READY E Delegates Informed Planks Have Been Agreed on But Time is Required for Drafting and Perfiecting Document to be Presented. CONTROL CHICAGO, June 10. Tlx full ronolutlong committee jnet ... this afternoon to complete the final draft of the platform, which It was expected would be ready for presentation to the convention at four o'clock. COLISEUM, Chicago, June 18. Behind Its schedule and still awaiting tbs outcome of th platform fight th ing league covenant the Root resolution provides for a new Republican . national convention as10. GovernJune MONTREAL, 'I agrermrnt with other nation sembled today tor Its third session. is urged ment ownership of railroads which shaU Include a tribunal foe The resolutions committee fight sevresolution in by presented a'Jolnt ' the' eettJcmcnt of International en international unlona to the downtown was a bigger show than the 8en- -' . dispute. It wa prepared by Federation 'if Labor at Its convention iteelf and . there were Americah. Ml ivtor Root before departure. convention today. The resolu- prospects of a small house. The band annual for Europe,, but has been, modi and the songsters went through Ih subcom-mittotion declares government ownership-I1 fled conaldcrabtjrbjtbo motions of attempting to amuse the more to adequate delegates and visitors while they necessary provide to awaited the opening hour. The sun and cheaper transportation atd Koot Plank Summarised. wag beating down mercilessly and givsummarized of by was influence sinister eliminate the Koot The plank ing forewarning of a sweltering day. member of the subcommittee ss railroad corporations from our naCardinal Applauded, tional life. follows: Cardinal Gibbons, who was. to offer - The plank Is a condemnation of the a the resolution-lby The sponsored prayer today, was among the early action of the president, both In his delegates of the Brotherhood of Rail- arrivals. A committee escorted the churchman to the platform negotiation of the treaty of peace and way Carmen, International Switch- venerable and as the ' delegates and visitors the league and In his Insistence upon men's union, Brotherhood of Railway caught a glimpse of his red hat and its acceptance without 'change by the Clerks, Sheet and Metal Workers, In- sash a ripple of applause swept the of . Machinists hall. senate. ternational Association . It la a complete ratification of the and International Brotherhood of A tentative agreement has been reached by the convention managers senators, Electrical Workers. action of the Republican not to hear any nominating speeches either between without distinguishing Military training in the schools and until the platform has been presented. to a group. It pledges the country the establishment of compulsory mil- Under that .arrangement today's pro.continuation of the policies of Wash- itary service or training are con- ceedings would be devoted entirely to in speeches. ington, Madison and Monroe, and also demned as unnecessary, undesirable filling Almost at the moment the convento a fulfillment of all its international and in a resolution tion managers made this agreement pf obligations by the establishment the- American Federation they received word that the platform by proposed committee was about to agree that International courts for the promulga- of Teachers. . all danger of a- split had been averted tion of rules of International law and Resolutions presented by the Rail and. that the report would be presentconduct and suggests that future wars way Mail association ask the execu- ed be made impossible by the establishtoday. A fulfillment of this latter to tive aid In obtaining the council would bring on some of the nomment of laws and agreements whereby abolition plan of unreasonable present all International controversies may be inating speeches today. in and the establishment teats, speed The news that the platform commitsettled by .international agreements of an eight-hoThe plank makes no mention of half for overtime.day with time and a tee waa about to agree and Jet the disarmament.convention go ahead put new millions of negroes waiting . The league of nations Is not specif- areDeclaring that life into convention hall and a wave of benefits the col of ignorant mentioned. of enthusiasm extended up into the ically lective oargalning, resolutions have band stand. Members of the national . Commends Senate Action. been introduced for a negro member- committee who got the news went Into While the Koot planks commends campaign in all statea. brief conference to arrange the the senate's rejection of the Versailles ship Seven unions dena.td days plans accordingly. -- . to contain repeal of international covenant, it la understood the act espionage a provision expressing' in general Opening terms the partys approval of some o'clock, the opening hour, International concert for- peace. It was Death of Princess rolled by and the convention was not that featdre, it was said, which led called to order. Delegates were arFollows Suicide of the mild reservationists to accept it. riving 'racldly and the big hall was News of the agreement started lively of talk about the agreement on full Italian of Army Flyer the platform. speculation whether the chances Apparently there was be would candidate presidential to no hurry In beginning the sesor injured by the adjustment PARIS, June 10. Princess Franses sionbenow that a report from the platgenerally expressed first was that it would .affect none of Rosplgllosl, daughter of Princess Jo- form committee was in. sight. When Senator Watson of Indiana, except perhapsr'Senator Johnson. seph Rosplgllosl , formerly Miss Mary chairman enof th W .lie irn mediately-haile- d it as a victory Jennings Reid of Nevf Orleans and tered meeting he expressed conf nr. the principles he had advocated, died at the familys coun- fidenceththat f "Out Washington, an be agreethere would it was pointed out that it probtry home, near this city yesterday ment Senator McCormick of Illiably would remove- the opportunity from on Irreconcilable of the group from nois, complications arising which many delegates thought . he that in his opinion prowanted for impasrionated deb dm on chronic' malaria. Her1 condition was also declared was being made. according to the gress' 11:29 the subject on the convention floor, j adversely affected, At o'clock. Senator Miller of Lowdenr Wood , Butler and Hard-- 4 Faria edition of the New York Her the' death of Alfredo 'Alligret-statemeRepublican national - committee ing headquarters refused to issue any ,d &y Gov. Willis of Ohio, who Italian army aviator, II Informed at once on the plank. It was to nominate Senator Harding, that said that Gov. Lowden might have 6tyt aKa suicid being suspected In to the convention would proceed .somethin to aay later In the day. but111 case. nominating speeches while awaiting Gen. WoSds managers were inclined fn think their candidate would remain Princess Fransca P.ospIgUso's moth- the report from the platform commiter was divorced from F. IL Parkhurst tee. silent for the present. Gibbons Delivers Prayer. married civilly ' Crane Withholds Comment, - " of Banger, Maine, then In 1 91. At' a conference of the leaders, to Prince Roepiglloso The Senator Crane withheld comment prince 12, 1111, and it however, It was decided to recess undied on but Ogden Mills of New York, who has was announced Sept. til four oclock this afternoon when a few bethat worked with him, said Mr. Crane was fore his death a religious hours the report of the platform committee ceremony 111 be received. perfectly satisfied. The proposal came from our side. of marriage had been performed by a Chairman Lodge got the convention said Mr. Mills, and As accepted Just Catholic priest. In order et 11:20 fey constant whackas It was received .three weeks ago ing of the gavel and calls to the deleof South Recognition Jrom Mr. Root." gates to clear the aisles and sit down. TO '.this statement Senator Gibbons delivered the prayCardinal Borah, Demanded of G. O. P. at er. a ' leader of the Irreedhcihrble said bis side had secured emission of many Cardinal Gibbons p rarer at opening Chicago Mass Meeting of todays session of th Republican provision In another text submitted Mills Mr. the Crane national convention follow: leeterday by We pray Thee, O God of Might. June II. A mass meetplank. and Justice, through whom Wisdom ing, of southern delegate, staged In a Is rightly administered, laws hotel lobby with some III attending, authority Accept Root Plank. decreed, waa held last night in the interest of are enacted and judgment vouchsafe to Inspire thy serranta th CHICAGO, June IS. A league of demanding recognition of the south citizen Of a chief ts elect America, on the Republican national ticket. whose administration will plank drafted by Elihu Root and North Carolina both magistrate, Virginia be conducted in and bs wne accepted as a basis of compromise have candidates In eminently useful righteousness to thy people over th field and speakers from today by Irreconcilable on th he shall preside, by encouragsouthern te advised that ether!i hom subcommittee. due respect for virtue and religion, untie on one man or the other, and ing The plank, which uphold the execution ef taws in a faithful by l of the senate ind doe not de-i- n that h southern delegations then ail Justice and mercy and by restraining In so man of join th named. rice and Immorality. support specific term for A committee representing t; south-lev- a Msv Thy peep' elweye realize the ion of the treaty. lo was agreeable was M a rep-to delegations New of York, le appointed Inspired truth, that "righteousness ex- m: nation and report to a ri man kneeling ten (Ct nr.nued on seven.) (Continued on par seven.) , -- s o. 10, WAsnr.vGTox, jOM Stanch in Bold Relief at Arbiter of- Factions; Denies He Has Shown Opposition To Johnson Candidacy. - . - - ur How-Pmw.-Elev- - -- yny nt 1 . - reso-Iwt-- xtg-den aec-Jon- - g ? - 1 - At-- 10. Inrnrf Cmml Palmer has made an Informal ruling, whirls hag been communicated to Preahhwit Wil-w- u that the rhlrf executive has 1 day after the adjournment of Congress In which to sign bills and resrUntiona. y This rule may Mains of a number cf bltis which the president killed by a pocket veto" espial plug that he had not had auflk-irn- t time In which to enn-rtdthews. Throe meunurea Include the water power bill and Ike mao. Intlon repealing moat of the apodal wartime legislation. - iq SPLITS AFEER (Special Dtapatch.) COLI8EUM, CH1CAOO, June 10. With the critical moment of th League of Nations fight within the Republican party at hand. Senator Bmout of Utah stands out in bold relief as th arbiter of the opposition factions. Th senator took breakfast this morning at th Great Northern, worn and haggard, after a second all Rumor of Bolt of Radical night session. He talked but little, but floor. appeared optimistic as to th outcome Element Are Heard; Sen-.atof the controversy among members of th over th resolutions commute Smoot . Offend Com-promi- te League of Nations issue. When the roeervaUoniat group in th subcommittee refused to jorley Proposition; Dele with the Johnson-Bora- h faction Senator Smoot look th initiative, aed Are gates Marking Time. urged a compromise. Chicago newspapers this morning report Senator Smoot aa th chief supporter of a CHICAGO, Juno 10. Th third day compromise move which would bring Soviet Forces Are Rapidly the opposing factions together. Senaof tho Republican convention opened tor Smoot submitted on compromise Extending Operations in vith the party machinery, for ih proposal that was agreed to by th moment at least, doubly deadlocked. Johnson-Bora- h faction but which waa General Persia; Wrangel There has emerged from endleie turned down by th Reservation Isis SAN FRANCISCO. June 10. led by Former Senator Murray Crane United Btates District Judge U. negotiation behind the scenes no It Checked. ' ' . of Massucb usetta. T. Doollng. ruled today fhat Mr. agreement either as to a presidential Senator Smoot received several telecandidate or on even a tentative draft Maxine 'Dempsey might testify grams from Utah Republicans today voicing some opposition to hla eland relatione In the PARIS,' June 18. The. Bolshevlkl of vital planks In the platform tn on th treaty. One telegram signed by which th party will etahd. trial of he! divorced husband,' A T. Moon, prominent progressive ore rapidly extending their operations William Harrison .(Jack) DempOvernight, the league of nations isleader of Utah, and by N. U. Morgan In Persia, according to advices resue had been swept read as follows: sey. world heavyweight chamceived th French office by suddenly upward foreign "Your reported opposition to Sento a position of pion, on a draft evasion charge, Teheran, th capital, is overshadowing Imla not helping your today. Johnson ator Yesterday th court barred Mrs. ebanoee of election." danger of falling within th hands of portance almost of menae. In partv Dempseys testimony as to her Ja reply th senator telegraphed: the Bobhevlkr In two or three days. counci- l- It wm the ncic on' which confidential 'marital relation Dont know what you bave reference If Is declared. The Persian govern- the special harmonizing .... -hsv not shown opposition to ment Is organising resistance. ..Judge - Doollng -- . . announced ' to. , 1candidate. platform split after pours 1 1 1 I have never stated any . There .would be no general nil Th British, th advlras state, hsv fruitless labor toward to anyone who I would vote for nor retired a to Bolshevlkl tinder as to what waa Manjtl Unable to agree on anycompromise. have I requested any delegate to vote pressures dmlaratlo.i . , matter and the questions which it for a particular candidate." proposed to be Incorporate! in the Senth telegram. to Supplementing he as rise will settled A Russian soviet wireless message Platform, gives - adthe ator Smoot sold: "The fight within received declared that they arise." Following this stateth resolutions committee is purely a provisionalyesterday journed, long after midnlghf'A" dishad been government ment the prosecution questioned matter of party policy and it mum be formed in Hsaht form the agreement report th by revolutionary as Mrs. Dempsey regarding her Visremembered that the convention, leader Mira Kutehuk, end that th faced th full or British a body, will have Its turn t accept its with her husband and alone were hurriedly retreating to- resolutions whsn It committee on comthe token assembled at ( by reject any action ward abandoned to various ports of th country, Bagdad, having ' mittee." . Itsaht without fighting. The British a.m. to take up th task. : worTh defense wa overruled when ar Smoot Senator of Friends Convention Indian wer In Marks declared this troops Time. ried over his health.- - "He has aged 18 message to be opposed to fighting it objected to a . question as to Meanwhile the convention Itsejf months,' sold Mrs against th Persian r to years he the last sixthis what Dempsey contributed lullonlta. must mark time. No reel progress The morning. Jeanette Hyde Mrs. Dempsey's support from July could he made with lu work and Utah delegates are urging th senator BOLMIfrYIKl fimrk WttAXGUL. to Novtmber, 1(17, during which to leave the convention as soon as 10 LONDON. Th early adjournment seemed Hke-'- r June Bolehsviki possible and Uk a complete rest. He have held up th forward movement period they wer separated, ac. today. for almost worked has continuously testo her testimony. She In the Crimea early this week cording When the maos of th more than 88 hours with exception of five hours begun by the army ef Gen. Wrangel. who 1,808 foot-oo- r tified to having received a total Bleep. . . f delegate arose to resucceeded to th command of th of 0. remnant ef th Denikin forces in sume the endless round of candidates Bh testified she returned to southern Russia. It la reported In na camps and other headquarters. that official aoviet statement received. by fills th Salt Lake City at Dempsey's be- - , days for them, pchrllng th erlrsless from Moscow today. heat and they cam to Ban Franfii.kl struggle of balloting, th air cisco together. Here eh practiced POLAND TO OriER PEACE. about them was tense with wii.spers her calling as a woman of thf. WARSAW; June 8. Poland will cf impending events Undfintbb; send a peace not to th Russian rumors of wcrloi.a ruptures between underworld, according to her tessoviet government within a few days, factional leaders were abroad. There timony and once Jempsey struck NORRISTOWN, Pa.; June according to the newspapers here. The was talk of bolts and of whnt her In th jaw because she did would walk out in that case of getting into communication proposal will be handled by Premier id Skluski, who is empowered by diet end there was no on to aay from not bring him- enough money lo with th kidnapers of to In act leaders where thl revived with talk came.' behalf of the govtoday ... Blakeley Ceughlin satisfy him. A few hour ago It wa th th arrival of a second , letter Horn ernment, which framed it new note . on June 4. forces against which a cry of Savannah, Ga. was raised, -prospective insurrection It waa received by George g. ADVANCE NEAR KIEV. Yesterday the the Coughlin at his home outside of Norwer openly charged by LONDON, June 18. Russian Bolristown n th first maiL Th near their opponents with haring brought letter, I dated June 7. 'Th shevik! forces' are advancing writing I identical with that of a Kiev andto southweet of that city, ac- discord into th - council of platform an official wireless mes- maker. letter receive from Savannah four cording And uederneath thl dispute on sage from Moscow. days ago. sue still lay the unsolved riddle o. ' Is no As in th first letter attempt th candidate Wood, Johnson. Low-de- n mad to establish th identity of th CAVALRY BREAK LINES. LONDON, June 1. Fifteen . or who? -- LONDON, June 18. . he writer TM child. says merely cavBolshevlkl atthousand Albanian Insurgents Th first sharp turn to the has Blakeley and th baby is well. alry has broken through the Polish treaty tacked the Dunkall bridge on th The letter, with misspelled wirds, fol- line after defeating cavalry and in- question negotiations by the oelect ' cf the resolution lows: i and is fantry detachments, con. Voyeua river and captured a operating IWhln you are convinced about th In, the neighborhood 'of Perdltchev Tbittee cam yesterday when form-- r party of Italian carabineers, ac- Senator Murray Crane of Massachuright party having your child thin I and Pehltomlr, the statement declare cording to' a dispatch fr6m Rom will deal with you if it iaent too lata In th Bobruisk -region, along the setts, joining the ranks f those roaches-omiddle 1 well at present. to th Central News today quotthe terrains river, favoring qualified' acceptance of the ' ' The child a Polish served Bh league attach has wife been hear covenant, can notice onthe Bobbing. "I your repulsed, ing th Brindisi correspondent of hag my sympathy. But I am into it while fighting continues north of Cor-va- l. conferees that such a course must he the Giomal dltalla. near the mouth of th Bereslna. followed or backed by 'senators who now and dont intent to be caught at took that position !n Washington, tlie The telegraph and .telephone it y own game. 1 dont , needd the fight would be carried to the floor of child, bull do needd the money th Obregtm Gives Alleged lines were cut and Shots were ex- th cenvention. eord money is heavily undermcort.l,. changed with Italian troops, who to be very careBo this Is a Proof of Suicide of Turn Enemy's Guns, ar organizing to attack the In- - ful for I amwarning not asleep. This was turning the enemy's gun unnever Carranza to Department upon him with a vengenc. ' Hereto-fer- e rur rents, the dispatch ad da "You will get your child til I have gotten th money and saved apprehension .had prevailed "MEXICO CITY, Jaee JO. iien. Almyself." those 'leaders struggling fr.y varo Obregon. military leader in th among party harmony that it would be th hlch m outh irreconcilable" who would silr to $46,000,000 Congress Gives the Carrana regime, left here octloh - the e I waters 'f an For Disabled Veterans Care I yesterday tor Queretaro. where he 111 unboseed uncertain convention If their view remain a few days before proceeding against the league wore not met In INDIANAPOLIS. June Ap- - t,wri "re. He conferred with tho platform. . , j B Rudolfo Hcrrero. dwelling chlef- For of a for hoepitho moment, praprlatlofi Irreconcilable $8.88,8 on Herrero'a alleged forces in th select taltxation of disabled, discharged for- lr. It wa said, committee, domincommitted sui- ated proofs that Car-an- sa Senators Borah and, McCormer service persons and PARIS, June 18. Perry J. cide. . The statement Herrero made mick. byseemed taken 'aback.vocational for maimed for training has Stevenson of Washington, has been turned ever to to arms then In full force They vyterana of th recent war have been tt) Obregon and war department for us in con- sprang arrived in Paris on his way to from that time until alter 1 o'clock to date obtained from Cong-ee- a nection the official with this investigation of efforts the th e America bout Wared furl- morning through th Johannesburg. South Africa, to ously behind th locked doors of the Legion, according to a report receiv- of Carr ansa's death. open th first office In that counhotel bedroom here. where ed national at the committee- headquarters men In shirt sleeves and worn try of the department of comLithuania Abolithes by th merce of the United State. tong strain searched agena for Defeats Resolute , ef Death possible escape from every ad opes break. Mr. Stevenson said that trade Penalty g moot Offers Compromise. For Second Time in Trials between Booth Africa, and the WASHINGTON. June 14 AboliEchoes of the contest spread swiftly United, States was Increasing NEWPORT. R. L. June 18 Vaa-- tion of th death penalty end guar- to even the moat out tying pools of th steadily and It was hoped to so- of the liberty te strike were convention ' Toward the defeated Reeohj today for th antee features of the temporary constitu- end, before encampment. tabllsh a permanent trad bureaus th select tomafttn gave arced time In the fifth of the races tion asthe Lithuanian adopted by held to decide which shall defend the up th task and decided hero so that relations of th two carry th sembly at Ha recent session In Kevno, league Issue with several other il a Americas cup It was imfmr-tacountries might he largely stimucable to t endIn the a according dispatches windward retura points back to the fell committee re. lated. 'There I a much more'' thrash tshre as a. with Yap! tie leading Lithuanian legation ts All on resolution, th struggle overfloware he'd be equal without dis- ed the bedroom battlefield at th finish by tee rrflnotea, I J ere-on-d friendly attitude la South Africa a hasty tinction of aer, race or creed. conference Is the corridor ewtmde woo toward Americana than In any 1 htndl-ceTh p to fnade due The time correction eakwt ' reeponstHc held with after desatee midnight other British colony," Mr. Sev- - . allowance rut her fnarg,a to 22 th aasembly and most resign on a onsoo declared. ' seconds vote showing want of eenfdeoca. t (Continued On jk; stem. ; vention; Other Polici' Resolution Before Meeting Of Federation .Declare Are Considered. , for Action. Necessary June 10. OmitCHICAGO, Cheaper Transportation. ting all endorsement of the pend- t ASHARMONIZER Johnson declared today that In the content over Uto platform section on the league of nations the first seas all of lntcrnodonallsns and International banket on the Rejmb-Uon- a poHy had bora met and defeated. It hod been charged by the Johnson-Hora- h group that the Clans plonk hod its birth la Wall FAVOR FEDERAL RAIL Jane CHICAGO, LABOR UNIONS Members of Subcommittee ' Seem Satisfied THotigh Root May Bring up Dis ' cussion- - on Floor of Con Days to Consider - eUUv-l- delegate from Prrmnylvenla laid before the resolutions commit ice of the Brpubikwn national convention yesterday a largo package which be said contained matter he dealred looked Into." When Chairman Watson opened the bondle,'he found a bottle of whisky. real whlnky. Senator Smoot of Utah. n teetotaler, was detdgnated a committee of one to conMdrr the subject, but returned It immediately without recommendations. Action by the full committee was prevented by disappearance of the content of the bottle before It could reach that stage. COURT PLAN IS PROMINENT Avers Johnson tee President Has 10 There would be a second assault by the some force Senator Johnson asserted, with the object of Dominating a candidate, which he hoped would be met and defeated," but be added that If the reports on the platform . decision it reselling him were correct, would not be necessary to toko his league fight to tho convention er TEHERAN? FALL or TO BOLSHEVIK! Court Admits Evidence IS FORECAST Of Mrs. Dempsey . - . tte - ... Second Letter is : Sent by Kidnapers , Jo'e-istto- ns anti-leag- ue . - Albanians Defeat Italian Forces i. . f - U. S. Trade Office r" - For South Africa ' I. $1J..88 - Vnitie K It-m- nt ten-kn- b-- elti-eas- V. |