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Last Minute Dope
Before C 0 V Na
tional Convention
(By The Associated Pr«'ss)
CLEVELAND. June 6 H. L.
Faulkner, of Juneau, said that
the Republican Nat >nal C -unit
tee made their decision to seat
the Rasmus-en-White d e ig ion
from Alaska on "a pc smal is
sue.” and submitted the follow
ing statement,
"We went before the commit
tee with our case. The other
side made practically no show,
ing. After the hearing the com
mittee went into executive ses
sion. Frank Burns, national com -
mitteeman from Washington,
took the floor with the doors
closed and made a personal issue
out of it. He read extracts from
letters which were reputed to af
fect him adversely, which came
from the brief ease of W. C. Ar
nold. which were stolen from the
Territorial Convention. T li e
whole matter was decided not on
its merits but on a personal is
sue. wholly outside of the case
and apparently affecting the
Burn- case which goes to the
convention's credentials commit
tee Tuesday."
E A Ra vith *1
delegation during the entire per
iod of the hearing of the contest
before the republican national
committee.
CLEVELAND. June 6th—The
Republican National Committee
today voted to seat two delegates
and two alls, nates from the Ph 1
ippine Islands, reversing a prev
ious decision which barred them
on the g ounds that the Philip
pines were independent.
The Philip.r.os argued t5■ it they
should be given seats intsn uch
as full independence does not
come until 1945.
CLEVELAND, June 6th The
Field ganged up on Governs: Alt'
M. Landon today. Suppoiters of
Senator Lester J. Dickinson of
Iowa, for the republican presiden
tial nomination joined follower
of Senator William E Borah and
Frank Knox in one surprise effort
to send the fast travelling Lan
don Bandwagon into the ditch,
before it flattens them all. The
Stop Landon forces thought they
had found a chink in the Gover
nor's armour and all day they
were busy sending arrows whizz
ing at it.
CLEVELAND. June 6th—The
leaders of the “Stop Landon
Movement,” the Cleveland News
said today, were rallying behind
former Governor Frank Lowden,
as the man whom all of them
could support.
The Cleveland newspaper re
ported that telegrams were sent
to all favorite son delegations
now on their way here urging
them to stand pat for their can
didates on the first ballot. They
said that tabulations showed
they had five hundred and forty
three votes, forty-three more
than they needed to defeat the
move to nominate Landon.
Liquor Scandal
California Now
Being Checked
(Bv The Associated Press)
OAKLAND. Cal;!.. June 6th -
Charges of corruption in the en
forcement of California liquor
laws that rivaled the sensational
scandals of the prohibition era.
fell from the lips of witnesses
before the Alameda county grand
jury today in an investigation
that threatened to touch many
prominent figures in the States
public eye.
Starting from a single complaint
of a five hundred dollar payoff t
settle a law violation the scandal
became a snowball rolling down
hill with increasing momentum as
a-.on.byman Leon Donihue of
Oakland, announced his legisla
tive audit committee would meet
in L< s Angeles. June 12. to con
sider the situation, and District
Attorney Le m Babcock of Sacra
mento county, announced he was
i coming to the San Francsco Bay
1 area to see what all the shooting
is about.
S. S. Aleutian
This Morning
fBv Th Associated Press!
SEATTLE. June 6 —The S. S.
Aleutian of the Alaska Line sail
ed at 9 A. M. today fn m Seattle
for Seward and way ports. The
v< ! carried three hundred and
ten cabin passengers and ninety
eight steerage passengers.
There are twenty-two Seward
passenge's as follows.
Sam Dubin and wife
C Redgraves
Theron Luke and wife
Mrs Warner
Tom Jones
J M Elpier
Joseph Visca
Fred C Shumaker
L C Thompson
Mrs F Cassina
Mrs E Stolher
Mr Oldroyd and wife & son
D F Fett
T B Brown
Mrs Brown
A E Reid
W L Harriman
Rita Scaife
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The Boy Scouts went on a bi
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There were several tests passed
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building, and cooking. After eat
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