ly Completed Cleveland, Ohio, June 11, The platform to be submitted to the Republican Convention was virtually epmpleted early this morning. It is asserted that it is entirely along the lines desired by President Coolidge. It is reported in the ting committee no voice was aod against the plank favouring the United States joining the World Court under President Coolidxe's terms.
'The insurgent faction, led Senator LaFollette, has' submitted to the platform committee a substitute platform declaring that the a "house cleaning" of Gover ment departments in Washington und proposing to reform railway, tax, tariff, banking and agriculturer legislation, but it is not believed that this will be supported outside the insurgent ranks, Later.
The drawing up of the Republican platform consumed more time than was anticipated. Tt wax found advisable rests of hai whole day ex that the country is for tunate because another fully equipped to be his successor stood forth on. his death.
The platform favours adherence of the United States to the Per-ut Court of International Justice, and endorses the Government's rofuxal to join the League of Nations and assume obligatios under the Covenant of the League. It, however, upholds, as illustrations of what is possible in the direction of ce-operative humanitarian efforts, the unofficial representation of the the mand United States by General Dawes on
of the Washington Naval Conference.
After referring to the menacing peace, in land forees abroad, the*platform advocates the calling of a conference on the limitation of land forees, and the use of submarines and poison-gas, us proposed by President Coolidge, when, through the adoption of a' permanent reparation pi conditions in Europe make nego tions and ce-operation opportune und possible.
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