Everything Practically Set for Republican Convention at Cleveland
Cleveland dispatch reports that one week before the Republican National Convention, action centers on selecting a vice presidential candidate while Coolidge seems assured of the nomination. Delegations debate platform changes led by La Follette, with Mondell as permanent chairman and Warren as resolutions chair. The plan aims for a three day session ending June 12 with Coolidge on the first ballot barring unforeseen ties.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Associated Press
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Hiram Johnson
California
Coolidge
Senator la Follette
Wiscorgia
Frank W. Mondell
Charles B. Warren
Mexico
Resolutions Committee
National Committee
Coolridge
la Follette
Wisconsin
Sesson
Theodore Fr. Burton
Permatert
Mandell
de la Follette
Healygeara
Hiaardine
Arlington National Cemetery
National Capital
Exclusion Act Condemned by Japanese Newspapers
Resolutions denouncing the exclusion clause of the new American immigration law were adopted at a Tokyo Osaka newspaper representatives meeting. The statements urged dignified response but warned against accepting such discrimination and pledged not to accept Congress decisions.
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Tokio
Osaka
Associated Press
America
Farm relief bill defeated as House approves substitute plan
The McNary-Haugen farm relief bill was rejected 2234 to 164. A substitute plan would move marketing abroad of wheat flour livestock and meat to the War Finance Corporation with loans and loss charges, expiring July 1, 192%. George Jewett outlined renewed efforts and set conferences for June in St Paul to push the principles of export protection.
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Washington
Jung
House
Coolidge
Congress
War Finance Corporation
George Jewett
St. Paul
Sy Talkie
McNary- Haugen Export Corporation
Jewett
Heroism at Merrimac Sinking Wins Pardon for Man
Francis Welly, an enlisted crewman captured during the Merrimac sinking in Sanago Harbor, receives a presidential pardon on the 26th anniversary. Kelly earned a congressional Medal of Honor and was honorably discharged, later re-enlisted, then allegedly endured years of exile and desertion charges.
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Washington
Merrimac
Sanago Harbor
Richmond P. Hobson
Francis Welly
Kelly
United States
Figs
Weather Forecast Fragments From Unknown Source
Fragmentary forecast text shows unclear region and timing with numbers and symbols. No coherent details on location day or temperatures available in the readable content.
Albuquerque Eyes War Mothers Memorial Site Benefits
At a Chamber of Commerce meeting Albuquerque representatives decided to keep the executive committee active to push for a twelve and a half million War Mothers Memorial hospital. The group will present climate data and local health figures to support Albuquerque as the site, noting the by law bonus clause limiting competition.
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Chamber of Commerce
Albuquerque
War Mothers’ Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital
M. P. Stamm
Tacade
Ll. 8S. Peters
W. G. Hope
BR. Y W. Briggs
G. E
Greece
Waiter Disque
Rosenwald
Arno Huning
Sawtelie
Home for Embassy and Consulate at Tokyo Proposed
President Coolidge urged Congress to approve 1 158 800 dollars for a new embassy and consulate building in Tokyo. The proposal outlines a secured site and facilities to serve diplomatic missions.
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Tokio
Washington
Coolidge
Ita Congress
Independence for Philippines Urged in House
Rep Prear of Wisconsin urged immediate Philippine independence in the House. He accused Sec Speaks of fixing a 25 year minimum as a prohibition and said President Coolidge ignores independence pleas to protect American business interests.
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Washington
Prear
Wisconsin
Speeks
Coolidge
Brookhart Re-nominated in Iowa Republican Primary
United States Senator Smith W. Brookhart won re nomination in Iowa Republican primary by a margin over 36 000 votes. Returns from 2272 of 2412 precincts show Brookhart 18252 to Burton E Sweet 157379 with many rural precincts still to report likely increasing his lead. Nomination also recorded for governor with John Harami ll of Britt leading in Field.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Associated Press
United States
Smith W. Brookhart
Brookhart
Burton BE. Sweet
Halocy Murder Trial Hurtles On In New Mexico Court
In Tipswell New Mexico Judge Brice overruled a cambio of venue in the Halocy case against Mrs Halsey Luther Foster and William Archer. More than 100 witnesses have been called as jury selection stalls with death penalty questions delaying proceedings expected to last days to weeks.
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Tipswell
NL. M
Halacy
Chaves County
Fifth Judicial District
Brice
Robert C. Dow
Halsey
Dow
Wyatt
Nannie Halsey
Stairman
Luther Foster
William Archer
New Mexico
Fred Halsey
Eddy County
William Gene Perdue
John Peck
Vaughn Beats Fitancia in Unclear Bout
Readable parts indicate Vaughn defeated Fitancia in a contested match with unsettled scoring details. The fragmented text references a Worm from i l, and a date window around 3-7, but specifics remain obscured.
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Vaughn
Fitancia
Vaughn Worm
I. Z
Revenue law cuts taxes to wartime low with new levies
Washington reports a 25 percent cut in income taxes this year and further reductions for earned income up to 10 major excise taxes are repealed or trimmed while new taxes on gifts and games and estate taxes rise. The plan aims to boost net federal revenue with full effects seen in the next fiscal year and after.
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Washington
Ma Jong
Asme
Senate Adjournment Set After Strenuous Clash Over Muscled Shoals
In Washington on June 3 the Senate, 53 to 36, adopted a nonpartisan resolution for final adjournment next Saturday night. La Follette led a strenuous opposition against adjournment and a one month recess substitute was defeated 26 to 82. Farm relief and reclamation measures loom large as allies seek steady action before adjournment.
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Washington
Senate
House
Muccle Shoals
Lodge
Muscle Shoals
la Potlette
la Follette
Wisconsin
Frazier
North Dakota
Underwood
Alabama
Bishop Homer Stuntz Dies In Omaha at 6:30 A.M.
Omaha Nebraska June 2 Bishop Homer C Stuntz head of the Methodist Episcopal Church in the region died at Methodist hospital at 6 30 a m after being stricken with illness in Miami Florida on February 12 He was born January 2 1858 in Albion Pennsylvania and served as a missionary in India and supervisor of missions in the Philippines before becoming bishop in 1912 He led the church in South America and directed Methodist war work during World War I.
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Omaha
Neb
Homer C. Stuntz
Methodist Episcopal Church
Miamia Fla
Stuntz
Albion
Erie County
Penn
State Normal
Edinhorn
Psa
Northwestern University
Mvanston
Hil
Iowa
Sethodist Church
Board of Foreign Missions
New York
Minneapolis
Speculation on New Mexico Nominees for 1924 Elections
The piece surveys possible Republican and Democratic candidates in New Mexico ahead of national conventions. It highlights Senator J. H. Burnum as a likely GOP Senate nominee, E. M. Otero for governor, and lists numerous likely state and federal races with figures such as A. Larrazolo, Secundineo Romero, B. F. Pankey, Felipe Hubbell, Lucia Clark, and Bronson Cutting among others. Democrats consider George H. Hunker for the Senate and John Morrow for Congress, with Hinkle’s administration noted as boosting stock for candidates.
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New Mexico
Korsum
J H. ©. Burnum
Senate
E. M. Otero
Valencla County
A. Larrazolo
Supreme Court
Harry S. Bowman
Santa Fe
Hugh GB. Woodward
Clayton
Secundineo Romero
United States
Republican Central Committee
San Miguel County
Congress
George Lougee
State Central Committee
B. F. Pankey
Felipe Hubbell
Albuquerque
Bernalillo County
Jaffa Miller
Roswell
Mrea
Benito Baca
Soledad Chacon
Jesus Luna
Los Lunas
Estate Corporation Commission
W. D. Murray
Silver City
Lucia Clark
Lordsburg
W. A. Sutherland
Las Cruces
H. B. Holt
Cutting
Bronson Cutting
George H. Hunker
Las Vegas
T Ie
Hunker
John Morrow
Raton
Hinkle Stock
Hinkle
Lic
Chaves
Boome
Indictment Asked for Leopold and Loeb in Franks Case
Cook County grand jury was urged to indict Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb on murder and kidnapping for ransom in the Franks case. Investigations also probed possible links to the Tracy shooting and Ream taxi assault, with 11 witnesses heard and more to appear.
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Chicago
Cook County
Grand Jury
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Eallsfield
Tracy
Leopold
Franks
University of Chicago
Loeb
Charles Ream
Attoreney
Fron Ieam
Lanke Boy
Jacob Franks
South Side
Wolf
Leeb
Percy van de Bogert
James C. Kemp
van de Bogert
Irving Hartman
Franks Boy
Robert
Rear Admiral Fiske Warns on U S Japanese Fleet Strength
In a public letter to Secretary of the Navy Wilbur, retired Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske says the current U S Japanese naval balance is misunderstood by the public. He cautions that even if the U S fleet leads in capital ships, it lags in active personnel and reserves, risking a dire setup if Japan seizes the Philippines and pushes the United States toward war.
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New York
Bradley A. Fiske
Wilbur
Maticiouy
United States
Japan
Philippines
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