Democratic Chieftains Brace For Two Big Convention Battles
New York June 20 Democratic chieftains prepare for two pivotal battles at opening of the national convention in Madison Square Garden. McAdoo Smith rivalry dominates as party debates over condemning the Ku Klux Klan and a two thirds rule for nomination sharpen. Platform makers seek consensus while Baruch urges a strong farm relief plank and a formal anti Klan declaration.
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Phelan Plans Move to Protect Political Position
A Californian official details a strategy aimed at strengthening and consolidating their hold on power. The plan outlines steps to reinforce influence within the convention and party structure.
McAdoo Pushes Abrogation Of Two Thirds Rule At Convention
William G. McAdoo concentrates on talks with state delegation chairs and the national committee as he weighs discarding the two thirds rule for presidential nomination. A decision is expected by Sunday or later, with James Phelan set to nominate McAdoo and a zoning plan to organize floor management.
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Texas
Daniel C. Roper
North Carolina
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Chicago
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South Dakota
Hollins Randolph
Georgia
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North Dakota
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Colorado
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Bonds Worth Forty Two Thousand Nine Stolen By Messenger Boy
Police arrest a messenger boy who vanished from New York with bonds valued at 42009 dollars. Detectives say he was driven from a hiding place in Louisiana marshes by bites from mosquitos and poison ivy infection. Lebish claims kidnapping but detectives think he fled to Cincinnati then Morgan City Louisiana before surrendering.
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Sosquito
William Lebish
Honda
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Cincinnati
Frank McDowell Convicted of Mother Murder in Clearwater
Frank McDowell was convicted in circuit court of murdering his mother at St Petersboro last February. The verdict, delivered after two hours and twelve minutes of deliberation, carries a life imprisonment penalty.
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Means Des An Witness Stands In Own Behalf At Prohibition Trial
New York report on June 20 shows Gaston B. Means former Justice agent testifying for himself in the trial with Elmer W. Jarnecke his secretary on conspiracy to violate the prohibition act. He claims Secretary Mellon tried to hinder Prohibition Agent Hawker and notes involvement around a 1922 Guggenheim distillery whisky withdrawal case.
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Elmer W. Jarnecke
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Prohibition
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Guggenheim
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Thomas W. Felder
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Hunt Aniline Es Hla Oral for Governor
Arizona Governor George W. P. Hunt announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for governor in September. He opposed the Colorado River compact unless Arizona’s water power needs and tax revenues are protected, and urged a state survey of requirements and development possibilities. He said Arizona should have full natural rights to river benefits within its borders regardless of external distractions.
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Resignation of Perny Otigene y Grant Agge pter
A vestry meeting accepted the resignation with regret. Episcopal mavens Pee oe ena. oF the avgehige. The notice notes the formal acceptance of the resignation.
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Taylor Burman Match Sets Night Bout in Chicago
Bud Taylor of Terre Haute Ind bantamweight and 208 Furman of Chicago were matched for an 18 round open air bout in Chicago tonight. The exact venue and date appear unclear but the pairing is confirmed for the expected contest.
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Two men fined after large New Mexico still raid
Green Lloyd pleaded guilty to possession of a still and manufacture of liquor and paid 260 dollars. Dewey Lloyd admitted to possession of whisky and paid 50 dollars. Federal agents raided the Lloyd ranch near Albuquerque in the Sandia mountains finding a five foot copper still, eleven barrels of mash, whisky and beer. Dr. W. Snyder led the operation as part of ongoing efforts to locate the mountain liquor supply.
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Alleged assailants sued for damages in Louisiana case
Mrs Lillian Ronnette sues three women in Alexandria for 75000 alleging they abducted her from home during recovery from surgery, beat her, searched her house, stole a revolver and necklace, forced her into a car and drove to the woods where she says she was beaten and tortured. She names Gerstrude Gall Amelia Jordan and Lessie Hatchett as alleged assailants.
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Ian
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Oklahoma City Man Elected Rotary International President
Everett W. Hill of Oklahoma City was elected president of Rotary International at the Toronto convention. The location of next year’s convention will be decided.
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Everett W. Hill
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Government 10 Probe Gasoline Price Situation
Attorney General Stone said the government will pursue the gasoline price issue through courts after inquiries by the Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice. A July conference with state attorneys general will shape the proceedings and a full view of the oil industry from production to distribution is planned.
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Heat Wave Claims Fourteen Lives in Ohio
Columbus reports fourteen deaths linked to the first June heat wave that has swept Ohio for 48 hours. Thunder showers forecast to ease the heat tonight and tomorrow. An unrelated note from Detroit mentions an unidentified man found dead on a street as the city's first heat prostration victim.
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Heat Prostration Deaths Reported in Pittsburgh
Four deaths attributed to heat prostration and one indirect death were reported in Pittsburgh as temperatures reached 91 degrees in the afternoon.
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Asa G Candler Sr Sues For Divorce In Atlanta
Atlanta capitalist Asa G. Candler Sr has filed for divorce from Mary Little Candler in Fulton County Superior Court. The petition cites cruel treatment. Candler founded Coca Cola and married Mary Littie Ragin in the Candler Building. They marked a one year anniversary today after a honeymoon in northern cities and a stay at the Candler home in Druid Hill.
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May Littie Ragin
Druid Hill
Bantamweight Title Bout Ends In Draw In Maine
Abe Goldstein of New York bantamweight champion and Tommy Murray of Philadelphia boxed 12 rounds to a draw in two 1x round bouts, permitted under Maine law, according to newspaper men verdict.
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Fines and suspensions hit players after Detroit game melee
President Ban Johnson condemns fighting in American league action after a New York Detroit game riot in Detroit. Babe Ruth being fined 50 dollars, Bob Meusel 100 dollars plus 10 day suspension, Bert Cole 50 dollars and 19 day ban. The game is forfeited to the Yankees 9 to 0.
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Goat Eats Green on Golf Course at Bishop's Lodge
Santa Fe June 30 An unidentified goat wandered into Bishop's Lodge and ate a greens worth of hulls from the new golf course. Witnesses say the animal traversed the longest fairway and sank the hull green, a cotton seed hull turf. Manager Jack Vollmar praised the course while joking about the goat claiming the green.
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Mount Everest Capedition Disaster Reported
London reports that the Mount Everest expedition suffered disaster ending in the deaths of George Leigh Mallory and A. C. Pirvine. Sir Francis Younghusband said the disaster likely occurred two weeks earlier as the team neared the summit amid severe blizzards.
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Ten indicted for Chicago-Milwaukee mail train robbery
Ten people named by a federal grand jury on nine counts tied to the June 12 hold up of a Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul mail train near Chicago. The thieves allegedly seized about 2 million in currency and securities amid a raid that involved weapon use and conspiracy. Prisoners include James Murray Walter McComb Carlo Fontana Ernest Fontana Max Greenberg and others with several held under bonds totaling 50 000 to 100 000. Authorities weigh reassigning US Marines to protect mail trains. investigation continues with Rush D Simmons leading inquiry.
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James Murray
Walter McComb
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Max Greenberg
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Blackie Wilcox
Texas
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Washington
United States
Demonstration In Court At Halgey Murder Trial
A courtroom demonstration followed the Halgey murder trial as the audience applauded the District Attorney Dillard Wyatt after his address. The scene highlighted courtroom tension and public interest in the case.
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Jurors Cautioned After Sala Demostration in Haleed Case
In Roswell New Mexico on June 26 District Judge Brice retired the jury after an audience disturbance at the Wyatt address in the Haleed murder trial. He ordered disruptive attendees to leave and warned he would clear the court if demonstrations continued. The case, involving Nannie Halsey Luther Foster and William Archer, is expected to go to the jury Monday or Tuesday after days of rebuttal and testimony from more than a hundred witnesses.
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Perdue
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Yale Wins Boat Race Four Mile Varsity Victory
Yale won the four mile varsity boat race in New London defeating Harvard by three lengths. Yale's time is not fully given in the readable text.
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