Campaign funds cited for Wood and McAdoo campaigns
Senate hearings reveal Major General Leonard Wood campaign receipts near 1.26 million with 821 dollar deficiency. Contributors include Rockefeller Jr and Wrigley. Disbursements cover state and national headquarters and travel. McAdoo fund details disputed with Baruch described as nonpartisan. Page notes Illinois Ohio and California allocations and questions about cash withdrawals near California primary.
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Campaigon Fund
Mr. Sprague
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
A. F E. Monell
William Wrigley, Jr
Chicago
H M. Hyllesby
PD. Shaffer
William Loeb
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Iowa
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Mississippi
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
California
Nevada
New Mexico
Arizona
Kansas
Wyoming
Utah
Kentucky
William¢. McAdoo
Wilbur W. Marah
Democratic National Committee
Kenyon
Atlantic City
Mce-Adoo
Mr. Marsh
B. M. Baruch
McAdoo
Armenia Bond Plan Stirs Senate Debates At Washington
President Wilson asked Congress to authorize a mandate over Armenia as Senate debates a plan to issue 50 million dollars in Armenian bonds. Senator Hitchcock proposes a joint American Armenian commission to sell bonds for rail and agricultural needs and to build an American banking system. Debate included criticism of the mandate and sympathy for aid, with Senators Williams and Lodge weighing in on U S responsibilities.
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Mourning Journal Special
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Armenia
Senate
Near Eastern
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Foreign Relations Committee
Lodge
Williams
Mississippi
United States
Weather Forecast for Denver and Southwest
Denver forecast notes New Mexico and Arizona threats for Sunday and Monday with fair conditions in the latter.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
Weather Summary of Campus Day Ends at Six
The university reports end of day conditions yesterday at six PM. Highest temperature shown as .2. Mean and precipitation figures are unclear. West wind prevailing with maximum speed not specified.
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Iensys
Roswell Appeals for Milk Goat to Help Tuberculosis Case
Roswell appeals to Albuquerque for a milk goat to aid a tubercular resident. Red Cross field worker Mrs. Ruleau reports the person cannot stand cow's milk. County Agent Crawford notes calls for goats and cites Tijeras canyon herd as promising. He claims goats are tuberculosis proof and may repel fleas, though odor concerns are raised.
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Roswell
Albuquerque
P. M. Ruleau
Red Cross
New Mexico Public Health Association
Tijeras Canyon
Census Figures Highlight Regional Population Shifts
A May 22 Washington dispatch shows rising figures across several areas. Atlantic fiy MN d and Ballinger Texas report notable increases, with West Haven borough near Orangetown Connecticut adding 3 826 residents for a 44 8 percent rise.
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Morning Journal
WIRE
Washington
Atlantic Fiy
MN. d
Sterling
Cole
Ballinger
Tex
New
Kane
Orangetown
Conn
West Haven
Plan to Extend Aid to Armenia Could Face Senate Hurdles
A proposal to broaden American aid to Armenia for reconstruction is discussed though not authorized by current mandates. The plan plans to bolster relief and reconstruction projects but awaits Senate action and potential congressional approval.
U S Naval Academy Wins Stewards Cup Boat Race
United States Naval Academy crews defeated Syracuse by a length in the Stewards Cup, the feature race of the American Rowing Association regatta on the Schuylkill River. Navy finished in 6 20 15, Syracuse 6 43, with Princeton third and Union Boat Club second crew of Boston fourth.
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Philadelphia
United States Naval Academy
Syracuse
Salt City
Schuyikill
Navy
Princeton
Union Boat Club
Boston
Financial outlook improves in Japan as banks stabilize
Tokyo reports brighter finances with government aid boosting markets. Bank runs largely ended as of May 27. Police records show seventy bankruptcies by Tokyo firms since May 1, ten at half a million yen capital.
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Morning Journal Grecial
Tokio
AssoCiated Press
Republican platform draft ready for submission
A tentative draft of the Republican national platform is nearly completed by party leaders in Washington. It will be submitted early next week to prospective resolution committee members for study before the Chicago convention. Planks on Mexico and the league of nations are omitted and to be decided in Chicago.
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Mexico
League of Nations
Chicago
Washington
Resolutions Committee
Senate
Resolution Committee
Kate O'Hara sentence commuted to expire at once
President Wilson commuted the five year espionage act sentence of Mrs Kate Richard O Hara of St Louis to expire immediately She was convicted for a Bowman North Carolina speech praising mothers of soldiers and was not linked to Eugene V Debs case per a Tumulty statement The attorney general recommended clemency.
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Washington
Wilson
Kate Richard O'Hara
St. Lou
Federal
Bowman
N. C
Tumulty
Eugene V. Debs
Meeting Planned in Chicago with Senator Watson
Report notes a meeting scheduled in Chicago for next Friday with Senator Watson of Indiana who is slated to be chairman of the committee to frame the platform.
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Chicago
Watson
Indiana
Allen Names Gen Wood At Chicago Nomination
Governor Henry J. Allen of Kansas will place the name of Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood in nomination at the Republican convention if war is declared. This announcement came from Wood headquarters in Chicago May 29.
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Chicapo
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Leonard Wood
Wood
Denver Rail Workers Form Nonpartisan Political League
Denver labor leaders from ten railroad brotherhoods and eight auxiliaries form the Transportation Brotherhoods Non-partisan Political League to support AF of L nonpartisan action and align with state and national labor groups. The plan targets county and district assemblies and potential petition tickets to influence September primaries. Organizing bodies total about 26 000 members and aim to hold the balance of power.
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SY Morning Journal
Denver
Colo
Railroad Workers of
Transportation Brotherhoods
American Federation of Labor
Colorado State Federation of Labor
Labor Organizations
Contests shaping Republican National Convention delegations
Delegates contests across southern and northern state delegations may decide control of state organizations and seat allocations. Secretary Miller lists contests by state and district with four major class groupings and notes 117 overbooked delegates in ten states. Samuel Adams of Greenwood Va launches the full vice presidential boom as the convention pace begins.
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Minnesota
Missouri
Clarence B. Miller
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Minneapolis
Miller
Alabama
Arkansas
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
Fighth
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Ilinois
Iowa
Adams
National Memorial Day Sermonetee of Gratitude and Sacrifice
The piece reflects on Memorial Day honoring both figures and strangers. It contrasts wreaths for public figures with those laid by loved ones for relatives. It argues true patriotism arises from spiritual values, courage, and sacrifice over material concerns, and self-critique of unpatriotic attitudes.
Three More Drivers Qualify For Indy 90-Mile Race
Indianapolis May 23 three more drivers qualified for the 90 mile race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway bringing total qualifiers to seventeen after ten miles at eighty mph. Jim Murphy led with 88.70 mph followed by Andre Boillet 85.40 and Peter Henderson 1.15 behind. Henderson will drive for Tom Reeney who was disqualified in the physical exam. George Carpentier French heavyweight champion visited the speedway and circled the track with other drivers.
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Mommim
Souaha
Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Jim Murphy
Andre Boillet
Peter Henderson
Will
Tom Reeney
George Carpentier
Speedway
Relief bill passes House amid gag rule clash
Washington May 29 The soldier relief bill passed the House 289 to 92 and awaits Senate action. Debate centered on suspending rules with test votes showing growing support. Democrats and a faction of Republicans denounced the majority gag rule as a political trick to win November votes.
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Mopning Journal
Washington
House
Senate
Startling forecast by Hungary's national soothsayer
Budapest May 29. Startling prophecies concerning world peace and European politics are issued by Mme. Sybilline Pellaugh. Thrones to be reestablished. Hohenzollerns to return. former emperor to go insane. crown prince to be murdered. upheavals in France. Bolshevism to end in 1921. Mexico to spark a future war. prices to ease. Jews to migrate from Russia to Argentina and Mexico.
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LOY Morning Journal Special
Budapest
Europe
Hungary
Mme
Sybilline Pellaugh
France
Germany
Austria
Poland
Russia
Mexico
Palestine
Argentina
Prosecution Sought for Paper Profiteering by Speculators
Resolutions adopted by executives of the United States News Print Conservation league the Midwest Newspaper league the Inland Daily Press association and the Michigan League of Home Dailies urge the Justice Department to address profiteering in the open news print market. The committees will form a cooperative buying group to remove inequalities and burdens on communities and threaten newspaper viability nationwide.
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Ourmal
New York
Department of Justice
United States News Print Conservation League
Midwest Newspaper League
Inland Daily Press Association
Michigan League of Home
Vacation Places Near Albuquerque Seen in Summer Guide
A publisher announces a four page supplement titled Ollainine elaborate illustrations. It will highlight vacation spots and localities around Albuquerque with illustrated routes and descriptions. Extra copies cost five cents each and must be ordered in advance.
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Ollainine
Albuquerque
Fasilion
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