Harding Receives Joyous Telegrams After Convention Victory
Senator Harding returns to office amid receptions and congratulatory telegrams from family, colleagues, and notable figures. Messages from Hughes, Johnson, Coolidge, and Longworth echo broad support as Harding plans rest and a late June trip to Marion Ohio. He pledges to foster Franco-American friendship if he becomes chief executive.
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George Harding
ADL
I Nt
Charles E. Hughes
Hiram W. Johnson
Coolidge
Knox
Senator Harding
John Philip
Pomerone
Ohio
Nich’ Longworth
Harding
Washington
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Marion
Coumage Atlas Strengay
Governor Coolidge
Warren J. Harding
Arthur Avenue
New York
Col
William Cooper Procter
Cincinnati
Wood Campaign
France
Meredith Back From Helena Motor Trip Inspires Women
Mrs Meredith traveled from Helena to Butte with Mrs Nolan and Mrs Spriggs. A former Rocky Mountain News writer, she spoke of Montana pride and the power of organized women in politics, urging steady effort and unity to achieve victory.
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Helena
Meredith
C. B. Nolan
Women's Democratic Party
A. E. Spriggs
J. P
Montana
Helena Tor Butters
Rocky Mountain News of
Denver
Montana Enthusiasm Tops States for Women Vote Leaders
In Montana, Mrs T J Walsh and Helena’s Mrs C K Nolan spearhead a surge in women’s political activity. The host of voters is rising toward two million nationwide as women claim voting rights. Meredith, long a Colorado political figure, travels from Spokane to Seattle and Portland en route to San Francisco, planning to return to Denver by mid July for rest after a demanding tour.
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Montana
Womenhood of
America
Meredith
Colorado
Directorate of Commision Board
Denver
State Central Committee of
Spokane
Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
Eight Guilty of Syndicalism in Chehalis Trial
In Chehalis Washington a Lewis county superior court jury after over eight hours deliberation found Simon Hill Charles Brown Frank Heston and Tom Lassiter guilty of criminal syndicalism. All four men were members of the I W W and were arrested in Centralia during the Armistice Day massacre roundup of November 11 1919. The trial lasted a week.
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Chehalis
Wash
Lewis County
Simon Hill
Charles Brown
Frank Heston
Tom Lassiter
Centralia
New York Delivers Largest Harding Coolidge Vote Yet
Chicago June 12 Nicholas Murray Butler after Harding nomination said New York state will roll up the biggest vote ever for Harding and Coolidge. Butler: I was the first to shake hands and no better man could have been chosen by the Republican party as its standard bearer.
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Chicago
New York State
Harding
Coolidge
Nicholas Murray Butler
Ian
Local News Briefs From Lima and Nearby Ahead of Summer Season
Lima reports busi ness in town as C A Elvers of Butte visits. George S Brown comes from Los Angeles. Mrs May Brady and her children visit Mrs Emery kel in town. Local residents join to attend the Elks’ meeting in Virginia City. Mrs Addie Richardson heads to Dillon to visit relatives as John Cheney meets his daughters from Bellingham for summer. Streets grading starts in the north. roads suffer from winter melt. Shearing is underway though scarce labor raises concern over a lighter clip but better wool quality expected due to cold winter.
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Los Angeles
May Brady
Butte
Bellingham
Wash
Pend
Everett Brundage
Dillon
Centen
Nial ‘Valley
C. Gosman
Rose Beardsle
Arby
Bessie Gallager
Dell
Treasurer Hart Visitor in City
Le Hart arrived in Butte from Buell Idaho after being summoned by his ill nephew. He commented on Senator Harding as the Republican presidential nominee and predicted Governor Cox would win the Democratic nomination at San Francisco. He planned to depart for Helena.
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le Hart
Butte
Heledia
Buell
Idaho
le van Ripen
Hareala Te
Harding
Coolidge
Cox
Sanfrancinco
Ielina
Hart
Hena
Davis for President Rally Heads to San Francisco
Davis for President club officers from Arksburg West Virginia left for San Francisco to establish headquarters promoting John W. Davis as the Democratic candidate for President. Davis, then ambassador to Great Britain, seeks the party nomination.
Form New Policies Before Board Organizes
Washington June 14 Admiral Benson chairman of the Shipping Board will proceed with new policies under the Jones act without waiting for the new board. The bulletin notes sales of steel cargo vessels are suspended and will become conditional with vessel allocations to buyers until contracts are set. A special committee is named to implement the board provisions as activity in sales is expected to resume. The bulletin also says the Hamburg American lines Tarkiman agreement may be tentatively endorsed after contract study. The board stands against wrong strikes. San Francisco yard workers’ dispute is reported broken as labor returns to open shop conditions.
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Admiral Benson
Shipping Board
National Merchants Association
Shipping Trust
R. A. Dean
Alonzo Tweedal
Charles F. Dutch
R. W. Rolling
Merchant Marine Association Bulletin
Germany
Harriman
San Francisco
Atlantic Coast
Platform Analyzed From Top 10 Bottom By Bryan Comedy
The excerpt critiques a convention stalemate over a platform with confusion and delays. It notes a minority report, delegations avoiding presentation, and fears of harming a candidate. It praises Senator Harding as a strong campaign asset and hints Governor Coolidge strengthening the ticket in the East and Ohio.
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William J. Bryan
Harding
White House
Wernor Coolidge
Ohio
Political Clash Set By Republican Platform At San Francisco
The piece outlines a sharp partisan exchange as Republicans present a clear platform challenging Democrats to respond boldly. It notes Governor Coolidge’s veto on a high alcohol content bill and references the looming Supreme Court decision. It warns of Wall Street influence if Democrats are pressured at the convention.
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Coolidge
West
Supreme Court
San Francisco
Wall Street
Helena Reserve Bank remodel on track for September opening
W H Rowley of Merchants National Bank Billings and N B Holter of Helena attended the Reserve Board meeting in Minneapolis. The Helena Federal Reserve Bank building remodeling is progressing rapidly and doors are expected to open before September 1.
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W. H. Rowley
Merchants’ National Bank
Billings
N.B. Holter
Helena
Montana
Ninth District Board
Minneapolis
Helena Federal Reserve Bank
A. Carlson
Helena Bank
Feud Sparks Fatal Gunfight in Esserville
Feud between Fee and Berry families ends in a street gun battle in Esserville. Robert Fee and George Poll are dead, Dewitt Fee and a baby are seriously wounded, while Tom and George Berry are lightly wounded. The fight followed a Fee hold up of a Berry deputy, prompting Berry retaliation and exchange of gunfire on the main street.
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Fee
Berry
Esserville
Here
Robert Fee
George Poll
The
Berry Facton
Dewitt Fee
Tom
George Berry
Fee Brothers
Berrys
Easerville
George
Tom Berry
Folly
Robert
Walsh Denies National Nomination Interest
Washington June 14 Senator Walsh of Massachusetts announced he would not accept any nomination for national office. He said reports linked him to vice presidential bids with McAdoo Cox or La Follette and others, but he has neither considered nor been offered any such nomination.
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Walsh
Washington
Senator Walsh
Massachusetts
McAdoo
Cox
la Follette
Johnson
Raids Arrest Dr G D Bryant and Chinese in Butte
Federal agents in Butte raided Chinatown trapping Dr. G D Bryant and three Chinese men Wan Sing Quong Chong in narcotics sweep. Officers seized morphine sulphate cocaine opium pipes scales drug making materials and records. Pritchard said he bought narcotics and opium during undercover work. Further arrests expected as searches continue.
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Butte
G. D. Bryant
Phoenix Block
Wan Sing
China Alley
Quong Chong
Dr. Bryant
United States
L. 8. Groff
H. M. Dengler
Chinatown
Bryant
Elk Ceremonies Observe Flag Day Observance
An Elk event marks Flag Day with a program of patriotic music and readings. Exalted Ruler Frank E. Savage presides with officers. chaplain, soloist Hd Davis, and Meagher give historical notes. The committee overseeing the ceremony includes John Troup Harry K. Jones and Dean Phillips.
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Therogram
Ritmanstic
Frank E. Savage
Hd Davis
Meagher
Exacd
Utah Democrats Back McAdoo Nomination At Convention
Utah state Democratic Convention resolution endorses William G. McAdoo as the Democratic nominee for president at San Francisco on June 28. Delegates and eight alternates were chosen, with resolutions supporting Wilson and urging League of Nations adoption without reservations. In Mexico City, the National Agrarian Party pledged to support General Obregon, electing Antonio Diaz Soto Gama as president and naming Generals Obregon, Alvarado, Ceiles, and Gildardo Magana as honorary presidents.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Voring William
G. McAdoo
Oneg
Mexico City
Finland to Back Ukraine Independence in New Peace Move
Move seen in ParisJune 14 1920 Finland recognizes Ukraine independence. Diplomatic circles warn of a joint Finland Ukraine peace initiative with Soviet Russia. London has been appointed governor general of Australia succeeding Sir Ronald Munro Ferguson. Henry William Forster identified as originator of the title Forster in 1918.
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Paris
Finland
Ukraine
Russia
London
Austraia
Ronald C.munroe-Erguson
Unions Begin Return to Work at San Francisco Shipyards
San Francisco June 14 Virtually ending the shipyard strike begun Oct 1 four boilermakers unions in the bay district returned to work today at seven large yards. The vote to return followed a machinists vote. Shipyard carpenters and joiners had already voted to return. Nine unions remain on strike. A later meeting will decide on full return within 30 days. The wage scale of 6.40 a day remains until Washington officials rule on new wages.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay District
Washington
Naval and Shipping Board
Explosion at Flambeau Paper tank kills two in Wisconsin
In Park Falls Wisconsin on Saturday afternoon a gas tank exploded in the Flambeau Paper company machine shop killing William Jenson and Nordall, with four other workers seriously injured. The dead and injured were connected to the plant and their families are cited as survivors.
Delegates of Metal Trades Converge at Great Falls
June 14 delegates from Butte Anaconda and Great Falls opened the annual convention of the metal trades council. Officers and delegates from Anaconda discussed conditions and potential actions amid a wartime context.
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Great Falls
Butte Anaconda
Metal Trader Council
Tonlint
Will Entertain Women Leaders In San Francisco Luncheon
June 1 news reports that arrangements are set for a luncheon in Oakland to host about 500 distinguished female leaders of the national democratic party at the Hotel Oakland on Saturday June 26. Mrs George Bass and Mrs Carre L Hoyt led planning with state delegates and wives of party leaders to welcome guests from across the states. Miss Mary Poy of Pasadena and Mrs Bass will be honored as key organizers. Local Alameda County women will preside as hostesses for state groups.
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San Francisco
National Democratic Party
Oakland
George Bass
Chicago
Woman's Bureau
National Democratic Committee
Mra Carre L. Hoyt
Women's Democratic Club
Alameda County
Bass
Callen
Palace Hotel
Mary Poy
Pasadena
California
Lews declares bid for Democratic vice presidential nomination
Dallas June 14 United States Senator James Hamilton Lewis announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for vice president opposing Governor Stewart. Details indicate a political maneuver amid party dynamics as Lewin seeks national ticket inclusion.
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Dallas
Tex
Vormee
United States
James Hamilton
Rejane Famous French Actress Dies in Paris
Paris reports the death of Mme Rejane a renowned French actress famed for Madame Sans Gene in 1893 Her career extended to England and the United States with notable roles in Zaza and La Pepa In February she received the Legion of Honor red ribbon marking a late peak in her distinguished life.
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Madame Rejane
England
United States
Paris
Legion of Honor
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