Gompers May Not Be Candidate For Re Election
President Wilson tells New York World interview he is confident Democrats will uphold him and that San Francisco delegates will back acceptance of League of Nations. He rails against Republican platform and says the nation faces a paramount issue that must be resolved in the campaign.
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Gompers
A. F. OF
League OF Nations
New York
Wilsom Incac
New” York
Hau
Sisco
Maid
Bom
Republican Party
Washington
Lincoln
Bismarck
Bernhard
Daune
Tourists Held Up Near Dixon On Eastbound Trip
Missoula June 17 Walter Vothard a tourist traveling east reported to the sheriff that his party of seven was held up near Dixon last night and relieved of 235 dollars by bandits wearing blue bandana masks. The tourists are from Tacoma and other Pacific Coast cities.
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Missoula
Walter Vorhard
Coast
Dixon
Vothard
Tacs
Belgian visits former Kaiser rumored assault at Doorn
Doorn, Holland reports rumor that a Belgian with a forged pass gained entry to Doorn castle and wounded the former German emperor in the jaw. A Belgian suspect was arrested, but confirmation is not yet possible.
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Doorn
Holland
Doorn Castle
Tilis
Mohammedans Would Override Christian Rule Uprising Ties
Washington reports detail uprisings among Mohammedan world against British rule and in favor of Turkish nationalists and bolshevists. Enver Pasha Djemal Pasha and Talaat Pasha met Spartacists and bolshevists in Munich while Indian Persian and Egyptian delegates met Lenin in Moscow. Plans spoke of a 150000-strong force led by General Kuropatkin to unite Mohammedan peoples with Germany’s backing. Reports say Turkish leaders in Berlin and Moscow coordinate, with Senussi tribesmen in the Syrian Desert seen as pivotal. The situation threatens Mesopotamia and Egypt as bolshevist schemes aim to divert British focus.
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Washington
Enver “Pasha
Djemal Pasha
Tulaat Pasha
Munich
India
Afishatistam
Persia
Asuna
Egypt
Lenine
Moscow
Kuropatkin
Germany
H Wer Pasha
Berlin
Gerigan Evolutionists
Djemal Pashawi
Talaat Pasha
Switzerland
Liferal
Sybian Desert
Mesopotamia
Women to target delegates at Democratic convention
The National Woman's Party will not picket the Democratic convention hall in San Francisco. Instead, they plan to interview every delegate before and during the convention and press Democratic readers to urge North Carolina to ratify the amendment at a July special session. Leaders include Abby Scott Baker and Edith Callahan. Cox will skip the San Francisco convention.
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Washington
National Woman's Party
Thearty
Chicago
San Francisco
Stat
Democratic National
North Carolina
Abby Scott’ Baker
J. G. Brown
Kingwood
W. Va
Edith Callahan
Louisville
Betty Gram
Portland
Ore
Harding Plans Broad Advisory Campaign Team
Washington reports President hopeful Warren G. Harding said his presidential bid would rely on the counsel of all Republican leaders. He stressed the policy will guide him both during campaigning and after victory, denying any single-hand effort and hoping for broad collaboration with colleagues across the party.
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Washington
Harding
Johns von
California
Johnson silent on his way home from Washington
Senator Johnson of California left Washington for Chicago en route to San Francisco with Mrs. Johnson noting he will maintain the silence observed since arriving for the Chicago convention. He spent most of his time at Riverdale Ma and visited his office. London silver jumps five pence on large American buying and local demand with supplies scarce and a cautious close.
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Washington
Senator Johnson
California
Johnson
Chicago
San Francisco
Maine
Riverdale
London
Bubonic Plague Reported in Galveston State
Galveston Texas June reports confirm a 47 year old youth died yesterday with a probable bubonic plague diagnosis. Dr M F Boyd professor of bacteriology at the state medical college announced the finding at a public session. Federal state county and city health officials backed the diagnosis and pledged immediate rat extermination efforts.
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Galveston
Texas
Esterday
M. F. Boyd
State. Medical College
Progress in Winnett wells tests and new spuds
June 11 Winnett progress reports show Decker Collins prep to ream from 90 foot level and set eight inch casing to depth about 1375 feet. Frantz discovery well flows larger, casing anchored to prevent lifting. two more wells added in district. Montana Consolidated and Seattle Flat Willow Camp activity reports uncertain as crews spud in Yellow Water anticline prospect and east of Musselshell river test.
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Winnett
Decker
Collins
Montana Consolidated
Willow
Coule
Weil
Musselshell River
Levy's Cafe Closes After Auction of Landmark
In Los Angeles on June 15, a 30 year landmark cafe and cabaret, Levy's, declined as Al Levy watched it go under the hammer. From a San Francisco tamale wagon to a major dining and cabaret venue, the founder reflected on the end of cafe life with the remark You can't shimmy on tea. The auction sealed the closure of a beloved city icon.
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Angeles
Cal
Levy
Los Angeles
Ausion
al Levy
San Prascisco
Would Extend Aid To West Growers
A Chicago conference on June 17 explored creating a 10 million dollar fund to aid western wool growers until the wool market stabilizes. Western bankers and sheep ranchers discussed Chicago replacing Boston as the national wool center with support from western banks. The meeting, urged by W P G Harding, was attended by senators Walsh Pittman King Hitchcock and Chamberlain.
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Chicago
Boston
W. P.G. Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Walsh
Montana
Pittman
Nevada
King
Utah
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Chamberlain
Oregon
Theneeting
Encampment of the State G A R opens at Livingston
Reports and routine business fill opening sessions of the Grand Army of the Republic and affiliated groups in Livingston. Election of officers and the 1921 convention city are expected to be decided tomorrow with Great Falls and Anaconda as leading contenders.
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Livingston
Grand Army of the Republic
Great Falls
Xnaconda
West Coast arrivals for Republican convention notable figures
Scribes and kindred arrive on the West Coast ahead of the Republican convention with editors Howell and Hearst among pre-convention arrivals aboard the San Francisco bound train. Georgia official J W Beller and Oklahoma Senator Robert L Owen campaign leader J J Hyslop, a New York death announced, with details of his illness.
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Pramisco
San Francisco
Democratic
Rk Howell
Atlanta
Veteran Gompers Suffers First Defeat in Years at AFL Meet
At Montreal June 17 the American Federation of Labor endorsed government ownership of railroads by a 29 059 to 49 vote. Samuel Gompers, veteran president, appeared unsure about seeking re election while his allies and critics clashed over wage levels and postwar policy. The convention urged creation of a permanent federal employment service and civil service improvements and affirmed free speech and assembly rights.
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Montreal
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Carpenters Union
Building ‘Trades Organizations
Gompers
Federation
Executive Council
Sopa
Reskin
Partern
Orgemo
Yean
Congress
United States Employment Service
Department of Labor
Towneneee Cou Rom
Pomaible
Nice
Abie Hnes
Duncan
Seattle
Rajah Temple Readings Shriners Parade To Butte Arrival
Rajah temple No. 12 of Reading Pa arrived in Butte with 500 Shriners and wives en route to Portland imperial conclave. The two train sections reached at 10:30 and 12:30, greeted by Bagdad temple members with street cars and cars. A 34 piece caged temple band led a parade from the station to Broadway, Main, and Park ending at Columbia with dancing afterward.
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Rajah Temple, No. 12
Reading
Butte
Portland
Rajah Temple
Milwaukee
Bagdad Temple
Senator Ellingson Dies of Stomach Cancer
Special Dispatch reports Henry Ellingson, longtime senator, died at home tonight after a several week illness from stomach cancer. Family members were at his bedside.
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Senator Ellingson
Benatas
Henry Ellingson
Mls
Fate of 10 measures before midnight news from White House
The 10 measures sent to President Wilson faced automatic death at midnight as Attorney General Palmer rules allowed or vetoed actions before the session’s close. White House had not announced any decision by press time, with observers noting the water power bill and related measures also due by Friday.
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Wassing
Prent Wilson
Palmer
Congress
White House
Lomastow
Appointmet Commission
Ontario
Wick
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Cox
James M. Cox
Ohio
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Moore
Norman E. Mack
San Franisco
Copyright International National Conuditorium
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West Coast
J. J. Hyslop
James Harvey Hyslop
American Society of Physical Research
Upper Montclair
N. J
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United Mine Workers
Rajah Temple OF Reading
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