Reed of Missouri Seeks Delegates Role at Democratic Meeting
San Francisco June 24 Members of the national committee meet tomorrow to finalize the temporary roster of delegates to the Democratic convention. Senator James A. Reed of Missouri arrives to press recognition as a delegate amid opposition to the League of Nations covenant. Reed claims election from Missouri's Fifth district, but his name is not on the committee’s submitted list. The Missouri state convention had rejected Reed’s selection, and records show the Fifth district did not choose a delegate to fill his seat during the life of the state convention, though Reed was later reelected.
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Two Injured In Mine Accidents At West Colusa And Speculator
At the West Colusa mine Jack Sorenson was struck on the right leg by falling rock and treated with four stitches at Murray hospital. He will be unable to walk for three weeks but returned home. At the Speculator Dan G Lusac lost the index finger of his right hand in a separate incident at 6 o'clock.
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Daniels and Payne to Study Alaska
Washington dispatch reports Secretaries Daniels and Payne will travel to Alaska next month to study conditions affecting their departments. They are expected to spend at least a month in the territory and depart Seattle aboard a destroyer in July.
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Caruso jewels lost in East Hampton inquiry ends quietly
The John Doe inquiry into the disappearance of jewels valued at 400000 dollars from Enrico Caruso’s East Hampton villa concluded with a court statement. No missing jewels or suspects could be located and there was insufficient evidence to issue a warrant.
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Platform on a postcard and the vice president's stance
San Francisco June 24 Vice President Marshall signaled at large delegate work from Indiana for a safe platform adding a postcard style approach to keep the language brief and clear He denied seeking office or a convention vote and said he would craft the platform so the nation would see any error. He expected no major prohibition fight and noted his views had changed to support constitutional observance.
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Death of Howard B. Falconer in Seattle
Word has been received in Butte of the death of Howard B. Falconer at Seattle on June 17. Although for some time a resident of Seattle, he will be remembered by a host of friends in Butte where he made his home for several years. He is survived by his wife, formerly Miss Bolitho of Butte, and two children Lois and Margery, plus two sisters and three brothers. The funeral was held at Seattle last Sunday.
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Census Bureau Reports Regional Population Increases
Census Bureau dispatch from Washington dated June 24 reports Bhui fields West Virginia with a population of 15,191, up 4,003 residents or 35.8 percent. Beverly Massachusetts shows 22,561 residents, rising by 3,911 people or 21 percent.
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Reform in House Announcement by Lloyd George
Premier Lloyd George announced in the commons that reform of the house of lords will be undertaken during the present parliament. The report notes a contrasting fact that two thirds of American farmers own their homes while two thirds of city dwellers do not.
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Fight over the Irish Question Looms at Democratic Platform
San Francisco June 24 The Friends of Irish Freedom announced they will not propose a plank for the convention resolutions committee citing Irish sympathizers under President De Valera. The move risks a fierce debate over Ireland’s status as De Valera heads to drum up support. Daniel T. OConnell spoke for the group. Democratic leaders expect an Irish plank in the platform. Returns from Monday’s primary show Thomas V. Sullivan leading the Republican attorney general race in Minnesota with 113,379 votes to Clifford L. Hilton’s 113,056.
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Steenerson Renominated in Minnesota Ninth District
In St Paul Minnesota on June 24 Congressman Halvor Steenerson has been renominated on the Republican ticket in the Ninth district virtually completing the renomination process. The report notes Steenerson’s political standing and support within the party ahead of the upcoming electoral contest.
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Labor Dept to Appeal Boston Deportation Ruling
Washington June 24 The labor department will appeal Judge Anderson s Boston ruling that the communist party is lawful and that 17 members held for deportation be released Assistant Secretary Post announced after a conference with Secretary Wilson Pending final court action the department will treat Anderson s decision as binding only in that district and proceed with other deportation cases nationwide
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Pershing and Smith Ticket Backed by New York Leader
John H. McCooey, Kings County Democratic leader, predicts a Pershing for president and Alfred Smith for vice president ticket would sweep the country. The New York delegation to the Democratic convention departs for San Francisco tonight and backs Smith for president as long as he remains a contender.
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Missouri Republicans Demand resignations over pre convention funds
In Sedalia Missouri on June 24 Republicans from 15 of 16 districts adopted resolutions calling for the resignation of Jacob L Babler national committeeman W L Cole state chairman and other committeemen alleged to be involved with preconvention funds of presidential candidates.
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Hope Eternal Rail Board Haste Hinted in Wage Dispute
Washington June 24 The railroad labor board assured President Wilson that it would expedite its award in the wage controversy. The board replied to the president’s inquiry about hastening the decision or announcing a tentative or partial settlement.
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Navy Need To Keep U S Navy Strong Says Daniels
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels told the San Diego Rotary Club on June 24 that the United States must continue funding and maintaining a powerful navy, underscoring its national security obligations.
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Shriners Leave Portland in Massive Rail Departure
Shriners sped from Portland Oregon with over 60 trainloads set to depart before morning and many more planned for tomorrow while a large contingent stayed for the race festival opening today.
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