Probing Committee Hears of Reckless Use of Money by Democrats
Senate committee hearings in Chicago reveal large sums spent by Democrats to secure delegates in Georgia and other states during the pre convention campaign for Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer. Witnesses claim Wood and Palmer backers used slush funds, with payments to voters ranging from five to five thousand dollars and allegations of lynching as intimidation. Johnson testifies that Georgia Democrats spent far more than Republicans and that white attackers escaped punishment for assaults on Black women.
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Solid South
Palmer
Henry Lincoln Johnson
Georgia
Lowden
Leonard Wood
Johnson
Illinois
Wood
Dublin
Kenyon
Department of Justice
Attorney General
Ford Sets U S Production Record in March for Cars
Ford Motor Company Detroit reports record monthly output of 94 299 cars in March with 4 256 built on a single day. Despite April’s strike, annual production aims for the million mark. Trucks and boats moved spare material, Fordson tractors sent east and to the midwest as Arthur Doran of Barstow Garage notes immediate delivery options and alternative Dodges.
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Ford Motor Company
Detroit
United States
Ford
Dearborn
California Industry Strong as State Clears Taxes Above Twenty-Two Million
The State Board of Equalization reports a prosperous year for California industry with corporate taxes surpassing $22,000,000. The finance outlook is described as in first class shape, reflecting solid business conditions across the state.
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California
State Board of Equalization
Barstow and Southern California News Roundup
Local notes report Miss Bessie Hoagland returning to Gonzales as vice principal amid model California high school praise. Path finder A L Westgard plans a National Park to Park Highway tour with stops from Denver to San Bernardino and a late August Barstow visit. Ed L Warner heads to San Francisco for work with the Call. Milk remains cheap nutrition. ads urge campaigns to boost Barstow dairy. R D McCook, San Bernardino banker, returns from Atlantic City Rotary.
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Bessie Hoagland
Barstow Union High School
Raymond
Washington
Gonzales
Barstow
Miss Hoagland
The
State University
Model High School of
California
A. L. Westgard
Denver
Montana
Oregon
Reding
San Francisco
San Joaquin Valley
Los Angeles
San Bernardino
Pathfinder
National Park Service
Department of the Interior
American Automobile Association
National Park To Park Highway Association
Harding Works on Acceptance Speech in Marion During Busy Day
Senator Harding, Republican nominee, focused on drafting his acceptance speech in Marion Ohio as Walter F Brown of Toledo, a former Progressive leader, confirmed Progressive support for the Harding Coolidge ticket. Hays Du Pont Cummins planned arrival to discuss notification and campaign plans while Harding kept a rigorous desk schedule and prepared for the coming speeches.
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Harding
Marion
Ohio
Walter F. Brown
Toledo
Brown
Ohio State Progressive Committee
Chicago
Roosevelt
Senator Harding
Governor Coolidge
Mr. Brown
New York
Harding- Coolidge
Will H. Hays
National Republican Committee
T. Coleman du Pont
Delaware
Hays
Senator Cummins
Iowa
Mansfield
Marion Star
Lew Miller
Star
Johnson
California
Wood
Leonard Wood
Coleman du Pont
Wee
Southland Track Men Start East for Boston Tryouts
Nine of Southern California’s top athletes depart Los Angeles tonight for Boston to compete in the July 17 Harvard stadium Olympic trials. The group, led by Robert S. Weaver, includes Gwynn Wilson Roy Evans John Foyle George Schiller Donald Nichols Charles Daggs Oliver Cory Otto Anderson and Colin Kilby, all from the LAAC. They aim to earn spots for Antwerp with strong form from Pasadena and prior meets in Brooklyn.
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Los Angeles
Southern California
Boston
Harvard Stadium
Southland
Antwerp
Charlie Paddock
Albert Sprott
American Legion
Brooklyn
William Yount
Kelley
Thompson
Robert S. Weaver
Southern California A. A. A
Gwynn Wilson
Roy Evans
John Foyle
George Schiller
Donald Nichols
Charles Daggs
Oliver Cory
Otto Anderson
Colin Kilby
L. A. A. C. Paddock
Cromwell
Pasadgena Lad
Pershing Stadium
France
Spec” Schiller
Pasadena
County Sees Non-Operative Property Top Fifty Million
San Bernardino County assessments likely exceed 50 million this year as non operative property plus secured personal property push totals past the mark. E J Gilbert says real estate and secured personal property stand at 48.41 million with unsecured personal property adding about 2 million, while total county valuations may reach 240 million, hearings underway as property owners review figures for two weeks.
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San Bernardino County
E. J. Gilbert
Board of Supervisors
Board of Equalization
Gilbert
Needles
Ontario
Rialto
Colton
Upland
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St. Louis
A. Mitchell Palmer
Edward Goltra
Joseph T. Davis
Goltra
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Lowdon
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Augusta
Wood People
Grier
Frank Hitchcock
Arthur Doran
Sycamore Grove
National Park
Park Highway
Ed L. Warner
Needles Nuggett
San Bernardino Sun
the Call
Wrigley’s
Goodyear
R. D. McCook
American National Bank
Rotary
Atlantic City
Frank Marshman
Mr Marshman
George ST. Harding, Jr
Columbus
James Sloane
Marion Club
Senator
Mrs. Harding
San Skernardino
Redlands
Chino
the Highland
Mission
Victorville
Chamber of Commerce
Crain
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