Boom started for Marshall at Democratic State convention
Vice-President Thomas R. Marshall faced a brief burst of support for the presidential nomination in Indianapolis as Samuel M. Ralston praised him. Marshall declined the bid and remained seated, preserving his own path. A note hints at a different story by Howard M. Hoke to appear in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
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Boston Guilds Half-Year Exhibitions Showcase Local Art
Sidney Woodward reports that since autumn the Guild of Boston Artists has held bimonthly exhibitions featuring its members work. The program highlights include varied styles and ongoing efforts to promote regional art talent within the city.
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Guild of Boston Artists
Boston artists exhibition closes season with varied paintings and sculptures
The two galleries feature works from nearly 40 member artists spanning the past season. Notable pieces include Paxton's Winslow Warren portrait, DeCamp’s The Blue Bird, Spear’s Apple Blossom Time, Little’s Lake Winnipesaukee study, and Page’s Miss Martin portrait. Daily viewings through June 15, excluding Sundays.
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William M. Paxton
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Joseph DeCamp
Arthur Spear
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Meryman
Frank W. Benson
Stephen Potter
Philip Little
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Miss Martin
Marie Danforth Page
Mary B. Hazelton
Charles Hopkinson
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Gaugengigl
Gertrude Fiske
Leslie P. Thompson
Charles Woodbury
William J. Kaula
Lilla Cabot Perry
Louis Kronberg
Lillian Westcott Hale
H. D. Murphy
Howard B. Smith
Philip Hale
Arthur Goodwin
John Sharman
The Bald Eagle Faces Possible Extinction
The article notes the bald eagle is threatened by prejudice and ignorance in Alaska. It states eagles thrive only along the northern Pacific coast and claims locals credit it with traits it lacks. A bounty on skin has led to 5600 eagles killed in two years, more than half of the total population.
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Pacific
Senate authorizes probe of pre convention campaign expenses
Washington May 20 The Senate authorized a probe into pre convention campaign expenses and pledges of presidential candidates in both major parties. No one opposed the measure and the committee was set to begin hearings with campaign managers as initial witnesses. The Borah resolution calls for examining expenditures sources of contributions and potential use of patronage to win delegates.
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Borah
Borah Leads Debate On Inquiries Amid Silent Senate
Senator Borah of Idaho, author of the resolution, reiterates charges of excessive expenditure and patronage. yet both sides show willingness to debate fades as no senator desires to speak. Senator Calder of New York reports it out for Borah, with no roll call required. Resolution wide in scope chaired by Dillingham.
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Borah
Idaho
Calder
New York
Puzzled the Traveller Dialogue on Tobacco Habits
Two travellers strike up conversation and politely refuse tobacco offers. The persistent speaker finally asks what animals do with their mouths, ending in bafflement and mild humor.
Unpledged Republican Delegates Reach 200 Mark
The primary system shows no clear nomination winner as 918 delegates have been chosen with fewer than 400 instructed. Major-General Leonard Wood leads with 14 instructed, while 104 contests linger. Johnson holds 100, Lowden 78, Harding 39, Pritchard 17, and Podexter 14 from Washington.
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West Virginia
Hiram Johnson
California
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Pritchard
North Carolina
Miles Poindexter
Missing Water Department Worker Sought West Springfield
Police widen search in West Springfield for Stannis Davignon a water department employee missing since Saturday authorities suspect he may have wandered off and perished in swamps to the town's west.
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