Heated Debates Over Seating of Delegates At GOP Meeting
CHICAGO June 2 The Republican national committee hearings on contests featured heated disputes over seating delegates from Minnesota North and Mississippi. Homer S. Cummings visited openly while Johnson forces won a seat for Minnesota delegates uninstrusted but pro Johnson. The day disposed of 32 of 337 cases as subcommittees handle unresolved districts in Georgia Florida and Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Homer Cummings
Coliseum
Georgia
Florida
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Homer S. Cummings
Democratic National Committee
Cummings
Hays
San Francisco
Johnson
Fifth
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Woods
Mississippi
Gates
Mulvihill
Mit
National Committee
Motion to Quash Indictment in Woolen Company Case
The motion to quash the Federal indictment against the American Woolen Company of New York the American Woolen Company of Massachusetts and William M Wood was argued before Judge J W Mack in United States District Court New York City. No decision was rendered as counsel argued and opposed. The defense contended that cloth or pieces of cloth alone are not wearing apparel and that cases of cloth do not constitute articles wearing apparel under the Leyer act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen York
Jame
American Woolen Company of
New York
American Woolen ~ Cocapast
Massachuusetts
William M. Wood
Jutan W. Mack
United District Court
Mack
Charles Evans Hoxhines
Eorbert C. Smythe
Orisel
Saint Drefs
Gurhes
Girls to Serve Dinner to Board of Education
Senior girls of the high school will prepare and serve a meal for Board of Education members at 6:30 PM on June 14 in the high school kitchen and library. The event aims to set the board in good humor for the regular evening meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Wilson vetoes bill over grammar error in motion picture law
President Wilson vetoes a bill making interstate transportation of immoral motion pictures a felony. A clerk transposed a phrase, causing ambiguity in the act. The President notes the error and the measure is returned with the veto message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Owabhington
Grakimar
Wilsons
Sime
Redgate case to be argued Friday as shake-up rumors swirl
Police commissioners plan adjourned Friday night session to decide the Redgate matter after a three hour dispute. They will also define the staff status of Captain Edward O Cronan of the detective bureau who has returned to duty. Rumors of a department shake-up persist as reports place Captain Charles A Wheeler Captain John H Regan and Lieutenant James Walker in potential contention for the top post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward O. Cronin
Detective Bureau
Cronan
Hedmoth
Force
Charles A. Wheeler
John H. Regan
James Walker
Redzate
Charles
Suckley
Wheeler, Rezan
Republicans Draft Tentative Platform With Mexico Plan
Washington June 3 tentative drafts of the Republican national platform were completed in conferences led by Senator Watson with Senator Fall of New Mexico who authored the Mexico plank. The draft omits prohibition and seeks no explicit declaration on woman suffrage or scholar funds while signaling a possible later Chicago decision on those issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gay
Watson
Indiana
Chicago
Mexico
Fall
New Mexico
Senate
Lodge
Pall
United States
Chica
Virginia
Wilson
British Flag Burned Beside Treasury in Washington
In Washington on June 2 sympathizers burned a British flag in front of the Treasury building. A New York man, Ikeuna, and others joined in the act, declaring the scene a protest akin to a Boston tea party. Public reaction and whether authorities will pursue charges remain unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washington
Lued Hy
Mi Ikkeuna
New York
Keuna
Saming
Raiders Failing Attacks on Police Barracks Across Ireland
Reports from Belfast, Geashill, Fenit, and Tralee say police barracks were attacked early today after hours of fighting. Wounded include a sergeant shot through the lung. several attackers killed or repulsed. Incidents span County Down, Kings County, Kerry, and other counties with multiple barracks damaged by fire or burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Gross Barracks
County Down
Fitzpatrick Wis
CSAR
Kings’ County
Ireland
Geashill
Burn Barras
Traler
Fonit
County Kerry
London
Siorsom Barracks
King Takes Stand for Senator Johnson in G.O.P. Split
Old timers are startled as King breaks with Woodmen, signaling a shift toward Johnson alignment. The move is framed as potentially reshaping intra party loyalties ahead of key campaigns. Penrose is mentioned as a nearby political reference point in the coverage.
U S Refuses 10 Passports to Soviet Russia Trade Pressure
A Raleigh tone dispatch summarizes U S refusal of ten passports for Soviet Russia citing American stance unchanged amid negotiations with Britain and France. The article notes demand for U S goods in Russia and reports political maneuvers around Johnson candidacy and Penrose alignments amid party tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Soviet Russia
Man Struck By Batted Ball at Sea Side Park
A baseball spectator, 69 year old Joe Joseph Jackson of 293 Atlah de strech, was hit in the left eye by a foul ball while watching a game at Sea Side Park yesterday afternoon. He received a laceration and was treated at the emergency hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea~side Park
Joeseph Jackson
Atlah de
Dmergenty Hospital
First Heat Wave Hits City As Summer Arrives
The city endures a sultry day as the first heat wave of the season settles in. Thermometer hits 80 degrees at the Telegram-Post building on Middle Street while evening breezes offer slight relief. Soda fountain traffic and social summers at beaches draw crowds as residents adjust to the warm spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Jasco
Zountai
Telegram-Post
Middle Street
Delaware Legislature Bypasses Federal Suffrage Push
Dover Delaware lawmakers move to avoid ratifying federal suffrage amendments. A test vote by Representative Lyons failed 24 to 10 as the House attempted to send the suffrage ratification resolution to committee of the whole for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Delaware
Lyons
Toor
Robber Charged In Morgue Loot Case In New York
William Becker, a clerk in the public administrators office, was arrested after allegedly robbing dead bodies in a morgue and stealing about $20,000 from pockets. Police report he confessed and was held at police headquarters after being stopped on Chamberlain Street while attempting to return papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Margut
William Becker
Thee
Chamberlaid
Clothiers Fined 55000 on Profiteering Charge
In Stracacush New York on June 2 Tonny A. Rabbis corporation of Utica, dealers in wearing apparel, was fined 55000 by Federal Judge Garland B. Howe after conviction of profiteering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clothiers
Straacush
Tonny A. Rabbis Corporation of
Utica
Garland B. Howe
Favor salary increase for postal employees
A Senate post office committee report from June 3 outlines a joint congressional plan to raise postal workers' salaries. The proposal would award a total of 33 million dollars in the first year, advancing the pay hike to postal employees nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Vater
Fim
Congressio
Tadax
Senate Post Office
German military law rescinded under peace treaty terms
Early report states that compulsory military service is opened for repeal by the national assembly with the peace treaty, removing mandatory service as previously demanded, effectively rescinding former compulsory relations under the accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nacarwe
National Assembly
Palmer Accused of Fixing Louisiana Sugar Prices
A House majority report says Attorney General Palmer used his power to fix sugar prices in Louisiana 1914 1950 era, acting without legal authority. The committee criticizes the method as a sham price control while peers file a minority report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Luna
House
Palmer
Chile
Louisiana
Eusted
Republican
New York
Chaismas
Whaley
Santa Carolina
Sumacra
Jediciary
Husted
Classon
Wisconsingung Beies
Department 95
Rinkham
Massachusetts
Mresticuian
Continbee
Tiple Nngerity
Andings Falony
Othera
United States
Henry Mooney
Sugac Ebon
Yous Istana
Henry
Seneral
Gavk
Vance
Coal Prices Jump as Demand Boosts Hopes in Bridgeport
Coal prices rose sharply in Bridgeport yesterday as dealers hiked stove and egg sizes from 14 to 15 dollars and No 4 nut coal from 12 to 18 dollars per ton. With production setbacks and railroad car shortages, orders over two tons were limited to the prevailing delivery price, signaling a costly summer and possible further rises if shortages persist. The report includes a second item from Washington on a Senate probe into preconvention campaign spending, featuring Attorney General Palmer and Eugene Bonniwell amid party tensions and accusations of power misuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
WacSeason
Can World
Tony
Detlera
Bath
Associated Press
Washington
Palmer
Eugene C. Bonniwell
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Senate
Bonniwell
Edge
Sr. Potter
Edne
Republican
News Jersey
Firthernesstona
Zoi
Thix
Sid Ho
Roadwell
Democratic National Committee
Pabaccr
MrAdco
Baily
Dirk Red
McAdoos
Itz
Necessi i Slickers
Meadow
Palmer Pennsylvenia
Iquor
Department of Justice
Cross
Wininwons
Barniwell
Serrator Pomerenc
Democrat
Ohio
Palmery
Aera
Pomerene
Amelia
Feumer
Ronniwell
Yen
Reed
Missouri
Sonaswell
Girl Missing Prompt Police to Locate Annie Glazesky
Relatives of Annie Glazesky aged 16 of 2047 State Street urged police to search for her after she left home for work Tuesday morning and had not been heard from since late Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie¢ Glazesky
State Street
Work
Corr
Also Mentioned on This Page
W.M. Wood
Redgate
Edward 0. Cronan
G.0.p. Wllomit
Promision Fro Party Platforme
Cross Barracks
Kerry
Fenit
King
Sen. Johnson
G.O. P. Ghoige
Penrose
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
England
France
Russia
U. S
May
Connecticut
Europe
Jonn
Iiram Johnson
Californian
Jonson
Tring
Tan
Mordo
Chamber of Commerde
State Department
asMeinis
America
Jeanilon
Boiswerikes
Lloyd-George
Ted
Pranue
Louis
Numin
Chegory Krassin
Lloyd- George
Wade
Rrussia
West Europe
Tussia
Berlin
Dent. of Justice
Head
York
United ‘S Army Smsport
Nancemond
Antwerp
Belgium
Bridgeport Telegram
Evening Post
Sunday Post
Baroum
Circulation Department
Post Publishing CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!