Bozeman in Scuffle: Prosecution Jumps to Injuries
Lieutenant Bozeman of the Davis Detective Agency allegedly assaulted by city prosecutor DeLaney and others during a confrontation in the prosecutor’s office. Witnesses recount a struggle near a bookcase after an alleged coercive statement by Frank Cozza, owner of a Nutass restaurant, about hush money. The case involves police, city officials, and a sergeant detailing beatings and medical notes from Dr. Pasquale Romeo.
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Davis Detective Agency
Laney
Frank Cors
Nitassesteurant
Bozeman
Ealy
de- Stancy
Lieut
Treut
DeLaney
Ned Ie’ Coalis
Michael Amolsky
Frank Coms
Fred Bozeman
J DeLaney
Redgate
Cozza
Sézeman
Si Armolsky
Corea
Ara Isky
Arnaleky
Cerna
Jayme
Pasquale Romeo
Waington Avenue
Ofice Cox
Jad
Coxsa
John ‘H. “Harton
Tne
Scuad
Jani
Virginia
de Lauer
Martian Law Imposed on Galveston Amid Tense Strife
Reported action places Galveston under martial law as governors and officials respond to a strike affecting shipments from the State House. About 300 guardsmen were noted to be deployed with 300 more expected, aiming to push back armed groups and restore order in the town.
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Galtrusstan
Jesy Todas
Gev
Raby
State House
Galveston
Mayor urges broad city construction and reforms
The Common Council hears Mayor Wilson’s annual report urging Broad Street projects, reducing the board of education size, a Toward Avenue to Barnum Dyke bridge, continued sewer and paving work, new schoolhouses, and growth-related tasks. A clash over a 3900 salary for council members sparked lively debate, with other items including a map-to-board transfer, a 558,008 teacher salary measure, and 780,000 notes for sewer construction expenses. Continued on page four.
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Wilson
Broad Street
Board of Education
Barnum D
Wes
Supreme Court Upholds Dry Amendment in Unanimous Decision
The Supreme Court ruled the federal prohibition amendments constitutional in a unanimous decision. Rhode Island and New Jersey petitions to halt enforcement were dismissed, with dissents by McKenna and Clarke. Chief Justice White filed a supplemental concurrence. Justice Van Devanter contributed a partial concurrence. Levy Mayer argued for the litigants.
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McKenna
Clarke
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Awashington
Rothee Cedar
Congress
Supreme Court
Coves
State of
Rhode
Tustice van de Vanter
Levy Mayer
Chicara
Ranreme Court
Seodenoluer Saari
Courk
Delegates Struggle for Direction at Chicago Convention
Undecided delegates at the Chicago convention seek a guiding hand as leaders remain split amid uncertainty. Reports say Wood, Lowden, and Johnson edge toward a deadlock while “dark horse” talk circulates, with insiders recalling 1886 and Garfield’s rise.
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Republican Party
Vega
Wood
Lowden
Johnson
Ion Eve
Minneapolis
James A. Garfield
Senate
Tien
artTouk
Vnanse
Pershing Resigns as Politicians Debate Step Back
General Pershing announced in a letter to Secretary Baker that he intends to retire from military service within a few months. He said he could lay down his duties without impairing the service, and the move prompted continued political discussion on the future of the American expeditionary forces.
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Swashington
Oral Pershing
Nis
Baker
Picketing at Convention May Be Unmolested Says Mayor
Chicago dispatch reports National Wremers party picketing at the convention to be unmolested as Mayor Thompson's office announces police will refrain from interference. Suffragists, including Doris Suellens and Scott Balser, sought presidential aid from governors and legislatures. Governor Sproul of Pennsylvania pledged to contact officials in Vermont.
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Chicago
Serena
Thompsone
Tle
Mhale
Scott Balser
Doris Suellens
Platform Desires Of Woman Voters
Chicago June reports the National League of Women Voters plans hearings with the Hepburn platform committee. Maud Wells Parle leads the league urging a federal children's bureau, child labor prohibition, maternity care federal support, education department, literacy and training aid. Increased federal spending for social programs and regulation of profiteering are called for.
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Chicago
National League of Women Voters
Hepiudlican
Maud Weal Parle
Washington
Rman
League
Fond
Bolting Delegate Puzzles Leaders In Oregon Primary Fight
Chicago dispatch reports a rift over delegates bound by Oregon primaries. Judy Wallace MecGarunant of Portland abstains from binding duty as Senator Johnson wins. judges anticipate a ruling that could free delegates across campaigns. Johnson promises solid support from Oregon to back the principle of free delegation.
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Chicago
Refuset
Oregon
Judy Wallace
Portland
Oreton Primars
Johnson
MéCammant
Wang
Wood
Orevon
Waltight
Roraback Elected To Succeed King
Roraback of Connecticut to succeed John King of Bridgemort as state delegation chair after tonight’s meeting at the Republican committee session in Chicago.
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Roraback
King
Chicago
Tene T
Cansana
Connecticut
John T, King
Bridgemort
Un-Conventional Sidelights on a Presidential Campaign
Fragmented 1980 political satire quotes Hoover London York and Yorkman style lines. Candidate promises tax cuts heat relief and clashing ideas. Vague references to firing Congress and training youth clash with harsh anti worker lines in the garbled speech.
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Omicago
Hoover
Wood
London
Towil
Yortha
Ingman
Tre Syor
Jingman
Veghot
Jon
Congress
Woodrow
Elieve
Auto Stolen From William Martins Car on State Street
An automobile owned by William Martins was reported stolen from 101 State Street. Police are investigating the theft and urge witnesses to come forward with any information.
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William Martins
Quick Action On 1920 Platform Looked For
Chicago June 7 Republican platform builders reported progress on tentative drafts with promise of quick action by the resolutions committee after preliminary work. Divisions remained but leaders hoped for harmony as planks are smoothed. Treaty factions labored on the platform while debates over labor policy and enforcement of prohibition sparked discussions.
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Chicago
Resolutions Committee
League of Nations
Supreme Court
Ceronos Hare
Peters
National Board of Parm
Iganizations
Cabinge
Johnson Urges GOP Stand Against League at Chicago Meet
Senator Adam Johnson pressed for a bold Republican stand at the party’s nominating convention. He blamed high living costs on current policies, opposed the League of Nations, and accused the administration of backing imperialism, urging strict law enforcement and patriotism in government. He criticized the Versailles pact and warned against hiding behind privilege.
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Chicago
Adam Johnson
Johnson
International
League of Nations
Republican
Averics
Mit
Keph
Atueka
Mane
NATO
Paris
Rae Te Meh
Chaplain Leads Prayer as GOP Convention Opens
Chicago dispatch reports a convention opening in which Rev Gardner McWhorter tested his voice aloud in the Coliseum as workmen paused their toil to hear the prayer. The scene in a coliseum setting suggests a ceremonial start amid anticipation and crowd noise. A separate item notes Col Hens sending support for a Romanian candidacy and success prospects.
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Chicago
Gardner McWhorter
Revu
Thirsty GOP Delegates Shake Up Chicago Conventions
Disjointed OCR text notes unessfed delegates at a Chicago event amid drink and health scandal hints. Federal Prohibition officials intervene, warning against prescription rumors as tensions rise among party members.
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