Vote by States On Four Ballots
A long OCR list records state by state ballot outcomes with names Lowden Wood Johnson Harding Du Pont Poindexter and others. It notes second ballots and mixed tallies across Alabama Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Massachusetts Michigan Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Alaska District of Columbia Hawaii Philippines Porto Rico and more with various vote counts for each candidate.
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Alabams
Lowden
Wood
Sohnger
Harding
Arizona
Yenes
Wead
Arkansas
Yutis
Johnson Io
Connect
Delaware
du Pont
Colngrin
Posthe
Torida
Awo
Hail Wood
Geror
Ning Lypwaten
Elahi
Aho
God
Johnson Llos
Johveom
Diana Sb Rates
Bhormsth
Tive
Johnson
Poine Exter
Sproul
South Carolina
Coolidge
Loween
South Dakota
Vermont
Virginia
Lowen
Washington
Poindexter
West Virginia
Sutherland
Winconsit
Hoover
le Follette
Wyoming
Alaska
District of Colmbin
Tawali
Philippines
Porto Hico
Alabama
California
Colorado
Connections
Dela— Ware
Florida
Georgia
Thako
Borah
T Lowden
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Aardins
Maine
Wod
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
S$ Wood
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
Cassidie
Burler
North Carolina
Pritchard
North Dakota
Ohig
Herding
Oklahoma
Woods Osexon
Johnsony
Pennsylvania
Knox
Vo Sproul
Rhode Island
Tenessee
J Wood
Texan
John~son
Butler
Grah
Irginta
Woods
Wisconsin
Hoovoc
la Follette
Connecticut
Sprewl
Wand
George Lowden
Idaho
Titnois
Indiana
Johnsen
Iowa
Ae Lowden
Wansax
Loussania
Loden
Hoosier
Montana
Jansn
Nebraska
Nevada
Lowder
Yvourth
Alsbama
Lewdes
Johnann
Avizi Valey
Wott Aels
Cuttornin
Johnnsom
Lollowuda
L_ Harding
Leawden
Connecticus
Johseon
Delawins
Tor Pont
Furding
O Lowden
Lowedan
Wentuck
Lu Lowden
Word
Spiro Alaine
L Heower
Weed
Massachus Tand
Coote le Wood
Minnegota Depen
L Johnson
Feu Sproui
Sobnson Bryska
Johns Wood
Son
Hampshire
Ohio
Gregan
South
L Lowden
South Bakers
Ennas
Point
Dexter
West
Ighanon
Wyemlas & i
Ainsi
Pia T
Hawaii
Mrr
Schall
Joclagates
Richard Doheny
Jersey City
Willy
Somitrauan
Judisiaus
Sidden Gate
Eedl Wnerlean
Massachusetta
Pater Co
Mayon Butler
Onio
Agidin
OPEC
Sematar Lodge
Hhen
Senate Lodse
R. B. Gresser
Brownsville
Texas
Jin
Tadze Tosepa M Sanders
Binefied
Srn
Sonata Sutherland
L. Mills
Collecum
Mme Aliis
Wheeler
Normiani
Ctefornia
Kay
Nicholas
Holan Yarick Basvei
Cody
Sinsick US
Nathan le Slee
Che
Smoet
Ane
Mtr. Mhde
Atur Hyarliz
Admits Doubt of Carranza Death by Own Action
MEXICO CITY, June 1. General Rodolfo Herrero testifies he is unsure Carranza died by his own hand and claims the president may have been killed to secure information about rebel strength. Herrero says orders to attack followed indirect guidance from Obregon, while clashes with General Murguía interrupted testimony.
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Mexico Cte
Associated Press
Rodolfo Herrero
Carranza
Todao
Execu
Tive
Herrero
Francisco Murguta
Ernesto
Herrera
Ifing
Hesilce
Obregon
Luke Carranza Alove
England Hopes Soon to Catch Irish Terrorists
London reports slate that the cabinet discussed the Irish question with Sir Hamar Greawood chief secretary for Ireland. The Daily Mail says the chief secretary advised the cabinet measures to arrest terrorist leaders in Ireland, aiming for swift action.
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England
London
Cabinel
Hamar Greawood
Ireland
Dai Mail
Tmeaxurde Laken
Indcnt Fm
Pal
Community recreation centers draw neighbors together
Neighbors attended Madison area events to meet and connect, boosting community ties. Residents gathered at a local center to learn about programs and meet volunteers, aiming to improve neighbor acquaintance and shared activities.
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Neishbort
Madison
Choi
Russia Seeks Diplomatic Ties With Turkish Republic
Moscow received a note from Mustafa Kemal in Angora expressing friendship and urging a frontiers adjustment among Turkey, Armenia, and surrounding areas. Bolshevik foreign minister offers to open diplomatic relations and act as mediator while rejecting permanent territorial claims.
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Morco
Russia
George Sesion
Moscow
Hlago
Mustapha Ihe
Aly
Angora
Mata
Tnigh
Atabia
Syria
Armenia
Kurdistan
Lazistan
Bae’ Tum
Thrace
Woman Orators Shaping The Convention Debate
A garbled account recalls a political convention where women speakers impressed observers with adept oratory while men faced stiff competition. Prominent figures like McNeal and Schall drew favorable notices, and the Hoover faction triggered a distinct gallery demonstration.
United States Buys Argentine Sugar for Four Months
The U S government purchased fourteen thousand tons of Argentine sugar for futures reserves. The agreement, announced by Riley, sets aside one million tons for farmers and preservers during the river ramths from June 1 to October main.
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Pvenos Ames
United States
Goml
Ranomerevnl Cannes Anp
Riley
Moose Parade Expected in Waterbury Today
Members of Bridgeport Lodge Loyal Order of Moose and Women of Moose are to take part in a large parade and field day in Waterbury this noon. More than 300 Bridgeporters, led by the Coast Artillery band, will march to the railroad station where they will await a special team from South Norwalk lodge joining at Bridgeport.
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Bridgeport Jada
Order of
Mogae
Hebe Stooseheart Legion
Moose
Waterbury
Coast
Mooxe
South Norwalk
Order
Beidgeport
Stratford Police Seize Wine Cargo and Arrest Driver
Stratford police stopped a wine transport to the French Tall importing company in New Haven, seizing 130 barrels totaling about 7 100 gallons. The driver was arrested, released on bond, and authorities then counted 49 barrels later, with additional quantities cited. The case involves permit issues and prohibition enforcement and references a 1920 purchase from Fanna, 484 West Broadway. Meanwhile a separate note says Denmark chickens fed on mussels due to chicken feed scarcity.
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Congress Sirest
New Haven
Bersmith
la New- Haven
Sorgenne Smith
Hecorels Auto
Steaford
Stratford
Th Fanna
West Broadway
British Labor Delegates Report On Russia
A British Labour delegation returning from an investigation in soviet Russia described the country as distressed and disordered with the people depressed and the government’s leaders under strain The delegates spoke of widespread hardship and disillusionment among the populace and the regime’s propagandist stance amid a bleak social climate.
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Russia
London
Jung Yi
Iabor
Inge
Ohn Dolernier
Voasnment
Geones
Mulyi Dia Bert Ig Sig
Hy Aitent Mou
Elks Invite Guests For Flag Day Fete And Sir Thomas Lipton Visit
Elks plan a Flag Day fete with notable guests including Sir Thomas Lipton arriving aboard the Celtic. The event features veterans, local clubs, and a yacht‑classic cup. Also noted are facility upgrades for a polishing barrel used in small mechanical parts and a plant growth experiment showing accelerated development with 48 hours of daily light.
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ELKS
Sir Thomas Lipton
Celtic
Governient Experimenta
Fateful GOP Convention Scenes End in Turbulent Johnson Drive
The Republican convention erupts as delegates clash over a Johnson nomination with Lodge and Wood demonstrations in the galleries and Los Angeles style banners. Amid floor chaos and heated speeches by Lodge and Wheeler, Johnson’s camp presses for California support while Hoover remains a looming option.
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Wood
Ming Ware
Johnson
Hoover
Yleh
Mr. Wheeler
California
Tre Johnson
Donnegon
Amerigat
Lodge
Spomktr
How They Stand Eastern League Westertey's Results
Eastern League standings and results list team names and scores from yesterday. Bridgencr', Pitafield Ullify Myfield Waterbury Worcester St. C. Brookien Bow B EAnedobin Chicago Rewd Detroit Ireland Philadelphia Gilencoa Boston St. Louis Washington.
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Westertey
Bridgencr
Marttera
Pitafield
Ullify Myfield
Waterbury
Worcester
Jast
St. C. Brookien
Iy Bow B . Eanedobin
Chicago
Rewd
Detroit
Ireland
Philadelphia
Gilencoa
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Police Inspector Henry Guilty of Perjury Case
New York June 1 The supreme court jury today refused the order of guilty in the case against Police Inspector Dominick Henry charged with perjury. The testimony concerned an alleged gaming partnership with Assistant District Attorney James E. Smith in 1918.
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New York
Toniahy
Dominick Her
James E. Smith
Bees Hate Bern Ut ing B ce y
The average yield of honey in 1979 was fifty pounds per colony, higher than the five year average of forty five pounds. The U S Department of Agriculture notes substantial market distribution with roughly one third of production sold beyond domestic markets.
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Sailmaby Sd
Bureau of Cropestiauties
United States Department of Agriculture
Wruck Cents Of IPD Country Trucks In Use
There were 93093 trucks in use at the end of the year, L919, compared with a previously shown figure for the preceding year. This marks a gain of 25 18 per cent, slightly higher than the increase in passenger cars. New York leads with others following: Illinois, Pennsylvania, California, Nevada, and more.
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Saanenger
New York
Tlinots
Ole
Pennsylvania
California
Lone Texts
Nevada
Lhd Vist
Funeral service for Prav Isham Davis in Brentwood
A regent burial service was held for Prav Isham Davis, the colored elder of Mt Wbangh gapthst church in Brentwood, Tennessee. In attendance were mourners including the presence of a plain bystander who appeared to enjoy the proceedings. The reverend announced no immediate death or final outcome.
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Prav
Isham Davis
Mt Wbhangl
Brentwood
Teta
Aienuieman
Cure for Electrocure Nonsense Gas Pipes Report
Bac Division of Manger Technology of the United of Museu miaa undertecken the router of the gas pipes ruined by stray nuts pants of electricity. It suggests a altered method of installation cr am following in this country to prevent such failures. Frank B. Willis former governor of the state spoke alongside Senator Hardliz.
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Bac Division
Manger
United of Museumiaa
Undertecken 1
Syvestinite
Wale
Frank B. Willis
Hardliz. J
Industrial Sluggers Lead Local League Tie
In a sluggish Industrial League contest, 26 players hit for a .500 combined average. Hank Creevy stars at catcher as leading hitter, while Chick Hummill tops base stealing with five bags. Case, Early, and Haramill each notch a score. Sterbyck oversees the standings.
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Hankue
Creevy
Chick
Hummill
Aviner
Case
Aerly
Haramill
Vane
Sterbyck
Egperviser
City League Schedule At Seaside Park Tomorrow Afternoon
City League action at Seaside Park features No. 1 Diamond Blessed Sacraments facing Knights of Columbus, and No. 3 Diamond Red Sox clashing with Hos jbud Cole. Standings show Blessed Sacraments leading, Red Sox second, Rosebud Colts, and others.
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Seaside Fark
Whaigu Sharp
Diamond
Blessed Sacra Amis
Knights of Columba
Diamond—Red Sox
Hos Jbud Cole
Columbus
Red Sox
Rosebud Colts
Collins Blanks Tigers in Detroit Showdown
Detroit batter Collins blanked the Tigers in a game versus New York on June 2. New York scored a 10 to 1 lead after the seventh inning, followed by a late surge in scoring. Players Hannah, Leon, Avers, and Woodall contributed in the losing effort for Detroit while Collins and Hannah starred for the visiting side.
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Detroit
Mich
Bestrot
Scrad
Laday
New York
A Collins Lelt
Tigers
Callins
Hannah
Leon
Avers
Woodall
NITT Receives Passport to Travel in Europe
A fragmentary report notes NITT has obtained a passport to travel in Europe. The notice references cabinet actions and cross border plans, with unclear phrasing about a possible rest or visit. Authorities mention the Giornale d Italia as a source.
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NITT
Europe
Rome
Jens
Francesco
Premige
Coul Au
Giornale d'Italia
Tne
Install New Officers of Epworth League
The newly elected officers of the Epworth League at the First Methodist Church were installed by Pastor Ra Ward s on Sunday. Officers include Christopher Weslke as president, with a vice president, treasurer, and secretary among others. the ceremony marked the start of their terms.
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Mote Epworth League
First Methodist Church
Rawards
Cheristopher Weslke
Presidts
Delbert H
Nicherral
Gmgs
Serebhits
Mm Wasier
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Woods New Tesyey WS
Mexico
Morea
Ob Woods
Barding
Woot
D Wood
Coalidge
Norexy Dalsets
Jeanson
Olio
I Harding
Tishichoma
Woods Greson IV
Wood Pensylvankt
Voluz
South Carol VA Yeu ' Watson
Jowden
Somih
Tennessee le Vytes
Jawden
Lexus
L Harding
Crah Os
West Virginie
Orefund
J LaFolleud
Bank Yates
Lippmes
Porto Rica
Utes
Woos
Murguia
Steinke
Sagadrye
Ely
Noreth
Bette Parcely
West Baptist
Rocrwehl
Promisunt Olivan
Garfield
Seswlar Sherman
McNeal
Jonagon
Jess
Congressman Schall
Worann
Duttayo
Atis
Alesander
Aes Morrigan
Snends
U. S
Denmark
Bliay Mowe
Ir. Post
Rankiln Caralere
Oceterans
N. W
Bishop Camp
She Elks
Tift
State Street
du Rouse Hl Sl
Ceite
Sit Thom
G. O.P
Otte
Sieeeh
Gener
Aricuagan
Volt
Lo Uno
Namie
Fay
Seiatar
Ul Jn
Howz
Sengtar Lodge
Frank Knox
New Hampshire
Wwoorl
Ikinais
Rough Riders
New Bampshire
Inox
Senator Lodge
Williwn
Mbert
Smith
Springfield
Werrow
Porborg
Thadumpus Chaies
Solingen
Gaines
Hartford St
Aibsny Et Plasteld
Wateruuty
Stangina
Haven
Briegeport
Worcester Wi
Pittyteld
Au Heros
Wateroure
Ames Tod
Pittsburgh
Philadelp
Les
Logay
Washinshen
Chisaga
Philadelfi Phi
New
Henry
Wey
Bern
Wruck Censts
IPD
HTS
Jack Sherwood
Oe Clarke
Lerney & Cousins
Oshien
al Peal
Herter
Stapleton
Olechney
G. Walters
Bagus
Ange
Cassady
Fowden
Ates Gallagher
Mimi
Collins Blanks Tigers
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