ORGANIZE NOW SUGGESTS: JO REPUBLICANS COMMITTEES ON JOB
Newspaper reports a factional Republican meeting where King urges organizing the district committee with a block system and two workers per block. He warns against backing popular figures and stresses work over jobs, praising Connor while defending party leadership and mobilizing voters for the district.
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Dann T Wing
Bringhur
Paian
Pmr
Twn
Regent City
Cuuagle
Howard & Challenger
Tennis Kelly
King
Barird
Bath
Arthur Connor
Republicans File Campaign Accounts Across National Committees
Historical records show Republican fundraising in a presidential year with substantial totals. The Republican National Committee reported 2 466 019 in contributions versus 421 444 currently, while the Senate committee listed 179 485 then and 130 089 now. Several named donors from New York to Rhode Island gave hundreds each, including John D. Rockefeller and other notable figures.
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National Committee
William Wrigley, Jr
Chicago
Kennedy
Tulsa
Okla
New Jersey Stat, Central Committee
Reverick W. Allen
New York
D. A. Reed
Pittsburgh
Henry F. Lippitt
Rhode Island
House
Repubiican National Committee
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
John H. Rockefeller, Jr
Ailes
FF. M. Kirby
Wires-Berre
Pas
Joseph Bromley
Philadephia
MacNichalls Tolelo
C. Patton
Bantu
Wil Ramsey
Allien
Hho
Reid
Wiliam J. Burng
A. B. Cr
Coalition tensions ripple through British politics
The piece describes Lloyd George facing Liberal and Conservative rivalries as coalition debates unfold. It notes talks of cooperation between Coalition Liberals and Conservatives, with leaders like Bonar Law and Lord Birkenhead on stage, and Lord Robert Cecil choosing independence while praising Bonar Law.
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Courbes
Treiand
Cy Livers
Joy Altos
Stalin
Willy
Willy Cdediver
I. Mhainceilor
Lloyds Tige
Irmin
Ble
Srenee
Coalision
Bonar Guw
Iontillen Fey
Perenier
Vonsér
Lord Balfour
al Burwick
Edinburgh
Scottish Colonist Council of
National Libera
Leeds
Cnmpulen
Wve
Lord Birkenhead
Chamberlain
Coal Price Cuts Proposed by Mine Operators
Producers plan to align prices with the Pittsburgh agreement, targeting a general coal price drop across the United States. In Pittsburgh district mines, coal previously sold at 3.75 6 and 7 dollars, now set to 4.28 4.60 and 4.75. Transport and distribution adjustments will follow, with hard coal shipments to the Lakes via box cars and talks set with operators and rail officials in New York next week.
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Pittsburgh
United States
Midale
Northwest
Lakes
F. Tt. Widleish
oMfelala
New York
Speck
Teachers Convene Amid Turmoil In Local School
A chaotic convention scene described with fractured quotes shows anticipation and dispute among county educators. Cortright announces a policy shift while teachers voice concern over unconventional decisions, prompting mixed reactions and calls for calm as proceedings continue.
London experiments with rubber pavements
A garbled 20th century news snippet describes London testing rubber paving. The text mentions figures and names in unclear form, with references to payments and technical trials, but details are largely unreadable and non-specific.
Merritt and McNeil Still Friends After Platform Talk
Report describes Merritt and McNeil maintaining friendship after a shared platform appearance. They discussed party unity, economic policy, and supporters, with attendees cheering and praise for both men. The event highlighted Republican history, prosperity hopes, and upcoming legislative priorities amid crowd reactions.
Fitzgerald Defends Big Expenditures In Halven Speech
Fitzgerald defends large spending as he addresses a crowd in Halven. He argues the expenditures fund permanent public improvements and strengthen the administration's projects making long term benefits for the city.
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Fitzgerald
Staty Ord
Betsty
Menor Fia
David Wurteral
NawaeNeh
Demewriie Dradinetn
Halven
Witnesses Offer Evidence On Morse War Contracts
Testimony centers on Morse War Contracts involving the Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation and related entities. The government probe examines alleged revisions and financial terms tied to submarine and transport operations, with officials and executives cited in court proceedings and statements.
Mexico Closes Its Consulate in New York City
A New York federal court order requires Mexico to close the Mexican Consulate in New York amid a dispute over jurisdiction and property rights. The decision carries potential financial penalties and impacts diplomatic presence in the city. The ruling references international law and a New York Supreme Court case involving claims against the Mexican government.
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Mexico
New York City
New Yoro
Tle
New York
Qlivet Prading Eoorpady
Eermyceranlcon
Agadnetahr
Fap
Coutity
Ordear
York
Aed
Ragardins Twi
Turner
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Mneil
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Morelite
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McNeil
Bette
Alaow
Ann
Republican Party
Bowie Dill
Gabon
Alke von Rey
I Member
Te Oa
Maine
Perth
Anniv. Sula
Black School
St Regulae Slb. Aniversary Sale
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Sedresses
Alissus
Resays
Anniv
Bathrobes
Ann Ppjone
aLronis
Leler Brady
Armel
eaLeraday
Joose
Sofk
Magnivh Mater Yy
Bute
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Aca
Ao Tel
Peor Misch
En Will and
Middle Streete Jre
Fleet Corporation
United States Transport Company
USA
Virginiq
Nyper
Nis
Tranzport Rumypuny
Result
Pulldicw Cancern
Lhan
Ute Payne
Mar State
Ly A Morse
Portier
Gisma Company
Conteadid Chat
Wemey Adler
AL Lee Rawlins
Nore
Governyaeit Wien
Thay T Pveng
Sas Nba Wenttul
Fein Sanday
Conlin Company
Elm Street
Bridgeport
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