Republican dissatisfaction widens rift after Harding join
The Palmer Publishing Co. notes editorials condemning Warren G Harding's nomination. The Tribune criticizes the Chicago convention and the old Bourbon influence, while Amos Pinchot hints at a third party. The piece questions whether the party or nation will accept the result.
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Warren Gamaliel Harding
The
Tribune
Leonard, Wood
America
Theodore Roosevelt
Clemenceau
France
Senate
Harding
Roosevelt
Wood
Hiram Johnson
New York
Chicago
New York State
Amos Pinchot
Johnson
LaFollette
Pinchot
Committee of 48
United States
The American Flag as a Utilitarian Symbol of Union
The flag’s colors reflect practical choices red for danger white for safety and armistice blue likely from available dyes. Thirteen stripes mark original states, forty eight stars note current union members, symbolizing life liberty and happiness under a written constitution and broad democratic influence.
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Great Britain
St. George
St. Andrew
St. Patrick
England
Scotland
Ireland
Canada
New Zealand
France
The Credit Situation and Price Decline Discussed
A federal report notes little drop in bank and Fed credit over 30 days while price reductions spread. Factors include costly credit, rail congestion, oversupply, and softer demand. Wages rise, rents and taxes stay high. wholesale indices show mixed movement with some weekly declines. Weather: fair to night and Tuesday in New Haven.
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Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Banks
New York
Bureau of Labor Price Index
Trainer for Buckley Dies in Goshen Conn
Frank Herbert Burgess a 63 year old trainer and stable manager for Benjamin A Buckley of Southport died Friday at his Goshen home after a long illness. He leaves his wife son Edward I sister Mrs Sarah Woodward of Bennington and niece Louise Woodward. Funeral services are planned at his Goshen home with burial in the family plot at Bennington cemetery.
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Frank Herbert Burgess
Goshen
Conn
Edward I
Sarah Woodward
Bennington
Louise Woodward
Burgess
Benjamin A. Buckley
Southport
Silver Springs
Buckley
Bennington Cemetery
Hughes Urges Curb on Bureaucracy and Free Expression
The article critiques government overreach, arguing that liberty rests on constitutional processes and lawful governance. It emphasizes educating the public and protecting political speech as essential to democracy, warning that suppressing opinion kills republic.
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Hughes
Republic
Thieves Foiled Burglary At Beechwood Avenue Home
An unsuccessful burglary attempt occurred at the residence of Mrs. Annie Hallabach on Beechwood Avenue. Thieves removed a window screen and fled before gaining entry, leaving the house undisturbed.
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Annie Hallabach
Beech- Wood Avenue
Four Caught in Raids On Dis orderly House
City vice squad raided a disorderly house at 7 High street arresting Carrie Jones proprietor and a Chinaman named Charlie Yeuw owner of a Wall and Middle streets laundry. Yeuw to isolation hospital for treatment. Both cases set for City Court June 23. A raid on 47 Lexington avenue led to the arrest of Caesar Newnes of 237 Hopking Street Hartford and Mrs Luin Freeman. A revolver found on Newnes with charge of carrying concealed weapons. Cases continued to June 23.
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High Street
Vice Squad
Carrie Jones
Charlie Yeuw
Yeuw
Wall and
Middle Streets
Lexington Avenue
Caesar Newnes
Hopking Street
Hartford
Luin Freeman
Newnes
Population statistics by city with notable gains
Washington notes population counts for June 14 with Sandusky Ohio at 22,897, up 2,908 or 14 percent. Fort Scott Kansas 10,693 up 230 or 2 percent. Cumberland Maryland 29,837 up 7,998 or 86.6 percent. Hoboken New Jersey 68,168 down 2,158 or 3.1 percent. Revere Massachusetts 28,823 up 10,604 or 58.2 percent. Granite Illinois 14,757 up 4,854 or 49.0 percent. Moundsville West Virginia 10,669 up 1,751 or 119.6 percent.
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Washington
Sandusky
Ohio
Fort Scott
Kans
Cumberland
Hoboken
N. J
Revere
Mass
Granite
Moundsville
W. Va
May prices for beef and lamb ease amid war era factors
May saw a continued drop in wholesale beef prices by three to five cents per pound as strike effects, imports of New Zealand lamb, government beef resales, and an oversupply of dressed beef kept prices down. Cattle remained heavy with large beef supply. hog markets shifted with export demand and high corn costs impacting hog quality. California spring lambs rose to around 20 before New Zealand imports pushed values back to 17 to 17.50.
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United States
New Zealand
California
Woman Is Charged After Bar Fight at Wilchynek's Restaurant
Mrs Mary Clark of Jennings road Fairfield was arrested Saturday night after allegedly striking Peter Wilchynek of 284 Hallett street with a cup. She faced City court arraignment this morning on drunkenness breach of the peace and assault charges with judgment suspended. The altercation followed a drink of whiskey given by Wilchynek in his restaurant.
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Peter Wilchynek
Hallett Street
Mary Clark
Jennings Road
Fairfield
Wilchyneki
Clerk
Evolution of government toward republicanism in world power
The passage argues that public absolutism fades as republics rise, noting China becomes a Republic and monarchies blend with Republicanism. It predicts Britain will shift toward full Republican institutions, with the king reigning but not ruling, foreseeing the monarchy’s disappearance in favor of a Republic symbolized by the American flag.
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China
Great Britain
Looking Back Fifty Years From The Farmer Fifty Years Ago
In 187% the Farmer notes horse cars to Seaside Park with new flags. Brigham Young fears a visit by ministers from Illinois and Puritans from Boston, while P T Barnum’s stay prompts locking up the female menagerie. Strawberries of mammoth size arrive. a Hartford husband battles rumors of an opera date. Greenwich's Jonathan Close boasts a 72 pound lamb. A quip about a wife and bill closes the note.
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Seaside Park
Brigham Young
Illinois
Boston
P. T. Barnum
Joseph Haight
Meee
Holt
Hartford
Jonathan A. Close
Greenwich
Salvation Army Drive Opens Tonight in Warsaw
Salvation Army campaign to raise 55 000 begins tonight and runs through June 19. Funds pay mortgages on local buildings and support 12 months’ operations. Legion police postal workers and volunteers join. tickets cost 10 cents or 1 book for 1 dollar with prizes including cash coal flour and sugar. Mortgage burning set for June 20.
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Bie
Salvation Army
American Legion
Police Department
R.O H
S. A
Obituary notices list deaths in local area
Katherine A. Goodwin 60 widow of George W. Goodwin died Saturday at her son Gordon J. Goodwin's home 698 Brooklawn Ave. Survivors include her son and two daughters Mrs. Evelyn Butler Springfield Mass and Mrs. Florence L. Gordon Old Orchard. Burial Hill Cemetery Sasco Maine. Grace N. Bristol Buckingham 86 widow of Henry Buckingham died Saturday at 530 Late Street. Funeral Tuesday 2:30 at late home Rev F Aitkins rector Trinity Episcopal Church. Burial Mountain Grove Cemetery. William B. Hinman 76 brother of Charles H. Hinman died Saturday in Huntington S I. Funeral Tuesday in this city with Rev F Aitkins officiating. Burial Mountain Grove Cemetery. Maria T. Cornell 78 wife of Major George W. Cornell died Saturday night at Easton home. Former resident well known here. Funeral Tuesday afternoon. Burial Bernard F. Devine two year old son of Patrick and Mrs. Devine funeral Saturday afternoon 1010 Railroad Avenue. Burial St Michael's Cemetery. Emma Steele alleged breach of the peace case against 15-year-old imposed. Andy Murray 183 DeKalb Ave Brooklyn arrested and case continued to Saturday with $500 bond. Burglars stole tires valued at $400 from Schietinger Auto Store Brooklawn and Capitol avenues. Cuban Rotarian clubs to donate five thousand 3ounce sugar sacks as souvenirs to New York Rotarians. Advertise in The Times.
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Katherine A. Goodwin
George W. Goodwin
Gordon J.goodwin
Brooklawn Avenue
Evelyn Butler
Springfield
Mass
Florence L. Gordon
Old Orchard
Rel Hill Cemetery
Sasco
Maine
Grace N. B. Buckingham
Grace N. Bristol Buckingham
Henry Buckingham
F. Aitkins
Trinity Episcopal Church
Mountain Grove Cemetery
W. B. Hinman
William B. Hinman
Charles H. Hinman
Mitle Avenue
Huntington
S. 1
Maria T. Cornell
George W. Cornel
Easton
Bernard F. Devine
Patrick Devine
Railroad Avenue
St Michael's Cemetery
Emma Steele
Andy Murray
DeKalb Avenue
Brooklyn
Barmum and Bailey
Mt. Grove Cemetery
Pere Marquette Special Crashes in South Chicago Yards
One conductor died and about a score of passengers were injured when the Pere Marquette resort special, carrying weekend partygoers from Michigan resorts, collided head on with an eastbound freight train in the South Chicago yards.
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Chicago
Pere Marquette
Michigan
Bolsheviki pour into Kiev region amid Polish withdrawal
Bolsheviki push into the Kiev region with the largest Polish forces faced yet as Warsaw reports. Poles retreat main units, signaling a shift in the front. Funeral notices and classified items momentarily interrupt the news, listing several obituaries and a rental ad.
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Kiev
Warsaw
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