Harding forms permanent campaign committee leadership chosen
Lena Warren G Harding, Republican nominee, directs organization of a nine to fifteen member exec and advisory committee led by Hays. The plan includes headquarters in New York Washington Chicago and San Francisco with Upham managing finances and efforts to raise small contributions nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lena Warren G. Harding
Republican Central
National Committee
H. Hays
A. T. Hert
Kentucky
J. Lon
Oklahoma
John W.ks
Massachusetts
C. D. Hilles
New York
Ralph Williams
Fred Upham
Chicago
Clarence B.er
Harry Mugherty
Columbus
Hays
Comee
San Francisco
Harding
Benjamin
California
Benjamin Anlo
Johnson
Daugherty Ohio
York
Midwest
Kerty
Ohio
Women of Country Look to Democrats for Vote
San Francisco dispatch reports that women nationwide feel betrayed by Chicago conventions. They had hoped primaries would reflect the people’s will but accuse party insiders of manipulation. The new electorate now turns toward the Democratic platform and leadership for constructive guidance and world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Bureau of National
Clares
Republic
San Francisco
United States
Chicago
Boieg Penrose
Senate
Republican Party
Congress
Plea Entered In Forgery Case In Common Pleas Court
One prisoner, Charles Grim, pleaded guilty to forging a check before Judge Hubert C. Fontius. Other defendants entered not guilty pleas including Arthur Green George Carlan Lee Wineman and Andy Deca. Trials set for June 29. A local man, Charles Etheridge, found a 1804 half-cent while cleaning his yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert C. Fontius
Common Pleas
Charles Grim
Arthur Green
George Carlan
Louis MeKetti
Lee Wineman
Andy Deca
Wineman
Canal Fulton
Deca
Webster
Alliance
McKetti
Charles Etheridge
Round Point
Hungary Under Labor Boycott
Vienna report says Hungary was effectively isolated as Austria Czecho Slovakia Poland and Italy join an international labor boycott. If Hungary does not yield in a week the boycott may extend to passenger traffic. Austrian leaders claim it undermines Hungarian rights while the government faces resignation. Conditions to end the boycott include free speech free assembly and jury trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Hungary
Austria
Czecho- Slovakia
Poland
Italy
Big Four Daily Publishes Aboard Cox Booster Train
The Big Four Daily debuts on the governor Cox booster special en route to the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco. Published daily aboard the moving train between Dayton and Frisco, the paper includes Cox party news and Ohio dispatches, with departure coverage from Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Big Four Daily
Governor Cox Boosters
San Francisco
Big Four Railroad
Dayton
Frisco
Cox Booster Party
Ohio
Cox
Colonel House Lands in England From New York
Col. E. House former adviser to President Wilson arrived in Southampton aboard the Lapland from New York. He dismissed talk of urging Ambassador John W. Davis to run for president and said he would return to the United States in September. The report also notes a belief that the color yellow benefits health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Col. E. House
Wilson
Southampton
New York
Lapland
John W. Davis
United States
Riot in Chicago Black Belt Kills Two Whites
Chicago police battled rioters in the black district after a parade led by local figures of a back to Abyssinia movement. Two white men died, a sailor and a cigar store clerk, while police and guards pursued alleged leaders including Grover C. Redding and Joseph Ferno.
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Chicago
Abyssinia
United States Navy
Robert Lawson Rose
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Joseph Hoyt
Joseph P. Owens
Rose
Hoyt
William Carter
R. D. Jonah
White
Washington
Grover C. Redding
Joseph Ferno
Prince of
Star Order of
Ethiopia
Thespian
Africa
Menelik
Poli En Owens
Norby
Benneath
Great Lakes
Buckley
Vaughn
Redding
Ferno
R. D. Jones
Dayton Car Strike Leaves City Quiet Amid Labor Walkout
Dayton Ohio June 21 five of Dayton s six car lines are idle. Factories shuttle workers by truck while downtown employees walk out. About five hundred men strike demanding 70 cents an hour. the company offers 60 and current pay is 50. More meetings planned in hopes of compromise, but strike leaders demand 70 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Northern Ohio Traction & Light Company
Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co
Dayton
Third party formation heads discussion in Chicago
Leaders of progressive groups plan a July 9 meeting in Chicago to discuss forming a third party. Representatives from the non partisan league the triple alliance the Wisconsin equity league and Wisconsin Socialist party will attend along with national labor party officials. Corocora Bolivia copper district history noted.
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Chicago
Frank J. Esper
National Labor Party
Non-Partisan
League
Triple Alliance
Wisconsin Equity League
Wisconsin Socialist Party
Esper
Committee of 48
Labor Party
Democratic Party Struggles Over League Issue and Nominating Power
The article notes Democratic factions in Missouri and Georgia battle over the League of Nations and national committeeman seats. It mentions Hoke Smith Tom Watson collaboration against Palmer forces, risking Clark Howell’s long-held post. Virginia Senator Glass expected with platform drafts aligning to the president. Palmer and Class plan to attend the national committee meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Missouri
Georgia
Hoke Smith
Tom Watson
Palmer
Clark Howell
National Committee
Lewis outlines platform for vice presidential bid in San Francisco
Chicago June 21 Former Senator James Hamilton Lewis announces his Democratic convention agenda. He calls for government control of railways waterways telegraph lines and oil and coal lands a tribunal to set fair prices and punish violators extended farm loan programs to include housing and landless borrowers protection for Americans abroad support for reforms to the League of Nations with amendments aid to Ireland and reductions in foreign aid framed to prioritize hunger relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James Hamilton Lewis
San Francisco
Lewis
League of Nations
Ireland
Assassination Plot Foiled Against Charles of Hungary
Geneva police thwart a Hungarian communist plot to kill Emperor Charles of Hungary and Grand Dukes Eugene and Frederick. Dispatch says the plan was uncovered in Geneva and reported by the Daily Express.
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London
Geneva
Charles of Hungary
Eugene
Frederick
Daily Express
Stock Market Quotation Summary for Sugar and Motor Stocks
Irregular opening gives way to strength in sugar stocks and Replogle Steel and Vanadium. General Motors weak while other motor shares stay firm. Bonds rally with Libertye at strong levels and most issues showing improved bids. Listed prices include numerous names such as American Car & Foundry, American Sugar, Baldwin Locomotive, Bethlehem Steel, Cuban Cane Sugar, Corn Products, Kennecott Copper, Pan-American P.&T., and United States Steel among others with varied bid and ask values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors
Chinson
Ecessaenee
Alis-Chalmers
American Steel Founierr Aid
Bethlehem Steel
Chandler Motor Co
Crucible Steel
Cuba
Inspiration Copper
International Mercantile Mar. Com
International Mercantile Mar. Ptd
Kelly-Springfield
Kennecott Copper
Keystone Tire
Noo Bos
Mexican Petroleum
Missouri Pacific
Midvale Steel
Ohio Cities Gas
Pan-American P. & T
Pennsylvania R. KR
Pierce-Arrow
Pittsburg Coal
Reece A
Republic Iron
Royal Ducth
Southern Pacific
Sinclair
Studebaker
United Alloy
United Food Products
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Willys-Overland
Woman in Gray Sought in Elwell Murder Feud
Detectives in New York probe the Elwell murder at 244 West 24th Street after finding a cigarrette butt on the mantel and noting a mysterious woman in gray. Investigators say many smoke screens have been thrown out as they pursue leads in the turfman and bridge expert case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Bowne Elwell
International Bridge
Elwell
West 24Th St
New York Declared Worse Than Babylon by Pastor Straton
On June 21 Dr. John Roach Straton of Calvary Baptist warned that New York rivals ancient Babylon for wickedness. He blasted “skills” driving divorce and vice, citing 75,000 in cabarets and theaters vs 1,800 in churches in the central city district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Babylon
John Roach Straton
Calvary Baptist Church
Elwell
Jie
Dr. Straton
New York City
Elwell Murder Case Details Raise Smokescreen Theories
Investigation shows Elwell at his home at 2:30 am on June 11 when shot. A gray dressed woman linked to a Palm Beach scene is suspected of pressuring him over a suspected affair. Turkish tobacco cigarettes found in Elwell point to a private use. detectives discuss misdirection to mislead the killer while Powell and a district attorney's staff pursue separate leads.
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Elwell
Gray
Palm Beach
Powell
Joyce
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Albert J. Beveridge
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Custon
F. S. Scobey
San Antonio
R. B. Creager
Brownsville
Texas
Scobey
Senator Harding
Benny Leonard
Odeon
George Bass
Women's Bureau
Democratic National Committee
International News Service
House
England
U. S
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Ilil
Herbert Mitchell
Mitchell
Corocora
Bolivia
Inens
Cities Service Co
Henry L. Doherty & Company
Daily News
Canton, Ohio
Bell Telephone
The
United Security Company
New Vicary Building
Cleveland
Springfield
Cincinnati
Tuscarawassi
Tong
Pratt
Georgette
Silk
Navy, Brown, Taupe and Co
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Walnut
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