Steam roller charges in Republican convention debates
Charges by Senator Moses of New Hampshire that the Republican national committee used steam roller methods to decide election contests are denied by several committeemen. Wood and his campaign manager dispute the charges, while Hays is defended by McGraw. The article notes dissent among Wood supporters and uncertainty among delegates ahead of the convention, with expectations of multiple ballots and no first-ballot nomination.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Moses
New Hampshire
Republican National Committee
Wood
Proctor
National Committee
H. B. McCoy
Philippines
Hays
National
McGraw
Oklahoma
Lowdon
Natrona County High School Class of 1920 Graduates
The Natrona County High School auditorium hosts the class of 1920 diploma ceremony. Richard Ball and classmates receive diplomas, two students absent due to illness. The event features a piano solo, glee club performances, and a salutatory by class president Rodney Smith.
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Natrona County High School
Richard Ball
Lova Benjamin
Jennie Clarkson
Grace Crawford
la Clair Dismuke
Samuel Halley
Ray Hanson
Lois Haworth
Mary Kassis
Mildred McKendry
Tuth McRae
Irene Miller
Harry Moll
Lloyd Price
Ruth Saltz
Mabel Schnick
Ruth Servatius
Rodney Smith
Alice Stevick
Leslie van Doren
Theodora Wilson
Arline Wright
Ruth McRae
Reinhold
Harriet Little
Wilson Denounces Congress Amid Railroad Labor Push
Report from London dated June 5 notes UPI dispatches on political tension as Wilson openly blasts Congress over railroad labor disputes while a Red Army push faces stiff resistance at multiple points near the Pripet and Dneper regions.
President Wilson Says Congress Acts on Political Expediency
Washington June 5 The president telegraphed railroad officials accusing Congress of political expediency over public welfare criticizing delays on high living costs peace and domestic legislation He says he has accepted some laws only due to lack of better options and that Congress has blocked peace and constructive plans for economic relief.
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Washington
Wilson
Railroad Brotherhood
Congress
Europe
California Delegation Arrives as 100000 Visitors Expected
The California delegation prepares for a major convention stage with New Mexico and other state groups due by Monday. Over 100,000 visitors are expected as the National Women’s party opens headquarters near the Coliseum and Bung Street boosting militant suffrage banners. Paul Alloo, party chairman, plans a statement accusing Republicans of opposing suffrage.
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United la
California
New Mexico
National Women's Party
Atreat
Coliseum
Bung
Breese
Alloo Paul
Republican Party
Albu
Rear Admiral Winterhalter Dies Suddenly
Rear Admiral Winterhalter died today at the naval hospital in Washington. He was a member of the general board and former commander in chief of the Asiatic fleet.
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Associated Pres
Washington
Winterhalter
General Board
Naval Hospital
Bubonic Plague Reports New Outbreak Nearby
Vera Okay reports a fresh bubonic plague discovery yesterday near Onsen, with officials confirming spread and health alerts issued for residents. Local authorities urge precautions as cases rise after the new finding.
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Vera
Fire Aboard Bergensfjord Under Control En Route to Bergen
A dangerous fire in the hold of the Norwegian liner Bergensfjord endangered twelve hundred passengers on a voyage about 100 miles off New York. After signaling for help the crew regained control and announced the ship would proceed to Bergen and Christiana.
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United Press
New York
Bergensfjord
Whelewaing
Bergen
Christiana
Casper Housing Prospects Boosted by Chamber Meeting
Contractors told Casper chamber members last evening that 100 new houses are planned for summer with water and sewer access seen as the main hurdle. Projects include 35 homes in East Butler by E. J. Holmes and 10 near CY Avenue by Karl Jourgenson, plus 24 by Colby and Rongstad near CY Avenue.
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Casper
Chamber of Commerce
East Butler
E. J. Holmes
Karl Jourgenson
CY Avenue
Colby and
Rongstad
H. Putton
Fr. Inman
Butler Addition
EB. R. Shipp
Shipp Addition
Elkhorn
Sage Creek
Mast Butler Addition
Knittle
Wood Delegate Wins One Georgia Contest
The national committee seated D. C. Cole a Wood delegate from the seventh district and dismissed a Lowden favored claim. W. H. Harris of the Lowden faction was seated from the eighth district. Roscoe Pickett, Wood state chairman, faced a credentials dispute in the ninth district with a sub committee. in the tenth district the committee seated Robert C. Williams a Lowden delegate.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Georgia
National Committee
D. C. Cole
Wood
Lowden
W. H. Harris
Roscoe Pickett
Paya
Robert C. Williams
Penrose Unable to Attend National Republican Convention
Philadelphia June 6 Senator Penrose will not travel to Chicago for the national Republican convention announced today by his physician.
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Penrose
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Chicago
Johnson predicts pledged delegates will back him through ballots
Senator Johnson said delegates from states with preferential votes for him will remain loyal across ballots and until he releases them. He asserted he trusts delegates to honor their state instructions and vote for him. General Wood predicted several delegate contests may reach the credentials committee, though the exact cases are unclear.
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Chicago
Johnson
Wood
Auld Wood
Congress Adjourns Veto Tied On Budget
Congress adjourns at 4 pm as river and harbors bills remain deadlocked. President Wilson vetoed the budget bill last night and both houses repeal wartime acts except Lever act and trading with the enemy act. The national budget bill was repassed by the House after amendments and sent to the Senate.
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United Press
Washington
Congress
Wilson
HOUSE
Associated Press
Senate
Army Reorganization Bill Signed by Wilson
President Wilson signed the army reorganiztion bill providing for an army of 297 000 men.
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Wilson
United Press
Washington
Senate passes Harris resolution on corporate incomes
Washington June 5. The senate approved the Harris resolution providing for publication of incomes of corporations with profits above 28 percent. The measure targets profiteering and seeks transparency in corporate earnings.
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United Press
Washington
Senate Today
Roads in Fair Shape for Sunday Travel Across County
County commissioners report most county roads are fair and passable for Sunday. Alcova road is excellent to the county line. washed bridges rebuilt and regraded through Bessemer canyon. A road crew heads to reach Pathfinder fork, place culverts at Tom Sun ranch seepage, while Whiskey Gap to Rawlins road remains rough but passable.
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Alcova
Bessemer Canyon
Tom Sun Ranch
Whiskey Gap
Rawlins
Tourlain
Casper
Buffalo
Kayoon
Brooks Ranch
Casper Mountain
Awabenton Mill
Organization Forms to Seek Out Service Men with Claims
A war service information board will coordinate with the government to locate ex soldiers in Casper who have unpaid bonuses pensions travel pay clothing and other benefits. The effort, backed by the Chamber of Commerce Red Cross Rotary and similar groups, aims to correct gaps and ensure claims are acted upon.
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Chamber of Commerce
W. C. Wilson
Tle
Lin Diana
Aikely
Ite
Exervics
Bam
Wyoming
Cpeclal
Hoon
Henning
Red Crom
Rotney Club
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Chicago Coliseum
London
Pripet
Dneper
M. C. Dutton
Jefty
Ireas
Washingon
United States
Tepma
Alcova Highway
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