Harding Coolidge campaign to flood U S with five million pictures
Chicago June 14 Republican leaders plan to launch the Harding Coolidge ticket by distributing five million campaign pictures. An executive committee will oversee the drive after a meeting between Harding and a special planning panel. Wyoming delegates begin ball rolling for the GOP nomination.
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Harding-Coolidge
U. S
Chicago
Harding
Wm. J. McAdoo
Cox
Ohio
McAdoo
Johnson
Coolidge
Owden
Poindexter
Bee
London Press Weighs Warren G Harding Nomination
London dispatches report mixed reactions from press about Warren G Harding’s nomination. Some papers label him a dark hero, others doubt his fitness or call for Hoover’s nomination to win, while opinions vary on the League of Nations plank and peace league prospects.
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NDON
Associated Press
London
Warren Gi. Harding
Daily News
Democrata
Hoover
Telegraph
League of Nationa
The
Post
Peace League
Harding Back at Desk in Capital
Senator Warren G. Harding returned to work in Washington and told the Associated Press he will remain six weeks. Formal notification of his nomination will be made at his Marion Ohio home.
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Harding
Capital
Associated Press
Washington
Warren G. Harding
Marion
Ohio
Harding Bathed in Congratulations After Nomination
Washington. Senator Warren G. Harding Republican nominee for president received a flood of congratulatory messages and spent time golfing. Telegrams came from his father Dr George Harding sister Abagall and leaders including Taft Hughes Johnson Coolidge and Knox. John Philip Sousa sent a musical blessing. Harding planned rest and a late July trip to Marion Ohio after meetings with Will Haye and other Republicans. He visited an Indianapolis barber shop where the barber prayed for him. The candidate said the campaign was more wearing than anything he had known.
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John Philip Sousa
Harding
Washington
Will Haye
Republican National Committee
Marion
Ohio
Capital
Coolidge Returns to Finish the Job at State House
Governor Coolidge returned to the state house in Boston to finish the job in response to a question. The report notes the return as the day’s development with continued coverage on the ongoing story.
Million Dollar Damage Suit Filed in New York
A federal suit for one million dollars was filed today by Gaston W. Means alleging that District Attorney Edward Swann and Assistant Dooling conspired with officials of the Northern Trust company of Chicago to bribe witnesses and corrupt testimony against Means in the murder trial of Mrs Maud Robinson King and to defeat probate of the late James B King's will.
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Associated Press
New York
Gaston W. Means
Edward Swann
Dooling
Northern Trust Company of
Chicago
Maud W. Robinson King
James 8. King
All Gasper To Honor Hero In Burial
The body of Private Fred L. Barnum returned from France will be buried under the American Legion on Tuesday afternoon, June 15, in Casper. The mayor requests all Casper businesses suspend from 2 to 3 o'clock that day in tribute to Private Barnum and other sacrifices for the country.
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Fred L. Barnum
France
The
American Legion
Douglas Rancher Shot in Douglas Over Marriage Dispute
In Douglas Wyoming on June 14 James, a leading rancher, was shot and killed after a quarrel over a marriage between Brenning's daughter and rancher Clark. Brenning, a repairman, reportedly acted in self defense after Clark attacked. shots from an army automatic failed to explode, Brenning then fired six rounds with a .25 caliber pistol, killing James instantly.
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Douglas
Wyo
James
Jay
Ray Brenning
Clark
Brenning
Red forces push into Kiev region as Poles retreat
June 14 reports say Polish troops withdraw to a new defensive line in Ukraine and begin evacuating Kiev after destroying Dnieper bridges. Bolshevik forces advance with their largest division strength faced by Poles, while Britain and other powers monitor the Caspian situation and actions near Enquell.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Ukraine
Kiev
Dnieper
Oort
Bolsheviks
Woman named for receiver in charge of public funds
Mrs Genevieve D. Reid of California was appointed by President Wilson on June 14 to serve as receiver of public moneys in San Francisco.
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Associated Preas
Washington
Mra
Genevieve D. Reid
California
Wilson
San Francisco
One Dead Seven Hurt In Wreck Near Chicago
A Pere Marquette passenger train collided head on with a standing freight in South Chicago. One trainman died and seven passengers were injured. The first coach telescoped and the wreck sparked fires. An explosion caused the crash.
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Chicago
ICHILEAN SAVED FROM ASSASSIN ATTEMPT
An attempt to assassinate Arturo Alessandri, presidential candidate of the Liberal Alliance in Chile, was thwarted when his son intervened. Alessandri was unharmed though Nelthor (Nelthor) was wounded.
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Associated Preas
Hantiago
Chile
Arturo Aleasandri
Liberal Alliance
Nelthor
Tribune Extra Scoops Harding Nomination News in Casper
The Tribune issued an extra edition announcing Senator Warren G. Harding's nomination for president. The paper claims to have the first news on the Republican ticket, with United Press credit for breaking the story ahead of others. The extra sold rapidly on Casper streets despite the regular edition’s late news cycle.
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Tribune
Casper
Warren G. Harding
the Tribune
Associated Press
United Press News
United Press
Sen. Harding
Huerta Orders Murghia Trial by Military Court
Mexico City June 14 reports the interim government of President Adolfo Huerta orders a military court trial for Francisco Murgula on charges of abusing authority and authorizing pillaging as the Excelajor notes.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Francisco Murgula
Firovisional
Adolfo de la Huerte
Excelajor
Norman Davis Succeeds Polk as Secretary of State
Washington June 14 Norman H M Davis of Tennessee appointed undersecretary of state to succeed Frank L Polk in a realigned post. Davis set to assume duties tomorrow and take over executive responsibilities formerly held by Polk.
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Norman Davis
Polk
Associated Proan
Washington
Norman HM. Davis
Tennessee
Frank L. Polk
Assassin Kills Albanian Chief in Paria Shooting
A chaotic shooting in Paria left Albanian delegate head June ldewKedad Paaha injured and one other bystander. An Albanian student fired twice, two bullets striking the target as authorities investigate motives.
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Associated Press
Para
ldewKedad Paaha
Albagrad
Paria
Albanks
Body of Overseas Veteran To Be Laid At Rest
Full honors will be given Casper's Private Fred L. Barnum, the first Casper burial among overseas servicemen, with 2 pm funeral at the Methodist church. City offices suspend 2 to 3 pm. services honor Barnum born May 3, 1897 in Wyoming, died October 16, 1918 in France. The body arrived from New York escorted by Alfred E. B. Dean and was met by local veterans and officials. Burial at Bowman chapel and cemetery follows a program led by Rev. Edwards and Rev. Keene with escort by American Legion, Spanish American War Veterans, and Cosner Conger Band.
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Fred L. Barnum
Methodist Church
Ben H. Pelton
Barnum
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Wyoming
Lyman
Colo
Kaycee
Colwell
Camp Dogan
Port McArthur
Saile
France
New York
Alfred EB. Dean
41St Infantry
Northwestern
Fred Deralle
George Vroman
American Legion
Dan McCarty
Bert Anderson
Doracy FE. Straitiff
W. W. Beymer
Walter L. Keene
Cosner Conger Band
Peter Q. Nyse
Co. A. Porter
C. P. Plummer
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Wyoming gives Harding first full delegation balloting cue
At the Republican convention in Chicago on June 14 a Wyoming delegation cast its entire six votes for Warren G Harding on the ninth ballot beginning a party wide shift toward him. The convention later nominated Calvin Coolidge for vice president on the first ballot and adjourned after five days of tense balloting with Harding firmly positioned to win the nomination.
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Chicago
Wyoming
Warren G. Harding
Calvin J. Coolidge
Masachusetts
Harding
Wood
Lowden
Repess
Johnson
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Permon
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Coolidge
Massachusetts
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Allen
Kansas
California
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Virginia
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Pritchard
Hoover
Butler
Knox
Hays
Labollette
Coolidoge
General Wood
Alé Dle
Henry Cabot Lodge
Chiteman
William Allen White
Childman
Six Hour Day Plan Endorsed by Labor
Organized labor prepares a nationwide drive for a six hour day with full support from the American Federation of Labor. The convention also condemns certain railroad strike aiding bodies as outlaw factions.
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United Press
Montreal
Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor
Heys
Atead
AFL Leader Gompers Praises League of Nations
Montreal June 14 Samu Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor said it is pitiable the United States has ratified the League of Nations. He told federation delegates that if covenant were admitted without entanglements it would be overwhelmingly accepted and would aid in reuniting the working world and help backward countries.
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Gompers
Associated Press
Montreal
United States
League of Nations
Samu Gompers
America Federation of Labor
Leagun
Federation Maintains Nonpartisan Stance Amid Labor Clash
Washington officials report the American Federation of Labor rejects a partisan alignment with organized labor. The AFL declares it will not uphold a nonpartisan program as demanded, signaling continued political independence from the Republican party.
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Associated Press
Washington
Organized Labor
Republican Party
America Federation of Labor
Sampel Gon Pers
Lenroot Steps Aside for Lodge as Republican Chairman
In Chicago on June 14 Senator Franr L Lenroot declined the temporary chairmanship of the Republican convention in favor of Henry Cabot Lodge. Lenroot’s generosity surprised delegates while Lodge received strong support from Wisconsinites and party leaders. Harding and Coolidge were endorsed for the ticket, with Lenroot offered the vice presidency but he declined.
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Franr L. Lenroot
The
Nations Committee
Renate
Henry Cabot Lodge
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Cordge
Third Party Aims to Nominate Candidate In Field
Amos Pinchot of the Committee of Forty-eight says a new third party will nominate a presidential candidate at a July 10 convention in Chicago. Rumors place Robert La Follette as leading the ticket, while Warren G Harding supporters vow prompt campaign work. Hubert La Follette is not allowed to speak about the rumors.
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Chicago
Amos Pinchot
Committee of Mortyoolatt
Timk Attment
Orgamenth
Parollette
Associated Irons
Rochester
Ming
Hubert Larollétte
Nike
Now
Amo Pinehot
Cormittee
B Follette
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