Palmer's Hope Lies in Large Vote on First Ballot
Frisco factions and Democratic hopefuls converge as Palmer aims for up to 500 first ballot votes in San Francisco. Harding and Cox compete for regional strength while Edwards Owen and McAdoo loom as possible compromise or dark horse candidates. The national committee prepares for Georgia contests and fractional seating for Arizona Idaho delegates, with canal zone representation for the first time.
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Palmer
Frisco
Livy Ap
San Francisco
Cox
Middle West
Ohio
Harding
Edwards
Owen
William G. McAdoonas
Marshall
Davis
Glass
Colby
Meredith
Homer Cummings
Gerard
Carter Glass
Wilson
Cumming
Associated Press
National Committee
Georgia
Hollister
Reed
Mimoubi Tor
Misasouri
James E. Bradshaw
Arizona
Idaho
Canal Zone
Oil stock fraud indictments widen in New York probe
A federal grand jury indicted four oil companies ten brokerage houses and 50 individuals on charges of using the mails to defraud investors of millions of dollars. The Ranger Oil W P Williams Oil Great Western Petroleum and Crown Oil companies are named with several brokerage firms in various cities. The probe is described as the start of a nationwide campaign against alleged oil stock swindlers who have netted millions recently.
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Associated Press
New York
Federal Grand Jury
Ranger Oil Company
W. P. Williams Oil Company
Great Western Petroleum Corporation
Crown Oil Company
Casper to Build Scenic Circle Drive to Casper Mountain
County officials plan a 15 mile circular drive circling the base of Casper Mountain linking Second Street Bik Street city park and the Bighorn road to provide a scenic overlook with views of the Big Horns and Salt Creek.
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Casper Mountain
Irvin J. McCrary
Denver
Chamber of Commerce
Casper
McCrary
Second Street
Bik Street
Bikhorn
Wilson Ranch
Eich
Garden Creek
Big Horn Mountains
Salt Creek
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Chicago River
Twelfth Street
Lake Front
New York City
Washington
Paria
Napoleon Iit
MoQrars
Ele
Wyoming Republicans in Step With Senator Harding Deadloge
Tribune editor returns with praise for state delegation. A Chicago Tribune column recalls a lengthy Wyoming convention, describing large crowds, pleasant weather, and the writer’s travel back to the newsroom after a month away.
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Wyoming
Sen
Harding
Tribune
Tennessee Governor Cleared to Call Suffrage Session
The attorney general in Washington advised Tennessee's governor that a special session can legally act on the federal woman suffrage amendment. President Wilson had urged passage to aid the Democratic party and the nation. The ruling cites a recent Supreme Court decision on the prohibitions referendum.
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United Press
Washington
Wilson
Tennessee
Democratic Party
Attorney General’s Office
Supreme Court
Allan A. Ryan Ousted From New York Exchange
Allan A. Ryan, chairman of the Stutz Motor Car company, was expelled from the New York Stock Exchange after a controversy with officials over an alleged corner on Stutz stock. The board announced the action today in New York.
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Hy Associated Presa
New York
Allan A. Ryan
Stutz Motor Car Company
New York Stock Exchange
Stutz
Twins of Ohio named Harding and Coolidge
Twin boys born Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Enos White farmers of Madison have been named Harding and Coolidge. The birth occurred in Lancaster Ohio on June 24, and the parents are identified as Mr and Mrs Enos White.
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Associated Prong
Lancaster
Ohio
Enos White
Madison
Harding
Coolidge
U S Move Food Held Up by Strikers
Washington June 24 Howard Figg special assistant to the attorney general ordered surveys of foodstuffs and other necessities held up in transit due to the railroad strike. He said every effort will be made to move life essentials if large quantities are delayed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Howard Figg
Figg
Fireman Killed as Fire Team Runs Away at Mine
Telluride Colorado June 24 Lee Long the city s only paid fireman was killed when the fire team ran away while answering an alarm at the Smuggler Union mine A flotation mill and other property valued at 150 000 were destroyed
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Telluride
Colo
Lee Long
Women at convention condemn cigarette habit
Detroit June 24 at the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention two resolutions were adopted condemning cigarettes.
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United Press
Detroit
Mich
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Cancellation of Oil Decrees In Mexico Sought By Foreign Interests
In Mexico City on June 24, representatives of foreign petroleum interests presented to General Jacinto B Od Presa, Trevio secretary of Industry Commerce and Labor, a petition seeking cancellation of all petroleum decrees and unrestricted exploration and exploitation of lands. El Universal reports the oil man said they had no power to propose or accept other solutions.
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Mexico
Assoel
Mexico City
Pace
Jacinto B
Od Presa
Trevio
Industry, Commerce and Labor
el Ahniversal
Tribune Promises Newsies Free Carnival Night
The Tribune announces a July 2 carnival night for Cao per newsboys with Rice and Dor mean carnival attractions. Readers are invited to attend a grand shows program including a water circus and rides, and Mr and Mrs W F Henning have acquired an electric Baldwin piano from the Richtar Music company.
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The
Tribune
W. F. Henning
Riehtar Music Company
Railroad strikes threaten coal famine across the nation
Government officials and coal operators warned that unauthorized railroad strikes may trigger a coal famine next winter. The country faces a shortfall in production while reports cite coal reserves and potential impacts on shipping and energy supply as leaders weigh remedies.
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Washington
Otrikon
Negro Doctor Held in St Joseph Crime
Dr. F. N. Goodson, a Black physician, is charged in a warrant issued in St Joseph with the murder of a woman whose headless body was found in Lake Contrary on June 16. He was committed to jail without bail as police say they expect to identify the victim soon.
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Associated Press
ST. Joseph
F. N. Goodson
Lake Contrary
Here
Goodson
Prompt Action on Rail Award Pledged Today
President Wilson received a reply from the railroad labor board in Chicago promising to expedite the railroad wage award. The message answered his prior request sent yesterday. Reports that Wilson would address the convention by telephone were denied at the White House.
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Associated Press
Washington
Praident Wilson
Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
San Francisco
Wilson
White House
Greeks Start Offensive in Smyrna Region
Smyrna Asia Minor June 24 Greek army opens offensive against Turkish Nationalist forces led by Mustafa Kemal Pasha according to an official Greek statement today.
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Smyrna
Associated Press
Asia Minor
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
East Side residents sleep outside to escape chlorine gas
Thousands on New York's East Side spent the night outdoors to avoid chlorine gas released from a defective carboy at a chemical plant. A deputy fire chief and four firefighters were overcome while plugging the leak.
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Associated Press
New York
East Side
Londonderry Quiet as British Troops Calm Streets
British troops arrive in Londonderry and restore order amid fighting between Unionists and Nationalists. Snipers are arrested, barricades and disrupted telegraphs persist, and a destroyer is re berthed as troops guard main streets and evacuate civilians.
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Tts
London
Derry
Sinn Vein
Troops and medical convoy reach Londonderry amid shelling
London dispatch reports hundreds more troops arrive in Londonderry with armored cars machine guns and artillery. A train of physicians nurses and medical supplies departs Dublin to aid wounded as sniping and clashes continue, though the city remains mostly quiet under heavy guard.
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Assocated Press
Londonderry
Sinn
London
Dublin
Stoof
Mind Lost Soldier Escapes Care in Wyoming
J A Branton, a lieutenant in the 64th Engineers who lost his mind in France, escaped from Fr Sy Ralston while en route to a summer home near Buffalo Wyoming. Stanton, once in normal condition, vanished after a long overland journey and is described as tall, with a new light-colored suit and no hat. Ralston seeks information on his whereabouts at the Henning hotel.
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J. A. Branton
Leutenant
64Th Engineers
France
Sy Ralston
Huffalo
Wyo
Stanton
Rostaurant
Alston
Tanton
Lawl Wee
Mr. Halston
Leard
Blanton
Ralston
Philippines
Buffalo
Twinton
Jie
Allen
Chicago
Wyoming
Henning Hotel
Fnally
War Department
Ninto
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