Johnson Campaign Raises About 200 000 for California Effort
Associated Press reports about 200 000 dollars was raised for Senator Johnson of California's national campaign for the Republican presidential nomination. Treasurer Alexander McCabe testified on preconvention financing, noting local sums and California contributions from officials and students, with figures suggesting more spending by Hoover supporters.
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Johnson
Washington
Senator Johnson
California
Alexander McCabe
Johnson California Organization
Senate
McCabe
Mr. Crocker
Fielishhacker
George J. Cochran
H. H. de’ Young
de Young
Hoover
Kenyon
Lye
Los Angeles
Nione Hoover
Hoover Committee
Reed
Eatte
Ornia
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Hite
Cabin
A Nate
Crisis Reaches Irish Revolution Cabinet Meets on Action
British officials moved to quell Irish unrest after attacks on Killmallock barracks in which two constables died. Lloyd George led a cabinet conference as flying columns of cavalry and artillery were dispatched to Killmallock and Kingstown, with army lorries sent to Dublin and troops ordered from Aldershot toward Londonderry.
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United Preas
London
Ireland
Killmallock
Lloyd George
Killmanloock
Kingstown
Dublin
Aldershot
England
Londonderry
Injunction Halts Denver Tramway Strike Threat
Denver Judge grants a temporary injunction restraining Denver Tramway Company workers from striking on June 1 and bars service interruption. City-backed petition cites alleged company union to deprive public transport. Company plans a 10 cent wage cut. workers vow to strike pending permanent order and possible appointment of a receiver.
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Ae Reee Greeley W. Whitford
Denver Tramway Company
Aan
Bailey
Armour Grain Company fined for food purity violation
The Armour Grain Company was fined $1,000 in federal court for violating the pure food law. The charge stated the oats shipment was adulterated by mixing barley with it.
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Grain Company
United Press
Chicago
Armour Grain Company
Memorial Day Plans Highlight Tribute To Heroes
Washington May 29 Soldier bonus advocates in the house failed on the first test vote to reach a two thirds majority for the Forendy bonus bill under suspended rules. They mustered 192 votes to suspend the rules while 180 voted against.
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Washington
Star boarder, 103, missing in UmuWagu
In Umuwagu on May 29 Marmon Kerry, 103, vanished after an incident with his landlord Mary J. Reynolds. She says he owed nearly $400 for room and board and feared he may have harmed himself. Kerry was described as alert but frail and had recently shown signs of distress.
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Associated Press
Umiwagu
Marmon Kerry
Enamale
Mary J. Reynolds
Cen
Discount Rates To Rise On First Of Month Increases Announced
United Press reports the New Federal Reserve Board will raise discount rates starting the first of the month. Rates for Liberty bonds, bankers' acceptances, and commercial paper all move upward with new percentages.
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United Press
New York
Fedor
Tnt
Tite Arrested Here in Lowkinh Case
Police hold a suspect on a criminal warrant issued in Erie. The individual, identified by Douglas, faces charges related to an ace Hole incident. Further details pending.
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Tite
Police Department
Otter
Erie
Douglas
Charg Hot
Jugoslavs clash as D Annunzio advances toward Fiume
Paris dispatch reports D Annunzio forces pushing from Fiume toward Cavalanna and Suesak with Jugo vars preparing military measures to resist. Details come from Belga via foreign office.
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Associated Press
Paris
Gabrielle D'Annungio
Cavalanna
Mece
Suesak
Fiume
Belga
Jugova
D'Annunaslo
Hitchcock Substitutes to Lodge Refusal Stirs Debate
Washington May 29 creation of a joint commission to raise loan for Armenia and a debt to restore her economy was proposed by Senator Mitchcotk on a substitute for the Lodge resolution. The president’s request for a mandate was rejected. Hitchcock opposed the mandate but favored some aid to the Armenian people. Mrs A H Cobb and two grandchildren returned from a trip to Oklahoma. Attorney Cobb met the party in Denver and accompanied them from Denver to the capital.
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Washington
Raine
Armenia
Mitchcotk
Lodge Revolution
Hitchcock
A. H. Cobb
Oklahoma
Attorney Cobb
Denver
Jan
Memorial Day Observances in Casper Honor Veterans
Memorial Day will be observed in Casper with flag half mast, a 1:30 p.m. program at the Iria Theater by the American Legion and Spanish American War Veterans. The procession to the cemetery will honor 44 veterans, including Civil War and World War participants. The roster includes 2 Civil War veterans, 1 Indian scout, 16 Spanish American War veterans, and 6 World War veterans.
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Casper
Ben H. Pelton
Peter Q. Nice
American Legion
Solo
Don Lobdell
Philip K. Edwards
America
Walter H. Bradley
Peter Q. Nico
L. D. Beottma
Casper Band
B. Gillie
Mr. Golding
Jacob Crouse
Mdone Lodge
Poles Resist Bolsheviks on Dnieper Front Near Moscow
An official Soviet dispatch reports fierce fighting on the left bank of the Dnieper as Bolsheviks attempt to drive Polish forces from their fortified position. The Poles are offering stubborn resistance amid the clash dated May 20 in London.
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Associated Press
London
Dnieper River
Moscow
State troops deployed to restore order in Bristol
Three troops of state militia are on guard in Bristol after yesterday's riot. Governor Bookman is due to arrive today and another company of state militia is en route to join the force.
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United Preas
Bristol
Bookmania
State Milith Ja
Floods Delay Trains in New Mexico
Flood conditions on the Banta Page between El Paso and Albuquerque worsened with a washout near Bovarro. Passenger trains were terminated at Ban Marelal as two miles of track remained underwater and branch-line service from Boeerrm to Magda jena was thinned.
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Associated
Albuquerque
el Paso
Bovarro
Ban Marelal
Boeerrm
Magdajena
Four Contests to Decide GOP Delegate Seats
Chicago May 29 The national committee expects rulings in four major GOP delegate contests to settle disputes over 122 seats. Secretary Clarence B Miller and briefs arrived as the committee plans to begin hearings Monday and complete all four days later, guiding points for other cases.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Republican Nations’ Convention
National Committee
Hwaswalle
Clarence B. Miller
Republican Nations Committee
French Infilict Heavy Loss On Turks In Syria
London May 2 The French column has fought into Aintab Syria and after heavy fighting relieved the town. The Turks suffered heavy casualties as the official announcement was received.
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Syria
Associated Press
London
Aintab
Turka
Tennessee Man Is Solicitor General
Willam C. Frierson of Chattanooga Tennessee was nominated by President Wilson to be solicitor general of the United States. Mrs Annette Abbott Adams of San Francisco was named United States attorney for the Northern District of California. The Interstate Commerce Commission fixed dates for hearings on railroad applications.
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Washington
Willam C. Frierson
Chattanooga
Tenn
Wilson
United States
Annatte Abbott Adame
San
Arlington amphitheater dedication by G A R chief
Daniel M. Hall commander in chief of the G A R dedicated the Arlington amphitheater at Arlington cemetery in honor of fallen army and navy heroes from all wars.
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Arlington Amphitheater
Daniel M. Hall
Arlington Cemetery
Army
WOUND PROVES FATAL TO MAN SHOT BY NEGRO
J L Bexton superintendent of the detention home for boys died from a bullet wound inflicted by Frank Williams on April 15. Williams, a negro, fired while pursuing two girls. he is serving an indeterminate sentence of one to twenty years for shooting with intent to kill.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Nebr
J. L. Bexton
Frank Williams
Bexton
President of Omaha Store Dies in Chair
Joseph Hayden, president of a large Omaha department store, was found dead in his chair at his apartments today. police said there were no signs of foul play and the death appeared to be from natural causes. Hayden, a prominent local businessman, led the firm for many years and was widely respected in the community.
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Omaha
Joseph Hayden
Hile Apartments
Nomination of Wood Assigned to Gov Allen
Governor Henry J. Allen of Kansas to place General Wood in nomination at the Republican convention. Announcement from Chicago notes Wood’s name will be presented as a presidential candidate.
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Wood
Allen
Ity
Prema
Chicago
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Laborites Pick Casper as Next Convention Site
Casper was chosen as the meeting place for Wyoming Federation of Labor's biennial convention, with Casper receiving about twenty four more votes than the next option. The federation aligned with the Labor party, a state ticket to wait for Democrats and Republicans nominating conventions. An August Labor party nominating meeting will decide.
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Casper
Wyoming Federation of Labor
Cheyenne
Laramie
Douglas
Sheridan
Greybull
Thermopolis
State
Labor Party
Cheyenne Assembly
Republic of Ireland
Herry Fox
State Federation
W. W. Slack
The
Cooper Trades Assembly
John Lehaney
Moore
Charles Vollmer
Mesara
Chaplin
Stacey
Natrona County
Mrs. Kate O’Hare Freed by President
President orders clemency for Mrs Kate Richards O’Hare a Socialist political prisoner jailed since April 18 1918 for violating the espionage act She is released from Missouri state prison in a presidential move reported by United Press May 1 1920
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United Press
Washington
Kate Richards O'Hare
Missouri
Colorado clemency board denies most petitions at state penitentiary
May 29 in Canon City Colo the state penitentiary clemency board denied twenty of thirty two petitions. Eva Lewis known as the bandit queen of Denver was among those denied.
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Canon City
Colo
Board of Pardona
State Penitentiary
Eva Lewis
Denver
Judge Kimball Delays Return for Court Work Today
Judge Ralph Kimball and court staff Tealey Finley and a court reporter from Lander Munday are in town to transact legal matters before the court. They plan to return to Lander this afternoon to continue work there. The Colorado Good Roads Association will hold its annual convention today in Colorado Springs.
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Ralph Kimball
Tealey
Finley
Lander Munday
Lander
Colorado Good Roads Anociation
Colorado Springs
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