Premature Explosions Sink Mississippi In Dockside Drama
Multiple premature blasts on the battleship Mississippi at San Pedro today killed three officers and 41 to 43 sailors and wounded many more. The ship left harbor under watch as a rescue ship and hospital ship sped to aid the injured amid reports of further dangers from a remaining shell in turret No. 2.
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Dawes Career Highlights in U S Politics and Service
Dawes is profiled as one of America's most picturesque figures with a crafty and combative style. He led the American committee invited by the reparations commission to draft a German debt budget and is described by friends as an able, sly, and worthwhile public figure with talents in law, politics, and music. The article outlines his lineage to the Dawes family, education at Cincinnati Law School in 1848, practice in Lincoln Nebraska, and membership in the law firm Dawes Costroth & Cunningham. It lists major roles: lawyer, executive of several companies, U S treasurer comptroller, international hunter, and brigadier general coordinating Allied wartime supply procurement. Continued on page Evorte.
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Charles Gates Dawes
Toronto & Ohio
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United States
Treasury
United States Army
Philosophical Degrees Given at West Virginia Masonic Rite
The Council of Knights Kadosh conferred twelve philosophical degrees from the 1st to the 80th on yesterday and last night at the Scot tash Tate cathedral in Capital Street by the newly installed John C. Atheldaffer council. The installation followed by a banquet, with candidates named including Harry Stiling, Bruce Edmund Thomas, Robert Newton Batlar, and John Woodrum among others, as the ceremony continued into today with further degrees and a grand feast.
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Council of Knights Kadosh
Scottash Tate Cathedral
Capital Street
John C. Atheldaffer Council
Ge. Wilan T. Morrin
Depuy
Supremas
West Virginia
FF. JL. Yeager
Benjamin C. Byran
Reremonton
Foulk
Ard
Orator
Thomas. Meek
Wost
Virginia Constatory
Wheelingx
Wal
Harry Stiling
Lruce Edmund Thomas
Robert Newton Batlar
Okeyburton Johnson
Lon
Gdoyd
Charles i. Remesbure
Alfred J. Jarinkard
Olle K. Batley
Oresten Ne Meter
Andrew A. Mose
Elster E. Tribansue
Wallace W
Franks Slayers Retain Alienists in Chicago Hearing
In Chicago on June 12 preliminary court proceedings began as lawyers for Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb prepared to argue for a confinement to a corrective state institution. The defense aims to have the youths examined by Dr Burton Bowman and to build a case for their commitment to a reform program as evidence gathering continues.
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Chicago
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Wehard- Leot
Robert Franka
Dufeune
Bnrt M. Bowman
Anoniat
Boston
Otto Matuetta Declines Nomination For Vice Presidency
General Charles G. Dawes accepts the Republican vice presidential nomination. Dawes expresses gratitude and plans to address the nation, then returns home to attend his fortieth reunion at Marion College, visiting with family.
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Brigadine Genernl
Charlee G. Uawen Toalgtf
Marietin College
Tie
Hin
Atuter
Tinney Held On Assault Charge
New York June 12 Frank Tinney black faced comedian today is held on bond to appear before the grand jury on a charge of assault brought by Imogene Wilson, a "faultless girl." The comedian, in court, kept the crowd laughing as he faced a $2,500 bond and testified he had been obliged to defend himself amid accusations of beating and injuring Miss Wilson.
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Frank Tinney
Llack
Bond
Imogene Wilson
Foultless
Fanny
Miss Wilson
Acquit Klansmen of riot charge in Lilly case
Ta, June 12. A jury found thirty one alleged Ku Klux Klansmen and Lilly residents not guilty of riot but guilty of affray and unlawful resemblance. Defense moved for a new trial. District Attorney Welmer announced intends to pursue murder indictments against those acquitted and thirteen armed defendants who were acquitted earlier.
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Wiley
Cnar
Lilly
Tein
D. P. Welmer
Notable double tragedy in Rankin boarding house
In Rankin, a Pittsburgh suburb, Michael Jore, a policeman, shot and killed John Toth and Mrs. Julie Draskeey after a quarrel over the progressive sale of a boarding house run by Mrs. Draskeey. Both men died from bullet wounds to the head. the coroner labeled the case murder and suicide.
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Rankin
Michael Jore
John ‘Toth
Mra
Jully Draskeey
Coolidge Wins Nomination in Boisterous Convention
Calvin Coolidge was nominated for president by a lopsided party vote amid raucous cheering and calls to make the nomination unanimous. La Follette supporters protested as Wisconsin's 28 votes and others backed Johnson, with Coolidge receiving 1963 to La Follette 34 and Johnson 10 as the convention adjourned amid tumult. An uninstructed District of Columbia delegation also emerged from a June 12 primary for the Democratic convention.
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Calvin Coolidge
Chii
Thomas Scott
Wisconsin
Coolidge
Coollidge
5. X. Way
South Dakota
la Follette
Wieconsin Ontareg
Calvin Cualliger
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Jaina
Fallette
Ballant
Krovert M. LaFollette
North Dakota
Robert M. LaFotette
Hiram Johnson
LaFollette
Johnson
Neapessary
Dugldge
Kenyon
Senate
Everett Sanders
Indiana
Marlon Leroy Gurton
University of Michigan
Washington
New York
Columblia Tadar
Coolidge, Dawes Named in Washington Dispatch
President Coolidge sent felicitation to Charles G. Dawes after his acceptance as Republican vice presidential running mate. Dawes and Mrs. Dawes receive best wishes as Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge join in the public service. Dawes agreed to join the ticket after discussions at the Cleveland convention. Hoover also congratulated him in a telegram.
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Chaudre
Charles G. Dawes
Dawes
Low- Sen
Mr. Dawes
White House
Meager
Secretary Hoover
Genera
Uncertain French leadership fraught with party pressure
In France a looming presidential selection faces upheaval as coalition rifts and party refusals cloud the process. Three potential compromise candidates emerge among Senator Jules Panis, Raymond Poulatre, George Leygues, and Edouard Herriot as the chamber struggles to decide a viable choice.
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M. Dowmergue
Chamber
Beng
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Raymond Potatare
George Leygues
Comuniltes
Chaber
Millerand
Edquard Herralt
Realest
M. Folneare
Fate Guided Coolidge Rise
Fate plays tricks as Calvin Coolidge rises from Vermont to Massachusetts governor to the U S presidency. The piece notes his taciturn, plainspoken nature and the unlikely meteoric ascent seen as improbable a decade earlier. It frames his career as exceptional among U S presidents and recalls readers’ possible skepticism at the time.
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Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Mrs J D Sherman Outlines Policies As Federation President
Mrs J D Sherman of Estes Park Colorado outlines policies for the General Federation of Women's Clubs. She emphasizes conservation of natural resources and national forests and parks, plus plans for optional art galleries in Washington and education groups in states. The meeting also announced president and vice president nominees and voting details.
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Los Angeles
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Daln Sherman
Estes Park
Colorado
Yeaterday
Washington
Heaton
Sherarain
Wallace “. Peroaim
Montana
Mor‘eneq Dibert Féennsylyeautn
Mrart
W. BR. Alverd
Michigan
Donn Ruhr
West
Dawes Nominated for Vice President at Republican Convention
Charles G. Dawes of Illinois was nominated for vice president by the Republican National Convention after a dramatic vote. Frank O. Lowden had declined. Dawes won amid rival calls and a brief, spectacular scene. Governor Cox moved for an unanimous vote, with only minor dissent. The convention adjourned after miscellaneous motions and preparations for the national committee’s meeting.
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Voted patterns by state show Coolidge leads nationwide
The article lists state by state voting totals for Coolidge with scattered other candidates. From Alabama to Wyoming and territories, Coolidge receives most lines of support while minor totals appear for La Follette Coldstidge and others, amid garbled OCR.
Ballot totals show Dawes leading across several states
In a fragmented tally alloting votes by state and candidate, Dawes appears dominant in many regions including Alabama California Connecticut Delaware Florida Maine Maryland New Jersey New York Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina Tennessee Texas Utah Virginia Washington Wisconsin Wyoming Alaska and others with Hoover and Kenyon also receiving scattered support and totals. The official third ballot lists Dawes at 082 percent and Kenyon at 76 while Hoover trails.
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