Gerard Opens Campaign Headquarters for Gerard Bid
Gerard opens San June 1 cam headquarters for James W. Gerard former ambassador to Germany as presidential candidate. J. T. Jones to direct Gerard's campaign in the state. Helena Montana June 23 Bryan backs Walsh as permanent chairman at the Democratic convention during a stop en route to San Francisco.
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Gerard
San
Cam
James W. Gerard
Germany
Democraic Convention
J. T. Jones
Gryan
Walsh
Helena
Mont
United States
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Wiliam J. Bryan
San Francisco
State board feud over convict guards and transport duties
The document reports Attorney General Walls opinion that once a district court sentences a man to the state penitentiary he becomes a state charge, not a county responsibility. Sheriffs claim counties may hold convicts up to ten days for transport, while the state board of charities and reform has not paid for guards, leaving sheriffs to cover guard salaries themselves.
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E State Board of Chifuies and Reform
Cornelia
Mills
Walls
State Board
Walla
State Board of Charities and Reform
Smalley
Fe Rt
Geelates
Turbulent City Sees Suspended Trade and Armed Encounters
Reports describe shopkeepers halting business as forces clash repeatedly. Visitors face Sinn Fein and Unionist checkpoints, with gunfire and searches for credentials and ammunition. Strikes and barricades complicate daily life as authorities issue proclamations.
Fragmented political snippet hints at unclear actions
Page one notes politics with quotes from Murphy about uncertainty on what will be done, reflecting undecided stance and speculation over future moves.
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Murphy
Tammany Leader Murphy Indicted in Tax Conspiracy Case
Indictment charges Charles F. Murphy and five others with conspiracy to defraud the United States by falsifying income tax returns and intimidating Louis N Herzog. The extraordinary grand jury secretly returned the indictments as Murphy heads to the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco.
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Alco
New York
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Ball
United States
Louis N. Herzog
Murphy
San Francisco
Turmoil in Londonderry as Uplonista Threat Grows
Dispatches report militant forces pouring into the city amid calls for vengeance while residents flee by road and rail. Artillery reportedly arrives as London Derry braces for possible siege after reinforcements land and a destroyer anchors off Lough Foyle. Hospitals report many sniping casualties and newspapers face siege, with looting reported in the worst affected districts.
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Belfast
London Times
Londonderry
Lough Foyle
Quote on the people rising and future actions
The author proclaims the people will claim power and cure the system, criticizing international bankers and asserting resolve to act in time. He states politics are behind him for now and he seeks personal enjoyment in old California before resuming public discourse.
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Etting
New York
California
Demand for Soviet Recognition at Labour Conference
The twentieth annual Labour Party conference in Scarborough adopts a resolution demanding recognition of the Soviet government. An amendment by Bra ent Devine of the Dock Workers union calls for a permanent labor commission to investigate conditions on the Continent. The proceedings end with a salute to Lieut. a L. Strange Malone.
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Scarborough
England
Labor Party
Anis
Kosela
Braent Devine
Dock Workers Union
Permanent
Labor Commission
Lieut
A L. Strange Malone
Layton
GOP Candidate for Governor in Minnesota Convention
Sy. Paul Minnesota June 23 7 al og Peoun state auditor announced by the statewide remaking convention that the candidate won the nomination for governor. The report notes the party dynamics and mentions the convention as the source of the nomination news.
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Sy. Paul
Minn
Jone
AL OG Peoun
Olor
Early action of lease claims in Capital Prospect
Officers of firms asserting leases in Salt Creek report likely passage of at least half the claims by August 25 the final date to surrender rights under oil land leasing law. Companies seek presidential leases first, hoping denial leads to general lease terms, while Payne and bureau heads push for an early, uniform policy across filings. Attorneys collaborate in Washington to strengthen positions following the withdrawal.
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Salt Creek
Payne
General Land Office
Wits Company
Washington
US Budget Forecast Sparks Ironic Marriage Joke
A wartime era style comment notes the projected national budget for next year at 88 080 007 000 and quips that such a sum makes the United States seem as if it were married. It also mentions farmers grumbling about a car shortage despite many owning vehicles.
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Igee
United States
Protest Over National Air Policy Sparks Passenger Outcry
American passengers aboard the U S steamer Ventura filed another protest with the state department over alleged breaches of courtesy and protocol during a visit involving Rt Daniel Mannix of Australia.
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U. S
Ventura
State Department
Daniel Mannix
Australia
Wool Industry Warns of Shoddy Cloth Swamping Virgin Wool
The National Sheep and Wool Bureau accuses shoddy textiles of flooding markets, claiming 380 million yards of the 620 million yards all wool fabric would have been virgin wool. It calls for labeling to show virgin wool and shoddy content and cites insolvency pressure on wool growers and storehouse surpluses.
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National Sheep and Wool Bureau of America
South Fa Salle Street
Interstate Commerce Committees
Houses
Congress
Howard
Greene
Bureau
West
Cam
Federal Reserve Board
Ou Pees Federal Reserve Bank
Thue Conscience Beth Make Cowaerds Of Us All
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a dated or stylized protest or essay with garbled phrases. No clear event or named entities. The readable portions reference conscience and warnings that could imply social critique but lack concrete facts.
Elephant hunting thrills readers with global methods
A National Geographic Society bulletin outlines elephant hunting in Africa Asia and Burma It explains Shawi and African elephants mating patterns gestation two years and hunting risks It notes licenses costs and the vivid pursuit by hunters and natives with elephants driven into traps and corralled at night Abundant ivory rewards and communal feasts follow hunts
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Pana
Anyboy
Naonal Geographic Society
Africa
British
Ucenses
Burma
India
Wilson Urges Rapid Wage Board Action to End Rail Unrest
President Wilson asks the railroad wage board in Washington to speed up its decision on the year-old wage dispute as unrest and strikes spread from Philadelphia and Baltimore to western towns. A mass meeting of railway vacationists is set for Friday with leaders demanding seniority rights. unions plan further talks.
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Wilson
Washington
Railroad Labor Board
China
Philadelphia
Baltimore
White House
Wi. N. Doak
Brotherhood of Railway Transmen
Department of Labor
Labor Board
John Grupa
Harold EB. Redding
Railway wage board moves to speed decision on demands
The Chicago based railway wage board stated it is expediting a ruling on wages for railway workers. Public Hearings finished two weeks ago and hundreds of schedules must be reviewed. Public representative BE W Hainger said no statement would be issued to avoid an apology for delay and that a decision will come in a reasonable length of time.
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Chicago
Railway
Wilson
Washington
BE. W. Hainger
Isine
M Combs Gets Under Skin of Governor Smith
Governor Alfred Smith of New York, arriving in San Francisco as delegation chairman, released a telegram from Sacramento taking exception to a Chicago statement by former National Chairman William McCombs regarding his views on the national committee.
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San . Francisco
Alfred Smith
New York
Sacramento
Wn Naional
Norman JF. Mack
Willian McCombs
Chicago
New York Expected to Back Governor Gox After Telegram
A telegram from Governor Smith disputes a report by McComyn about secret New York delegation seating. Smith says no such arrangement exists and the statement reflects McComyn's personal view with no New York authorization.
Bonillas Safe Somewhere In Old U.S. A. Dated Note
Tucson Arizona June 23. Yena cio Bonillas, once linked to the Carranza government, was rumored to be in San Antonio Texas a while ago but would not reveal his present location.
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Tucson
Arix
Yenacio Bonillas
San Antonio
Texas
United States
Bonillas
Carranza
Family moves prompt housewife to reassess routines
After a family relocates, the housewife spends long days adjusting household momentum and regaining daily rhythm as she settles into a new home life.
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Police Department
John A. McCarthy
John Murphy
Th Tammany Wader
Arthur J. Wildein
Ernest B. Walden
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