Gerard Opens Campaign HQ for James W. Gerard
In San Jose the Gerald campaign opened June first with J. T. Jones directing the effort for the former ambassador to Germany as a Democratic presidential candidate. In Helena Montana on June 23 William J Bryan promised support for Senator Thomas J Walsh as permanent chairman of the alien convention during a stop en route to San Francisco.
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San Francisco
State board debate on convict transport and guards fees
Attorney General Walls advised the state board on handling convicts sent to the penitentiary. Sheriff Smalley says counties must cover guard costs as the state boards refuse payment. The sheriff notes convicts can be held up to ten days in county jails awaiting state transport.
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Turbulent Hours as Sinn Feiners Darken City Streets
Reports describe suspended business and nightly engagements in the city. Military patrols guard two ships while visitors face strict credential checks and searches for arms. The constabulary enforces proclamations amid ongoing clashes and rising tensions.
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Pyne
Political remarks amid uncertain days quoted by Murphy
The article quotes Murphy saying political plans are unclear after several days of turbulence and he cannot say what actions will be taken. The context suggests a moment of hesitation as officials assess the situation.
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Indictment of Tammany Leader Murphy in Tax Fraud Case
Charles F. Murphy Tammany leader faces federal charges of conspiracy to defraud the United States by falsifying income tax returns and threatening Louis N. Herzog. Indictments, handed up by a special grand jury, also target James E. Smith John A. McCarthy Arthur Wildein Ernest Walden and the Corn Products company. Murphy travels to the national convention in San Francisco. A $1 000 bond was set for an aide.
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Murphy
San Francisco
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District Attorney‘s Office
Police Department
John A. McCarthy
John Murphy
Th Tammany Wader
Arthur J. Wildein
Ernest B. Walden
Corn Products Company
Corn
Londonderry under siege as forces pour in
Reports say Uplonista advance into Londonderry amid looting and mob violence. Artillery and a destroyer arrive as newly arrived troops are welcomed. hospitals report many sniping casualties while residents flee by road and train and newspaper staffs are besieged in their offices.
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The People Shall Cure The City Politicians
Fragment discusses future empowerment of the people, a claim that the era will shift away from a few men and international bankers. The speaker asserts politics are behind them for now, seeking enjoyment in old California before reengaging.
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Labor Party Conference Calls For Soviet Recognition
The Scarborough meeting of the Labor Party adopts a resolution demanding recognition of the Soviet government in Kosela. An amendment by Bra ent Devine of the Dock Workers union proposes a permanent labor commission to investigate continental conditions, following the conference.
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Kosela
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Layton
GOP Candidate for Governor Gains Statewide Nomination
Sy. Paul Minnesota June 23 7 AL OG Peoun state auditor announced by the statewide cleansing convention that he received the nomination for governor.
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Early Action Of Lease Claims In Capital Prospect
Officers of companies claiming leases in the Salt Creek field report likely decisions on at least half the claims by August 25 the deadline for surrender to seize oil land leasing rights. Some firms plan to seek presidential leases first and pursue general terms if denied. Secretary Payne aims to clear the matter quickly and bureau heads show cooperation. A company filed for leases expects a July 10 decision. its name withheld to protect stock price. All applications will be presented together to ensure a uniform policy and prevent crowding out smaller bidders. Attorneys nationwide unite to press the first favorable outcome since the withdrawal, strengthening positions.
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Farmers complain of car shortage amid rising costs
The text notes the nation’s projected year spend at 88,080,007,000 suggesting humor about marriage. It also mentions farmers grumbling about a car shortage, while claiming every farmer seems to own a vehicle.
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Protest over national air stance prompts passenger letters
American passengers aboard the U S steamer Ventura sent a protest to the state department over breaches of courtesy involving Rt Daniel Mannix of Australia. The incident underscores diplomatic tensions during international travel.
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Wool Adulteration Sparks Push for Virgin Wool Labeling
The National Sheep and Wool Bureau cites that shoddy wool filled billions of yards of cloth while virgin wool stockpiles grew. It urges Congress to require labeling of virgin vs shoddy content to protect buyers and sheep producers amid widespread use of adulterated fabrics.
Thue Conscience Beth Make Cowaerds Of Us All
Fragmentary OCR text appears as garbled notes with repeated phrases and unclear meaning. The readable parts reference a “Conscience” and a made up phrase suggesting a critique or warning. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities emerge.
Elephant Hunting Adventures Across Africa Asia and Burma
The National Geographic bulletin describes how Shawi prefer Indian elephants for disposition while African females are valued for motherhood. It notes Africa as a hunter's paradise with heavy bets on tusked giants, and details methods in Burma India including V shaped stockades and night drives with lights to trap elephants. It also mentions licenses, ivory value, and the harvest’s social impact.
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India
Wilson Pushes Rail Wage Board to Expedite Action
President Wilson urged the railroad labor board at Washington to speed a wage decision to quell unrest and strikes. The move follows yardmen walkouts in Philadelphia and Baltimore and a looming deadline warned by rail workers leaders. A Friday mass meeting of railway vacationists demanded seniority rights in any settlement.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
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Department of Labor
Labor Board
John Grupa
Harold EB. Redding
Railway wage board seeks prompt decision on demands
Chicago reports the railway wage board pushing for a quick ruling on wage demands. Public hearings recently wrapped. Hainger says no apology for delay and that hundreds of schedules remain to be issued. Decision expected in a reasonable length of time.
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Railway
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BE. W. Hainger
Isine
M Combs Provokes Governor Smith in San Francisco Telegram
Governor Alfred Smith arrives as New York delegation head and releases a telegram from Sacramento objecting to former national chairman William McCombs. McCombs had stated in Chicago he would have a decisive influence on party affairs, drawing Smith’s rebuke and signaling intra party tensions.
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Alfred Smith
New York
Sacramento
Wn Naional
Norman JF. Mack
Willian McCombs
Chicago
New York Support for Governor Gox Cited in Telegram
A telegram from Governor Smith condemns an alleged arrangement to seat McComin in New York's delegation as without authority. The message notes the statement reflects personal opinion and should be used as an answer to the claimed arrangement.
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Gox
Ohio
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McComiyn
Bonillas Safe Somewhere in Old U.S. Aide
Tucson Arizona June 23 Yena cio Bonillas once linked to Carranza era politics and rumored to be in San Antonio Texas has not disclosed his current location as U S uncle Bonillas held a position in the former Carranza government.
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Tucson
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Yenacio Bonillas
San Antonio
Texas
United States
Carranza
Family Moves Prompt Long Adjustment Time for Housewife
After a family relocates, the housewife spends extended time settling in, adjusting routines and reorganizing household momentum. She adapts to new surroundings, schedules, and local amenities while restoring daily rhythm.
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