Lowden Denies Illicit Expenses in Pre-Con Convention Fight
Governor Frank O Lowden and campaign manager L L Emmerson deny any illegitimate spending from the campaign fund and say Missouri delegates were not promised or paid for supporting his nomination. Lowden calls for congressional limits and full disclosure of all contributions and purposes.
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Chicago
Frank O. Lowden
L. L. Hmmerson
Missouri
Senate
Emmerson
Moore
Golstein
Congress
Penrose Wins Re-Election to Republican National Committee
Senator Boies Penrose was re-elected to the Republican National Committee from Pennsylvania by the state committee meeting in Philadelphia. Penrose did not attend the session due to illness at his home.
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Palmer
Department of Justice
Prohibition Enforcement
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Ohio
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Missouri
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San Francisco
Johnson
California
Dillingham
Full Election Committee
Edge
Senate
Philadelphia
Boies Penrose
Republican National Committee
State Committee
Election of Musical Industries Association Officers
The annual election at the Chamber of Commerce last night chose E. M. Abbott as President William R. Graul as Vice President Otto Grau as Treasurer and George P. Gross as Secretary.
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Chamber of Commerce
E. M. Abbott
William R. Graul
Otto Grau
George P. Gross
Strike at Och Clothing Factory Causes Mayor’s Letter
Union officials called a strike at the Och clothing factory without worker votes after a dismissal seen as advocating lower production. The letter to Mayor Galvin from Milton Och, the company president, outlines the cause.
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Och Clothing
Galvin
Milton Och
Union Jack Burned by Irish Sympathizers
Washington June 2 Women sympathizers for Irish freedom invaded Congress and later burned a large British flag in front of the Treasury Building. Seven women appeared bearing banners. Miss Keana of New York led the group and shouted a taunt at the British government. No arrests were made.
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Freedom
Ireland
Congress
Treasury
Keana
New York
Boston
Army-Navy Union Honors Five as Honorary Members
The General George Washington Garrison No. 1 of the Army and Navy Union admitted John W. Shorten Miles Elliott Fred Cauz Joseph Hutton and Ig E K Schlafer as honorary members at Memorial Hall last night. The group also initiated fifteen new active members and formed an Entertainment Committee to arrange outings at the Zoo and a euchre picnic at Chester Park with dates to be announced.
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Army-Navy Union
John W. Shorten
Miles Elliott
Fred Cauz
Joseph Hutton
Ig E K. Schlafer
Sugar Prices Under Palmer Critique Prompted Protests
The report cites a small Louisiana crop and high demand, accusing certain producers of gross profits. It notes Mooney’s claim that 15 cents would yield a good profit and 17 cents a very large profit, while Palmer deemed 17 cents high. The majority says no prosecutions occurred and quotes Hoover on official price fixation.
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Louisiana
Mooney
Palmer
Herbert Hoover
18 Cent Increase Sought for Railroad Workers
In Chicago on June 2, B F Jewell acting president of the Railway Federated Shop Crafts urged an immediate 18 cent an hour wage increase for all railroad employees pending a final Rail Way Labor Board decision. He asked the board to end public hearings and move to executive session to act on wage demands. Judge R M Barton noted the hearing would continue with all entitled groups. G J Luhrsen, president of the American Train Dispatchers Association, a new group, presented arguments.
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Chicago
United States Railway Labor Board
B. F. Jewell
Railway Federated Shop Crafts
R. M. Barton
G. J. Luhrsen
American Train Dispatchers’ Association
Prize Farm Boys Visit Cincinnati on August Tour
Announcement last night says 150 Texas farmer boys will ride by train to Cincinnati in August for a United States and Canada tour. The trip is organized by the Texas Chamber of Commerce and the Texas Agriculture and Mechanical College as a reward for winning prizes in agricultural contests.
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Cincinnati
United States
Canada
Texas Chamber of Commerce
Texas Agriculture and Mechanical College
House Panel Backs Repeal of Wartime Emergency Laws
Unanimous vote by the House Judiciary Committee orders out a resolution repealing all wartime emergency legislation except the Lever food control act the trading with the enemy act and the DC rent profiteering measure The wartime prohibition act would also be repealed The move aims to remove emergency statutes before adjournment while preserving key controls under Volstead and current war cessation efforts.
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House
Judiciary Committee
District of Columbia
Volstead
Igoe
Missouri
Congress
Germany
Baruch Demands Justice Over Copper Charge
Baruch, former War Industries Board chief, demands Congress and the Attorney General review evidence against him for alleged copper theft of 50 million dollars. He asks to be brought to trial or exonerated. Mason counters that Baruch and associates stole 200 million in copper and cites wartime investigations.
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B. M. Baruch
The
War Industries Board
Representative Mason
Illinois
Congress
House
Baruch
Mason
Johnson Wins Delegate Fight In Minnesota
Johnson wins a delegate contest in Minnesota amid chaotic ticket handling prompting concerns over counterfeiting and security. Local officials tightened controls as supporters claimed victory while others questioned process integrity.
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Johnson
Minnesota
Pennsylvanians Back Sproul for President
The Pennsylvania delegation to the Republican convention unanimously endorsed Governor William C. Sproul for the presidential nomination and pledged support. Sproul stated his name would be presented, urging individual convictions over caucus action, while plan for nominating speech by J Hampton Moore was discussed.
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Pennsylvania
William C. Sproul
J. Hampton Moore
Joseph R. Grundy
Bucks County
Paul J. Sherwood
Luzerne
Grundy
Atterbury
Hynicka Appointed on Sub-Committee
Chicago June 2 A plan to fuse male and female leadership under one body will be proposed to the Republican National Committee for integrating new voters. Will Hays named five members to draft the plan guiding women’s role in party management. About 150 women delegates and alternates meet Sunday to discuss proposals. The militant wing seeks a suffrage plank urging states to ratify the constitutional amendment. The sub-committee will begin sessions early to submit recommendations to the women’s caucus. Members listed include Coleman Dupont, Rudolph Hynicka, John Adams, R B Hoyell, and Ralph Williams.
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Republican National Convention Committee
Toay
Will H. Hays
Women’s Caucus
Seneral Coleman Dupont
Delawer
Rudolph K. Hynicka
Ohio
John T Adams
Iowa
R. B. Hoyell
Nebraska
Ralph E. Williams
Oregon
Welfare group marks fifteenth reunion at golf club
The Globe-Wernicke Welfare Association held a reunion last night at the Hamilton County Golf Club for its fifteenth year. Addresses were delivered by Henry C. Yeiser Sr., President, and E. Z. Bragg, Vice President. George Alexander Mann acted as master of ceremonies.
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Globe-Wernicke Welfare Association
Hamilton County Golf Club
Henry C. Yeiser
E. Z. Bragg
George Alexander Mann
Typographic Union elects McParland president at Indianapolis
John McParland of Local No 6 New York City won the presidency of the International Typographical Union over six year incumbent Marsden G Scott by about 1200 votes. Other officers were re elected with J W Hays re elected secretary treasurer Walter W Barrett first vice president and James J Hoban second vice president. An official tally will follow after Monday canvass at headquarters in Indianapolis.
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John McParland
New York City
International Typographical Union
Marsden G. Scott
McParland
Progressive
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J. W. Hays
William E. Towne
Duluth
Walter W. Barrett
Chicago
J. J. Dirks
St. Louis
James J. Hoban
Cleveland
Charles Jenson
Winnipeg
Cigar Makers' Union elects 1920 officers at Central Turner Hall
At a meeting last night Union No. 4 chose Fred G. Schnable as President C J W Schroe der as Vice President William F Lemke as Secretary and Treasurer Joseph Bauer as Assistant Secretary and Business Agent Ten nominees were named for the Executive Board with six to be elected at a June 12 gathering at Central Turner Hall Paul Cocolly Thomas McKee Chris Scheer Alfred Brocklage George Koehler Robert Weaver Samuel Scheer Herman Scheer Eugene Merge and James Paulsell comprise the slate
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Cigar Makers’ Union No. 4
Central Turner Hall
Fred G. Schnable
C. J. W. Schroeder
William F. Lemke
Joseph Bauer
Paul Cocolly
Thomas McKee
Chris Scheer
Alfred Brocklage
George Koehler
Robert Weaver
Samuel Scheer
Herman Scheer
Eugene Merge
James Paulsell
Navy begins eighteen inch naval gun prototype
Washington June 2 the Navy Department has begun construction of an eighteen inch naval gun two inches larger than any current weapon. Ordnance officials say the gun is experimental and its feasibility for arming ships remains to be determined.
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Washington
Navy Department
Radio-Active Health Pads Offer Cure Claims
An advertisement touts highly radio active appliances that allegedly cure numerous diseases by boosting circulation and red blood cells. It promises energy, detoxification, and restoration of nerves and tissues, urging readers to request literature and try a pad on approval to buy after trial.
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