Congress Ends Marathon Sessions With Final Adjournment
Washington records a late night of earnest sessions as Senate and House push to finish minor and major bills before adjourning. They pass conference reports on merchant marine and various pension measures while VA and budget veto loom. rivers and harbors and several large supply bills await final action.
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Auto thefts in Akron total 193000 this year so far
Police Clerk Frank Boss announced that auto thieves have stolen about 193000 dollars worth of cars in Akron since January 1. He added that roughly 109000 dollars worth of those stolen vehicles have been recovered by city police and detectives.
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Four Hurt In Collision In Bucyrus Ohio
A collision between an automobile and a Cleveland and Southwestern interurban car in Bucyrus injures Clyde Gaderick 25 Crestline Harold Cole 29 Crestline Tillie Jacobs 14 Galion and endangers Mrs Laura Shafer 27 Galion who may die reports state the crash occurred June 4 and leaves several seriously hurt.
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Dark horses loom at convention amid party talks
June 4 General Wood Senator Johnson and Governor Lowden loom as dark horses as Republican delegates shift. Johnson Wood and Lowden claim gains in contests while inroads by instructed delegates and coalition talk rise. William Cooper Procter and Frank Hitchcock run Wood operations. Butler and Poindexter draw national attention. Johnson appeals gain momentum while Osbalamee awaits undecided delegates. Women flood the scene as campaigns bustle with banners and badges. Lowden plans calls to Wood Johnson Poindexter to show unity.
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Witnesses detail funds spent in California Hoover campaign
Warren Gregory testifies total California and Pacific Coast expenses reached 83 210.72 dollars with most funds from under 10 dollar subscriptions. He notes 15 paid staff in San Francisco and Los Angeles, and says Hoover had no direct control over finances.
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Wilson vetoes budget bill for appropriations encroachment
President Wilson vetoed the bill to establish a government budget system for department appropriations. He argued Congress would gain power to remove the Comptroller General, a authority he says should remain with the executive department.
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Labour Asked to Help Emerald Isle Bridge Gulf With Government
London June 4 The executive of the National Railway Union will seek a special Congress of Irish and British trades unions to bridge the gulf between the Irish people and the government. J H Thomas MP, secretary of the National Railway Organization, announced the move today.
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Senate passes bill on returning wartime property to Versailles residents
Washington June 4 The Senate approved a House bill authorizing the alien property custodian to return property seized during the war to citizens of former enemy nations who now reside in independent states formed under the Versailles treaty.
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Governor Wins Contests in Committee in Southern Rally
In a tense committee session Johnson wins numerous district contests amid a swelling demonstration by his supporters. Negro followers shouted and danced in the ante rooms as the decision sparked an old fashioned Southern camp meeting atmosphere and disrupted proceedings in the next room.
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Women Picket Plan Set For Rally At Coliseum
National Woman's party leaders opened a base shop opposite the Coliseum to organize a picket line before the Republican National Convention. Alice Paul chairs the effort with Abby Scott Baker as Political Chairman, stating the party demands immediate enfranchisement of women.
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Farmers Press Plank With Alien Help Opposition
J H Howard and a Farm Bureau committee urged Republican platform planks to protect farming interests. They demand parity in import duties and oppose Asian or low grade foreign farm labor to ease shortages. The federation allocated 35 000 for a Bureau of Farm Economics 15 000 for transportation and 20 000 for publicity and expanded Washington operations. The next convention will be in Indianapolis December 6 7 8.
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Beeckman Nominated as Republican VP Candidate
Announcement in New York states Governor R Livingston Beeckman of Rhode Island will be the Republican vice presidential nominee at the Chicago convention. A Campaign Committee is formed with William H Mackay of New Jersey as chairman, who will depart for Chicago tomorrow.
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Delegates Uninstructed at New Mexico Democratic Convention
Roswell New Mexico June 4 Democratic State Convention named six uninstructed delegates to the national convention. United States Senator A A Jones permanent chairman ruled out an attempt to instruct for W G McAdoo. Resolutions endorsed President Wilson and opposed any wet plank in the platform.
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Ohio Republicans file candidacies for high offices
Common Pleas Judge Frank W. Greer of Springfield declared for the Republican nomination for Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. Carl R. Kimball Speaker of the House filed for Lieutenant Governor. J. P. Walsh of Akron sought the Republican nomination for United States Senator.
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Penrose to stay home as wires reach his Philadelphia home
Late today linemen began stringing additional wires to the home of United States Senator Penrose in Philadelphia. No official word from the Senator or doctors but the setup signals he will not attend the Republican National Convention and will keep in close telephone contact with Chicago proceedings.
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Ocean ships would reach lakes if tidewater channel opened
C C West, vice president of a Manitowoc shipyard, told the International Joint Waterways Commission in Duluth that opening the Great Lakes St Lawrence tidewater channel could put eighty percent of the world’s tonnage into lake and ocean traffic at once. He said vessels could enter Duluth harbor if the channel project proceeds, noting lake sections are built for ships of twenty two feet.
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