Lodge Gage Cast in GOP Call for League Battle
In Chicago the Republican National Convention pledges a fight to the finish on Wilsonian plans. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge declares the League of Nations issue will determine the next president and denounces Democratic leadership as un-American. He calls for stronger action against Mexico, tighter production, and reduced living costs through enforced law and commerce rehabilitation.
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Wilson
League of Nations
Republican Party
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senate
Senator Lodge
Convention
Chicago
Wild Lemon Prices Inspire Odd NYC Satire
BITS OF NEW YORK LIFE by O O McIntyre recalls a rooftop scene in New York where a lemonade order ends with a lone lemon fragment. A saxophonist, a fox trot, and a sour note ignite a humorous vignette about paying for basics and childhood mischief.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
the Commercial Tribune
West Seventy-second Street
Make Way for My Lady in Modern Political Life
A reflection on women’s expanding roles from suffrage to politics. The piece argues that women’s economic independence and cooperation with men will improve future governance and social life, with optimism about women’s presence in legislative halls shaping policy and morality.
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Dan Cupid
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati June 9 1870
Weather mild and cloudy with 72 degree readings. Marriages include Dr J Ormsby Donagh to Miss Nannie J Hill. W W Johnson and Henry Kistner wed in surprise ceremonies. George Jayne dies after falling from a church spire. Denham and Fowble unite in marriage. Mt Auburn Seminary exercises. Red Stockings extend win streak to 30-6 over Tri Mountain Club. Anti Secret Society Convention opens with pastors and delegates from multiple states.
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J. Ormsby Donagh
Nannie J. Hill
W. Q. Shannon
Delhi
Minneola
W. W. Johnson
Henry Kistner
Johnson
Mary Smith
Kistner
Philadelphia
George Jayne
St. Paul’s Church
Seventh
Smith Streets
James M. Miller
Laura Hartley
Christie Chapel
Uice
W. X. Ninde
Messrs. S. Norton
Philip Bossard
Cincinnati Young Men's Gym
Mt. Auburn
Carrie Denham
Red Stockings
Tri-Mountain Club
Boston
Lowell Club
Boston Harbor
Jesse R. Grant
Covington
Council
John Church & Co
Sixth Street Presbyterian Church
Illinois
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Iowa
Joseph Travis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Levi Coffin
Catherine Coffin
R. Sterret
J. C. Glasgow
Thomas Chestnut
James P. McKiney
James L. Doneghy
Nathan Munn
L. E. Prentiss
Robert Gilmore
George Watt
B. F. Fisk
A. Boyd
J. C. MclIntyre
W. H. French
T. L. Findley
Quiz Answers From Yesterday College News Column
A readers quiz lists answers to twelve questions with yesterday's solutions. Topics include cabinet roles once held by Jefferson Davis, Asa Trenchard creator, Troy siege commander, Round Table seats, soil enrichment by ground bone, the former Ethiopia, Mosaic authorship, mountain stream fish, the warfare game, Magna Charta signer, origin of the magnet name, and the naval officer who cried Dont give up the ship. The page also repeats twelve correct responses and credits the 1920 Press Publishing Co.
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Jefferson Davis
Asa Trenchard
Troy
Ethiopia
Movieland Two Readers Seek Answers on Polos and Johnson
In Movieland Two questions ask Eddy Polo current producing company and circus past while Noble Johnson age and stage history are queried. The column promises tomorrow’s answers noting Fearl White’s return to film work in Pineville Kentucky and Francine Larrimore birth in France with collaborations alongside Max Linder.
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Eddy Polo
Noble Johnson
Fearl White
New York
Pineville
Francine Larrimore
France
Max Linder
Woman nominated for Congress in Third Nebraska District
Members of the Non Partisans of the Third Nebraska District tonight nominated Mrs. Marie Weekes for Congress to run by petition. Weekes is editor of a Norfolk newspaper and was previously defeated as a candidate for district delegate to the Democratic National Convention on a Bryan adherents ticket.
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Norfolk
Neb
Nebraska
Marie Weekes
Congress
Weekes
Bryan
Fourth of July Celebration Planned by Gahr Post in Dayton
The Albert LeRoy Gahr Post American Legion of Dayton announces a community Fourth of July event with speakers dancing and entertainments. School children presented a large American flag to the post to be displayed for the first time on the Fourth.
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Albert LeRoy Gahr
Américan Legion
Dayton
Horoscope by Genevieve Kemble
The planets are weakly placed making notable progress unlikely but a close application of sound business principles may turn the tide toward success. Avoid risky investments and beware fraud or treachery. If heeded there is a chance of a sudden opportunity leading to gains while birthdays show mental alertness.
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the Press Publishing Co
Grain and Hay Exchange Admits Six New Firms
Cincinnati Grain and Hay Exchange held its first 1920 meeting at the Hotel Gibson. President Lyman Perin reported five months totals: 6 000 cars of grain and feedstuffs inspected with 2 845 inbound and 2 155 outbound. Six new firm members were admitted, total firms 65 and members over 150, directing 250 900 000 in capital.
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Cincinnati Grain and Hay Exchange
Gibson
Lyman Perin
Exchange
Readers urged to send concise thoughtful letters
The Commercial Tribune invites public letters on matters of moment and will publish worthy contributions. Letters should be brief and free of animus, aiming to foster constructive ideas from the people for publication.
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the Commercial Tribune
Offers to Work on Farm in Hamilton County
John W. Longwell of Hyde Park suggests a registry of several hundred to a few thousand men willing to help farmers harvest crops this summer. He proposes registering at the Chamber of Commerce to provide names and addresses, with other arrangements to be made by interested parties.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton County
Chamber of Commerce
John W. Longwell
Erie Avenue
Hyde Park
Watson Chosen Chief of Group 10 Hew Planks
Indiana Senator James E. Watson was chosen to chair the resolutions subcommittee of thirteen shaping the Republican platform. The group includes Borah Mills Heyburn and Neylan as members, with hearings continuing as they seek to craft planks on the League, suffrage, and public policy.
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Watson
Chicago
Indiana
Borah
Idaho
League of Nations
Beeckman
Rhode Island
Ogden L. Mills
New York
Mays
William Allen White
Kansas
William Heyburn
Kentucky
D. Lawrence Groner
Virginia
Louis A. Coolidge
Massachusetts
Senator Smoot
Utah
Wallace McCamant
Oregon
Harris Gilpin
Michigan
Senator McCormick
Illinois
John F. Neylan
California
Henry Lane Wilson
Maryland
Georgia
Ogden Mills
Mills
Will H. Hays
Alabama
J. J. Curtis
Arizona
F. Noon
Arkansas
A. J. Russell
Colorado
C. C. Hamlin
Connecticut
Isaac M. Ullman
Delaware
L. H. Ball
Florida
J. T. Bielby
B. J. Davis
Louisiana
D. A. Lines
Maine
George G. Weeks
Resolutions Committee
Johnson
Kellogg
Minnesota
Hale
Lenrent
Wisconsin
Convention Debates League of Nations Planks in Chicago
The committee on platform opened hearings in Chicago with talks from Yale economist Irving Fisher and ex representative Fowler while debate over League of Nations, anti strike laws, soldier bonus, and prohibition dominates. Suffrage advocates press for ratification action, and delegates face split opinions as voices from labor and reform groups mingle with party leaders.
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Maryland
W. Bladen Loundes
Michigan
Harris Gilpin
Bet of Murphy
Mississippi
J. . Montgomery
Missouri
W. L. Cole
Montana
Lynn D. Ambrose
Nebraska
Don Love
Nevada
E. W. Griffith
New Hampshire
Jesse M. Barton
New Jersey
Austin Colgate
New Mexico
E. A. Cahoon
New York
Ogden L. Mills
North Carolina
I. B. Tucker
North Dakota
S. Vaale Hendrickson
Ohio
A. R. Johnson
Oklahoma
Vernon Whiting
Oregon
Wallace McCamant
Pennsylvania
W. E. Crow
Rhode Island
R. Livingston Beechman
South Carolina
R. R. Talbert
South Dakota
Chambers Kellar
Tennessee
Fred Arn
Texas
T. P. Lee
Utah
Reed
Smoot
Vermont
John M. Thomas
Virginia
D. Lawrence
Washington
M. C. Richards
West Virginia
A. B. White
Wisconsin
E. J. Gross
Wyoming
J. M. Wilson
District of Columbia
Frank J. Hogan
Alaska
George CC. Hazelet
Philippines
A. S. Crossfield
Porto Rico
R. H. Todd
Hawaii
John W. Wise
Irving Fisher
Yale
Charles N. Fowler
S. P. Bond
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Frank P. Walsh
League of Nations
Republican Senate
House of Representatives
Senate
Chicago
San Sir Hos
Goa
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Lucy G. Branham
Baltimore
American Woman’s Emergency Committee
Russia
Fowler
House Banking Committee
Federal Reserve System
Reserve Board
Fisher
The Tonic That Tests a Marriage
In a hot afternoon household drama Helen hides a dangerous tonic after Warren insists on taking a dubious prescription. She replaces it with a spicy saline mix to prevent him from dosing again, fearing the drug’s unknown contents. Warren’s recovery becomes a reckless test of trust and deception.
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Helen
Warren
Howell
Nora
Curtis
Anna Gray Sherbrook
Roy Atwood
Dr. Kelly
Vote to Allow Women Seats in Committee
The Rules Committee unanimously recommended increasing the National Republican Committee executive group from ten to fifteen to include women. The move followed a delegation from the women's section urging seats ahead of a suffrage amendment, with speakers Medill McCormick Hay Robins Edson among them.
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Chicago
Committee On
National Republican Committee
Medill McCormick
Illinois
Mary Garrett Hay
New York
Raymond Robins
Katherine Phillips Edson
California
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Pisa
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Eugene V. Debs
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Henry Ford
Orion
Tibet
Republican
Genevieve Kemble
Mexico
Republican National Organization
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National Association
Woman's Bureau
National League of Women Voters
McCormick
Mr. Neylan
Hinsch
Thomas M. McCarter
George Wharton Pepper
Charles A. Hinsch
Fifth-Third National Bank of Cincinnati
Foreign Tirade Council
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Campbell
West
Freedom For
Ireland
Windy City
National Capital
L.S
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Cofora
National Committee
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Public Utilities
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