Message of felicitation to Republican nominee recipient
The text notes expressions of congratulations to a political nominee, including wishes for restoration of a Republican administration and constitutional governance. Letters of support came from J. Hampton Moore, mayor of Philadelphia, former Governor M. G. Brumbaugh, Mrs. John A. Logan, and John Barton Payne.
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Washington
J. Hampton Moore
Philadelphia
M. G. Brumbaugh
Pennsylvania
John A. Logan
John Barton Payne
the Interior
Conference Opens for Prominent International Court of Justice
The Hague session begins with Leon Bourgeois inaugurating the League of Nations jurists conference. Elihu Root attends as an American representative to join in building a permanent court of justice with non appealable decisions. Bourgeois stresses peace rests on justice, not force, and calls for a strong supporting organization.
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the Hague
Associated Press
Conference of Jurists
League of Nations
Promanent International Court of Justice
Leon Bourgeois
Root
America
M. Bourgeois
Smith Questions Legality of Petitions in Ohio
Special Dispatch reports that Secretary of State Smith will decide within a day or two whether Cleveland attorney Phelps Crum can qualify as a Republican candidate for Attorney General in August. Crum’s petition allegedly swore before Ohio notary Tiffin Gilmore in Chicago, raising questions under candidacy filing law.
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Commercial ‘Tribune
Columbus
Phelps Crum
Cleveland
State Smith
Crum
Tiffin Gilmore
Ohio
Chicago
Smith
Harding
Walter F. Brown
Toledo
Senate
Chricago
Senator Harding Seeks Senate renomination in Ohio
Senator Harding sent a letter to Ohio Secretary of State Smith indicating his candidacy for renomination to the Senate. He entered as a candidate for renomination just a few hours prior to being.
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Columbus
Harding
Smith
Ohio
Senate
Daugherty Plans Campaign History for Harding
Columbus Ohio June 16 Harry M Daugherty manager of the pre convention campaign for Senator Harding said he will prepare a history of the campaign to credit the splendidly successful organization He noted Harding’s Chicago farewell and Washington return expressed gratitude for help in the drive Letters of congratulation arrived from across the country including Dan R Hanna
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Columbus
Harry M. Daugherty
Harding
Chicago
Washington
Senator Harding
Daugherty
Dan R. Hanna
Coolidge Urges Class To Aim To Serve
Worcester Mass June 16 Governor Coolidge addressing Holy Cross College graduates urged a service driven nation and warned against class distinctions. He presented diplomas to 126 graduates in the largest class in school history and stressed education and public welfare. He warned property owners need safeguards and that idle affluence or idleness in cities could undermine freedom and progress.
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Worcester
Mass
Coolidge
Holy Cross College
America
Judge Denies Report Of Ousting Hynicka
Judge William H. Lueders denied rumors that the Republican organization planned to oust Rudolph K. Hynicka as its chief adviser and executive. He said there was nothing to it and praised Hynicka for his sacrifices to the local organization.
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William H. Lueders
Republican Organization
Rudolph K. Hynicka
Hynicka
New
Noted Figure Visits Local Friends Despite NYC Ties
The passage states York visits at least twice a month to see old friends, implying his connections to the local area despite managing the Olympic and Strand theaters from New York. It suggests a hypothetical move to depose Mr. Hynicka but doubts any substitute would be found.
Vice President Marshall Extends Sympathy to Coolidge
Boston on June 16 reported the Vice President sent Governor Coolidge a message of sympathy rather than congratulations. Marshall expressed sincere sympathy to the Republican nominee for the party's presidential ticket as he greeted him in the capital.
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Boston
United States
Marshall
Coolidge
Johnson to chair Ohio GOP convention in Columbus
Adna R. Johnson of Ironton, a former Ohio member of the Platform Committee, is named chairman and keynoter for the Ohio GOP State Convention to be held in Columbus on June 29 and 30. George T. Poor is named secretary of the Hamilton County Republican organization.
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Columbus
Adna R. Johnson
Ironton
Ohie
Committee On
George T. Poor
Hamilton County Republican Organization
Non-Partisan League May Be Stumbling Block for Harding
The piece argues the Non-Partisan League could threaten Harding by splitting the Republican vote and boosting anti League sentiment. It notes Minnesota’s mixed views on the League amid debates on Armenia and foreign policy, with Johnson cited as a divisive figure. Conservative Democrats and Republicans foresee a Harding win nationally if party unity holds.
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Harding
Congress
Johnson
Minnesota
League of Nations
Hiram Johmson
Wilson
Armenia
Five Robbers Hold Up Chicago Bank Killer and Wounded Cop
In Chicago on June 16 five armed men attempted to rob the Dressel Commercial and Savings Bank on the West Side. A police officer Fred Brunke was wounded and moving picture theater owner A Roger Rouillard was killed as robbers fled after a gunfight. The chase continued as the getaway car was pursued by a motorcycle officer, with over 100 shots exchanged. This marked the bank's third robbery in two years.
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Chicago
A. D. Rouillard
Moving Picture
Dressel Commercial and Savings Bank
Fred Brunke
Rouillard
Brunke
Thieves Loot Carload of Parcel Post Goods
Federal detectives arrive after the robbery of a government railway mail car at Front Street station in Cleveland. An undetermined number of parcel post sacks were stolen and others opened, with seals and labels scattered across the floor. Thousands of dollars in value were involved.
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Cleveland
Front Street
Union Station
Militia quits Duluth after lynching incident
In Duluth Minnesota on June 16 the departure of two National Guard companies led to Home Guards and naval militia patrolling the district after a mob of about five thousand lynched three black men suspected of aiding an attack on a white girl. Thirteen black roustabouts from a circus were jailed on related charges as officials planned a grand jury and a state inquiry.
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Duluth
Minn
Burnquist
Charges Dropped Against Ben L. Reitman in Liquor Case
Chicago officials dismissed charges that Ben L. Reitman formerly associated with Emma Goldman had transported liquor for lack of evidence. Reitman had been arrested after Major Dalrymple raided a Chicago Press Club party.
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Chicago
Ben L. Reitman
Emma Goldman
Mason
Reitman
Major Dalrymple
Chicago Press Club
Denison University president cites $486000 in gifts at commencement
President Clark W. Chamberlain announced gifts totaling 486000 dollars during the Denison University commencement exercises in Newark Ohio. The sum reflects broad donor support for the college's programs and expansion.
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Newark
Clark W. Chamberlain
Denison University
California Deliberations Ahead of Democratic National Convention
Wilbur W. Marsh of Waterloo Iowa arrives with DNC officials as San Francisco gears up for the June 28 convention. The Woman's State Democratic Club of California maps reception plans with eight key delegates and spouses. Vice President Marshall heads to Monterey until June 25. Joseph J. Sinnott named chief doorkeeper, and E. H. Moore, Cox campaign manager, expected tonight.
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San Francisco
Wilbur W. Marsh
Waterloo
Democratic National Committee
Woman’s State Democratic Club of California
Marshall
Monterey
Cal
Homer
Cummings
Joseph J. Sinnott
Chicago
House of Representatives
E. H. Moore
Cox
Ohio
Cincinnati Delegation Prepares for San Francisco Convention
Cincinnati’s delegation completed arrangements for the trip to the San Francisco convention. They depart Cincinnati at noon via a special train to Dayton and thence join the official Ohio train to arrive June 26. Delegates include Ham ilton County members and ex Governor Judson Harmon. Temporary quarters for a First Harding Club of Ohio will open at Hotel Gibson with a growing member list.
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Cincinnati
San Francisco
Grand Central Station
Dayton
Ohio
James M. Cox
Trail’s End
P.m
William A. Julian
Alfred G. Allen
Simeon M. Johnson
Frank E. Wood
Thomas J. Noctor
Wiliam J. Leonard
Edward M. Hurley
Frank Kelly
James J. Kelly
John R. Quane
Adam Schaefer
John L. Shuff
Lewis Stentz
Isaac N. Price
Charles Marqua
August Tietig
Grover Cleveland Maxwell
Judson Harmon
Frank Imwalle
William Marienheusen
W. A. Julian
Hamilton County
Harding Club of
Gibson
Fred W. Schwenck
Marion
Province M. Pogue
Thomas L. Pogue
Albert Darker
John G. O'Connell
George Ryan
Harry L. Gordon
Chester R. Shook
Houston Coates
Charles S. Bell
Albert H. Morrill
John Koons
Allison F. Stanley
Chester Durr
Charles Elston
Ralph Tooker
Albert Leeker
Guard Over Ballots Ordered Discontinued
Judge Frank M. Clevinger of Wilmington ordered the discontinuation of guarding ballots from the state referendum on the federal dry amendment. Since last November three shifts of police and an elections employee guarded the ballots at a cost of about $2,000. Ballots will be destroyed after a final court entry in a few days. The Supreme Court's ruling that the referendum was invalid ended the contest.
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Board of Elections
Frank M. Clevinger
Wilmington
Charles Woellner
Clevinger
Supreme Court
Mississippi delegates chosen for Democratic National Convention
The Mississippi Democratic state convention selected four at large delegates to the San Francisco convention and set a unit voting rule without candidate instructions. They urged support for Wilson administration policies including the war effort the peace treaty and League of Nations.
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Jackson
Miss
San Francisco
Wilson
League of Nations
John Sharp Williams
Pat Harrison
B. G. Humphreys
John A. Tulley
Oscar G. Johnson
Senate
Party
Palmer to Attend Democratic National Committee Meeting
Attorney General Palmer announced he would travel to San Francisco for the June 25 Democratic National Committee meeting as a committee member and stay through the national convention sessions. He will leave Philadelphia Monday with Mrs. Palmer on the special train carrying the Pennsylvania delegation.
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Washington
Palmer
San Francisco
Democratic National Committee
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Floridian Wins Baur Prize At Ohio Teachers Meet
The Frederick Shailer Evans prize of 200 dollars for the best piano rendition was awarded to Miss Lucile Wilkin of Connersville at the Ohio Music Teachers Association convention held at Western College for Women in Oxford Ohio. The Bertha Baur prize of 50 dollars for a secular song composition went to Dwight Anderson of Pensacola Florida.
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Oxford
Frederick Shailer Evans
Ohio Music Teachers’ Association
Western College For Women
Lucile Wilkin
Connersville
Bertha Baur
Dwight Anderson
Pensacola
Fla
Merchants clash with Traffic Committee over downtown parking
Cincinnati merchants warn of a bitter fight as the Traffic Investigating Committee set public hearings to push ordinances aimed at banning downtown parking. They argue protections for business needs and warn against rerouting cars and strict curb limits. A second hearing is set for tomorrow at 2 PM in Council Chambers.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Traffic Investigating Committee
City Council
Council Chamber
Cliff Martin
W. C. Weiss
C. G. Brookes
D. C. Keller
Retail Merchants’ Association
Vine Street
Walnut Street
Fourth Street
Keller
Mr. Keller
Dixie Terminal
Fourth
Eighth
Main
Race Streets
Merchants’ Association
Justis Rollman
Rollman Sons Company
Rollman
Third Street
Central Avenue
Vine
Walnut Streets
Baker Court
Walnut
Ogden Place
Race
Eighth Street
Broadway
Elm Street
Race Street
Court Street
Elm
Opera Place
Shillito Place
New Street
Culvert Street
Council
Famous German raider to be sold on June 30
One of the famous German commerce raiders, the Prince Titel Frederick, now named DeKalb, will be offered for sale by the Shipping Board on June 30. The ship, damaged by a January fire in the Hudson River, is to be sold with sealed bids and 10 percent cash required with the tender.
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Washington
Prince Titel Frederick
Hampton Roads
Shipping Board
Hudson River
Stettin
Germany
Admiralty Follows U S Naval Developments Closely
Walker Hume Long, First Lord of the Admiralty, told the House of Commons that Britain is watching the U S naval program with great care. He said Parliament will be asked for powers if needed to maintain naval standards and not fall behind.
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London
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