Nominee Addresses Women As Senate Vote Rises
A list of National Committee members from several states is reviewed as the nominee discusses party unity and a future Republican victory. Harding approves the executive organization and pledges full effort until the election. Plans to notify the nominee in Marion, Ohio are set for July 22.
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Oklahoma
John W. Hart
Idaho
A.I. Hert
Kentucky
Charles D. Hilles
New York
R. B. Hill
Nebraska
Jeannette A. Hyde
Utah
Arthur L. Livermore
Boies Penrose
Pennslvania
Corinne Roosevelt Robinson
Christine Bradley South
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Ralph K. Williams
Oregon
Hays
South
Harding
Haye
National Committee
Party of the Union
Daugherty
Edson
Senator Johnson
California
Josseen
Minnesota
Republican Organization of Women
Robinson
Roosevelt
Leonard Wood
Chicago
Hyde
Livermore
Bradley
Oscar Straus
James I. Garfield
Cleveland
Progressive Party
Senator McCormick
Illinois
John Hays Hammond
John T. King
Connecticut
Wood
Washington
Marion
Ohio
Vola-Tonic Praised By Cincinnati Widow for Health Boost
Mrs. Edgar Bateman 72 of East Twelfth Street Cincinnati credits Vola-Tonic Builder Of Strength with improving her health after years of weakness and stomach trouble She recalls a recent accident but says she continued taking the tonic and regained strength sleep and appetite The ad notes Vola-Tonic sold by Dow Drug Stores and other druggists in Cincinnati and nearby areas.
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Edgar Bateman
East Twelfth Street
Cincinnati
Vola-Tonic
Bateman
Fountain Square
Dow Drug Stores
Grandest remedy for liver kidney and stomach troubles
Patent style medical ad promises cure of liver kidney and stomach trouble constipation catarrh rheumatism and grip flu prevention. Claims 30 day treatment costs 25 cents and directs readers to 621 Main St Cincinnati Ohio with drugstore availability.
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Cincinnati
Meeting of Clubmen in Columbus to Back Harding
Walter Rogers issued a call from Ohio Republican headquarters for a meeting of all club presidents or their representatives at State HQs next Tuesday. The gathering aims to coordinate support for Harding and Coolidge across about 193 clubs, plus college and women clubs.
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Calis
Columbus
Walter Rogers
Ohio
Harding
Coolidge
Nebraska Forty-Eight meeting names delegates to Chicago
In Lincoln on June 22, Hiram Johnson, Robert La Follette, and W. J. Bryan were endorsed as third party candidates by Nebraska Forty-Eight Committee members. The gathering selected more than thirty delegates to attend the Chicago convention on July 9.
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Lincoln, Neb
Hiram Johnson
Robert LaFollette
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
Committee of Forty-eight
Chicago
Chicago School Board Members Face Jail Terms
Nine members of the Chicago School Board and their attorney were found guilty of contempt of court by Judge Kickham Scanlan. Seven defendants were sentenced to short jail terms and fined $250 to $750. all appealed. The case stemmed from the removal of ex-Superintendent Charles E. Chadsey, with Peter A. Mortenson as his successor singled out as "the meanest figure in the case."
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Chicago
Kickham Scanlan
Charles E. Chadsey
Detroit
Peter A. Mortenson
Chadsey
Plague Found Likely in Tampico Port Area
The Port Surgeon at Tampico reports after a careful investigation that bubonic plague has appeared there. The State Department was advised by the American Consul at Tampico.
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Washington
Tampico
State Department
Bomb attack injures Dublin police official near Castle
In Dublin on June 22 a car carrying Assistant Director General Roberts of the Royal Irish Constabulary was fired on with revolvers and bombs en route from Amiens Street Station to Dublin Castle. Roberts was severely wounded in the head, the driver shot in both legs, and two bombs were later thrown. No arrests reported.
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Dublin
Royal Irish Constabulary
Amiens Street
Dublin Castle
Roberts
Electric Rates Raised by Union Gas and Electric
J H Hoover commercial manager says increased costs of all materials used to generate electricity necessitate higher rates for wholesale users. Union Gas and Electric will file a rate schedule with the Public Utilities Commission soon. Average increase about 15 percent.
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Union Gas and Electric Company
J. H. Hoover
Public Utilities Commission
Walnut Hills Club Outing Set for Macke's Garden
Invitations issued for the Walnut Hills Business Club annual outing on Saturday at Macke's Garden Bond Hill. Speeches will be taboo at the event.
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Walnut Hills Business Club
Macke
Bond Hill
French Warships Bombard Turks at Mersina Harbor
The Temps reports June 22 that Turkish forces attacked Mersina on the Mediterranean southwest of Adana and that French warships in the harbor bombarded the attackers.
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Paris
The
Temps
Mersina
Mediterranean
Adana
Morrill Delegates Laud Hyncka as National Committee Chairman
Local Republican groups express enthusiastic support for R. K. Hyncka continuing as Chairman. Delegates from Ohio to the National Republican Convention praise his past service and leadership. Committees pledge loyal backing and urge him to extend his tenure. Several committee members were absent.
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Ohio
R. K. Hynicka
R. K. Hyncka
Aged Republican Thanks Galvin for Loyal Stand
General Thomas T. Heath of Loveland forwards praise to Mayor Galvin for his Republican Convention stance in Chicago. The letter lauds his pledge to Mrs Harding and predicts Galvin’s name will become a household word in Ohio and the party. It notes the mayor vowed not to desert Senator Warren G. Harding’s wife in Chicago unless ordered.
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Mrs. Harding
Thomas T. Heath
Loveland
Galvin
Chicago
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
M combs Attack on President Spurs party clash
The report notes M combs attack on the president over ratification of the league covenant and reservations. It suggests a clash with Bryan and administration forces on the prohibition plank and a lack of high profile candidate participation at the San Francisco convention.
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Republican Senate
Burleson
Bryan
San Francisco
Chicago
Democrats in Harmony on Issues on Way to San Francisco
A. Mitchell Palmer led a 250 member Pennsylvania delegation through Chicago en route to the national convention. Palmer stated no dissension exists in the Democratic party and predicted Palmer would secure strong delegate support and votes on the first roll-call. Also aboard were Roland Morris, Vance McCormick, Joseph Guffey, Bruce Sterling, and Tom Taggart, with talks on the wet dry issue seen as a legal matter.
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Chicago
A. Mitchell Palmer
San Francisco
Palmer
Warren van Dyke
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Committee
Mr. Palmer
Roland S. Morris
Philadelphia
Japan
Vance C. McCormick
Joseph IF. Guffey
Pittsburg
Bruce F. Sterling
Uniontown
Tom Taggart
Indiana
Burleson urges open platform to modify Volstead Act
San Antonio Tex June 22 The Democratic platform to be adopted at the San Francisco convention should show an open honest stand on major issues Burleson says he favors modifying the Volstead Act though he opposes government ownership of utilities except telegraph and telephone lines He also opposes denying labor the right to strike He will vote for repeal of drastic provisions as long as not the entire act He warns against futile reforms likening repeal talk to putting one's head in a brick wall.
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San Antonio
Tex
Democratic Party
San Francisco
Albert S. Burleson
Texas
Burleson
League of Nations
Musicians Win Support From Film Operators on Wage Stand
Labor Council notes report of three Fifth Street moving picture shows refusing to recognize the Musicians Union Local 165 votes to back musicians by waiting out employed workers if approval comes from International headquarters. Ohio Federation reads on Judge candidates and General Assembly records. Longworth backed labor friendly votes. Red Cross Employment Bureau accused of supplying men to replace striking machinists. referred to committee.
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Labor Council
Fifth Street
Musicians’ Union
Moving Picture Machine
Eighty-third General Assembly
Nicholas Longworth
Red Cross Employment Bureau
Kummer
Scout executives prep Miamiville camp for opening
A. E. Roberts, Scout Executive, and a detachment begin work today to ready the Boy Scout camp at Miamiville for its opening next Monday. They will clean grounds pitch six new tents and cook outdoors on two army ranges to learn outdoor self reliance.
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A. E. Roberts
Scout Engineers
Miamiville
Hyde Park to stage Mikado for East Side High School benefit
Hyde Park Welfare Association prepares three evening performances of the Mikado at the Hyde Park Masonic Hall to raise funds for the Rookwood bird bath presented to East Side High School. Choruses and soloists have rehearsed for weeks with final runs today and tomorrow.
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Hyde Park
Seed Dealers Association Elects Searlight President
MILWAUKEE June 22 William G Searlight of Baltimore Md was elected President of the seed dealers association at its annual convention. Other officers named were Vice President Charles McCullough Cincinnati and Secretary Treasurer C K Jeffs from Maryland.
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Milwaukee
William G. Searlight
Baltimore
Iass Seed Dealers Association
Charles McCullough
Cincinnati’ Tary
C. K. Jeffs
Pp Ol
Looantiville Golfer Wins Woman's Championship Match
Rain at Scioto did not dampen the pursuit of the title in Columbus Ohio as Mrs Graham of Scioto edged Mrs Wallick 2 1 in a tight round. Miss Kinney Cleveland Country Club and Mrs Goldsmith Losantiville were noted contenders with Kinney posting a strong 94 and Wilson Akron won the driving contest. Qualifying rounds and a consolation for those eliminated were announced with results across four flights from Hamilton County to Columbus Country.
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Columbus
Scioto
Graham
Wilson
Akron
Miss Kinney
Goldsmith
Starbuck
Miss Tietag
Hamilton County Country Club
Losantiville
Benhoff
Westwood
Printz
Oakland
Baker
Shaker Heights
Mayfield
Richards
Cleveland Country
Miss Williams
Western Hills
George Johnson
Newell
Toledo
Linneman
Shawnee
Chittenden
Dover Bay
Selover
Bellows
Cincinnati
Burris
Duffy
Barnes
Grant
Anesville
MacFadgean
Bicknall
Williams
Vercoe
Columbus Country
McEyler
M. D. Jeffrey
Reid
Stadelman
Portage
Griffith
Brown
Zanesville
Martin
Kenson
Burton
A. W. Newell
Country
Brewster
Taylor
Hyde» Park
Negro Fugitive Josiah Fountain Captured North of Easton
Josiah Fountain, a black fugitive who twice escaped Easton jail after a death sentence, was found hiding in a barn on Calvin Anderson’s Easton area farm. Citizens with police captured him and he is being moved under guard to Easton jail for transfer to Baltimore. A heavy security alert is in place at Easton jail to prevent disorder.
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Baltimore
Josiah Fountain
Easton
Calvin Anderson
Maryland
Fountain
Hyde Frampton
Talbot County
Legion Members Learn of Russian Revolt at Burnet House
Members of the Robert E. Bentley Post of the American Legion heard a firsthand account of Bolshevik events in Russia from Rev. Jesse Halsey who served there with the YMCA. State Commander A. H. Gansser urged backing the Legion on a bonus. Dudley Sutphin was elected Vice Commander and Herbert Michaels joined the Post council.
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Russia
Robert E. Bentley
American Legion
Burnet House
Jesse Halsey
A. H. Gansser
Michigan
Legion
Dudley Sutphin
J. H. Dube
Herbert Michaels
Kentucky auditor found strangled in Detroit office
August Dwyer of Middlesboro Kentucky traveling auditor for the United Mine Workers of America was found dead in his brother Dennis H. Dwyer attorney's office in Detroit. Police say he was strangled and a struggle occurred with witnesses hearing a disturbance but not seeing anyone leave the suite.
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Detroit
Dwyer
Middlesboro
United Mine Workers of America
Dennis H. Dwyer
Man Identifies as Dr Lee Hazelwood After Street Car Crash
A 33 year old man claiming to be Dr Lee Hazelwood of Louisville Ky was admitted to General Hospital for observation after his car collided with a street car at Eighth street and State Avenue.
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Lee Hazelwood
Louisville
General Hospital
Eighth Street
State Avenue
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