Republican National Committee action at Chicago suppresses racial linkage and seating rules
The national committee ordered Southern Republicans to avoid seating delegations elected in venues where black attendees are barred. A labor plank may push nonintervention in Mexico at the party and AFL conventions. Gov. Sproul's presidential bid is discussed, while Lowden delegates from Missouri are expelled over credentials, and Wood gains two convention delegates as Hogan and Cobb are seated from the District of Columbia.
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National Committee
Chicago
Mason and Dixon
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
Mexico
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Washington
William C. Sproul
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Lowden
Missouri
Illinois
Senate Committee
Republican National Committee
John S. Boyer
H. N. Albus
St. Joseph
Leonard Wood
Frank J. Hogan
James J. Cobb
District of Columbia
Watson
Indiana
Fall
Senate
United States
Delaware
National Woman's Party
Republican Party
Wilson
Vermont
Connecticut
Nationalist Shift in County Tyrone and Global Headlines
In Ulster’s Foreign County Tyrone Nationalists win a district tally in Dublin figures, Sinn Fein dominates southern Ireland, Hungary signs a peace treaty at Versailles leaving other terms to discuss. Mexico declares war on Villa followers as government seeks order and safety for foreigners. Vera Cruz reports bubonic plague sparks vast fires. Berlin notes rising anti republican activity and German monarchist groups. Polish forces advance against Bolsheviks and seize Beresina river lines.
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County Tyrone
Ulster
Dublin
Sinn Fein
Southern
Ireland
Gregory Krassin
London
Lloyd George
Russia
Earl Curzon
America
Minsk
Copenhagen
Constantinople
Odessa
Persia
Caspian
Resht
Armenia
Alntab
Cilicia
Sea of Marmara
Taft Engagement and Other 1920s Notices
Mr and Mrs William Howard Taft announce the engagement of daughter Helen to Frederick Johnson Manning a Yale instructor and former army lieutenant marriage to occur in Canada in July Dr Charles Augustus Stoddard aged eighty seven dies in New York editor of the New York Observer Rail wage rise to come soon following public hearings at Chicago National Guardsmen withdrawn from Bristol plant Fire threats hit Olympic National Forest Sailors and marines quell race riot in Waukegan Illinois fraud cases and legal moves wage disputes and senate actions noted Various appointments resignations and political shifts outlined including women’s suffrage progress and merchant marine bills
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William Howard Taft
New Haven
New York Collar Firm Cuts Wholesale Prices
Representatives of a large New York collar company announced price cuts to 25 cents per collar to aid retailers nationwide. The collars are reportedly selling at retail prices up to 35 cents.
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New York
Missouri District Left Without Representation In Convention
The senate campaign funds hearings reveal Missouri delegates Moore and Goldstein received 2500 each from Emmerson for Lowden, with money returned amid publicity. The Fifth district is stripped of representation after tainted elections. Johnson, Wood, and Lowden gains shift votes as Hoover and others open new headquarters.
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Edward W. Pickard
Senate Committee On
Lowden
Missouri
Robert E. Moore
Nat Goldstein
Emmerson
Moore
National
Babler
E. L. Morse
Excelsior Springs
Lowdon
Chicago
Goldstein
National Committee
Kansas City
Jackson
Wood
Johnson
Californian
Hoover
Butler
Poindexter
Fort Sheridan
Springfield
Allen
Kansas
General Wood
Garfield
John Sherman
Letter From Garnett Woman Praises Pinkham Remedy
A Kansas woman from Garnett writes that after childbirth she faced nervous exhaustion and weakness but was helped by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes reading a pamphlet, using the medicine, and regaining health. She declares she will take it again if needed and will recommend it to others.
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Annette Abbott Adams
San Francisco
United States Senate
Lydia E. Pinkham
A&e. Sway
Garnett, Kansas
Freezone corn remover promises instant relief and easy removal
An advertisement touts Freezone as a cheap, painless remedy to lift hard or soft corns and calluses from feet. It claims immediate relief, enabling removal by fingers, with a small bottle sold by druggists and praised as a Cincinnati genius discovery.
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Cincinnati
Adv
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France
Hungary
Poland
Roumania
Czecho-Slovakia
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P. Elias Calice
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Frontera
Vera Cruz
Mex
Excelsior
Berlin
People's Party
Borisov and
Bobruisk
Beresina
Warsaw
Charles Augustus Stoddard
The
New York Observer
United States Rail Labor Board
Bristol
R. 1
Olympic National Forest
Seattle
Great Lakes Station
Waukegan
Ill
Sherman Hotel
Negro District
Harland B. Howe
Burlington, Vt
John A. Roberts Company
Utica
Daniels
Naval Academy At
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Railway Wage Board
United Brotherhood of Railway Maintenance of Way
Joe Welsh Post
American Legion
Greensburg
Ind
Grover Cleveland Bergdorf
Congress
William O. Thompson
Columbus, O
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McAdoo
William L. Connell
Scranton
Frank L. Polk
W. L. Cole
House
Louis F. Post
Labor
Palmer
Post
Senate Federal Relations Committee
Louisiana
Comteses
Grant
College Point
L. L
Army Air Service
League of Nations
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
White House
E. C. Bonniwell
Bonniwell
Atlantic Ocean
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Judiciary Committee
Tihkham
Billy” Mason
Tlinois
Anthony Caminetti
Commissioner General of Immigration
Mason
Barney Baruch
Baruch
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Salmer
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