Democratic Keynote Attacks Peace Treaty Critics as Worst Crime
Homer Cummings, temporary Democratic chair, hails League covenant as Monroe Doctrine of world and condemns Republican platform as reactionary. He cites peace treaty defeat as a blot on civilization, praises wartime administration, and criticizes congressional investigations as wasteful. Lewis Nixon sought nomination for VP.
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League Covenant
Ben Francisco
League of Nations
Homer Cummings
Senate
Democratic Party
Republican Party
America
Disorder in Italy Sparks Widespread Unrest Across Regions
Rome reports describe riots and blockades across Cadore Venetia Ozo Callazo Domegee other towns as gangs clash with police. Armored troops dispersed rioters at Bribasco while an aqueduct was cut at Ronto le. Dozens killed or wounded, police and soldiers suffer casualties amid barricades and looting as order begins to restore.
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Callazo
Domegee
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Bribasco
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Pina
Rictera
Wagner
Thera
American ideals and duties urge to lead in a freer world
Governor Coolidge, speaking at the University of Vermont commencement in Burlington, urges Americans to accept larger global responsibilities and to increase production to curb profiteering. He emphasizes liberty with responsibility, the need for moral force, and outlines economic and political leadership challenges ahead. Officials also announce boxing event arrangements tied to mid July.
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Coolidge
Massachusetts
University of Vermont
America
Amelie
Torgium
New York
Interneteoarnah Club
Vrod
Putton
Whitin
Jack Dempfi
Slush funds query dominates North Dakota politics
The North Dakota Independent Republican committee reports a campaign fund of 52735.50 raised entirely by state residents. It dares the Nonpartisan League to reveal its own fund and source of contributions, suggesting a much larger, unaccounted fund if Townley press numbers are accurate. The Herald urges transparency before the primary.
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Fighting Parson Receives Eagle Feather at Fort Berthold Pow Wow
Rev. A O Birchenough known as the Fighting Parson was awarded an eagle feather by Fort Berthold chiefs after a pow wow address. Indians pledged support for his campaign and urged voting against the current North Dakota administration in the upcoming primary. The ceremony, led by Chief Four Rings, elevated Birchenough's status among the tribe as he urged Indiands to back him at the polls.
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Ain
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Custer
Indiana
Peter Beauchamp
Townley
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Harvard University
Harding Quiet Day At Frelinghuysen Home
Senator Warren G. Harding republican presidential nominee spent a quiet day at Senator Joseph L. Frelinghuysen’s country home in Raritan New Jersey. He planned a golf match with Frelinghuysen Hale and Kellogg and was to return to Washington late afternoon. The day included church automobile rides and quiet rest. Robert M. Montgomery dies in Eaton Rapids Michigan aged 85. He was a former Michigan supreme court chief justice and served as United States judge of appeals in 1910.
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Frelinghuysen
Eaton Rapids
Mich
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United States Court of Customs Appeals
Montgomery
Michigan Supreme Court
Michigan
Fights Laid Aside Till Keynote Sounded at Democratic Convention
Thousands gathered early in the auditorium as a large portrait of the president was unveiled. Cheers swelled when Roosevelt and other New York delegates joined the demonstration. Vice Chairman Kremer praised Democratic performance, attacked the GOP, and the crowd roared through the call to order and the first program, delaying doors and stage preparations.
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League of Nationa Covenant
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Quet
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Minnesota
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California
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Mra
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Colorado
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Wilsom
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Plurality for Preus shown in Minnesota primary results
Official returns from Minnesota place Preus ahead of Shipstead by 8 499 votes for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. Other GOP nominees include Collins, Holm, Rines, Hilton, Jacobson. Democratic contests favor Hodgson over Quane, with Burmaster winning secretary of state. Supreme court nominees Dibell and Siegel elected. Congressional GOP nominees listed. Democratic contenders named for several districts. June results corroborate unofficial tallies.
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Minn
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Henrik Shipstead
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Preus
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Stiefel
Albert Johnson
Congress
West Virginia Bans Red or Yellow Schoolhouses
Charleston June 26 Red or yellow schoolhouses are banned in West Virginia. The State Department of Education issued orders that red must not be used any more. Accepted colors are white trimmed in buff or cream white trimmed in leaf or dark gray white trimmed in green lead or gray trimmed in white.
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Dr Taylor speaks at Devils Lake lecture tour
Dr M. Taylor of New York City noted traveler and lecturer delivered his talk on Mexico at the Chautauqua here on Saturday and preached a sermon at the Epworth League Sunday morning. He has traveled in every country and covered over a million miles, once kidnapped in Mexico.
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Mexico
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