Convention Factions Clash Over Prohibition Plank at French Lick
Reports from the national convention scene describe Tammany and other party factions debating a prohibition plank amid expected clashes on key issues. Delegates arrive as preparations continue for a Monday start, with the fate of leadership and policy unspecified. The mood centers on whether the platform will favor a liberal interpretation of prohibition and the pending fight over editorials, delegates, and committee assignments.
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Ma Ginss
Murphy
Carter Glave
Washington
Getty
Charles F. Murvite
Tammiapy Hall
French Lick
Ind
Guy
Jimsé Taggart
Indiana
Jean
Wilson
Km 15
Wiluda
Georgis
Georgia
Itt
San Francisco
Volunter Construction Corps
Platform Bullem
Lanleni
Cunirmon Cummings
Antionst Committee
Cummings
Namie
Wilson Bimset
Wheat Exhibit Highlights King Realty’s Fine Specimen
An exhibit at the King Realty window showcases drought resistant wheat along with nonirrigated samples from B D King and associates. A standout is wheat from a 400 acre W R Kelly field rated near 20 bushels per acre, with other dry land alfalfa and corm stalk displays.
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Greeley
King Realty Company
Acra
Camfield
Purcell
Union Pacific
Edison Company Grants 4 Per Cent Pay Increase
The Edison Company announces a 4 percent pay rise for all employees effective July 1, covering about 4000 workers. Simultaneously electricity prices will be cut for roughly 125,000 retail customers by about a percent.
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Bouton
Mas
Costen Edison Company
Mystery horse causes Ottawa course scandal
The Ottawa Connaught Park riding course faces a scandal after a horse named Little Boy won as a mystery entrant. Park stewards ruled the horse was a ringer, alleging deception and ownership misrepresentation involving E. S. Moore and others. Riching and Farrington, Detroit contractor, are named in the inquiry.
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Prena
Ottawa
Lulin Boy
Connaught Park
Fayt
Mada Pune
Moore
E. S. Moore
Farrington
Riching
Stewart Alged
Agert
Fierce Battle Flares in Londonderry Streets
Londonderry Ireland June 24 Fierce fighting rages as about 200 extremists from rival nationalist and unionist factions clash in the city. Snipers fire from barricades and windows while British troops conduct rescue operations and secure key sites including the gas works. Many wounded occupy hospitals as violence tears through Bishop Street and St Columba’s area.
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Associated Prey
Londonderry
Ireland
Gagan
Nationalista
Bishop Street
Sinn Reiners
St. Columbus
Callega
Selend
Jue 24
Sinn Psinera
Mttack
Ain’ Daitty
Elster
Barber
John, McKinney
Londondeury
Painter Heads County Sunday Schools in County
John D. Painter of Rogeen was reelected president of the Weld County Sunday School Association at the annual meeting in the Methodist church. B W Coon of Greeley was elected secretary and treasurer. Dr J C Crabbe of Teachers College was named first vice president. Other officers include R L Simpson, second vice president. H Hey Gilbert B. County of Severance, third vice president. Ralph Hinkle of Eaton, fourth vice president. Divisional superintendents named for children, young people, and other divisions. J Painter named representative to the state board. J Shtere Burkam of Chicago spoke on Sunday School organization. Colorado Springs will host the state convention next May.
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John D. Painter
Rogeen
Wold County, Sunday School Association
Sunrey School
Methodist Church
B. W. Coon
Greeley
J. C. Crabbe
Teachlers College
Or. L. Simpson
Hey
Gilbert B. County
Severance
Ralph Hinkle
Eaton
Association
Ive Mcitiien
Howard Kelly
Nyon
Young People's
Mira. A.W. Karr
Charles Bills
Ralph T. Dishop
Bertha Whitman
John J. Painter
State Sunday School Association
J. Shtere Burkam
Chicago
International Sunday School
Colorado Springs
Oil Men Ask Carranza Oil Decrees Canceled
Mexico City June 24. Oil men presented to General B Jacinto Tre ying by four petroleum interests that Carranza decrees should be canceled and unrestricted exploration restored. The Universal says the representatives declared they had no power to propose other solutions and that the Gar yousa decrees were unconstitutional. General Travina claimed authority to determine their constitutionality.
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Aqsuinind Press
Mexico City
Hoquart
Brantet
Carranan
Uns
Janda
B. Jacinto Treying
Petra- Jem Intersity
Anys EL Universal
Pilmen
Travina
Indictments Hit Oil and Brokerage Fraud Network
Four oil companies ten brokerage houses and about sixty individuals were indicted by a federal grand jury for using the mails to defraud investors. The case centers on Crown Oil and related brokers tied to firms headquartered in this city with broader links in Lauraville and New York. Authorities say the roundup targets oil and securities fraud including stock salesmen and compacts.
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Cttaeueuees
Ranger Oil Company
W. P. Williams Oil Company
Great Western Petroletut Corporation
Crown Oil Compano
Stickney, Rawlinson
Calcough
Ot Boston
Curtis, Packer, and Company
United Securities
Kent Holes Gid Company
Morgan Poflock and Company
Thompson, Jamen and Company
Crozaman
Sher Ton
Howard B. Mayhew
Claire Chan
Schwab
Williamenn
Lauravile, Sy
New Yorks
Ton Brokerage Housea
Federal Grand Jury
Investora
Inilona
Datiara
Baker Halts Scales Work At Kersey Street
Sarge Herbert M. Baker issued a temporary restraining order against Z J Port Produce and T Anstin Fordhilding Santinagea of work on scales for a pair of tracks on Kersey main street. The order, requested by the town board of Kervey, was issued in the absence of the district judges. A hearing is not planned in Grealey at 10 o’clock Sunday morning.
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Sarge
Herbert M. Baker
Z. J. Port Produce Company
T & Anstin Fordhilding Santinagea
Kersey
Kervey
Dudga Baker
Grealey
Tt Ia
Students Lodging At Local Sterling Hotel During Summer School
The Sterling hotel hosted numerous college students visiting Greeley for the State Teachers College summer session. Guests included Dora Singleton Delta Afr and others from Nebraska Colorado and Missouri, with many names and hometowns listed among the attendees.
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Sterling Hotel
Greeley
State Teachers College
Dora A. Singleton
Delta
Afr
Luck McCullough Ant Hon Jay
Aulattia
Irena McDermott
Pearl M. Woodward
Central City
Neb
Ethel ¥Alrehird
Clarence
Oklo
Pauling Aiey
Lawson
Nellia Hans
Great Bend
Kan
Edith Warren
Ethel Behn
Creede
Marlon Mesan
Durangs
H. Sichroter
Creda
Mrz. C. A
Rath Caldwell
Pueblo
Mrcs
Ft. Hacker
Clayton
Mom
Borah A. Willems
Brestley
Moles J. Swansea
Colssaas Springs
Home Cornwell
Monte Viula
Mente
Deaboe
Oka
Mins RO Teleht
Sheriff Hall Elates Renomination Fight in County Letter
Sheriff Hall replies to a renomination push from Delph Carpenter of Gradel y Colorado thanking supporters. He commits to seek re election and to improve the department while noting community loyalty and praise for deputies. The exchange centers on 1920 political support and Hall’s readiness to run again.
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N. Hall
Carpenter
Carpenter Lynn Hull
Frank M. Hall
Bheritt
Ward County
Greeley
Colprady
Deay
Mr. Flail
Olwaoya
Uquor
Mar- Dar
Thin
Trapest
Alent
Hall
Jung
Delph
Delph BH
Gradley
Colorado
Lam
Ural
Meir
Johnson speaks in public after convention
Senator Miran Jubrson addressed several hundred townspeople at a Southern Partie depot stop on his way home to Pat Franct. He discussed the campaign and urged support, saying he started the effort before the convention and remains committed.
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Johnson
Miran Jubrson
Partie
Enrolment Projections At College Summer Session
President J. G. Crabbe says 2 1110 to 4 200 expected for the college summer school with 1 600 already enrolled in various departments. He notes housing space, generous dorms, and strong east central west advertising bringing a large influx of students. The president highlights expansion and occupancy as evidence of robust demand.
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Teuchs
J. G. Crabbe
Tribune Repubdic
Wednesley Don
Crabhe
Aeveral
Colleen
Weil
Thei Dla
Wage Board Will Hurry in Railroad Wage Case
The wage board in Chicago is pressed to expedite the award in the ongoing railroad wage controversy. A response from Proximnt, Wilson has revived the matter, prompting a swift board review and action.
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Washington
Suna
Wilson
Troma
Secretaries Daniels and Payne Discuss Custody Terms
Secretaries Daniels of the Navy and Payne of the Interior will meet to review custody conditions and related staffing matters in a Washington discussion. The advisory session aims to align department policies on custody and control of personnel resources.
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Secratdrien
Vialt
Alaska
Anwoeinied Pevan
Washingtony Tone
Daniels
Ukehavy
Payne
Interior
Harding Busy With Callers On Campaign Day
Washington June 24 Senator Harding Republican presidential nominee spent a busy day meeting callers and sorting malt and other matters. Notable visitors included T G Atkinson of Washington national Grange who gave a memorandum on farming concerns. Elmer Dover of Tacoma offered support for campaign efforts.
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Peeany
Washington
Banxter Harding
Republiesa
Atkinson
National Grange
Edu
Hardley
Elmer Doiver
Tacoms
Wash
Five Sinn Fein Collective Murder by Machine Gun Fire
Five Sinn Fein members were killed by machine gun fire during an attack by armed men believed linked to a group. The gunfire occurred on Boreusk street late at night as police attempted to intervene. Eyewitness reports describe a chaotic scene with several casualties and dramatic street violence.
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Sinn Feiners
Rural Pupils Earn Diplomas From Local School
Out of 621 rural students, 577 are set to receive diplomas this year. The ceremony reflects the district’s emphasis on graduation readiness and marks a milestone for the graduates and the community.
Fireman killed in Telluride mining explosion
A Telluride mining town tragedy left a fireman dead and losses around 150000 dollars after a wagon and mining equipment were destroyed in a runaway team incident. The blast and crash damaged cars and property of Fxina Mignon mining company while rescuers rushed to the scene.
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Heraea
Tie Experok Company
Upadt
Tha Horges
Dowd Uio
Tintek Ab Bak Neele
Vito
Fxa Mignon Mining Company
Fa Uwand
Fhurna
Minneapolis Woman Heads Woman's Club
Mrs. T. Winter of Minneapolis was chosen president of its general federation at the biannual convention. Other officers announced include first vice president Mrs. W. Jeninga of Florida, second vice president Mrs. J. Schermerhorn of New Jersey, treasurer Mrs. B. Clark of Ned Oe, and recording secretary Mrs. Adam Wells of Cylorate.
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Des Moinen
Jung
T. Winter
Minnapolis
Yoathdarly
Mra. W
Jeneninga
Florida
Seeoad
Ars. J. TR Schermerhors
New Jersey
Quiditor
Mra
Lateral Lang Neas Plans Water Initiative Next Year
Readable fragments indicate plans to pursue water projects next year. Mentions landowners, regional boards, and cross-border routes but details are unclear due to damaged OCR text. Entities are mostly place-based and generic.
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Lang Neas
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