Forty-eight committee pushes third party at Chicago convention
The Committee of Fortyseven signatories led by Amos Pinchot declared the Republican National Convention ignored major problems and would-beshed loyalties. They announced plans to adopt a platform and nominate a president in Chicago on July 1 and to run a third party ticket in thirty states with ballots ready nationwide.
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Chicago
Committee of
Amos Pinchot
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Johnsart
Polish Forces Begin Retreat and Kyiv Evacuation
Polish troops pull back to new defensive line in Ukraine and start evacuating Kyiv as they vowed to withdraw with orderly movement. Along the Dnieper bridges were destroyed earlier, while north of Kyiv Polish cavalry under General Badenny pushes toward cutting the Kyiv railway line amid continuing Berdychiv to Kiev clashes. Reports say fighting shifts and peasants are killed as Polish forces advance northward toward Zhytomyr and beyond in a turbulent front.
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Assniatal Press
Ely
Ataliated
Ukraine
Kiew
Dnieper
Kernster Kiew
Badenny
Kiev
Peteral
Berdichoy Fastava Kiev
Radenny
Merdichey
Zhitomir
Labor Leaders Forecast AFL Convention Clash Over Soviet Russia
Montreal June 11 labor leaders predicted a confrontation at the AFL convention as the debate on resolutions demanding recognition of the Soviet government and the lifting of the blockade against Russia was set to begin. The committee reviewing the resolutions was expected to advise refusing to endorse the Soviet regime.
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Wy Associated Press
Montreal
American Federation of Labor
Russia
Thiegi
Heat Wave Claims Seven Lives in Japan Four Days
Weather officials report extreme temperatures causing two deaths today and a total of seven fatalities in the Japan Four region over four days. Residents adapted to the stifling heat as authorities issued warnings and urged hydration.
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Chicago
Retter
Nate
Explosion Kills One Ranks Near Tenergar. Dozens Injured
AP dispatch from Berlin reports a mine or bombing near Tenergar in Hungary killed one ranked worker and injured thirty others. Local details are unclear as officials investigate the blast at a dinning center. The incident occurred about 55 miles southeast of Cord.
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Hungary
Associated Press
Berlin
Tune
Vineteethree Singh
Shameful Cheat in South 6 0 P Ranks Must Die
Chicago June 13 The Republican convention minutes restate a proposal by Howland of Ohio to apportion delegates by proportional Republican votes in general elections. Debate showed southern delegates underrepresented. the plan seeks equitable representation in future conventions and calls for a national committee to adopt this rule.
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Chicago
Fovn
Pan Howland
Olio
National Committee
Louisiana
Hama
Texas
Formal Opening At Broadwater Hotel Delayed For Tourist Season
The Broadwater hotel and tourist center plans a formal opening on June 21 under manager Dewitt Hutchings while the hotel remains open for Shriners entertainment this week. A new clerical staff arrives from Riverside California to report for duty and a four piece orchestra from the University of California will perform after arriving from San Francisco. Interior refurbishment continues with plastering and painting. 35 rooms retinted and 15 completed.
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Aw Broadwater Hotel
Dewitt Hutchings
Mission Din
Riverside
Cal
Hutchings
Coling MacDallald
Miss Cundiff
John Hagow
Ren
T An Trio Star
Yellowstone National Park
Mammoth Hotel
San Francisco
Himes
Feader
University of California
Broadwater
Suffs Bring Pressure On Republican Candidate
The National Woman's Party plans to pressure the Republican presidential nominee to push ratification of the federal suffrage amendment. A large delegation of women from several states will seek meetings with Senator Harding to urge action. The campaign vows continued public pressure until suffrage is ratified, as organizers press for a special session to address Vermont.
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Chicago
Naviondl Woman's Party
Harding
Tian
Ito Séomre
Gur
Republi Party
Vermont
Unclear Russian Counter-Revolution Reports Stir French Wires
Paris reports persistent rumors of a Russian counter-revolution, but French officials note no new information. Since Friday Moscow messages picked up by French wire services are garbled, with many Russian texts unreadable. Odessa Falls and Ukrainian loops with Polish contact are mentioned with scant detail.
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Paris
Russia
Movcow
Ruslan
Odessa Falls
Jewel Robbery On Delegates Special Train Heist Noted
Police report a theft of jewels valued at 50000 dollars from a train carrying items owned by the wife of Senator Arthur Whitney of Morristown. Delegates at a Republican convention were aboard when the loss was discovered after the train left Athi bis.
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Pittsbuer
Foce Li Penns
Chiea
Arthur Whitney
Morristown
Warren Harding Nominee Moves Fast to Start Campaign
In June 1 dispatch from hivago Ohio Senator Warren G Harding was named the Republican presidential nominee at the national convention. Leaders said no time would be wasted in launching campaign efforts with plans to present Republican merits to voters even as Democratic conventions proceed. Harry M. Dougherty urged prompt action to build momentum. Hays Rests Up after strenuous weeks. new executive committee to be named with seven women among members.
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Hivago
Warren Hardine
Ohio
Dentigh
Repiic
Saturda
Harry M. Dougherty
Harding
National Committee
Senatear Harding
Calvin Coolite
Masachusetts
Hays
Will TH. Vlays
Ch ‘Ag
Dela
French Lost All Hope We Will Ever Enter League
The Temps editorial from Paris discusses Warren G Harding as the Republican potential U S president and cites the party platform on the league of nations It notes the international court of justice proposal and Elibn Rent as American delegate and hopes Hague talks may pave a basis for U S cooperation in European peace
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Associated Prysa Paris
The
Temps
Warren C. Harding
Ohio
United States
Chicago
League of Nations
International Commission of Jureists
Lague
Court of International Justice
Elibn Rent
Hague
Europe
Flag Day Message From Wilson Loyalty Grows
Fragmented message attributed to President Wilson outlining loyalty to the Republic and the nation. The document discusses unity under shared principles, a public demonstration planned for Flag Day, and the belief that loyalty strengthens the country amid difficult circumstances.
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Wilson
Loyalty
Ideals of America Wrapped in Banner
Secretary of State Colby warns no policy can shelter under the flag's folds and urges action at home and abroad. McCathe notes duties requiring national resolution, while officials stress the flag as motive. Page 4 continues. DRY OFFICER SLAIN Federal prohibition agent slain in Atlanta while destroying a moonshine still. federal agents report.
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Colby
Associated Press
Woachingioy
Jane LI
Aoegton Locke
Elks
Mc. Cathe
Serere
Atlanta
Wed Dorsty
Verdict of guilt in WOB quartet case in Lewis County court
A jury in Lewis County Superior Court today returned a verdict of guilt against four Industrial Workers of the World members Simon Eon Charles Brown Frank Ueston and Ton Las preer. They were arrested in Centralia during the Cha combination incident tied to the Armistice Day massacre on November 13, 1919. The trial lasted a week.
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Assarkitod
Single Tax Party to Hold Powwow in Chicago
The Single Tax Party plans a national convention in Chicago starting June, announced from the national committee headquarters. Robert J. MacAuley of Pennsylvania signs the call, charging Democrats and Republicans with advancing socialist legislation and endorsing the Forty-Eight Committee, which will meet in Chicago concurrently.
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Associated Peasy
New York
Party Will
Ena
Chicago
Heginnate
Indy WW
National Sonmiittee
Tieadwarters
Robert J. MacAuley
Pennsylvania
Havana Bombing At National Theatre Sparks Mystery
The National theatre crowd endured a blast during the early second act of Aida. Several chorus members and a theater member were injured as a bomb exploded. Police detained the theatre painter on suspicion but have yet to establish a motive or identify a target.
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Ny Avsnelaten
Mavens
Jake M
National Theater Today
Marico Caruso
Manic
Sev |Eral
Sips Come To Grief In Heavy Log Lods On Great Lakes
On the Great Lakes several steamers were aground and one figured in a collision in dense fog. Wrecking gulls and tugs worked for hours as salvage crews towed and secured vessels amid the listing logs and debris. The incident disrupted traffic but no lives are reported lost.
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Resoviated Press
Saul Ste. Marie
Mich
Johnson and Borah May Not Join Bolt Faction
NY AP Chicago June 13 Senator Hiram Johnson sent a telegram to Senator Harding saying Congratulations to you We are going to the capital pack up our bags and go back to California before departing for Washington He declined to comment and Borah’s friends said he would not bolt the party and might take an active part in the campaign
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Associated Press
Chicago
Washington
Hiram Johnson
Harding
Johnson
California
Borah
Dig Caruso Estate For Missing Jewels
Private detectives plan a systematic search of Enrico Caruso estate to recover jewels worth about half a million dollars stolen from the tenor’s home. Guards are doubled after threats against the family as the hunt begins on the 60 acre property.
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Rast Haupton
Enrico Caruso
Crisis in Ireland Proclaimed by Irish Republican Army
A veteran boycotting order against the British authorities was proclaimed across County Leitrim by IRA headquarters in a Dublin dispatch. The enforcement targets police supplies including food milk and other necessaries to police officers and their families, signaling widespread civil disruption.
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Ireland
Dublin
Trish Constabulary
County
Leitrim
Irish Republican
Gordern
Albanian Chief Slain in Paris by a Mad Student
Essad Pasha, head of Albania's Paris delegation and former provisional president, was shot three times by a young Albanian student named Rustem as he emerged from the Hotel Continental. Pasha died soon after at his Paris residence. The assassin was captured by a bystander. police reported the suspect claimed to be in Paris on May 31.
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Jane
Rustem
Essad Pasha
Kesad
Wailer
Tee
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