Reds Ruling St. Paul Meet NAVY PAYS 'COX ENTERS HONORS TO BATTLE FOR TS HEROES
San Pedro California June 17 The Associated Press reports that forty eight sailors aboard the battleships Mississippi and New Mexico died in the line of duty when a blast damaged Mississippi No 2 turret. The bodies were honored in a solemn ceremony with thousands of comrades present in a square surrounding a great cross of coffins as flags and salutes marked the tribute.
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Cox Camp Gates New York HQs in Demo Convention Race
Associated Press reports a campaign stall rising in New York for James M. Cox of Ohio. The sight marks a broader Democratic bid with more than twenty aspirants likely to attend as the convention opens. Talks center on whether two thirds or a minority rule will govern the proceedings. Joel Shoup, veteran political observer, notes the crowded field and evolving rules.
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Dawes Denounces Demagogues At Open House in Chicago
Brigadier General Charles G. Dawes, republican vice presidential nominee, held an open house in Chicago on June 17. He denounced demagogues and pledged to pursue a campaign focused on unity, while signaling he and partner McKinley will continue to speak publicly in the coming days.
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Communists Gain Lead at St Paul Farmer Convention
At the St Paul gathering, progressives and sympathizers won the first feat of strength over conservative union labor and farmer elements after a wrangle over procedure. William Mataney of St Paul served as temporary chair with Nar ran leading the convention through initial stages before stepping aside to a delegate seat.
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Reunion of World War Vets Begins Tomorrow Big Program
A three day reunion of World War veterans opens tomorrow with noon events at the Mardian club and a Thursday luncheon featuring Jon B. Quinn and others. Highlights include a reunion dinner, ceremonies for the 40-Ail-Said unit, and multiple luncheons and receptions across the Shrine arena in three days. Distinguished guests include Mrs. 4 Th McCluer, Mrs. Robert W. Renton, Mrs. Franklin Lee Bishop, Geneta Dumaol, and WL Rice among others.
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Kiwanis Delegates Battle Over By Law Changes
Kiwanis delegates at the national convention in Saginaw Michigan clash over two by law changes. One would set newly chartered clubs at 25 dollar initiation and 15 dollar annual dues, while another aimed to cut member dues from 2 dollars to 9 cents. A provision requiring weekly luncheons was defeated and made optional. The event includes a reception and ball at the municipal auditorium and an address by editor Fullerson.
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New Pictures of Gen Dawes Stir Controversy at Reunion
Chicago reports a heated melee of gossip as Gen Charles G Dawes is described by Quill Lanstrum as a rowdy vaudevillian and a pleader for super mouth gold diggers. The piece notes his surprise at being named Calvin Coolidge's running mate and mentions plans to seek subscripts in a Montana newspaper. The article strings rumors about Dawes and wartime finances with a mix of overheard conversations and family reunion chatter.
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Rotary chief warns on moral lapses in sport and life
In Toronto on June 1, Associated Press reports Rotary International president Iy Gundaker urged purity and restraint, condemning profanity and indecent stories on golf greens as part of a broader call for ethical conduct during his address.
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Maughan Aims Flight Across Continent Tomorrow
By Associated Press from Mineola N Y June 17 Lieutenant Maughan plans to cross the continent Thursday starting at 2 a m Eastern time and flying at 120 miles an hour. He hopes to reach the Pacific by dusk about 17 hours later, making four stops for gas after two failed earlier attempts.
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President Ties Butler to Campaign as Big Boss
President Coolidge plans to keep campaign direction with the national chairman and committee while advisors shape broad policies and tactics. Wilbur Butler of Massachusetts will head the offensive and defensive campaign unit alongside a national committee drawn from each state.
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France Will Not Get Out Of Rupture, Premier Herriot Says
Paris reports Premier Herriot’s cabinet submitted to parliament a declaration affirming France will not exit the present crisis. The statement outlines resolve to maintain firm policy amid mounting domestic pressure and international strains.
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Campaign Dough Tag Kept As Senate Chooses Chairman
In a tense Senate session, Farah Thahe was named chairman amid debate over campaign financing measures. The plan outlines establishing headquarters in Chicago and limiting further funding while maintaining oversight of potential donors.
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Wary Clark Wling Granted a Divorce
Mary Clark Sling of New York was granted a divorce from her husband Charles T. Sling of Augusta Maine on grounds of cruel and abusive treatment desertion and death. Settlement details note Mrs Sling will receive financial provisions from the arrangement.
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Plot to Raise GOP Funds via Whiskey Permits
A New York trial reveals alleged plots to fund the Republican party by diverting whiskey from government warehouses. Witnesses name former officials and probe charges of prohibition violations and political manipulation. The testimony includes Mabel Willebrandt, and references to Daugherty, Mellon, and higher department officials. Continued in the next page.
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Big Mail Robbery Loot Recovery Hope
Police pursue loot from a major mail train robbery near Chicago and Milwaukee. Investigators report four getaway cars used by the bandits, with $62 in recovered register items and efforts to arrest two suspects. Chicago police note no injuries to women from the incident.
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