Convention Storm Looms Over Foreign Policy and Irish Question
Associated Press reports a Democratic national convention set for a stormy session over pro and anti League of Nations planks, prohibition, and Irish questions. Bryan favors a reservations laden platform while Wilson administration backs a covenant without reservations. McAdoo and Palmer emerge as power brokers influencing delegate alignments ahead of first ballots.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Freamie of Nations
William Jennings Bryan
Wilson
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White House
Virginia
League of Nations
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League
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Mexico lifts 175 head rebellion to restore 1857 constitution
A manifesto from Chihuahua signed by 10 generals and 50 officers condemns the Agua Prieta plan and Guadeloupe rebellion as harmful, calling for democracy and popular government. It labels Francisco I. Madero era principles as guiding aims and denounces tyranny and treason in pursuing a constitutional revolution.
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Chick
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Chihuahua
Washington
Hacienda Salives
Siminez
Agua Prieta
Guadeloupe
Turkey Will Refuse Allies Peace Terms
Constantinople reports Mustapha Kemal Pasha, head of Turkish nationalists, approves Turkey’s reply to the allied peace treaty. The reply refuses to surrender Smyrna and Thrace to Greece. Delegation members Rechic Bey and Djemat Casha, bound for France aboard a British cruiser, are due next Tuesday. A Kemalist mandate in Anatolia states France recognizes the Turkish l forth as the real government.
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Constantinople
Mustagha Kemal Pasha
Turkey
Nominee Goes to Church And Hears Good Sermon
Presidential nominee Warren G. Harding spent his first day of rest since nomination at the Frelinghuysen home. He and Mrs. Harding attended the Third Dutch Reformed Church where fewer than 100 gathered to glimpse the senator. The pastor preached on national integrity opposing narrow ambition and tyranny.
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Associated Press
Maritany XII
Warren Go Harding
Republ
Semwitar
Joseph R. Fresinghuysen
Hert
Harding
Frelinghuysen
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JA. Luneley
Israel
Lumley
Ten Die As Train Wreck In Indiana Local Line
Ten persons were killed and many injured when a freight train carrying a load of pine broke and struck a passenger train near Flatlinghueg Indiana. The crash halted a lodge outing train with 21 aboard and several children were among the dead and wounded. The injured were rushed to Evansville hospital. A separate freight wreck at Oakline City delayed the rescue and cleanup for hours.
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Greeks Celebrate In Constantinople As Army Advances
Greeks in Constantinople rejoice over a reported Greek army advance west of Ala-Shehin 4 walled town in Aidin vilayet. Turkish losses are stated at 8000 killed or captured. All Greeks of military age in the city are being recruited to reinforce the army as residents hear marching in the streets.
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Constantinople
Ala-Shehin
Vilayet
Aidin
Philadelphia
Ata Shebr
West Bay getting acting Montana man a body
San Francisco dispatch reports newspaper observers see significance in a political convention as the Ros p Mountain area backs Governor Stewart for vice president amid the push to organize the Pacific slope and bolster his candidacy.
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Guy E. LA Follette
San Francisco
Pacific
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Stee Mail
Governor Stewart to Drive First Rivet in Montana
Governor V. Stewart will drive the first rivet in the battleship Montana at Mare Island Navy Yard when keel laying takes place. Secretary Daniels arrived aboard a battleship with the fleet portion and extended the invitation to the Montana ceremony. Montanans are expected to attend in force.
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Daniels
Walsh of Montana Challenger Abandoned for Convention Chair
A movement to make Walsh of Montana permanent chairman of the convention has faltered. San Francisco June 27 The battle over Senator Glass of Virginia as chair of the resolutions committee drew quiet until night but gained attention in convention chatter. Walsh, who opposed the peace treaty, faced opposition leaders who insisted the effort was real though waning. Continued on page 4.
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Senttoy Walsh
Mortana
Wissons
Virginia
Poles Repel Bolshevik Offensive Along Front
Fierce fighting continues on the Polish front as Bolshevik forces press with cavalry and heavy assaults. Polish troops retake positions near Lake Messel, inflicting heavy losses and capturing significant war materiel.
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Bolatevski
Lake Messel
Fire Claims Seven Iversons In Milwood Block
Milwood City Pa June 27 A business block fire killed seven Iversons including Mrs James Carlin and her six children aged 11 years to eight weeks The origin is unknown and property damage is estimated at 35000 The family lived on the third door of the building and rapid flames cut off all escape
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Jane
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James Carlin
Bloody Row Fought By Georgia Cutfits
Bloodshed in Dublin Georgia as farmer and Cadwell mayor K Jenkins was killed and four men wounded in a pistol duel between rival political factions Saturday night. Wounded include Hiram Mullins Cadwell mayor and C C Cadwell, both not expected to live, plus John Duifling and John Bedingfield. The feud centers on railroad station location with Bedingfield and Curlin leading one side and Cadwell and Quilting the other.
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John Bedingfield
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McAdoo Emerges as Front-Runner in Democratic Tilt
Associated Press reports that William G McAdoo would accept the Democratic nomination if offered, boosting his momentum as delegates mobilize. Texas National Committeeman Love stated assurances but did not amplify, prompting rival camps to reassess strategy and push for a decisive early show of strength at the convention.
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San Francisco
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Love
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McAdout
Palmer
Hut Meddac
Mr. M
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Kin
Colby Named Floor Leader for Administration at Democratic Convention
Bainbridge Colby secretary of state has been chosen as floor leader for administration forces at the Democratic convention. He sits as a delegate from the District of Columbia and will oversee the administration program with President Wilson’s spokesmen. Senator Glass of Virginia is named chairman of the resolutions committee amid a bid to greet Senator Walsh of Montana.
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San Francisco
Jie
Bainbridge Colby
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District of Columbia
Wilson
Chainan Cummings
Democratic National Committee
Senator Glass of
Virgins
Resolutions Committee
Sepator Walsh
Montana
Practical Politics 70 Engage Women Leaders at Convention
Uy Associated Press report from San Francisco notes that 300 or more women will actively enter the Democratic National Convention. Suffragists, anti suffragists, and party women vow to work as men do, day and night, to influence process. Breakfast conferences for 125 leaders begin tomorrow from 8 to 10 a.m. with one man and one woman speaking at each session. dances are being arranged. Continued on page 8.
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Uy Associated Preas
San Francisco
Merce
Wet and Dry Fight Deepens as Bryan Proposes Prohibition Plank
The 1920s party liquor struggle opened at the Democratic convention with Bryan urging strict enforcement of the Volstead Act and no beverage increase. Wet advocates favored modification to ease restrictions, while both sides prepared formal planks for the resolutions committee amid sabbath lobbying and leadership opposition.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
William Jennings Bryan
Burleson
Resolutions Committee
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Democratic Party
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