Committee Tine Nod Friction in National Convention
Fragmentary report describes a heated national committee clash over endorsing Governor Lowden or Senator Alo En route to the southern state contests. The piece notes delegates and a draft plank, accusing high handed moves to shift votes and claiming historical machinery remains retooled but intact for the 1912 style impact.
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Youutifein Nation Committee
Atate Cortesta
Lowden
New Poatupatire
Whitch Lowden
Oma Dietriet
National Committee
Hierst Laanguiage
TTS
Senator Penryse to attend Republican convention in Chicago
Senator Ross Penryse will leave Philadelphia for the Republican convention in Chicago for tomorrow or Sunday. His physicians have cleared him to depart and officials say he will be in splendid shape to participate in the political program.
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Philadelphia
Ross Penryse
Chicago
Nebraska Girl Held for Forgery
Reports from Denver say Mrs. Marjorie Fasten, daughter of Fremont Fidelity Trust president Frank Knapp, was arrested for forgery. Knapp departed for Denver unaware of the arrest. he would not comment. The girl eloped last November from a California girls’ school with Calvin Masten of Holly.
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Fremont
Neb
Janes
Denver
Marjorie Fasten
Frank Knapp
Fidelity Trust Company
Knapp
President Wilesden Operation Denial Rumor
Washington reports deny President Wileen will undergo an operation in Rochester Minnesota this week. Secretary Teenulty and Codey stated no such plan exists.
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Washington
Teenulty Anld Codey
Wileen
Rochester
Minn
PLAN 70 PROSECUTE INCOME TAX EVADERS
Washington June 3 The Internal Revenue Bureau prepares to alert taxpayers for evasions in the county Gondows with thousands involved and many convictions expected including taxes and jail terms. Evidence of fraud and deceit has been found in numerous instances. Some cases show deliberate intent to evade taxes. Extreme penalties are urged, with sentences of months and fines reaching thousands in Newark and Milgabeth cases.
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Washington
Internet
Biuceau
Frud
Wittel
Boston
Milgabeth
N. J
Newark
Persians Deny Reds Entered Their Capital
A Persian official denial refutes rumors that the Reds entered the capital city. The statement emphasizes the authorities have not granted passage or troops into central government areas. No further details on dates or locations are provided.
War Time Laws Repeal Bill Clears Senate
The Senate approved a bill repealing wartime statutes except the Trading with the Enemy Act. The measure now goes to conference as lawmakers aim to unwind emergency powers while maintaining key controls.
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Senate
Woshington
Judas
Hague
Wilon
United States
Cixe
Jochmonvilla
Johnson Attacks G. O. P. Candidates
Senator Hiram Johnson denounces Republican candidates for prioritizing personal ambition over a coherent platform. He calls for party unity and preservation of the party’s entity, urging candidates to articulate their positions and voters to hear clear stances, as the November process nears.
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Hiram Johnson
Republican Party
Nh Party of Reconstruction
Platforma
Wilson vetoes budget measure in constitutional clash
President Wilson vetoed the national budget bill claiming a provision allowing removal of the comptroller general and assistant by Congress alone is unconstitutional. He urged remedying the defect so the measure could be enacted before adjournment.
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Congress
Washington
Wilson
League to Consider Persian Protest and Teschen Dispute
June 11 marks the first League of Nations council sessions to address Persia’s protest against the Russian invasion and the Poland Czecho Slovak dispute over Teschen. An arbitration commission may be appointed. talks may urge an armistice and broader entente cohesion.
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League of Nations
Council
Poland
Teschen
Russia
Europe
League
Gregory Krassin
United States
Brussels
America
Suffragists to Picket Coliseum Tuesday
Chicago June 5 delegates arriving at the Coliseum will find suffragists outside carried by banners and small placards. Miss Alice Paul, president of the Woman's Party, says fifteen women will display a large banner and hundreds of banners to protest Republican delays on suffrage. Paul says delegates may not enter the Coliseum.
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Chicago
Coliseum
Misa Alice Paul
The
Woman's Party
Mise Paul
Republico Party
Norman Davis May Succeed Frank Polk
Washington June Norman H Davis expected to become secretary of the treasury to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Frank L Polk as President Wilson announced.
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Norman Davis
Frank Polk
Washington
Norman H. Davin
Trea
Frank L. Polk
Driver Killed as Car Plunges 115 Feet at Viaduct
In New York on June 6 a touring car mounted the guard rail and plunged 115 feet from the Polo Grounds viaduct. Hundreds watched as the car broke through the barrier and fell to Broadway below. The driver, identified as the deceased, died at the scene.
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E York
Polo Ground
Broad
Huret Avende
Knox and Hughes Talk 15 Growing Fast in Chicago
United News report from Chicago dated June 6 notes national Republican committee dynamics. Knox and Hughes gain momentum as Wood and London factions collide over contested delegates in Oklahoma and South Carolina. An Oklahoma loan claim and a push for a labor friendly plank shade the convention debate amid hearings and internal power moves.
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Chicage
Vince
Wood
Lowden
Nughes Aml Knox
Republican Party
Blaickstone
London
National Committee For
Hlf
James J. Methuw
Okklahoma
Jacob Hamon
Vernon W. Whiting
Oklahoma
Will H. Hays
Johnson
Minnesota
Wood Forces
Hitchcock
South Carolina
Lowdon
Hays
McChaw
Haman
Wood Campagn
McGraw
Jake Hannon
State Central Committee
Hamnon
Dene
Whiting
Hamon
Pawhuaka
Osage County
Okla
Joseph W. Tolbert
Ben Hooper
Denmark
Hitchecock
Joseph Kealing
Indiana
Allen
Plank
Henry J. Allen
Kanana
Kanens
Resolutions Committee
Reds Troops Begin Major Offensive Across Front
Returning dispatches report a Bolshevik offensive between the Vripet and Dolaper rivers. Polish forces report retreats in some sectors while others resist, with strong Reds activity near the Pri pet.
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London
Vripet
Dolaper River
Pripet
Senate expected to refuse mandate in Armenia crisis
Washington June It is believed the Senate foreign relations committee will adopt a resolution refusing a mandate for Armenia. The vote by 4:00 pm is planned with likely strong cross party support. Senator Athcock offers a substitute proposing a seven member commission to issue bonds for Armenia relief, with no US obligation. Senator Reed criticizes the mandate proposal.
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Wrshington
Wilsey
Arie
Senate Foreign Renaire Committee
Tomoon
Senate
Tomorn
Atehcock
United States
Armenia
Reed
Cummins Boomed as Dark Horse Leader Bid
Chicago June 1 J E Nodes Denver veteran politician and friend of Senator Cummins arrived to back a dark horse nomination for the republican leadership. Rhodes predicts no leading candidate will secure the nom and a dark horse will be chosen after ballots. He says Colorado would back Cummins who has strong support. Rhodes long associated with Grinnell helped Cummins fight the barbed wire trust.
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Chicago
J. E. Nodes
Denver
Cummins
Rhodes
Colorado
Cumming
Grinnell
Barbed Wire Trust
50 000 Veterans Parade In New York On Memorial Day
Fifty thousand veterans from three wars paraded in all five New York City boroughs to honor fallen soldiers. Grand Army of the Republic veterans led marches as Pershing spoke at a nation wide tribute. In Arlington Civil War vets marched with khaki WWI vets to decorate graves for the first time at the memorial amphitheater. In Oyster Bay Theodore Roosevelt’s grave received hundreds of floral tributes led by American Legion and veterans groups.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Pershing
Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
France
General Pershing
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Quentin Roosevelt
American Legion
Iowa Delegates Arrive for Republican National Convention
Chicago June 1 Iowa ardent supporters push to back H L Lowden as delegation members land. National Committeeman John Adams and Sioux City secretary Fred Davila arrive to set up Iowa headquarters in the Auditorium. Weaver heads the group with Pickett slated to speak for Lowden.
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Chicago
Iowa
John ‘'T. Adams
Fred Davila
Sioux City
H. ©. Weaver
Lowden
Pickett
Waterloo
Claims of Carranza death point to suicide
Headlines from Mexico City report ongoing speculation over how former president Venustiano Carranza died. A surgeon who embalmed the body says he will submit a report supporting suicide, while authorities claim the wound in Carranza’s breast was self-inflicted.
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Weahington
Carranza
Mexico City
Kerlance
Carranna
Dark horse prospects at GOP convention rise in survey
A 1920 survey examines potential dark horse candidates beyond Wood Lowden Johnson and Harding. Kansas Governor Allen is highlighted for groundwork with Wood supporters backing him, while Nicholas Murray Butler and other figures are noted for possible momentum and historical parallels to Garfield.
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N.Y
Wood
Lowden
Johnson
Harding
Covernor Allen
Kansas
Allen
Wong
James A. Garfield
Garfield
John Sherman
Roosevelt
Butler
Gonashi
Nicholas Murray Butler
New York
Mr. Butler
Mr. Putter
Taft
Republican Party
Wpa
Ter
Winson
Republicana
Train wreck injures several in Monroe Michigan
Monroe Michigan June 6 Falson La beau conductor of the Detroit Toledo interurban was probably fatally injured and a number of passengers were shaken up and bruised when the rear section breached the front two miles south of Monroe. The guardman cartial reported killed escaped without injury. Further advices are said to be on the way.
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Monroe
Mich
Falson Labeau
Detroit
Des Moines Chamber Plans Buy Camp Buildings
Des Moines Chamber of Commerce moves to purchase 690 buildings at Camp Dodge after word Secretary Baker authorized their sale. The chamber will discuss the plan tonight and aims to offer the dwellings to homeseekers on installment plans.
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DES Moines Chamber
Fies Moines
Des Chamber of Commerce
Camp Dodge
Baker
Chamber
Barracks attacked as Irish unrest flares in early June
Dublin reports an assault on Drangan police barracks by about 10 armed men lasting five hours with fire and explosions. Two sergeants and six constables were captured and moved to an unknown destination. London notes battleships Wary and Valiant offshore with 1000 marines, expected landings, while Lloyd George warns against munition disruptions.
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Drangan
Tipperary
London
Valiant
Devonport
Ireland
Lloyd George
National Union of Railway Men
Rle
Bryan Opens Debate With G O P Leaders In Chicago
William Jennings Bryan arrived in Chicago and challenged Republican claims of a Republican year. He urged both parties to nominate the best candidates with strong platforms and called for a dry plank while avoiding a wet and dry split. He dismissed questions on the peace treaty and President Wilson, saying he will write his own statements locally.
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Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
San Francisco
Fforts
Bryan
Wilson
Johnson
Cedar Rapids druggists held on dry act charges
Cedar Rapids druggists were arrested by federal marshals on charges of selling Jamaica ginger for beverage use. Both waived examination and were held for the grand jury under $500 bond. Federal agents warned that Cedar Rapids drug stores violating the law will be rapidly disciplined if the practice continued.
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Cedar Rapids
Man Confesses Slaying Father in Grand Island
M. J. Curtin, held for investigation, was moved from city to county jail where a formal murder charge was filed after he confessed to killing his father during a property dispute. Curtin, who has a wife and six children, said the slaying followed a quarrel and occurred Tuesday evening in the room where the father lay dying.
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Grand Island
Neb
M. J. Curtin
Curth
McAdoo Move Loses At Democratic State Convention
Haswell New Mexico June 5. The Democratic state convention named six uninstructed delegates to the Democratic National Convention. United States Senator A A Jones served as permanent chairman and ruled out an attempt to instruct the delegation for W G McAdoo for president.
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McAdoo
Haswell
N. M
Seasion
United States
A. A. Jones
W. G. McAdoo
Population figures for New York City and boroughs
The census bureau will announce today the populations of New York City and its boroughs including Buffalo and Foster, with earlier reports noting the same timing for city population data.
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N. Y. City
Washington
Contua Bureau
New York City
Buffalo
Fosten
New York
JAP CABINET FAVORS RENEWAL OF ALLIANCE
Ohio June 1 Delayed The cabinet council intends to renew the alliance with Japan confirming a renewed accord amid uncertainty. Officials indicate steady relations and a cautious approach to regional diplomacy.
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Ohio
Cabinet Council
Newal
Japan appoints new ambassador to France
Japan nominates a new ambassador to France as diplomatic postings shift in Europe. The move signals ongoing coordination between Tokyo and Paris amid regional security and economic discussions.
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Japan
France
Jeune Viegeunt Lari
Adey
Fran
Cummins urged in Iowa speech by Clapp backers
Sheldon Iowa June 6 former Sen Moses E Clapp urged return of Albert B Cummins to the U S Senate amid attacks on the Plumb Plan for government ownership of railroads and calls Cummins labor’s friend while defending his record on labor bills and rail policy.
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Sheldon
Moses E. Clapp
Nesopal
Albert B. Cummins
United States
Fren Lown
Albert B. Cummin
Washington
Clapp
Cummins
Mins
Congress
Iowa
Eleventh
Il Theas
Fesch-Cummins
Ralla
New York
Wall Street Bets on Hiram Johnson
In New York on June 5 betting favored Senator Hiram Johnson for the Republican nomination. Wagers ranged up to five dollars with even money on his selection by the convention. Odds favored Major General Leona Wood at 2 to 1 against Johnson, eight to five against Lowden, 6 to 1 against Hoover, and 14 to 1 against Coolidge. Dark horse bets ranged from 10 to 1 to 16 to 1.
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New York
Hiram Johnson
Wal Street
Johnson
Leona Wood
Hia
Lowden
Hoover
Who will be Iowa Committeeman event in Des Moines
Des Moines June 5 on eve of Iowa delegation departure for Chicago politicians predict Adams and Rawson spar over national downticket slots while Harry Weaver quietly lines up to seize the plum post with the delegation due at the Auditorium Monday night
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Des Moines
Iowa
Chicago
John T.adams
Charles Rawson
Harry Weaver
Vote on Suffrage in Louisiana Scramble
Fragmentary OCR hints a vote on suffrage in Louisiana with mentions of early next week. Also references Germany Belgium and a rebuilt university library with unclear costs and dates. Entities such as Louisiana Germany Belgium and Louvais appear. no clear events or outcomes emerge.
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Germany
Belgium
Louvais
Lovel
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