Wood Denounces Butler as Malicious Lie
General Wood accuses Nicholas Murray Butler of a vicious falsehood that a stock gamblers and promoters backed his bid for the Republican nomination. He praises his campaign team led by Colonel William Cooper Procter and says the attack aims to ingratiate Butler with influential convention elements.
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Chicago
Wood
Nicholas Murray Butler
Butler
New York
William Cooper Procter
Fakir branded and a lie denounced in public statement
A formal statement condemns an alleged public service that was never provided. The speaker vows to expose the fakir and rebut the deception, urging readers to question the claimed acts of service.
Argentine Sugar to Be Landed Here for U S Export
Buenos Aires reports that private interests have contracted for 50 000 tons to export to the United States in addition to sugar bought for the U S government. The sugar is expected to land in New York at about 15 cents a pound, with five ships needed for transport. President Irigoyen waived export restrictions at the request of Ambassador Stimson as a favor to the United States.
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Buenos Aires
Frederic J. Stimson
United States
Argentina
New York
Irigoyen
Ambassador Stimson
Republican leaders less pleased with Harding nomination
Vice President Thomas R. Marshall says Republicans are not as confident about Senator Warren G Harding as after the prior Saturday. He hopes for peace among Democrats at the convention and notes he will retire from politics, criticizing lavish campaign spending.
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San Francisco
Warren G Harding
Ohio
Thomas R. Marshall
Harding
Wilson
Marshall
Senator Harding
Germany Continues Coal Deliveries to France Under Versailles Treaty
Paris announces through the reparations commission that through May 30 Germany shipped 4,686,000 tons of coal to France under the Versailles terms. Luxemburg received 405,006 tons. Italy 316,000. Belgium 98,000. Germany also delivered thousands of cattle and horses to France and Belgium, with figures for livestock and fowls listed.
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Paris
France
Germany
Belgium
Veteran politician hints at retiring from politics
The veteran statesman reflects on decades of support for Bryan Parker and Wilson and signals readiness to retire from politics. His comments address whether he remains a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Bryan
Parker
Wilson
Bumper crop could boost France finances and wheat supply
Paris reports a strong harvest forecast with 260 million bushels of wheat expected this year, about 50 percent above last season. Officials say favorable weather may reduce France’s wheat imports next year, aiding breadstuffs independence as damaged regions contribute two thirds of the increased seeding.
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Paris
France
Ministry of Agriculture
Want Ads in The Times Are Result Getters
Classified listings in The Times show readers seeking buyers and renters. Service ads highlight items for sale and jobs available with quick contact details and locations.
Conan Doyle's Boston Visit Noted by Noted Cabman
During a lecture tour in the United States Sir Arthur Conan Doyle arrived in Boston. A cabman recognized him from the trunk, noting travel marks suggesting New York lapels Philadelphia hair Chicago stance and Buffalo mud before revealing the name Conan Doyle in large letters.
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United States
Sir Conan Doyle
Boston
New York
Phila
Sir Conan
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