Democratic Derby Entrants Lead 1920 Presidential Field
A San Francisco notice lists the Democratic contenders and their nominators. Names include William G. McAdoo, James M. Cox, A. Mitchell Palmer, James G. Gerard, Gilbert Hitchcock, E. T. Meredith, and others with potential dark horses like Carter Glass and John W. Davis mentioned in the field.
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San Francisco
United Press
William G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Burris Jenkins
Kansas City Post
James M. Cox
Ohio
Supreme Court
James C. Johnson
Columbus
A. Mitchell Palmer
Charles F. X. O’brien
Jersey City
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
D. H. Hayden-Linebaugh
Muskogee
James G. Gerard
Germany
U. S
Alma
E. T. Meredith
Claud Porter
Iowa
Carter Glass
Virginia
John W. Davis
United States
England
F. M. Simmons
North Carolina
Parade floats and film prizes at Strand Thursday
Garbed in fancy costumes participants will march as sixty thousand dollars in prizes are offered for the best floats. Douglas Fairbanks appears in He Comes Up Smiling at the Strand Thursday as advertised.
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Douglas Fairbanks
the Strand
Adv
Wage decision on rail wage protests due July 20
Chicago June 26 A wage decision for railroad employes will be made on or by July 20 by the railroad labor board chaired by Judge R M Barton. The ruling retroactive to Maggr aims to calm feared national strike plans by union leaders led by W G Lee of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. The board says a method for resolving wage issues is agreed, and no delay will occur.
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Chicago
United Press
the Elks
Michigan Boulevard
Elks
United States States
Amateur Athletic Union
Far West
Lincoln Park
Railroad Labor Board
R. M. Barton
Maggr
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of
Railway
Lee
Mr. Lee
Railroad Board
Organized Railroad Brotherhoods
Interstate Commerce Commission
Democratic National Convention
San Francisco
John Grunau
Oranization
Vacation Walk-Outs Halted by Seniority Demands
Workers who initiated the vacation walk-outs say they will not return until their full seniority rights are restored and recognized by management. The stance heightens labor tensions as talks stall over job classifications and back pay.
Reserve Board Proposes Wool Grower Financing Plan
The Federal Reserve Board endorses a financing method for wool growers amid low prices. Growers ship wool, obtain a bank draft secured by a bill of lading, bank accepts, then rediscounts at a Federal Reserve bank within set maturities. Mentioned also is discount eligibility for warehouse receipt secured paper.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
F. R. Marshall
Salt Lake City
National Wool Growers’ Association
Harding
Suffragists Plan Demonstrations at Harding Coolidge Notice
Washington dispatch reports suffragists will demonstrate at Marion Ohio and Northampton Massachusetts when Senator Harding and Governor Coolidge are officially notified as Republican standard bearers. Miss Alice Paul National Woman's party chairwoman announced the plan and said the demonstration form was not yet decided.
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Washington
Marion
Northampton
Mass
Harding
Coolidge
Alice Paul
National Woman’s Party
Paul
Rip Van Winkle at the Strand Friday
The Strand theater previews Rip Van Winkle this Friday in a family friendly showing advertised as not to miss for children.
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Rip van Winkle
the Strand
Adv
Strand Pro Grem All Star Week Ad
A brief note highlights Strand pro grem this week and points to all star events in the Advocate.
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Progrem
Adv
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Indorsement
Eli
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Banks
George E. Burbage
Real Estate and General Insurance
Main Street Over Square Drug Store
Health
Maryland Casualty Co
Square Drug Store
MAIN
Simmerman’s
Sullivan Street
Sue
Shawker Bros. Department Store
Georgette
Marion and
Harris & Graves
Kingsport, Tenn
Kingsport Hardware Co
Broad Street
Kingsport
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