University Centennial Week Plans For Homecoming Ceremonies
Festivities begin Friday with President's dinner at President Nelson’s home and continue through Wednesday. The program includes a Centennial excursion, baccalaureate by Bishop Irving P Johnson, alumni events, concerts, reunions, pageant, and the main commencement in the University Auditorium. Notable speakers include Dr. Charles K. Meade of Colorado.
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Hoyt Hall
Senate approves army appropriation bill in early action
War rington reports the Senate passed the army appropriations bill granting 906 million dollars alongside the sundry civil appropriation. Both measures now go to President Wilson for signature as Congress adjourns for the term.
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Warrington
Welaon
Wilson Asks Dover Partymen To Aid Suffragists
President Wilson telegraphed Dover Democratic assemblymen urging support for woman suffrage. The message stresses unity with suffrage advocates and seeks to secure votes in the legislature. The report notes partisan lines and the urgency of action ahead of key votes in June.
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Dover
G O P Must Take A Stand Against League Nations Declares Hiram
Cleveland dispatch reports Hiram Johnson arriving for campaign addresses in Cleveland. He states the Republican stance will oppose any League of Nations, declaring the convention must adopt a strong, courageous position. He avoids predicting outcomes at Chicago.
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Senpete Johnson
Chicago
Manhunt Mystery Shrouds Police Probe Area
Police puzzled by a baffling incident near the border area as detectives seek witnesses and clues. A quote from an officer hints at a possible lead while others speculate on motive and the sequence of events leading to the fatal outcome.
Convicts Escape Prison by Sawing Bars
Five of eight federal prisoners who cut bars from a cell window are still at large. The escape at a federal prison near Atlanta involved weeks of work to saw through the bars before slipping away.
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New Mexico President Ill After Inauguration
Mexico City June 2 DeLaverty new president of Mexico is critically ill after his inauguration yesterday. He could not attend the planned reception at the Presidential palace last night. An appendicitis operation may be performed tomorrow.
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Hundred to One Shot Wins Derby in London Crowds
June 2 Spine Key, a 100 to 1 shot, won the English derby at 5 stem today. Archaic finished second, followed by Srphens in a tight place. A large crowd of sport fans, including officials, attended the year’s event amid heavy turnout in London.
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Californians Run For Vice President In Test Vote
California supporters push for a vice presidential bid as Johnsonites seek Knox backing. If Johnson fails to secure the nomination Senator Penrose is expected to back Knox or Lowden in a preliminary vote.
Balloting on GOP convention to start June 11 in Chicago
Chicago dispatch notes a June 11 start for balloting at the Republican convention with nominating speeches planned the day before and a party platform debate to follow. Washington reports on campaign spending probes and questions about McAdoo funds. Johnson supporters expect a sixth ballot nomination with Knox and Sproul or Lowden options discussed.
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Chicago
Suffrage Fight Near End as Delaware Senate Meets
In Dover Delaware the suffrage question faces a likely disposal by the legislature as the assembly convenes with sentiment against favorable action. Chicago June 2 The Republican national committee votes to seat Louisiana delegates loyal to Lowden while contesting delegates backed General Wood emerge from the dispute.
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Miners Submit Wage Difference Plan To President
Miners and operators agree to submit wage disputes to a commission to be appointed by President Wilson. The move follows a labor department notice by Jary of Labor. The Montana police report for the year ending May 1, 1920 shows 487 arrests with fines totaling 3,214.76 and 1,686 arrests with 5,298 in fines for the prior year.
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Montana
Llyo Mioiola
Visitor Robbed of $40 at Union Pacific Yards
Henry Allison of Harrisburg Pennsylvania reported being held up at midnight by a masked man at the Union Pacific railroad yards. The robber, tall and neatly dressed, demanded the money and received $40 in bills. Allison, visiting the city, departed later on train No. 4 to Cheyenne with plans to continue to Mena Nebraska.
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Cheyenne
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Denver woman to face charges after Tahoe incident
A Denver resident with prior ties to Laranite was reported to have traveled to Tahoe Malte and was involved in an afternoon incident with 1. W. Canttt. Authorities describe the event as a police matter with an ongoing investigation and potential charges to be filed.
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Denver
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Tahoe
Laranite
W. Canttt
New Mail Box Construction Spotted at Local Mall
A new mailbox structure appeared near the left side of the Carnénto area, described as wide and recently built. Mall staff noted the box is functional and accessible, with surrounding activity suggesting routine use by visitors entering the area.
Irish Women Parade at Capitol Demanding Ireland’s Freedom
In Washington on June 2 a group of Irish women marched with banners in front of the Capitol, calling for Ireland’s freedom from England. They burned bridal imagery before the Treasury building. police were summoned but the protestors dispersed before officers arrived.
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Wasilington
Ireland
England
Shearhoore
Records at State Land Office Breaks This Year
State Land Office reports a new revenue record with total receipts reaching 928,000 dollars. Daily average around 10,000 dollars, with most income attributed to permanent school funds and other accounts under ongoing restrictions.
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State Land Office
Walford couple to visit Ireland and return to California
Mr and Mrs John Walford and their young daughter left yesterday for New York from which they will sail on the ship Philadelphia for Ireland on Saturday June 12 They plan to visit many points of interest in that country and return to the states this year Upon their return they intend making their home in California noting the change made for Mrs Walford heart health.
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New York
Philadelphia
Ireland
Walford
California
Ma Walford
Weather forecast muddled with erratic forecast note
The weatherman delivers a garbled forecast with phrases like to do or not to do and mentions a warmup promised for tomorrow. It reports a low of 36 degrees from midnight to 6 am and a 12 degree reading for the morning, with many streets displaying heavy winds and overcast conditions.
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