Palmer Urges Objective Platform Over Personal Nomination
In San Francisco June 1925 Attorney General Palmer and campaign aides stressed the party must hold an objective platform against idealism and sectionalism. He said nominating individuals is less important than party unity and platform integrity. Secretary Daniels echoed the call as the McAdoo boom gains momentum under Love's committee leadership amid nomination debates.
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Democrat Chairman Cast His First Vote For Republican Candidate
Homer 5 Cummings, a Connecticut Democrat and Yale graduate, cast his first vote for a Republican amid party shifts. Born in China and raised in Connecticut, he pursued law after Yale and served on national party committees, aligning with Democratic ideals before drifting toward Republican affiliation in his later years.
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Burglar Caught In Act Near Mrs Burdick Home
In Cheyenne Wyoming June 26 police arrested loldie Juckies while burglarizing the Burdick residence. He showed typical prison pallor and hid in a pantry as officers closed in. A pistol with safety off was found, pocket loot included gold watch, bonds, and cigars. he refused to reveal background or movements.
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Americans Visit Old Scandinavian Homes This Summer
Thousands of Americans travel to Scandinavia as wartime travel restrictions ease. The exodus includes Norwegians, Swedes and Danes returning to ancestral homes. Carriers report heavy traffic with Cunard steamers Carmania and Caronia shipping large groups to Britain and on to Scandinavian ports. A special train was needed for a Finnish excursion party. Passenger bookings from New York to Scandinavian ports are already underway for September return trips.
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Londonderry Quiet Under Guard After Fighting
Londonderry remains quiet under heavy guard as troops control the city. Two men died from wounds received in fighting last night and the death toll rises with over a score of casualties reported in the district near Belfast with Lina Felgen noted nearby.
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Rcandinians Observe Annual Westival
Stockholm June 21 Swedish Danish and Norwegian peoples marked Midsummer Day across northern Europe. Observances drew crowds to public events though some activities were cut short by limited water and shortages.
Railroad Wage Scale To Be Announced Soon
Chicago June 25 The national railroad board moved to speed up its decision on workers demands as the railroad brotherhoods met to force an immediate conclusion. President W G Lee of the train men urged readers to stay united and said the union is working to prevent a nationwide strike now seen as likely.
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Bumper crop expected in Kansas this summer
Hutchinson Kansas June 20 The world's championship food battle is now up here Several thousand workers are trying to produce the biggest grain harvest To speed up the grain harvest the farmers are serving bumper meals to get bumper crops The harvest is expected to be the largest in the history of the grain district Labor shortage confronts the farmers as college students migratory workers and even teachers mingle in the harvest army.
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Amateur Baseball Interest Soars Amid City Tensions
In Omaha residents show rising interest in amateur baseball as wind whistles and authorities debate city projects. The scene hints at civic activity and public nerves while a sense of urgency shadows planning and local life.
Greek Troops Score Big Victory Over Turkish Forces
June 26 Greek troops surrounded Turkish positions in Asia Minor and reportedly took at least 5,000 prisoners. A substantial stock of munitions was captured as the Allied powers allowed limited armed action. The report notes large gains under the ceasefire arrangement.
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Asia
Arma Agatnet
Akron Jewelry Heist Suspect Abbot Tries Gift Diamond
A man who calls himself Charles P. Abbot enters a large Akron jewelry store and asks for a $550 diamond as a gift. He pays with a New York bank draft that is later wired to stop payment, while authorities search for Abbot and the diamond.
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Commoner Faces Hard Battle at Convention Debates
San Francisco June 26 Preconvention formalities opened with the national committee meeting to contest delegate seating. Bryan faces a stiff challenge as administration factions seek to deny his influence. Georgia and Reed fights loom as early tests with Cox Palmer and Watson Smith amid wet and dry divisions.
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Kansas City
Capitalist to Visit Big Celebration at Thermopolis
Thermopolis Wyoming June 35 M Singer with about forty New Yorkers will reach Thermopolis for the Fourth of July celebration traveling in a private car. They aim to view the Singer interests in and near Thermopolis and will time their visit to enjoy a western celebration. Walter Swanson today received a telegram from Mr Singer confirming anticipation of a wonderful time in Thermopolis.
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Mitchell Palmer Visits Cheyenne for Half Hour
Cheyenne welcomed A Mitchell Palmer, Democratic presidential aspirant, for a half hour on Wednesday as he disembarked from his Palmer pedal pullman. The stop drew a memorable reception from locals and observers in Cheyenne.
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Unclear fragment hints at Boyle Houston dry spell and whiskey sales
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Houston, dry conditions, and a drastic drop in whiskey sales by 9900 percent with references to Morrie A and a Friday event. Content is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates.
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Wilskey
Apirita Tramenti
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Taxi Cab Drivers Ought Know Motive Free Rides
In response to inquiries about donating automobiles for hauling fans to the baseball games this weekend, Lar amie Cornell of Industry states that the aim is to support the Laramie Midwest baseball team, not to undermine taxi and bus operators. She notes reports of exorbitant charges and affirms drivers generally charge reasonable fares, urging public taxi and bus operators to back the movement for the two days.
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Industry
Laramie Midwest Baseball
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Ttme
Moore Probi Enforcer Denies Telling Doctor Accusing Wisiness
In a fragmented remark the official asserts he did not tell a doctor to avoid certain action. The garbled source cites Moore, described as a probi enforcer, insisting claims of pressuring a physician were incorrect while noting confusion over the exact terms used.
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