Marshall Says He Would Not Be President if Wilson Died
Indianapolis June 2 1919 Thomas Riley Marshall then vice president told a reporter he would resign if President Wilson died and that he was not equal to the presidency. He recalled a shock from a false report of Wilson's death and said he intended not to become president though the remark would have caused a sensation.
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Felix Bruner
Diter Tndianapolis Times
United: Press
Indianapolis
Loi
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas Riley Marshall
United States
Wilson
Willis
Atlantis
Marshall
Women Voters Instructed On Election Duty
The League of Women Voters session led by Mrs. D G Hinks and Miss Katherine Christian of Lexington plus Arthur Rhorer discussed primaries and voter participation. A luncheon featured Miss Marion Neprud detailing the league’s national work and calls for district leagues and regional cooperation in Middlesboro.
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League of Women Voters
D. G. Hinks
Katherine Christian
Lexington
Angie
Arthur Rhorer
Marion Neprud
Chicago
Cumberland
National League of Women Voters
Mina Christian
Middlesboro
Ty, Rathfon
Barbourville
Lay Noprad
Scalex
Warren P
Rash
Misa Rehnebawin
J Irs
Lay of
Holburn
Mrz
Gibeon
Mea
Mele
Forrester
President and Mrs Coolidge Attend Rites Funeral in Willard Hotel
Washington reports a brief funeral service for Thos St Marshall former vice president held at the Willard Hotel with President and Mrs Coolidge in attendance. The body will depart for Indianapolis for further services and interment at Crown Hill Cemetery after a sequence of ceremonies involving prominent officials and dignitaries.
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United “Press
Washington, D. C
Dune
Thos
St. Marshall
View
Willard Hotel
Indianapolis
Coolidge
Bolly
New
Delaware
O. J . Jone
McHeynolds
Unite States Supréme_ Court
Lahar Davis
Senator Swanson
Virginia
Frank S. Hunt
George E. Downey
United States Court of Claims
J. Frei Essary
Gridiron Club
James J . Hornady
The
Tralignatiols News
James M. Baker
Senate
Lack Evidence To Hold Three In Kidnap Plot
Los Angeles authorities report three men arrested in an alleged plot to kidnap film stars including Mary Pickford. District Attorney Asa A. Keyes says lack of evidence may prevent pressing charges, as the conspirators reportedly planned to abduct Mrs. Douglas Fairbanks for $200. The plan is described as unlikely to succeed and Pickford remains unfazed, declining police transport.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Mary Pickford
Ney
Asa A. Keyes
Douglas Fairbanks
Claude Holcomb
C. A. Stevens
Acvian James Wood
Keyes
Whail
Miss Pickford
Au Carl
Jerusalem Real Estate Boom Shrugs Off Palestine Market
June 2 in Jerusalem reports a contagious real estate surge as Zionist influx drives prices. An eleven story hotel is planned at over 400000 dollars with the site alone valued above 100000 dollars. District rents rise to 250 dollars per square yard as American-backed development proceeds with several named investors listed.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Why Men and Women Die By Own Action in Economic Slumps
United Press reports a study by Metropolitan Life Insurance on male and female suicide rates tied to business depressions. Massachusetts data show male deaths by own action rise with downturns, while female rates show no fixed pattern. war stress and unemployment affect both sexes differently.
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New York
Shay Andy
Ani
Statistical Bureau of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Massachusetts
Bay
Usnvary
United States
Massac
Cruelty Driving Most Divorces in 1920s United States
Falls Six Floors Unhurt story follows a dramatic window incident while national divorce data shows cruelty as the leading motive in U S marriages across decades. The report notes cruelty rising, desertion and neglect as major causes, with adultery prominent in both genders and shifts linked to prohibition era statistics.
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Washington
Dune
Tee Serlion
Durie
Tevoree
Weeks Spends More Restful Night After Surgery
Secretary Weeks remains under care in Boston after removal of stones at Massachusetts General Hospital. Doctors report he slept comfortably through the night and his condition is improving though not yet normal.
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Weeks
Ky United Pre Noston
Mass
Vane 2
Jol W. Weeks
Ve. Heen
Daniel Piske Janes
Surecon
Lash
Mshitreli
Gonerst Hospital
Two Girls Drownings Incident In Kentucky Pond
Two girls drown as companions are saved by boys near PAHS Kentucky. Wading into a pond beyond depth, rescue efforts save two while a third girl remains in danger amid a murky incident reported locally with unclear names and places.
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Pahs
Mary Dares
Sutanlay
Malley
License payment warning ends in tragic family loss
A fragmented obituary mentions a license payment warning by police and describes a deadly event near a city area. It notes survivors including four brothers Hernird Herman Hotty dean Wray and one sister low Hilt of Gearpretowo, detailing family losses.
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Buchlonly
Choy
Lal
Haney
Stanten
Thee City
Hernird
Herman
Hotty Dean Wray
Low Hilt
Gearpretowo
South Cotton Crop In Good Shape 76.6 Percent Normal
A government release states the south cotton crop stands at 76.6 percent of normal, above last year’s level. It lists state readings from Virginia to North Carolina and Tennessee, noting favorable conditions though pests like grasshoppers affect some areas.
City hires law firm to collect taxes
Tax collection drive expands as city contracts a law firm to pursue delinquent accounts. Vague references imply nationwide ties and legal action in municipal revenue efforts, with names and places obscured in the OCR.
West Reports Real Winter Touch Across Nation
Weather across the country shows a mix of severe conditions and cool spells. Notable events include a powerful windstorm in Wales and Kansas, Boston experiencing a heat relief shift, and San Francisco recording extreme showers, with four people hospitalized and numerous buildings damaged.
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West
Heat Stroke Abates as Heat Wave Relents in Several States
Chicago relief from an enduring heat wave arrives as temperatures drop after record highs. Renewed forecasts predict possible showers, while the death toll rises modestly with several prostrations and heat related illnesses reported across Illinois Ohio and surrounding areas.
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Chicago
Severa
Weather Bureau
Chisago
Cleveliinil
Ohio
Cleveland
Furthr
Wml
Amundsen Expedition Heads Toward Cape Columbia
Uncertain reports place Amundsen and party moving from Novi Pile on May 21 toward Cape Columbia Grantland. No news has arrived as the 1 day deadline for Merz’s return passes. A cache of supplies is known near Cape Coluning with the goal roughly aug miles from the direct route to the pole.
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Aed
Amundsers
Novi Pile
Cape Columbia
Grantland
Merz
Cape Coluning
Arnaudiente
Auppilies
Pole
Tarene
Amudsen
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Insurance Bureau
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Cincinnati
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Tallis
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William Last
United Bross
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