Mack Sees Victory for Good Democrat in Baltimore Plan
Norman E. Mack, chairman of the National Democratic Committee, calls for a Baltimore June 20 meeting of the Committee on Arrangements to shape the convention. He says no conference occurred here, declares business will be handled in Baltimore, and notes potential temporary chairmen including Gorman, Kern, Sulzer, James, Henry, and Lewis.
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Committee On
Baltimore
Norman E. Mack
National Democratic Committee
Mack
Belvedere
Democratic Party
United States
Gorman
John W. Jxern
Indiana
William Sulzer
Ollie M. James
Kentucky
Robert. L. Henry
Texas
Col
James Hamilton Lewis
Chicago
Keith to sue to overturn New York delegates at national convention
Henry P. Keith a Democratic State Committee member says he will file in Supreme Court to restrain New York delegates from voting in the Baltimore National Convention. He seeks a new state convention to support Mayor Gaynor for president, citing primary law violations at Terrace Garden.
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Henry P. Keith
Democratic State Committee
Nassau
Suffolk
Supreme Court
New York
Terrace Garden
Keith
Gaynor
Lathrop Brown
St. James
L. I. Henry Unterhart
John P. Graham
Charles F. Murphy
Secretary of State
Byrnes
Rhinelander Waldo
Congress
Independence League
Daniel F. Cohalan
Tammany Hall
Appellate
Lower Court
Murphy
F. Q. Stewart
Charlton
Iowa
Tammany
Baltimore
Stewart
John F. Shafroth
Colorado
Clark
Bryan
William J. Gaynor
La_Follette
Shafroth
Beets Price Fight Fueled by Farmers in Beet Sugar Era
Chester Morey of Great Western Sugar Company testifies in a government suit about farmers repeatedly forcing price rises for beets from 4.50 to 5.00 per ton with extras. He details escalating bonuses, silo costs, and shifts in hauling and consolidation benefits across multiple western factories and growing markets. Morey to continue testimony at 11 oclock.
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Sugar Trust
Chester
Morey
Great Western Sugar Company
Wilson B. Brice
Federal
Charles W. Waterman
H. O. Havemeyer
Mr. Havemeyer
Eaton
Loveland
Greeley
Col
Longmont
Windsor
Fort Collins
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Dry Cleaning Introduces Charge Account Convenience
The notice promotes a charge account system for quicker deliveries and better service atDry Cleaning stores. It encourages applications at any location and highlights the telephone and charge option to save trouble.
Mexican Battle at Pearson and Huerta Campaign Updates
Eyewitness telegrams report fighting between Rebels and Federals near Pearson Texas. In Santa Rosalía Huerta’s division camps while roads and bridges are repaired toward Torreon. Orozco forces, though not dispersed, are surrounded near the Torreon district. In Chihuahua city, Orozco aides promise protection for foreigners and property with most Americans having evacuated.
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EL Paso
Texas
Pearson
International
Mexico Northwestern Railroad
Juarez
New York
London
Montreal
Huerta
Santa Rosalia
Mexico
Bachimba Pass
Orozco
Chihuahua
Mexican Central Railroad
Torreon
Campa
Argumedo
Nasas
Blanquet
José Cordova
Steel bill sent back to Senate with repeal clash
Under Representative Underwood the Democratic House rejected the Senate amendment, declining to concur in the repeal of the Canadian Reciprocity act and the print paper duty. Democrats then sent the bill back to Senate, proposing two minor pig iron and ferro silicon edits and triggering potential conference.
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New York Times
Washington
Underwood
Democratic House Today
Senate
House
Democrats of the
Ways and Means
Desis
New York Dinners Honor German Officers at Waldorf-Astoria
Mayor Gaynor leads a 700 guest reception for the visiting German squadron with praise for German progress and Anglo American ties. Admiral Winslow and Count Bernstorff also speak on naval peace, friendship, and the shared goals of both nations.
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Berlin
Germany
Gaynor
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
von Rebeur-Paschwitz
Count von Bernstorff
Cameron McR. Winslow
Seth Low
Winslow
United States
Moltke
England
Bernstorff
America
Europe
Visit of German Admiral Draws City Officials and Crowds
Rear Admiral von Rebeur Paschwitz and staff visited New York, meeting Mayor Gaynor and officials, touring the Moltke and Stettin at the Navy Yard, with ceremonies at City Hall and multiple official receptions. Sailors toured the city, and a busy afternoon ended with gatherings at the Louisiana and Yacht Club amid large public interest.
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von Rebeur-Paschwitz
New York
United States
Prince Henry
Prussia
Germany
Gaynor
Winslow
vonnebeur-Paschwitz
Hudson
Tasker H. Bliss
United States Army
Governors Island
Albert Gleaves
New York Navy Yard
Herr K. Zeigler
Metropolitan Club
Admiral von Rebeur-Paschwitz
Moltke
Stettin
Bremen
West Twentythird Street
Eagan
McCarthy
Wood
McClusky
Ritter_von Mann
Kropige
Seebohm
Seth Low
Herman Ridder
George F. Kunz
Rhinelander Waldo
J. Pierpont Morgan, Jr
Edward Hagaman Hall
Howard Carroll
R. A. C. Smith
Admiral Winslow
Oliver
New Hampshire
Snowden
South Carolina
Hoogewerff
Kansas
Welles
Louisiana
Lieut
Zogbaum
Navy Yard
Gleaves
Whitehall Club
Mr. Low
William Loeb, Jr
William R. Willcox
Public Service Commission
Low
von Rebeur- Paschwitz
Ninety-sixth Street
Coney Island
Naval Branch
Brooklyn
Eightieth Street
New York Yacht Club
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Mr. Vanderbilt
Great Crush Of Visitors At Moltke Ship
Crowds swarmed the German battle cruiser Moltke yesterday afternoon jammed boats around the port gangway. To prevent overload the captain ordered the ship closed to visitors at 3 30. Boatmen shifted course to use the starboard gangway to unload remaining passengers.
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Eightieth Street
Moltke
Prince Henry XXXVII
Reuss
Prince Henry
Vanderlip Attacks the Money Inquiry
The document reports Vanderlip's critique of the money inquiry and argues for admission based on a bank’s solvency capitalization and reputable management. It notes the Clearing House’s standard that no bank is expelled while compliant, then begins to describe the Clearing House’s stance.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Hughes
H. P. Keith
West
Sixth Avenue E
Hunyadi
Janos
Col. Roosevelt
Bishop Greer
U. 8S. N
A. Ritter van Mann Edler von Tischlér
McAneny
Mayor Gaynor
Count Bernstoriff
Kalger
United
Hampton Roads
Robert Adamson
Daniel P. Appleton
Edward B. Amend
Charles B. Alexander
George B. Agnew
George C. Boldt
Nicholas Murray Butler
Otto T. Barnard
George Co. Batcheller
Edmund L. Baylies
Francis C. Bishop
Irving T. Bush
Samuel J. Bloomingdale
Adolph Bloch
Franklin Q. Brown
Walter J. Briggs
James J. Coogan
Jacoo A. Cantor
Lewis D. Conley
John D. Crimmins
J. Sergeant Cram
Frank R. Chambers
E. R. Carhart
Robert W. de Forest
George R. Dyer
Charles A. Donohue
Michael J. Drummond
William H. Edwards
Raymond B. Fosdick
Aube Fce
W. B. Ellison
George Shret
Simeon Ford
Louis
T. Firuski
Charles V. Fornes
Samuel W. Fairchild
Charles J. Gunther
Benedict J. Greenhut
Elbert H. Gary
Charles W. Gehring
Edwin Gould
Albert E. Gallatin
Rudolph Helwig
Alexander C. Humphreys
Louis Haupt
George T. Harvey
Peter Cooper Hewitt
Haight
F. W. Harriman
A. Jacoby
Otto H
Harry P. Stimpson
L. S. Thompson
A. H. Thurston
Henry W. Taft
Calvin Tomkins
Edward M. Tierney
Henry R. Towne
Samuel Untermyer
R. B. van Cortlandt
Bernard von Bulow
Frank S. Witherbee
Patrick A. Whitney
Robert F
Mr. Mayer
New York City
City Hall
von Rebeur- Pischwitz
Broadway
Herr Ziegler
Bliss
Twenty-ninth United States Infantry
Twenty-ninth Infantry
PI Allupt
Panamas
Bangkoks
Ices
Vanderlip
Money Inquiry
St. Louis
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
K. E. Palmer
Cor
31St St
Madison
F. A. Vanderlipper
E. P. Currier
A. P. Pujo
House of Representatives
Custom House
N. Y
Untermyer
Saks
Saks & Company
34Th Street
Brill
Chambers St
Cortlandt ST
Greenwich
125Th Street
3D Ave
Union Square
14Th Street
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