Ford’s Party Stand Questioned by Ex Governor Osborn
Ex Governor Chase Osborn of Michigan says Ford has no clear party backing and warns Democrats could use his position to push a pacifist agenda. He predicts Ford’s nomination chances hinge on Michigan voters in the August 26 primaries and asserts a risk of a rubber-stamp Senate if Ford is elected.
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Osborn
Midh
United States
Fgan
William Alden Smith
Belmont
Washington
Henry Ford
Michigan
United States Senate
Mr. Osborn
Ford
William Alden
America
Shali Ford
City to pay 50000 for women's election officers
The article reports New York City election costs rising to about 350000 this year with 33660 officers to be appointed for primaries and election day more than double last year. Tammany Hall led push to assign half of officer posts to women, reflecting broader gender inclusion in the vote process.
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It’ Isesti
Tammany Hall
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Hare
Csrseseereer
Ichmond
Eac
Tammany
Charles F. Murphy
Assembly
Queens
Areoseph Sinclair
Eivic
Mrs
Worker
Flushing
Waqueens
Democratic State Committee
Flushing- Jamaica
Connolly
Smith Strength in Democratic Nominating Talks at Knickerbocker
A Democratic State Committee meeting at the Knickerbocker considers unofficial convention plans to gauge Smith support for Governor. Tammany backers favor Alfred E. Smith, with Saratoga set for July 17 and a Syracuse Socratic Committee to air candidates. Possible Lt Governor pick Harry Co. Walker is mentioned alongside other nominees named by upstate and city factions.
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Democratic State Committee
Knickerbocker
Alfred E. Smith
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
Mr. Smith
Smith
Saratoga
Socratic Committee of
Syracuse
Harry Co. Walker
Binghamton
Walker
M. Edward Silberstein
Catskill
Catskill Daily Mail
Greene
New York
Connolly Smediey
Charlies F. Mur
John McCooey
Brooklyn
Newton
Wilson
McAdoo
Washington Administration
Allesomeery
County
Women Enrolled Share by Manhattan Assembly Districts
R Voorhis reports enrollment figures by party and sex in Manhattan Assembly districts. Democratic total enrollment includes 133,435 men and 8,171 women. Republican enrollment shows 76 53 men and 32 050 women with district percentages led by the Fifteenth District for Republicans and Sixteenth for Democrats.
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R. Voorhis
Manhattan
Republican Party
Maile
John Board of Elections
Ocratic
Repub
New York City Senators Faulted for Dignity and Duty Failures
The Citizens Union report condemns the Senate for disorderly procedures and lack of merit in many measures. It cites individual members from John J. Boylan to James J. Walker noting weak records, with calls for new blood and a more independent, service-focused approach.
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Legislative Committee
The
Citizens Union
New York City
Senate
Assembly
Boylan
JOHN _J
York
New Albany
Burlingame
Alvah W., Jr
Carroll
Daniel J
Kings
Ned
Cotillo
Salvatore A
New York
Cromwell
George
Richmond
New York City Committee
Cullen
Thomas H
Become City
Dowling
Edward J
Newark
Harerm River Speedway
Downing
Bernard
Migan
John J
Bronx
DU Farrenkopf
August
Queens
Foley
James A
Gilchrist
Alfred J
Koenig
Jacob
Lawson
Robert R
Lock Wood
Charles C
Fourth District
House
Murphy
Chahi
E. F
Nicoll
Sheridan
John V
Wagner
Robert F
Birteenth
Adrott
Walker
James J
Johnsonmenaces Willis in Ohio letters scare
Special to The New York Times Columbus Ohio June 23 The threat by Professor W H Johnson of Denison University to publish letters attributed to former Governor Frank B Willis has unsettled Republican circles across the state. Johnson hinted he would publish only if politics made it a public necessity and if Willis were renominated. The letters, written in 1915, repeat Willis public views and defend his position on neutrality in international law, prompting Johnson to warn of a possible Prussian victory if Willis is favored.
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Mr. Ford
Intrigui Dem
New Youre Times
Ford
United States Senate
Woodrow Wilson
Michigan
New York Times
Columbus
Ohio
W. H. Johnson
Denison University
Frank B. Willis
Johnson
Willis
Bendignant
Mules Save From Starvation With Paper Oats Feed
Kenneth Gilson of Corry Pennsylvania reports from Spitzbergen Norway where mules could not be fed due to war shortages. A steamship delivered two tons of paper oats a substitute feed from Germany and the mules surprisingly thrived on the new diet.
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Kenneth Gilson
Corry
Penn
Spitzbergen
Norway
Germany
Plan Endless Chain in Lewis Campaign
The "endless chain" plan devised by Senator Theodore Douglas Hobinson will push 60,000 Republicans to pledge support for Attorney General Merton E. Lewis in the New York Republican gubernatorial race. Folders listing ten signatories and the ten Fundamentals will circulate statewide, aided by a new cadre of women workers and local organizers. Senator Robinson spoke on party tactics while awaiting a statewide committee meeting and imminent staff appointments at Lewis headquarters.
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Merton E. Lewis
Forernor
Theodore Douglas Hobinson
Lewis Forces
Lewis
Friends
Robinson
Thorugh
Saratoga
Wandsworth
Calder
Wadsworth and
Whitman
Herkimer
Republican State Committee
United States
Big Ehrough
Republican Party of
New York
Murray Hill Hotel
Lewis Fight
New York County
Citizens Union praised socialists sparks political clash
Assemblyman Abram Ellenbogen accused the Citizens Union of praising socialist lawmakers for opposing war measures. He called the union's stance unpatriotic and warned of damage to New York City finances and state governance. He criticized the union for narrow views and defended Ottinger and Tuckerman's records.
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Terday
Abram Ellenbogen
Assembly
New York
Citizens Union Ges
Ellenbogen
St Assemblymen
Citizens Union
City of
Citisena Union
America
Alice the Elephant Refuses Trip and Breaks Free at Luna
Alice the giant Luna herd elephant balks at a Madison sendoff to Wisconsin. She snaps chains and tears sides from a Long Island freight car, then returns to Luna amid a stampede as Oscar and Sam McCracken relay news to Madison.
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Alice
University of Wisconsin
Luna
Coney Island
Long Island Railroad
Smithereens
Wisconsin
Ringling Brothers
Baraboo
Sam McCracken
Madison
City
Oscar
Eighth Street
Long Island
Diamond
Baby Boo
Bing
Elephant Man
Probation Association Aids 2817 Girls and Expands Work
The New York Probation and Protective Association released its annual report noting aid to 2817 girls in the year. Of these 291 were placed in Waverly House at 38 West Tenth Street where trades are taught, with others placed on the Hillcrest farm in Conn. A $50000 budget seeks to extend the program, with contributions welcomed at 130 East Twenty second Street.
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New York Probation and Protective Association
Waverly House
West Tenth Street
Hillcrest
Conn
Association
East Twenty-second Street
Slain on Queensboro Bridge Approach in Night Assault
On the Queensboro Bridge approach at Second Avenue and Fifty-ninth Street a man was shot and killed as both assailant Antonio Lepore, 82, and victim John Farrell, 31, clashed near a bridge kiosk. Fraser, a policeman, intervened, subduing the suspect. Farrell, a subway foreman, had a recently widowed wife and children.
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Queensboro Bridge
Second Avenue
Fifty-ninth Street
Fraser
Weat
127Th Street
Antonio Lepore
112Th Street
Farrell
Astoria
Germans Wreck Hammer Place Church in St Louis
Federal authorities believe German sympathizers vandalized the Hammer Place Presbyterian Church after the Rev. W. G. Johnston denounced Germany from the pulpit. Worshippers found interior ruined with torn flag, mutilated Bible and hymnbooks, pulpit and pews hacked, and a plane destroyed.
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ST. Louis
Hammer Place Presbyterian Church
Germany
W. G. Johnston
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