Georgia Delegation Plays Delicate Role in Nomination Fight
The piece details Georgia figures pressuring for a Wood or Lowden outcome at the national convention. It notes London influence, candidate withdrawals, and strategic filings as delegates weigh Coolidge, Hughes, Know, Sproul, and Poindexter, aiming to blunt Wood’s position while maintaining party cohesion.
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Wood
Georgia
Eulee
Lowden
Robert Mhogre
Heron
Lowden Ionow
Dunuary
Maesoarh
Wee Wours
Gomera Woot
Sherman
Ulinois
Chicago
Toadére
Myden
Naitee
Siram Johnson
Johnson
Sproul
Know
Henry J. Alien
New York
Poindexter
Washington
New York Pushes Butler Candidacy For Convention
Chicago dispatch reports campaign manager John Davies stating New York delegates prefer Butler and will not back Hatler. He says New York will vote for Butler after a Monday conference at the Congress Hotel to align with Butler’s long service record.
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Dieputeh
Chicago
John PR. Davies
Choise Murray Butler
New York
Hatler
Wath
Congress Hotel
Davies
Wood
Towsden
Butler
New Yar
Hatier
Delingon
Evry
Chuire
Morrow Boomed For Vice President
A garbled plea for Morrow as vice president candidate surfaces amid unclear names and affiliations. The fragment hints at Benson or Perrey delegations and a general meeting, but details remain unreadable.
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Morrow
Kentucky Governors and Wood Debate in 1920s Remarks
Fragmented OCR describes political tension in Kentucky with Governor Morrow and Wood, Foster’s claims, and Republican National Division context. Mentions Lowden, Hint, Bradley, and prior Kentucky governor candidates, plus fundraising scrutiny by Senate committee about campaign spending.
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Morrow
Rine Ha Mate
Cipeain Foster
Kentucky
Republcan
Jas
Willy
Porter
Geyruetter
Mantian
Lowiswine
Gaisnur
Willa Bradley
Republien
Kesitucky
Jysus Hann
Chauce
Fouk
Senate
Marins
Lowden
Narning
General Wood Gay
Srenter
Tne
Women Picket Lines Form Ahead of Convention
In Chicago on June 4, leaders of the National Woman's party rented a shop opposite the Coliseum to coordinate a picket line for the Republican National Convention. Miss Paul, party chair, directed banners and protests while members move in to prepare actions against the party.
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Chicago
National Woman's Party
Paul
Scott Baker
Republic Parte
Beeckman to Be Boomed for e Presid ency
Rhode Island governor Beeckman is slated for renomination at the Republican convention in Chicago as the vice presidential candidate. A campaign committee led by William H. Maclay of New Jersey is organized to push the plan.
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Woverner
Lu Beeckman
Rhode Island
Chicago
Campben
William Hy Maclay
New Jer
Farmers to Pat Perands Before Both Conventions
Washington reports the Farmers National Council outlines reconstruction planks for the Democratic and Republican platforms. George P. Hampton leads a Westward delegation to press farmers' aims in Chicago and San Francisco, urging credit, fair taxation, and packaging industry controls as key remedies.
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Washington
Chicago
San Froncinco
George P. Hampton
Council
Hampton
Westhig Couity
Benjamin C. March
Texas
Ar Mh
Aynecnieene
Wat
Farmers of America
Farmers’ National Council
German and French CI soldiers suffer wounds in Silex clash
Reports from Berlin cite German and French colonial troops as wounded in a skirmish near Silex, with dispatches credited to German sources. The German government and allied authorities acknowledge the incident as foreign intervention with Allied reactions noted.
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Silex
London
Aitelwite
Suleman
Itm
Wambee
Poreuia
Wil Hoth
Tim Oireleay
Berlin
Nora Ti Hight
Grewn
Anid
Turgomacter
Glaiwite
F Jinneilaoston
Harlin
Moses Insists Steam Roller Has New Trick
A fragmented political analysis discusses factional moves around the 1920 Republican convention. It cites General Wood, Senator Johnson, and Mr Hoover as contenders with Governor Lowden, noting party leaders and national committee influence shaping delegate support and potential coalition strategies.
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Moses
Towden
Comiltoonien Hulk
Pegelay
Republicus Caimin
Wood
Johnson
My. Hover
Texoontity
Lowden
Seerees
Cnmmittee
Plata
Inneapolis
National Committee
Chical
Nemalites
Iesl
Grote W. Pardlys
Sonaroe
Trovanen
Si-Handel
Favors France Paying U.S. Debt With Colonies
Delegates in Hartford debate proposals from Professor Gide to address U S debt through colonial assets. The plan envisions transferring securities to France as a means to ease financial strain on the United States while maintaining diplomatic balance amid partisan tensions.
Lowden Gains Delegates in Southern States
In Chicago on June 4 the Associated Press reports Lowden forces counting twenty delegates secured positions in the Republican National Committee decisions. Contests across southern districts, including Georgia and South Carolina, were debated with Tolbert and Wood supporters pushing for seating. The committee, amid tense scenes, upheld regular procedures and rejected broad seating changes while calls for party harmony continued.
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Chicago
Lowden
Wood
Perry
Lowden Fovcus
Massoloni
Tr Hugh Lent
Holdengitt
Mbert
Carolina
Georgia
Isleports
Tolbert
South Carolina
Republican Party
Hel Berge
South
Istos
Vonre
Canvantiana
Starke
Uttitavits
Cuuk Sinien
Regulrd
Gates
Tackha
Fram
National Committee
Pri ‘Olinson
Maer
Palmer Used Both Booze and Money Jennings Charges
Emerson P. Jennings, former candidate for Congress in the Sixth Pennsylvania District, arrived in New York to denounce Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer. He accused Palmer of running a liquor fueled campaign and urged investigation by Judge Ern e Ronniwell’s committee. Jennings claimed campaign directors used liquor and questioned the fairness of the Republican ticket.
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Emerson P. Jennings
Congress
Pennia
New York
A. Mitchell Palmer
Ife
Walter B.edge
McAlpin Annex
Edge
Erne Ronniwell
Rottiwell
Palmer
My. Jennings
Wilson rumored sent to Mayo Clinic for operation
Chicago reports said President Wilson would be taken to Rochester Minnesota next week for an operation at the Mayo Clinic but Mayo Clinic officials denied the plan. The White House and Cabinet members offered no comment on the rumor as speculation swirled around a possible discussion with Rear Admiral Cary Grayson.
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Chicago
Mayo Clinic
Minnesota
Washington
Wilson
Rorhester
Minn
Wis
Rochester
Tyne 4
Maxé
Wespiy Hake
W Alor
Thay
Travers
Cary Grayson
Allen Plans Federal Tribunal Platform For Industrial Disputes
CHICAGO June 4 Governor Allen Kansas nominee General Wood announced a platform plank for a Federal tribunal to decide industrial controversies after conciliation efforts fail. He said the plank would protect the public from industrial pressure and strikes. The American Federation of Labor planned to send reps to present labor views as resolutions committee leadership was debated.
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Chicago
Atlen Kansas
Wood
Allen
Avers Qetermnanien Preenges
American Federation of Labor
Flere
Organized Labor
Matfors
Senamy Watson
Indiana
Ogden le Mills Jt
New York
Resolutions
W. Murray Crone
Massachusetts
Old Guard
Toroot
Wisconsin
Kellogg
Minnesota
Johnson
Idate Iit
Plink
Sekell Seni
Marine Engineer Slain During Whisky Row Turmoil
A marine operator named Charles W. Claissan was shot and killed at 20a Chamber Street amid a riot over whisky prices. Papers suggest he led crew activity aboard the Nansemond. Observers note unsettled markets and a disorderly scene as police investigated the homicide.
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Siai
Charles W. Clossan
Kineer
Othe Brienne
Chamber Street
Cloasen
Nansemond
Market Drivers’ Union
Kerogd
Present Covenant Dialogue From Cana Meena Discussion
Fragments of a public exchange reveal a debate over a present covenant. A participant questions its meaning while another observer suggests redrafting may be needed. The exchange hints at tensions around reservations and possible revisions.
Russian Girl Weds to Avoid Nationalization
Geneva June 3 Miss Lydia Zelinshara of Moscow faced a forced nationalization, being asked to marry a Bolshevik leader to avoid losing her status. The wedding would exempt her from state seizure, but the plan failed as the marriage did not proceed and authorities created a new path for her status.
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Lenine
Mark
Geneva
Lydia
Ata
Moscow
Veneva
Yreterda
Miss Zelinshara
Moremw
Sana Te
Lighows
Ence Ulate
Brace
Hncomin
Swiss Vitico
Weiss
Coromon Dons
Zelvisharn
Robbers Hold Up Store And Bewail Small Haul
A fragmentary report describes two men attempting a store robbery on Schulter and Church Streets. One claimed he paid the clerk, another fled after a firefight with a revolver drawn, with the pair ultimately escaping in a taxi after a brief confrontation. The account is unclear about outcomes or injuries.
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Schulter Corpee
Ice as internal remedy in historic tribute
A two hundred year old tribute notes the practice of swallowing ice for chronic indigestion. It contrasts natural ice with modern filtered ice delivered in clean wagons, praising Knicker Hyzera ice made from four times filtered water and kept in clean containers like a home ice cream freezer.
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