Delegates Leave Buffalo for Chicago Governorship Ballot
A delegate train departs Buffalo for Chicago carrying three aspirants for New York governorship aboard the New York Central special. George A. Glyn leads the Republican State Committee. Parsons of Oswego oversees the train. several prominent lawmakers and political figures are listed as likely to join or support the campaign.
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New York Central
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George A. Glyn
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Oswego
Francis M.kivgo
Elon H. Hooker
Didho Butler
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Genesel Wood
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Russell Wignator
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Robert W. Ben N. Smith
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New York
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General Wood
Tiffanys Global Jewel Network Adverts
A compact listing highlights Tiffany & Co venues on Fifth Avenue and 37th Street in New York, a Paris address on Rue de la Paix, a London showroom on Regent Street, and a portfolio of pearls diamonds and jewelry.
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Hughes campaign eyes Chicago convention move
Admirers of Charles E Hughes rally for him in central and northern states. About 500 lithographs of Hughes displayed in Chicago as supporters plan to press his name if a deadlock at the convention allows. Butler and his wife travel to Chicago with Sarah Schuy Butler to bolster Butler headquarters at the Congress Hotel. Judge John R Davion to guide the Columbia president campaign for the Presidential nomination. The Butler family to stay at the Blackstone Hotel.
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Columbia
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Dr. Butler
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Miss Hay Leaves Republican Women After Chicago Convention
Miss MaryGar yest Hay of New York, a leader among Republican women, will not hold party office after the National Republican convention. She plans to leave to work for woman suffrage and may campaign against Senator James Wadsworth Jr. of New York, an anti suffrage foe up for reelection. McCormick is favored for the vice chairmanship as Hay exits.
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Alabama
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Wall Street Odds Shift Against Johnson in Presidential Nominations
Wall Street betting on the Presidential nominations turned against Senator Johnson with odds of 1 to 6 against him. Money flowed against Wood 1 to 6, Harding 1 to 6, Hughes 1 to 6, Coolidge 1 to 6, Lowden 1 to 10, Allen 1 to 12, Taft 1 to 12, Hoover 1 to 7, and Knox 1 to 10. On the Democratic side McAdoo remains the frontrunner with odds of 5 to 6 against him and 3 to 6 yesterday.
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Hughes
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Lowden
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Taft
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McAdoo
Melbourne Welcomes Prince of Wales with Massive Parade
Prime Minister Hughes cabled praise for the Prince of Wales arrival in Australia. The Prince was greeted by the Governor General and all Australian bodies as 600,000 residents cheered from decorated streets. Aerial planes circled overhead while he mingled with crowds and met many diggers and schoolchildren forming an Australia map.
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Hughes
Mark Sheldon
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Prince of Wales
France
California funds tied to Wood campaign scrutiny
Testimony details how funds for Leonard Wood’s campaign were raised in New York and California. Witnesses describe transfers through Loeb, Sprague, and Monell, with a total Wood national fund around 426 thousand dollars as auditors weigh contributions and committee finances.
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Sprague
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Ways ‘and Means Committee
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Herbert Satterson
Leonard Wood Lewern
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Stebns
Pliny Root Jr
Harry M Goodrich
Marell M. Clark
Ambrace Monell
Ogden Reid
Leonard Wand
Additio and
Woodcamp Committee
Seon
National Fund
Holstein cow sets world record price at sale
A Holstein cow brought a world record price of 30000 at the Minnesota Holstein Prices sale in St Paul. Gustav Pubes of Dousman Wisconsin paid for Pabst Korndyke Cornflower, purchased from Fred Pabst Canomo, Wisconsin. The previous record was 315400.
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Greek Minister Denies King Will Abdicate
London June 4 Greek Minister denies reports that King Alexander of Greece plans abdication or to visit his father former King Constantine. The minister states the rumors are unfounded while confirming no such intention exists.
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Constantine
Tennessee adviser Norm Davis picked for Under Secretary post
Norm H. Davis, a Tennessean and financial adviser to the American Peace Mission in Paris, was selected to succeed Frank L. Folk as Under Secretary of State. His appointment, pending formal approval, marks a shift in the department leadership.
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Frank L. Folk
Germans to Take Charge of Spanish Potash Output
Berlin reports that Spanish potash production will be placed under German control with German capital and labor prominent. Two German potash experts, Gurte and Zier vokel, visited Spain and assess that the Spanish government may grant wide concessions to the German potash syndicate for mining and derivatives.
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Germans Defy Entente Over Airship Surrender
Berlin dispatch reports German protests at surrender terms for airships under the peace treaty. Zeppelins stalls refuse to prepare ships for the Entente unless two large passenger airships are guaranteed and workshops and installations are not to be destroyed.
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Polk Quits Post as Under Secretary of State
President Wilson accepts the resignation of Franklin K. Polk as Under Secretary of State due to health. Norman H. Davis, a Tennessee native and former Treasury official, is designated as his successor and will assume duties when Polk retires. Davis previously led international financial efforts and served in wartime diplomacy roles.
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