Johnson Denies Weakening On the League in Primary News
Chicago June 6 Senator Johnson said he carries North Carolina by ten to one and will fight for the league of nations. Governor Lowden plans to stay in Chicago through the convention, while Senator Harding arrives to lead Ohio Republicans, each shaping the Illinois delegation and convention strategy.
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Johnson
North Carolina
North Carolin
Tl Chien
Pat
League of Nafione
Sid
League of Nations
Borsh
Senator Borah
Borah Chalman
Johnmz
Lowden
Springfield
Illinois
Harding
Ohio
Republicans
Petty
Military Training Plank Urged on Both Parties
Charles D. Orth of the National Security League urges universal military training be adopted by both parties. He writes to Hay and Cummings claiming it would dispel misgivings about expense and militarism and label opponents as peddlers of false arguments.
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Charles D. Orth
National Security League
Hays and Cummings
Homer Cummings
Orth
Japanese Visit Roosevelt Grave Pilgrimage Totals 1500
About 1,500 persons, mainly Japanese from the Nippon Club of New York, make a pilgrimage to Theodore Roosevelt’s grave. They carry flowers and tour the Sagamore Hill site, sending wreaths after visiting the plot.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Governors and Delegates Attend Wood Reception
CHICAGO June 6 Governors of patos and various states and delegates gathered at 2700 Lakes Avenue for a Wood campaign reception. General Wood and Mrs. Wood greeted guests including Governors Shoup Norbeck Beeckman Campbell and others, while plans and pledges to support Wood dominated the event.
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Chicago
Patos
Leonard Wood
Lakes Avenue
Ita
General Wood
J. W. Towle
Nebraska
Nebraska del Gates
Johnson
Missouri Delegates Debate Babler Unseating and Lowden Fund
St Louis dispatch reports Missouri Republicans at the Chicago convention discuss the Lowden fund, possible ouster of National Committeeman Jacob Babler, and removal of Goldstein and Moore over fund acceptance. Babler dodges questions on resigning as the fund’s unspent balance is questioned.
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Tribune
ST. Louis
Missouri
Chicago
Jacob L. Babler
Nat Goldstein
Robert E. Moore
Lowden
Babler
Lowdon
Bubler
One-Man Trolley Car Injures Boy in Brooklyn
Two-year-old William Brill of Bensonhurst wandered into Twenty first Ave and Eighty sixth Street as a one man trolley operated by August Heines of 220 Fiftieth Street Brooklyn dragged him about 100 feet. Heines was arrested on felonious assault charges after witnesses said the car appeared to travel at dangerous speed.
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William Brill
Bensonburnt
Twenty-first Avenue
Eighty-sixth Street
August Heines
Fiftieth Street
Brooklyn
Kuhne
Heines
Jersey Democrats to Parade for Edwards at Edgewater Park
Bergen and Hudson county Democrats announce a send off for Governor Edward I Edwards before his San Francisco trip. The program at Palisades Amusement Park Edgewater includes a parade and fireworks with Edwards to speak.
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San Francisco
Hackensack
N. J
Bergen
Hudson
Edward I. Edwards
New Jersey
Palisades Amusement Park
Edgewater
Messenger Held in Bond Plot Missing From Cell
Joseph Gluck the twenty three year old messenger and confessed participant in a five million dollar Wall Street securities loot plot was reported missing from the Tombs as detectives traced his movements. Warden Harney said Gluck had been removed by District Attorney detectives and was aiding in rounding up bond shelves while authorities sought Nick Cohn, alleged mastermind.
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Joseph Gluck
Wall Street
Gluck
John J. Harney
Nick Cohn
Vauclain as Dark Horse Candidate for Republican Nomination
Defiance reports prominent Eastern and Ohio Republicans meeting to explore Samuel M. Vauclain of New York and Philadelphia as a potential dark horse for the Republican nomination at Chicago if a deadlock develops. Major Garrett of Philadelphia and Major Tate of Eddystone, Pa, attended the conference representing business interests backing a nonpolitician choice.
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Tribune
Defiance
Ohio
Samuel M. Vauclain
New York
Philadelphia
Baldwin
Wors
Chicago
Develo
W. A. Garrett
J. Lincoln Tate
Eddystone Maplant
Eddystone
Defiance Machine
Smith Daft on New York Finance System and Costs
Albany June 6 Governor Smith denounces a free-for-all finance system after last year’s legislature approved appropriations totaling 142.9 million while 140.7 million were signed into law and 2.1 million vetoed. He advocates an executive budget, fewer boards, and department-led spending with a projected year end surplus around 13 million amid rising salaries and cost of living.
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Albany
Smith
State Highway Department
Bureau
Comptroller's Office
Slao
Department of Education
New York City
Industrial Commission
New State Arsenal
Palisades Interstate Park
Brooklyn State Hospital
Central Islip State Hospital
Kings Park State Hospital
Manhattan State Hospital
Middletown State Hospital
Utica State Hospital
Marcy
Cornell University Agricultural School
Cortland
Potedam
New York State
Delaware River
Pennsylvania
Government plans highway and canal project funding
The state proposed increases in appropriation totaling several million dollars for infrastructure. Allocation includes 3,475 to aid insured rural post services, 8,460,000 for highway construction contracts, 2,825,000 for canal work, and 1,000,000 to advance the New York New Jersey tunnel project.
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New York
New Jersey
Educator Urged to Align Teacher Pay With Artisans
A National Economic League special committee urged a Federal Department of Education headed by a Cabinet member as a key step to promote education. The group also backs adult and foreigner education and supports a minimum wage for teachers in public graded schools at least equal to skilled artisans.
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League
Department of Education
The
National Economic League
Women Demand Equal Representation on Republican Committee
A Chicago conference of state chairmen and delegates urged a five member committee to push for equal representation of women on the Republican national committee and its executive board. Amid debate the amendment to pursue equal rather than adequate representation narrowly passed 76 to 74, with Medill McCormick chairing the new committee and Miss Hay named ex officio member. A New York delegation train meeting backed equal aims and a reception for Republican women was held at the party headquarters.
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Republican Party
National Committee
Fletcher Dobyns
Illinois Women
Miss Hay
Committee of Five
Medill McCormick
Arthur Livermore
New York
Raymond Robins
Ilinois
Mia
Frank H. Dodson
Town
Katherine Philips Edson
California
East
West
Middle West
Chicago
National Republican Committee
Miss South
Judge Pritchard Nominated for Vice Presidential Bid
CHICAGO March . Judge A G Pritchard of North Carolina will be proposed for the Republican Vice Presidential nomination if North Carolina delegates believe he cannot win the Presidency Marion Butler former United States Senator announced that Pritchard had consented to the plan He said North Carolina and possibly other Southern states would likely back the ticket at the polls
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Chicago
Sunc
A. G. Pritchard
North Carolina
Wtste
Marion Butler
United States
Johnson Leading Wood in North Carolina Primary Result
Incomplete returns from about two thirds of North Carolina indicate Senator Hiram Johnson ahead of Major General Leonard Wood in the Republican presidential primary. Official totals await Chicago convention choices. Democratic primary shows Senator Lee leading for U S Senate and Cameron Morrison leading for governor.
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North Carolina
Raleigh
N. C
Brooklyn GI Weds Carmela Ceparing in Our Lady of Loretto
John D. Vachto holder of draft number 258 and first drawn in Washington in summer 1917 married Misa Carmela Ceparing of 196 Stone Avenue Brooklyn at the Church of Our Lady of Loretto. Vachto served with the 77th Division and was slightly gassed in the Argonne just before the armistice.
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John D. Vachto
Myrtle Avenue
Brooklyn
Washington
Church of Our Lady of Loretto
Misa Carmela Ceparing
Stone Avenue
Vachto
Argonne
Labor Party Plans Dominant Topic At Montreal AFL Meet
The American Federation of Labor opens its annual Montreal convention with efforts to form an American labor party within years. Cyrus Grow of Los Angeles urges drafting a platform for a third party, while Gompers is viewed as opposing a partisan move. Delegates from Western unions back the cause, though conservatives doubt success. The convention will assess U.S. political plans and labor-friendly platform reforms.
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Montreal
American Federation of Labor
Cyrus Grow
Los Angeles
Labor Party
Metal Trades Council of the Pacific
Samuel Gompers
United States
Delegates Wives Board Jersey Convention Train
Newark to Chicago special train carries New Jersey delegates and wives to the convention. Sixteen pledged to Wood with the rest to Johnson. Former Governor Stokes reaffirms Wood support and says second choice will be debated on board. Some Jersey delegates favor a Jersey man as Vice Presidential nominee. Frelinghuysen and Stokes reportedly open to the post.
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Wood
Newark
N. J
New Jersey
Chicago
Elizabeth
Trenton
Will Bede
Johnson
Edward Stokes
Jersey
United States
Joseph Frelinghuysen
Beecher's eloquent sermon on apple pie ends
A fragment notes Beecher delivering an eloquent sermon on the topic of apple pie, reflecting his rhetorical style and demeanor during the discourse. The snippet hints at moral or cultural reflections tied to a dessert theme.
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Beecher
Furniture Sale Prices from Living Room and Sofas
The listing presents sale pricing for Living Room Refectory Tables Gate Log Tables Tip Tables and Sofa Tables with sale prices. Overstuffed Sofas and Arm Chairs are shown with reduced amounts including Upholstered Side Chairs. Prices range from 25 to 305 across items, highlighting discounts on living room furniture.
Dining Room Drop Leaf Cabinet and Tables Sale Notice
Furniture sale listing includes a dining room drop leaf china cabinet at 175 with sale price 131.25. Three part table 130 150 now 97.5 and 112.5. Wood arm chairs 28 to 32 now 21 to 24. Wood side chairs 28 to 36 now 21 to 27.5. Oval breakfast table sale price 56.25.
Hall Hotere pine aries sale price details
Sale items include pine aries with $250 list, $108.75 sale. Grandfather Clocks at $275 and $350 sale items at $206.25. Console Tables $262.50 with $45 IRS and $33.75 sale. Low Boys $86.25 from $45. Chifforobes $157.50. Dressing Table Bench $28 with $21 sale. additional items range from $50 to $75 and $56.25 and $32.10.
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Hotere Pine Aries
Irs
McHugh
Tiny Tim Chairs and Settees Sale Prices
Children’s Room offers Tiny Tim Chairs at 15 dollars and Tiny Tim Settees at 24 dollars. These prices highlight a focused sale on compact furniture pieces for children, promoting affordable, space saving options for kids’ rooms.
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Tiny Tim
Catalog of discounted homeware and rugs sale items
A listing of multiple sale prices across items such as candlesticks table runners framed pictures shades smoking stands Ruskin pottery baskets Bukara carpeting Peruvian wool rugs and related goods with varied markdowns from low single digits to mid hundreds, reflecting a regional retailer's clearance or promotional event. The fragmented text includes price ranges and individual sale prices without a cohesive narrative or dates.
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