Johnson Denies Weakening On the League
Chicago June 6 Senator Johnson reviewed telegraphic returns from the North Carolina primary and insisted he remains firm on the league of nations. He said he would be represented at the ultimate conference wherever it occurs and that he has not weakened his position. Governor Lowden will stay in Chicago through the convention and will not decide on permanent leadership yet. Harding arrives to rally Ohio Republicans and says the campaign should avoid dictating a platform and bow to voters' wishes.
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North Carolina
North Carolin
Tl Chien
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League of Nafione
Sid
League of Nations
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Borah Chalman
Johnmz
Lowden
Springfield
Illinois
Harding
Ohio
Republicans
Petty
Towle
Pershing
Tilmots
Wood
New York
General Wood
Henry L. Stimson
Andrew B. Wood
Anti- Saloon League
Springfield Gardens Methodist Church
United States Supreme Court
United States
New York State
New York City
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Smith
Columbi
Military Training Plank Urged by Two Parties
Charles D. Orth of the National Security League writes to Homer Cummings and James A. Reed urging universal military training be included in party platforms. He argues it will dispel fears about propriety and cost and combat perceived militarism while countering against opponents who label supporters as munition advocates.
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Charles D. Orth
National Security League
Hays and Cummings
Homer Cummings
Orth
Japanese Visit Grave Of Theodore Roosevelt
About 1,500 persons visited Theodore Roosevelt's grave in Sagamore Hill Cemetery on June 6. Many carried flowers as eighteen Japanese, mostly Nippon Club members, joined the pilgrimage and sent messages to the Roosevelt family before touring the site.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Governors and Delegates Attend Wood Reception
In Chicago on June 6 Governors from several states attended a Wood campaign reception at 2700 Lakes Avenue hosted by General Mrs. Leonard Wood. Notables included Governors Shoup Norbeck Beeckman Campbell and Stimson with delegates Towle Vass and others. The event stressed support for Wood, with plans to visit Arizona after the election and general sentiment favoring Wood over Johnson and Pershing.
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Chicago
Patos
Leonard Wood
Lakes Avenue
Ita
General Wood
J. W. Towle
Nebraska
Nebraska del Gates
Johnson
Missouri Delegates Debate Unseating Babler at Chicago Convention
Missouri Republicans in St Louis debated a Lowden fund scandal and the possible removal of National Committeeman Jacob Babler and other delegates who took Lowden money. An unofficial poll suggested Lowden control of 32 of 36 Missouri delegates despite recent disclosures.
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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 Street
Two year old William Brill of Bensonhurst wandered into Twenty first Avenue and Eighty sixth Street yesterday afternoon and was struck by a one man trolley car operated by August Heines of Brooklyn. The child suffered fractures to both legs and possible internal injuries after being dragged about 100 feet. witnesses said the car appeared to travel at dangerous speed. Police Captain Kuhne ordered Heines arrested on a felonious assault charge.
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William Brill
Bensonburnt
Twenty-first Avenue
Eighty-sixth Street
August Heines
Fiftieth Street
Brooklyn
Kuhne
Heines
Jersey Democrats Parade for Edwards Fireworks Send-Off
Bergen and Hudson county Democrats plan a send-off for Governor Edward I Edwards at Palisades Amusement Park Edgewater. The event Thursday features a parade and fireworks before his San Francisco departure. Local dispatch notes a playful line about Johnson in a separate Baltimore speech referencing prohibition.
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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 a twenty three year old messenger and confessed participant in the Wall Street securities looting plot was reported missing from the Tombs. Detected that Gluck had been removed by District Attorney detectives and is believed to be aiding the gallery hunt for Nick Cohn, one of the alleged masterminds.
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Joseph Gluck
Wall Street
Gluck
John J. Harney
Nick Cohn
Vauclain as Dark Horse Nominee in GOP Deadlock
A Defiance dispatch reports Eastern and Ohio Republicans consider Samuel M. Vauclain of New York and Philadelphia as a dark horse for the Republican presidential nomination if Chicago proves deadlocked. Conference attendees include Major W. A. Garrett of Philadelphia and Major J. Lincoln Tate, former Eddystone plant manager, now leading Defiance business men backing a businessman candidate.
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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 Deplores Careless New York Finance System
Albany June 6 Governor Smith denounces the state's free for all finance method in a statement on last Legislature appropriations. He notes total 1920 appropriations 142,852,056 with 140,728,602 approved and 2,128,454 vetoed, cites 13,000,000 surplus for next year, and calls for an executive budget and reduced boards.
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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 Increases in Highway and Tunnel Costs
State faced higher costs for rural post loads and canal works with a proposed $3 475 increase in appropriation. Additional contracts for highway construction total $8 460 000 and canal work $2 825 000. Progress on the New York New Jersey tunnel is pegged at $1 000 000.
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New York
New Jersey
Educator in Cabinet Urged League Proposes Equal Pay for Teachers
A National Economic League special committee, led by a cabinet linked advocate, backs a federal Education Department to boost national education. It also supports adult and immigrant education and calls for a minimum wage for public school teachers at least equal to skilled artisans.
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League
Department of Education
The
National Economic League
Women Press Equal Representation On National Committee
A Republican conference backed a five member committee to press for equal representation of women in the national committee and executive sections. Debate split on whether to seek equal or adequate representation, with the amendment passing 76 to 74.
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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 as Vice Presidential Prospect
CHICAGO, June sunc. Judge A G Pritchard of North Carolina was proposed for the Republican Vice Presidential nomination if his state delegation doubts his presidential chances. Marion Butler, former U S Senator, announced that Pritchard had consented to the program, asserting North Carolina and other Southern states could be counted at the polls with his name on the ticket.
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Chicago
Sunc
A. G. Pritchard
North Carolina
Wtste
Marion Butler
United States
Johnson Leading Wood in North Carolina Primary
Incomplete returns from two-thirds of North Carolina indicate Senator Hiram Johnson ahead of Major General Leonard Wood in the Republican presidential primary. Final totals await Chicago convention. Senator Johnson leads in Democratic race with Cameron Morrison leading for governor.
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North Carolina
Raleigh
N. C
Brooklyn Soldier Married After War Service
Holder of draft number 258 John D. Vachto of 410 Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn married last night in Our Lady of Loretto Church to Misa Carmela Ceparing of 196 Stone Avenue Brooklyn. Vachto served overseas with the 77th Division and was slightly gassed in the Argonne 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
A F of L to Act on Plans for Labor Party
Montreal June 6 delegates at the American Federation of Labor convention will seek to form an American labor party. Cyrus Grow of Los Angeles says a special committee will draft a platform for 1921. Gompers expected to oppose politicization. debate centers on platform reforms and party prospects.
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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 On Jersey Convention Train
Newark to Chicago bound special train carrying New Jersey’s 28 delegates stops to pick up wives and alternate stops at Elizabeth and Trenton. Sixteen pledged to Wood with the rest to Johnson. Former Governor Stokes affirms Wood vote and second choice debate likely on board. Frelinghuysen and Leonard Stewart reportedly open to the vice presidential role.
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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 Ser Mon On Apple Pie Echoes Classic Debate
A fragment notes Beecher delivering an eloquent sermon on apple pie. The observant line hints at moral and cultural contrasts used to illustrate a broader stance on virtue, domestic life, and religious rhetoric amid 19th century public discourse.
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Beecher
Living Room Refectory and Sofa Tables Sale List
The advertisement lists living room furniture with sale prices for refectory tables 102 to 187.50, gate log tables 26.25 to 33.75, tip tables 26.25 to 33.75, sofa tables 31.50 to 36.75, overstuffed sofas 146.25 to 228.75, overstuffed arm chairs 75 to 142.50, and upholstered side chairs 30 to 45.
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McHugh
Dining Room Drop Leaf Cabinet and Tables Sale Highlights
Furniture sale lists the Dining Room Drop Leaf China Cabinet at 175 with price 131.25, a Three Part Table at 130 150 now 97.50, 112.50 wood arm chairs at 28 to 32 now 21 to 24, Wood Side Chairs 28 to 36 now 21 to 27.50, and an Oval Breakfast Table at 56.25.
Hall Hotere pine aries sale prices listed
The fragment lists furniture items with sale prices including Hall Hotere pine aries at 250 and 108.75, Grandfather Clocks at 275 and 350 with 206.25, Console Tables at 262.50, various dressers and tables with sale prices 33.75 86.25 157.50 21 and 28, plus dressing table bench 32 and 10.
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Hotere Pine Aries
Irs
Tiny Tim Chairs and Settees Sale Prices Listed
The Children’s Room offers Tiny Tim Chairs for 15 and Tiny Tim Settees for 24 in a clear sale listing. Quantity details and applicability not provided.
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Tiny Tim
Sale Price List For Home Furnishings And Rugs
A series of discounted prices covers candlesticks table runners framed pictures smoking stands Ruskin pottery baskets Bukara carpeting Peruvian wool rugs and assorted shades. Prices range from small items 1.85 to 3.75 up to large rugs 20 to 50 with numerous midrange discounts noted.
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