Governors and Delegates Attend Wood Reception
Governors from Colorado South Dakota Rhode Island Arizona Nebraska and New York join General and Mrs Wood at a Chicago reception at 2700 Lakeride Avenue. Delegates discuss Wood Pershing and Johnson support while Brooklyn Republicans back Wood and Stimson urges concerted effort for the nomination.
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Star
CHICA
Leonard Wood
Lakeride
Chicago
Wood
Shoup
Colweado
Peter Norbeck
South Dakota
McMasters
Ernor Beckman
Rhode
Arizona
T W. Towin
Nebraska
Senator Johnson Defends Convention Strategy in Primary Press
In a fragmentary interview during the North Carolina primary cycle Senator Johnson argues the Republican convention will heed the party’s platform and unite voters. He notes light turnout and signals a fight over the platform while stressing allegiance to the party and nation.
Military training plank urged by political groups
Charlee D. Orth of the National Security League writes to party chairmen urging universal military service be placed in party platforms. He argues it is duty to remove reservations about conscription and support universal training as a national necessity amid war advocates.
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Charlee D. Orth
National Security League
Wriis
Asu
Japanese Visitors Honor Graves at Roosevelt Memorial
About 1 500 people attended a cemetery ceremony honoring Theodore Roosevelt with Japanese visitors bearing flowers. The crowd included a club from Sagamore and several attendees who followed a multistep procession to marked graves, where officials presented awards and expressed condolences.
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Kang
Erie
Club of New
Aree Ad Sagamore Sre
Twrents
Fett
Vorart
Japan
Missouri Delegates Debate Unseating Babler at GOP Meet
Missouri delegates to the Chicago Republican convention in St. Louis discussed the Lowden fund, the likely removal of National Committeeman Jacob Babler, and potential shifts in support. An unofficial poll suggested Lowden could control thirty-two of thirty-six Missouri delegates, while Babler faced pressure to resign amid fund disclosures and unaccounted campaign balance questions.
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Tribune
ST. Louis
Missouri
Chicago
Jacob J. Dabler
Nat Goldstein
Robert Morn
Lorrinn
Lowden
Bubler
London
Camgten
Babler
Bose
One Man Trolley Car Involved in City Boy Accident
A speeding trolley car struck two year old William Brill of Bensonhurst as he wandered into the street near Twenty fourth Street yesterday afternoon. The child suffered fractures of both legs and was dragged about 100 feet under the car. The operator, August Heines of 220 Brooklyn, was arrested on charges of assault after witnesses described the scene and police investigated.
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Aldewalle
Kla
William Brill
Bensonkurat
Stret
Troltsy
Gust Heines
Lyr
Crptein
Jersey Democrats to Parade for Edwards
A Democratic event in New Jersey plans a parade and fireworks with a speech by Governor Edwards before his San Francisco departure next week. The gathering at Palisades Amusement Park includes a governor’s appearance and remarks from party leaders amid local caucus activity.
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San Francisco
Fackensack
Edward
Edwards
New Jerany
Palisades
Smith Accused of Flip Flop When He Signed Beer Bill
The Rev. Andrew B. Wood denounces Governor Smith for signing the beer bill after opposing a referendum. Wood argues the U S Supreme Court confirms no city may vote on constitutional amendments and notes New York City’s past limits on liquor referenda. He cites widespread local referenda history and a party split in support of the measure.
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Smith
Beer Bill
Andrew B. Wood
Anti Saloon League
Springfield Gardena Methodist Church
United States Supreme Court
United States
New York State
Wood
New York City
Brooklyn
Manhattan
New York
Ingiu
Columbia County
Messenger Held in Bond Plot Missing From Cell
Joseph Gluck, a 23 year old messenger tied to a Wall Street loot plot involving 5.5 million in securities, disappeared from the Tombs after being described as "upstairs" by Warden John J. Harney. Detectives of the District Attorney’s office moved him to pursue Nick Cahn, a fellow alleged mastermind.
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Joseph Gluck
Wall Street
Gluck
John J. Harney
Gluck Haw
Bond
Lvan
Nick Cahn
Maater Minda
Defiance Machine Works Leader Named in East Ohio Talks
A conference of Eastern and Ohio Republicans discussed names for a leadership post if a deadlock develops. Samuel M. Venclain of New York and Philade… Garrett of Philadelphia were considered, with Major J. Lincoln Tate of Defiance and Eddystone plant ties mentioned as possible chairs.
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Defiance
Obin
Ohio
Samuel M. Venclain
New York
Philadeed L. Garrett
Philadelphia
J. Lincoln Tate
Eddystone
Smith Blasts New York Finance System Budget Plan
Ashany June 6 Governor Smith denounces the state’s lax finance method and endorses a tighter budget. He cites 1920 appropriations totaling 142,862,056 and 140,729,602 approved by him, with 2,128,454 vetoed, noting a 44 million rise over the prior year. He calls for a streamlined government with fewer boards and commissions, a modern budget, and departmental heads responsible to the governor to curb waste and duplication. The memo projects a July 1, 1930, start and a projected surplus of about 13 million, highlighting department growth especially in education and construction programs.
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Ashany
Smith
Thin Vyear
Lockwood- Donohue Jey
Waelnae
Mirawa
Neada
Taal
Tuta
Department of Eduction
New York City
Industries Comminsion
Fox i
New State Arsenal
Palindea Interstate Parc
Tncrsanne
Brooklyn State Hospital
Danes Central Islip State Hospital
Kings Park State Hospital
Manhattan State Hospital
Middletown State Hospital
Utica State Hospital
Marcy
Uinder
Gornell
University Agricultural School
Cortland
Potadam
New York State
Government Appropriation Notes For Post Fracts Projects
The state outlines an appropriation under construction for wartime needs including a $3,460,000 contract for Bigsiver canbregs and a $900,000 grant for work on a New Jersey tunnel. Funding also covers continuing construction of green elevators and related improvements totaling $2,825,000.
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Meenaeset
Bigsiver Canbregs Fom
Cons
Educator in Cabinet Urged National Pay Parity
A National Economic League committee backed federal leadership and a standard pay scale for teachers equal to or above skilled artisans. The proposal, praised by 90 percent of the committee, seeks a national education department headed by a cabinet member to promote public schooling and adult education while setting a minimum wage for teachers in public graded schools.
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League
Department of Education
National Economic League
Women Demand Equal Rights On Republican Committee
Women push for equal representation within the Republican Party hierarchy as a five member committee is named to present women’s demands to the national and rules committees. A debate over “equal” versus “adequate” representation ends with a compromise and the panel’s formation led by Mrs Medill McCormick and others. A preparatory meeting of women delegates and New York allies occurred on a special train before the Chicago convention.
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Republican Party
Womfh Na
The
Nations
Fletcher Dobyna
Hayauldt
Snpointail
Medill McCormick
Arthur Livermore
New Yorks
Raymond Robins
Winots
Mel
Frank H. Dodson
Iown
Kathering Philips Folson
California
West
Middle West
Hay
Chiina
New York
Aater
National Republican Committee
Miss Hay
Miss South
Judge Pritchard Nominated for Vice President Bid
In Chicago, Judge U. Pritchard of North Carolina was endorsed by Merion Butler to be the Republican vice presidential nominee if North Carolina delegates unite behind him. Butler said Pritchard has consented to the program, arguing his name on the ticket could help carry North Carolina and possibly other Southern states.
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Pritchard
North Carolina
Chicago
Vune
U. © Pritchard
North ‘Carolina
Swill
Merion Butler
United States
Judge Pritchard
Walla
Johnson Wood Leads NC Republican Primary
Incomplete unofficial returns from two thirds of North Carolina indicate Senator Hiram Johnson leading Major General Leonard Wood in Saturdays Republican presidential primary. State canvassers will finalize totals after the Chicago convention. Lee Overman appears renominated for Senate and Cameron Herrman leads the Democratic gubernatorial race.
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North Carolina
Raleigh
News and Observer
Eln
Hiram Johnson
Leonard Wood
State Board of Election
Chicago
Lee
Overman
United States Senate
Cameron Merrman
Marriage of Brooklyn Draft No 258 Holder in 1917
Holder of No 258 John D Vachis of 610 Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn who drew the first draft number 258 in Washington in 1917 married Miss Carmiela Geparine in Our Lady of Loreto Brooklyn. Vachis later went overseas with the 77th Division and was slightly bruised in the Argonne before the armistice.
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Ohn
D. Vachis
Myrtle Avene
Brooklyn
Washington
Our Lady
Loretto
Carmiela Geparine
Avent
Hroke Lyn Vachis
Diytaton
Argonne UA
A F of L Plans Labor Party Fight at Montreal Meet
The American Federation of Labor at its Montreal convention opens with plans to establish an American labor party within two years. Delegates push for a special commission to draft an ideal platform and consider political reform, while Gompers may oppose a partisan move.
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Montreal
American Federation of Labor
American Labor Party
Federation
Los Angeles
Labor Party
Metal Traden Council of the Pacific Comat
Bacsel Gompera
United States
Tabor
Delegates Wives Board Jersey Convention Train
Delegates and wives travel aboard a Jersey convention train paused in Newark to view delegates and alternates. Sixteen delegates pledge support to Wood with a second choice for Joheon amid parleys before arriving in Chicago. Governor Stokes and Senator Frelinghoysen reportedly open to support a Jersey man for Vice President.
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Wood
Cultagy
Yon
Newark
Elisabeth
Trenton
Specie
Wseond Deter von
New Jersey
Artiver
Chicago
Ryorfinder
Joheon
Edward Stokes
Anestane
Stokes
United States
Joseph Frelinghoysen
Broad Sale on Home Furnishings and Tables
A catalog-like listing shows sale prices for refectory tables, gate leg tables, tip tables, sofa tables, oversized chairs, upholstered seating, side chairs, chests, clocks, consoles, chifforobes, beds, dressing tables, day beds, and related items. Prices range from $21 to $437.5 with many sale prices in the $50s to $150s.
Price List Highlights For Home Furnishings And Decor
The page shows sale prices on lamps candlesticks Ruskin pottery table runners Peruvian wool rugs Bukara carpets and Fractal Furnishings. Notable prices include lamps at 30 dollars and 18 to 24 dollar ranges for other items with sale prices around 4 to 8 dollars for smaller pieces and rugs priced from 21 to 34 dollars.
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Henry L. Stimson
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League of Rot
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Senate
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Mae Bore
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Can- Bates
Popaley
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Daltimore
Dune
Pusayfoot
John
Iddreae
Anti-Saloon League
Messenger
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