Mayors confront Miller on Governor race speech
In a June 7 address at the Nelson House, Mayor Hylan attacked Governor Miller's policies while defending reform and denouncing demagogues. He urged unity beyond party lines, criticized corruption and big business influence, and called for independent candidates responsive to the people. The event drew about 140 attendees and featured discussions on education, transit, and political reform.
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Masonic Hall
Mille
Miller
Transit Legislatio
Rodin Wanamaker
William Randolph Rat
Hiram W. Sohreoe
Nathanus
Govrao
Hirschfeld
O'Brieon
Byn
Pennsylvania
Warhingtad
New York
Epetanto
Wight
Mazenauer Husband Arrested After Fight in Frisco
The husband of Mme Mazenauer, a noted Frisco social figure and opera singer, was arrested after a violent confrontation linked to a divorce dispute. The incident involved Peter Hannah, a member of a prominent San Francisco family, and occurred amid a tense mutual acquaintance network.
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Bate
Cal
Floyd Glotechaus
Mme, Iazenauer
Baees
Peter Hannah
San Francisco
Mex
Lattie
Hylan Family Sets Sail for Europe on Paris
Mrs. John F. Hylan and Mr. and Mrs. John F. Sinnott plan a six week trip to France Belgium Italy Switzerland and perhaps Great Britain aboard the Paris. The Mayor will stay home to care for his grandson John F Sinnott Jr eleven months old.
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John F. Hylan
John F. Sinnott
Europe
Paris
Sinnott
France
Belgium
Italy
Switzerland
Great Britain
John F. Sinnott, Jr
France backs away on reparations amid German loan talks
A broad mix of international notes shows France resisting reparations cuts while bankers work through a German loan proposal. Other items report Genoa policy stances, peace efforts, and various domestic political moves across U S and Europe.
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Tehiteherin
Russi
Genoa
A. S. Cochran
Paris
Princesa Marie of
Rumasia
Belgrade
King
Camille Flammarion
Hottest Day of Year In Brooklyn Woman Collapses
A Brooklyn woman, Miss Gertrude Banford, thirty-one, collapsed at the corner of Cortlandt and Myrtle Avenues on the hottest day of the year. The thermometer peaked at 87 degrees around 2:30 PM, though not a record. She was assisted by a Wyck-St Heights Hospital physician.
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Gertrude Banford
Cambridge Place
Brooklyn
Onterdonk
Myrtle Avenues
Wyck- St Heights
Specialist to Prosecute if Ward Is Tried
Westchester County officials seek a special prosecutor to conduct the state's case against Walter Ward for the killing of Clarence Peters. District Attorney Weeks weighs fast action and grand jury strategy while witnesses, including James Cunningham’s associates and a New York American crew, are summoned. The grand jury may indict Ward for first degree murder or pursue a speedy trial fight as it reconvenes.
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Calabey
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Whitman
William Travers Jerome
Walter 5. Ward
Clarence Peters
Weeks
Eading
Peters Kitting
Ed Clackmail
Wim
Pinkertons
White Plains
Weeky
Moracaurer
Mre
Ward
Grand Jury
Beryl Curt Ho
Tur
Attorne
Peters
Minkerton
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New York American
James J. Cunningham
Maurice McCarthy
Cunningham
Jaes Seeger
McCarthy
Ethel Barrymore Under Knife for Nasal Trouble
Ethel Barrymore the actress rested comfortably at the Ritz Carlton Philadelphia after a frontal sinus operation performed in the city several days ago. Lionel Barrymore said she is improving rapidly and the surgery should remove the nasal trouble without affecting her voice.
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Ethel Barrymore
Ritz-Carlton
Vniites Barrymore
Lionel
Ethel Barrymore Colt
Notre Dame Convent
Rittenhouse Square
Mixa Barrymore
Thie City
Lionel Erymore
Daugherty Says He Would Not Take Million for Job
Attorney General Daugherty told reporters he would not resign and would not accept the office for any price. He remarked that there has never been a time when he would have given 30 cents for the job, but now it would not be worth a million.
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Washington
Daugherty
Harding
37 Klansmen Indicted for Murder Raid
Los Angeles County Grand Jury indicted thirty four Klan members plus three officials on multiple felony counts linked to an April 22 raid in Inglewood. Bail set at 1000 to 10000 dollars. Baker held for mental health. Court actions expected as others planned to appear next day.
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Miller
Hearst
Self
Conference of Mayors
Henry Ford
Ku Klux Klan
Los Angeles
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Price
Arnault
Tires
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Klenghe Baker
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Murd
Senator Reed Fells Ill During Campaign Speech
United States Senator James A. Reed became suddenly ill while delivering a campaign address in Caruthersville Missouri. He was unable to speak clearly and was taken to a hotel where several physicians offered assistance.
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Caruthersville
United States
James A. Reed
United States Senate
Reed
Secral
Ricci Defines Tariff Talk As Diplomatic Topic
The Italian Ambassador Ricci asserts tariff and regulation discussions are international matters proper for diplomatic dialogue. He denies interference with American policy, notes protests from Senator Watson, and argues tariffs affect both sides and must be viewed from multiple perspectives.
Twenty-one American Women To Be Presented at Buckingham Palace
London June 7 The Associated Press reports twenty-one American women and girls will be presented to King George and Queen Mary at Buckingham Palace marking a return of prewar court pomp. Nearly 450 diplomatic figures attend with presents to be arranged in distinct categories. The list includes Mrs Goold Mrs Hussey Mrs Tower Mrs Hammer Mrs Cobb Miss Beal and other wives and daughters of American diplomats and ministers.
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John D. Prince
Denmark
Albert Parker Niblack
Charles H. Sherrill
Argentina
Frederick F. A. Pearson
Janus 8. Morgan
James S. Larkin
John £. Thurston
Thaddeus A. Thompson
Edson Bradley
Marjorie Glasgow
Sophie le Mott
Adele C. Chapin
Violet
Louise Thompson
Russia Will Not Yield to U S Pressure on Genoa Policy
Soviet Foreign Minister Georgi Chicherin says Russia will not recede from Genoa memorandum of May 11 or concede on internal economic policy even under U S and French demands for guarantees of private property. He plans a three week stay in Moscow and notes possible transfer of talks to Moscow focused on economic and military issues.
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James Watson
Joseph Shaplen
Arortal
the Tribune
New York Tribune
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Genoa
Georg Tchitcherin
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Tehiteherin
Moscow
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Russi
Bucketing Charge Convicts American Cotton Exchange
A jury in the Supreme Court found the American Cotton Exchange guilty on an indictment charging bucketing and cross trading of cotton orders on the exchange floor. The trial featured testimony by former members alleging a conspiracy by rival New York Cotton Exchange actors. The verdict carries a potential fine of 8000 and possible charter forfeiture.
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Supreme Court
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Alsa
New York Cotton Exchange
Nestor
George Gordon Battle
Louis Brookovernor
New York Colton
South
Battle
Hugo Wintner
Ate “Torney
Ight Rovers
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Night Rovers
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Cotton Exchan
Mr. Witner
Reparations Meeting Divides Allies Over German Loan
Paris bankers weigh a German loan with reparations cuts, France opposing any plan without redress of its war debt. Britain Belgium and Italy favor wider banker powers, while France remains firm against expanding the loan terms as Allied nations debate fate of the reparation scheme.
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the Tribune
Ore Trebane
Paris
Germany
France
Tribune
Roland W. Boyden
England
Belgium
Italy
Great Britain
Mbola
Poinenre
M. Dubois
Eppin
Hotels Call on Harding to Dry Up Broadway
Hotel men at the quarterly New York Hotel Association meeting adopt a resolution demanding action against bootlegging and illicit liquor sales in Broadway restaurants. They accuse many venues of open violations of the Volstead Act and urge federal and state authorities to curb the illegal trade while noting tax burdens and lost revenue due to the vanished legitimate liquor trade.
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Broadway
Hotel Association of
New York
Herding
Mellon
Treasury Department
Daugherty
Naticrtion
Hay
Ing
New York State
Otto Sack
Lany
Leos Hoomer
Claridge and McAlpin
M. Statler
Pennsylvania
Fred C. Muschenheim
Hotel Astor
August Malle
Atlantic City
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St In Aald
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