Leaders Urge Snell to Run For Governor
New York Republican leaders weigh Representative Bertrand Snell of Potsdam for governor. They plan a New York meeting after delegates return, with Hugo, Travis, Hooker and others urging a strong backer. Snell declines candidacy but faces pressure as organization-backed choice looms and Whitman potential entry emerges.
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State convention to set rate and name governor candidate
The article outlines expectations for a state convention to set rates and nominate a governor candidate. It discusses political maneuvering, potential retirements of current boom candidates, and pressure on Representative Snell to enter the gubernatorial race amid intra party rivalries and assembly committee concerns.
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Jury Disagrees in Bribe Case Against Detective
The jury in the case of Detective Sergent Thomas W. Hughes before Federal Judge Julian W. Mack failed to reach a verdict on charges of attempting to obtain papers from an Internal Revenue Agent in relation to cases against Henry Maresco Gramatin & Co A Kubty and others alleged to be tied to Whit Mquoy tenue. The jury was discharged after an eighteen hour session. Captain Jerome Simons Assistant United States District Attorney announced the government would refile and try Hughes again. the final session was in Judge Mack's Hotel Ansonia apartment where the judge was recovering from a foot injury.
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Japan Trade Balance Worsens in May as Exports Rise
Washington reports Japan’s May trade deficit widened as imports outpaced exports. May exports reached 95.7 million dollars while imports rose to 140.1 million, a 61 million excess. Compared with April, imports fell 8.4 percent and exports declined 21 percent. For January–May, imports surpassed exports by 220.1 million dollars.
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Initial Plank Summarises Work Done in Congress
The Republicans declare the Senate and House have curbed Wilsons policies, repealed wartime acts, and redirected funds toward pensions, civil service pay raises, and federal reorganization. They tout measures on finance, banking, energy, and social programs while opposing administration waste and urging constitutional amendments and rule changes to curb Democratic power.
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Platform Critiques Wilson Era Policies and Rail Reform Proposals
A historical platform denounces the Administration for high government expenses and war financing failures. It endorses the Dad-Cummins law, calls for railroad credit restoration, fair railway wages, and better working conditions. The text condemns executive overreach and urges restraint on international policy and domestic agitation. It notes prohibition of strikes as a stance against government employee tolerances.
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Breckenridge Long Resigns to Seek Senate Nomination
Breckenridge Long resigns as Third Assistant Secretary of State and departs for St. Louis to lead his Missouri Senate campaign. President Wilson has accepted his resignation. McBride Married in Troy New York Frances Isabel Stanton becomes Mrs McBride daughter of Mrs John Stanton theaters firm McBride & Co. honeymoon at groom's lodge Luzerne Adirondacks.
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Craig Denies Impugning Motives Of Judge Mayer
Testimony in the contempt proceedings against Comptroller Charles L. Craig concluded before Federal Judge Julius M. Mayer. Craig said a 1919 letter to Public Service Commissioner Nixon was not meant to impugn the judge’s motives and was not circulated with his knowledge. He testified the letter referred to pre receivership matters and noted city interest in transit contracts, aiming to safeguard information sources.
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Judge Mayer Memorandum on Financial Company Matters
A court memorandum from Judge Mayer outlines the intent to provide information regarding the financial commitments of the companies under review. The document clarifies the court's position on assessment and disclosure of related party obligations and potential implications for ongoing proceedings.
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Col House Plans Europe Trip in Personal Leave
Washington report says Colonel House has applied for passports and plans a several month tour of Europe including Paris and other capitals. He states the trip is for personal matters and not in any official capacity, with return to the United States expected next September.
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Patrol and Raiders Clash Ulster Volunteers Fight at Courthouse
In a night battle at Tistsellaw Enniskilen a patrol of Ulster Volunteers encountered about fifty raiders aiming to burn the courthouse. Two Ulster men were wounded one shot through the lung. Raiders casualties estimated seven. Comrades carried them away. Inflammable material found outside the courthouse by a military detachment.
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Chemists oppose excess profits tax at annual meeting
Manufacturing Chemists Association of the United States held its annual meeting in India yesterday. The group voted against the excess profits tax and endorsed the National Industrial Board. Elected officers include Charles L. Reese as president, H. S. Handy, Wilbur Miller as vice presidents, Lindsley Loring as treasurer, and Arthur H. Weed as secretary.
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