Ex-Soldiers Run Open Shop Trucks at New York Piers
Fifteen trucks run by ex-service men under a colonel of the 165th Regiment began operations at the New York piers amid a labor dispute. Merchants plan to expand to fifty trucks as tensions rise with longshoremen and teamsters unions. The action, funded by a $5 million pool, aims to move freight despite a coastwise blockade, with officials warning of possible wider clashes in the East.
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Sixty-ninth
France
Teammers
Isbor
Isir
Srrehants
Teamsters
American Federation of Labor
Montreal
Citizens’ Transportation Committee
G. Wickersham
Unite Jamey
H. Snowden Marshell
United States
Tine
Frederick A. Molitor
221 Engineers
Charles Hing
86Th
Hine
2Ith
Molitor
Gath
American Legion
Hugh W. Robertson
Amigtant
Govfthor’s
Robertson
Minneapolis
Legion
Merchants Association
Wiliam Fellowes Morgan
Gi Citizens Committee
No Mention of Ireland In Republican Platform
CHICAGO June 10 The Republican platform omitted all reference to Ireland. The Irish cause failed twice before the sub committee on resolutions. A plank proposed by Frank P Walsh and said to be sponsored by Eamonn de Valera calling for recognition of the Irish republic was rejected by the sub committee. Louis Coolidge offered a more moderate plank but it tied 6 to 6 on a vote.
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Chicago
Ireland
Frank P. Walsh
Eamonn de Valera
Memibers
Louis Coolidge
Massachusetts
Butler to Get 76 New York Votes on isi Ballot
Chicago dispatch notes Wood and Lawden camps aim for a majority of New York's 88 votes with no roll calls. Prominent leaders remain uncommitted as managers forecast about 50 votes for the eventual General tally, with many names named as possible Wood supporters.
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Butler
N.Y
Isi
Charles T. White
Chicago
Wood
Lawden
New York
William J. Wand
Herbert Parsons
William Barnes
Samuell. Koenig
Bergdolls Trapped In Maryland Hills
Wealthy draft dodgers Grover C Bergdoll and Erwin B Bergdoll are reported surrounded in the hills of Maryland as federal agents pursue arrests. Officials say the information is the most reliable yet and will be submitted to the grand jury soon. Dispatches say agents traced a motor car toward Washington with all routes watched as a possible plan to reach the rumored $160 000 buried treasure.
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the Tribune
Philadelphia
Grover C. Bergdoll
Erwin BR. Bergdoll
Maryland
Department of Justice
Washington
United States
McAvoy
Robert P. Stewart
Ttalwowan
Grover Wald
Test Ballot Plan Blocked By Hitchcock
JOLIUSIUM CHICAGO June 10 The Republican National Convention adjourned at 7 tonight to reconvene at 9 tomorrow morning. Nomination speeches to begin with two seconding speeches per nominee limited to five minutes each. Vice Presidential nomination scheduled for Saturday. Hitchcock opposed forcing draft to finish platform before adjournment. Delegates impatient as Resolutions Committee debated League of Nations plank and delays continued.
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Chicago
Resolutions Committee
Republican National Convention
Amorrow
League of Nations
Resoitions Committee
Frank H. Hitchcock
Wood Forces
Johnson
League of
Neuten
League of Mnions
Boy Forged Mayor's Name for $1000 in Brooklyn
A 12 year old boy from Public School 19 in Brooklyn forged a check for $1000 using the mayor’s name after receiving business-course instruction. The note was found by two women in a wallet in the Equitable Building and turned over to police. The boy, Jacob Shiffman, lost his wallet later. the mayor ordered the packet book and money returned, but the check remained with the boy. The matter was handled by the Police Department and Commissioner Enright.
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Brooklyn
City Mall
John F. Sinnott
Equitable Huilding
Broadway
Police Department
Enright
Coughlin
Brooklyn Detective Force
Jacob Shiffman
Keap
South Third Freety
Caroline J. Kennan
Ube
Equitable
Paling
Shiif
Republicans Back League Of Nations Plank At Colosseum
The Republican convention sets the party stance on the league of nations. It supports an international peace framework based on justice and law, with impartial courts and regular conferences, while preserving U S independence and the right to determine national policy. It condemns the Paris covenant as failing to protect American sovereignty and endorses bipartisan senate duty and future administration adherence to civilization and humanity without surrendering American judgment.
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Republican Party
United States
Washington
Jefferson
Menroe
America
Lodge Deaf to Cry for Borah But Hears Cannon Above Din
Chicago reporter Heywood Brom observes heavy heat at the Republican National Convention as Lodge maintains composure and control in the Coliseum. He praises Lodge’s rulekeeping, calm presence, and precise gavel use while detailing delegates' reactions and the crowd’s fevered atmosphere. The piece questions whether Lodge’s emotional restraint would continue if politics demanded it.
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Heywood Brom
Chicago
Cabot Lodge
Ile
Joe Cannon
Borah
Lode
Eyust
Fane
Babe
Mr. Lodge
Giolitti Asked to Form New Italian Government
Rome dispatch reports King Victor Emmanuel asked Premier Giovanni Giolitti to form a new ministry after the resignation of Nitti's cabinet. The move follows conferences with party leaders and key parliamentary figures as Italy seeks stable leadership.
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Lonwun
Victor Emnamuel
Rome
Giovanni Giolitti
Nitti
Tomasao Villoni
Nic Tory Ceinada
Chamber
Depi
Signor Kant
Luigi Modu
Minaner
Reenter
McAdoo Attends Convention Session
Former Secretary of the Treasury William G. McAdoo and Mrs. McAdoo attended the Republican convention in Chicago. He joked about riding the elephant and said he never sought a nomination, planning a return trip east after travel detours. Colonel Bryan spoke on duties of good citizens as delegates met behind closed doors.
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Chicago
William G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Med
Mra
McAdoo
Democrate
Colorado Springs
Canat
Santa Fe
Bud Hw
Pasadena
Sam J. Bryan
Chica
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Bir
Brynn Ox
Nebraska
Democratic Nu
New York
Healso Puuesy
League Plank Based Upon Root Draft in Convention Fight
Chicago dispatch reports the Republican platform committee adopted a Root draft league plank after heated debate. The compromise ends threats of a party split over the league and upholds the Senate rejection of the treaty while backing a concert of peace. Leaders say the accord may not affect presidential candidates but could shape floor battles at the convention. Senator Borah confronted by Mills and Smoot over the proposal, signaling continued maneuvering.
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Elihu Root
Lodige
Massachusetts
Senate
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Wilson
Ihe
Sonasoy Rennion
Ieee
Lowden
Wood
Buker
Harding
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Crane
Maschusetts
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Ous
Koot
Ogden Mills
New York
Smoot
Senator Borah
Lee
Mills
Borah
Soita
Mr. Mills
Platform Adopted by Republican National Convention
The platform adopted yesterday by the Republican National Convention will be found on page ten.
Leviathan sale bids set for June 30 by Shipping Board
Washington June 20 bids for the Leviathan largest ship in the American merchant fleet will be opened June 30 by the Shipping Board. The liner originally built in 194 at Hamburg has a gross tonnage of 64,282 with capacity for 984 first class, 84 third class and about 1 600 passengers. Hearst injunction against sale was nullified by a new merchant marine act authorizing disposal of the fleet.
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Hearst
Marine Act
Washington
The
Germany
Hamburg
Blohn & Boss
Wiliam Ran Hearst
Merchant Marine Act
Wiid
General's Backers Battle for Nomination in Chicago Convention
Chicago dispatch notes a split anti Wood bloc seeking coalitions to block Leonard Wood. Nominating speeches begin tomorrow with four to five ballots planned. if no agreement, adjournment until Saturday. Hiram Johnson asserts veto power as Johnson forces lobby Hughes and Sproul positions while Senator Borah coordinates inquiries.
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Chicago
Leonard Wood
Wood
Hiram Johnson
Johnson
Charles E. Hughes
Sproul
Pennyylvania
Hughes
Borah
Hearst says Johnson will not bolt R presidential race
Chicago June 10 William R Hearst says Johnson will not bolt. He calls Hiram Johnson a man of his word and says he would not support a third party. The anti Wood camp seeks a loyal nominee to beat Wood after the convention. The Wood camp pushes for early nomination and no adjournment to gain votes.
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Chicago
William R. Hearst
Johnson
Hiram W. Johnson
Hearst
Tribune
Senator Johnson
Calinatfornia
Hearat Seemuid Prain
Wood
Won Everything We Fought For Says Johnson
Chicago dispatch reports Senator Johnson predicting the Republican presidential nominee would be chosen tomorrow. He praised the party’s stance on the treaty plank and warned against internationalists and international bankers supporting the opposition. Johnson said he would start with a modest delegation and anticipated further accessions. He remained confident the convention would defeat the opposing forces.
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Johnson
California
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