Open Subway Door Kills Two At Grand Central
A southbound Lexington Avenue express at Grand Central had a door open as it passed Astor Place. Two men fell from the train and died. A third man, George Allen of 541 Hudson Street, survived with injuries. Autopsy to follow. Names listed include Walter Killeen and West trv Price.
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Pinchot Proclaims New Party Move
Pinchot declares a new third party effort led by the Committee of Forty-eight to form a presidential ticket and platform. Amos Pinhor and other members meet to organize in Chicago to field candidates in all states and appeal to voters disaffected by Roosevelt and Johnson.
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Bomb injures many at Caruso performance
In Havana at the National Theater a bomb exploded during the opera Aida in the early second act injuring several chorus members and audience members, with one seriously hurt. The theater painter was arrested on suspicion as police seek a motive amid panic and a restrained crowd before Enrico Caruso’s planned last appearance.
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Albanian Chief Shot to Death in Paris Street
Essad Pasha the Albanian premier was shot by a young Albanian student near the Hotel Continental in Paris just before 1 pm. The assailant, Averic Rustem, born 1895 in Lale Sciake, Albania, said the crime was political and confessed he intended no premeditation. Police seized him. a crowd subdued him as the revolver failed to fire a third time. Rustem said Essad had ruined Albania.
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Fire at Commodore damages ballroom in Hotel
A blaze in the west ballroom on the second floor of the Commodore Hotel wrecked the room last night. Manager George Sweeney estimates damage at 20 000 to 25 000. Cause unknown but suspected defective icing or a cigarette stub. Fire found at 10 40 by Leon the maitre d hotel. Firemen cut away walls to reach flames as elevator service halted. Earlier, a separate fire on the eleventh floor inflamed the awning but caused no major damage.
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Police Admit Elwell Case Is Deep Puzzle
Three days after Joseph Bowne Elwell was found shot in his West Seventieth Street home detectives admit no progress. Capt Walsh says no clues or fingerprints exist, while keys to the residence point to limited suspects. Investigators seek Elwell’s first wife’s former husband and review associates, with officials probing a casino bond of rumor and a possible deposit box examination.
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Wadsworth Blamed by New York Wood Fans in Convention
New York Wood supporters accuse Senator James Wadsworth Jr. of undermining General Wood’s delegation strength at Chicago. They fear anti Wood sentiment could aid his reelection bid as they hint at possible Wood faction push to back Norman J. Gould if needed. Buffalo and Erie leaders previously counted on Wadsworth’s backing but now see him as opposed to Wood.
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Harding Campaign to Be Like McKinley Meets Leaders at Home
Marion Ohio June 13 Senator Harding will adopt McKinley’s practice and host party leaders for summer conferences on the lawn at his residence. He will be officially notified of the Republican nomination for the Presidency at his home within the next few days.
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Caruso Guard Doubled as Hunt for Buried Gems Begins
LASTHAMPTON Tong Island June 13 Guards on Enrico Caruso estate were doubled and ordered to fire on trespassers. Private detectives plan to arm ten men with picks and shovels to scour the 100 acre grounds for buried jewels believed hidden on the property. Footprints traced from a woman near the house to Georgiea Lake suggest a meeting with a man, possibly connected to the theft, as the inquiry by District Attorney Leroy Young moves forward.
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Republicans Unite for Campaign Johnson Will Support Ticket
Washington June 13 Senator Warren G Harding Republican candidate greeted in Washington with huge crowds and police control. He and Mrs Harding acknowledged by cheers as Lodge Smoot and other Republicans joined handshakes. Harding plans to stay in Washington a few days then return to Marion Ohio for rest and political briefings before the campaign.
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Plague Death in Pensacola Triggers Clean-Up Plan
Pensacola Florida authorities move to curb bubonic plague after state lab confirms George Gardina’s death. City commission to meet to discuss immediate cleanup and dock fumigation. Public Health Service cautions that confirmation is not yet definite and ongoing surveys are planned.
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Nomination of Harding Upset All Predictions in London
The British reaction to Senator Warren G. Harding as Republican nominee surprised observers who favored Wood Johnson Lowden or Hoover. Europeans closely track the platform, Ireland’s omission, and views on international cooperation. Hoover’s international record earns respect, while Coolidge’s police strike stance boosts his standing here.
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W. G. A Nice Boy to Be Good President Boasts Harding Sr
Marion Ohio residents greet Warren G Harding's nomination as Republican presidential candidate. The celebratory mood turns civil as Harding’s family and supporters discuss his path to the White House, noting his Ohio roots, log cabin lore, and the strong Democratic backing among some allies. Dr George T Harding Sr, 76, reflects on his son’s burden and the nation’s political moment amid a city-wide welcome.
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Coolidge Puts Campaign Plan Up to Leaders
Governor Calvin Coolidge plans to leave campaigning to the Republican National Committee while he vacations with Mrs. Coolidge and their sons in Vermont. He refused to say if he would resign as governor upon accepting the vice presidential nomination, noting the constitution allows the lieutenant governor to act if he is absent. Massachusetts delegates will serenade him in Boston as they arrive for the Chicago convention, and Coolidge will postpone travel to Amherst for class day and Holy Cross diplomas before his potential departure for Amherst and Worcester events.
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Plans for Battle Outlined When Committee Meets Nominee
The committee plans to outline strategy at an upcoming meeting with the nominee at a Ohio home soon. The discussion aims to chart steps for the battle ahead and solidify support ahead of the main decision.
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Wood Consented To Help Lowden In Hardings Nomination
Chicago dispatch reports harmony in the Republican camp as Hirai W Johnson and William E Borah pledge active support for Harding. La Follette threatens to bolt while Lowden and Wood maneuver to unite factions. Harding gains momentum on the final ballots amid Illinois and Wisconsin negotiations.
Harding Campaign To Begin at Once
Chicago June 18 campaign managers for Senator Harding said no time would be lost in getting his campaign underway.
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