Delegates Heal Wounds Of Convention on Train
On board a special New York delegation train from Chicago, Republicans discuss the convention fallout. Senator Henry M Sage and Albany leader ALGivan hail a strong ticket amid divided views, while New York figures predict a stable, widely supported candidacy for Harding and Coolidge. Delegates anticipate rest after a tense week, with some voices urging unity and others voicing disappointment.
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Inez McWhorter Shrugs Off White House Dream
Washington dispatch details Inez P. McWhorter Harding's cook and household aide, overwhelmed by congratulatory calls and telegrams after Calvin Coolidge's Chicago nomination. She clarifies her role as chief cook but says she could cook at the White House if needed, while friends display Hughes memorabilia at the senator's Wyoming Avenue residence.
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Wild Welcome For Harding In Washington
A Washington reception scene unfolds as telegrams and dispatches report Harding’s campaign momentum while Major General Leonard Wood challenges for momentum. Harding’s team at Ebbit House runs a flurry of activity amid editorials from The Marion Star and a Boy Scout hand lends ceremonial support.
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Washington woman aids Senate life in police work
Mrs Heber H Wotan wife of Senator Harding is celebrated in Washington as a key figure in the women's division of the police department guiding women who enter police courts. Her India origin and long service in welfare work reflect a blend of civic duty and political connection in the capital. Harding remains devoted to his mother and sister in law Mrs Votaw and Aunt Mrs Jeanie Coker, with social politics taking a back seat to public service.
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Grand Vizier Goes to Paris for Treaty Sign Fight
Constantinople June 13 The Grand Vizier Dar Ferid Pasha sails from Constantinople on the Turkish steamer Galjemas to Paris. He is reported as unwilling to sign the treaty, with months of delay and opposition cited. Four men were executed publicly for plotting Nin death, their white shirts bearing the word assaxein. Three of the men were former army officers.
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Bernstein Sees Poland as Europe’s New Bully
Renowned observer Herman Isernstien reports Bernstein’s view that Poland aims to dominate Eastern Europe under pretexts of liberation, while Russia’s future remains uncertain. He praises cross-border dialogue and predicts peace with Russia as essential, noting Europe’s turmoil after the Paris peace and the varied fortunes of postwar states and regimes.
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Reds Mission to Study British Proletariat
Paris dispatch reports the Russian Soviet government plans to send a mission to England to study the British proletariat. The note notes Europe’s downward drift and argues Bolshevik influence grew from flawed Western policy and misread motives.
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Calderon Named Mexican Confidential Agent to U S
Calderon named confidential agent to the United States in a semi official report cited by El Universal. Other diplomats named include Fernando Leon envoy to Norway Enrique Gonzalez Martinez envoy to Chile Jesus Urueta envoy to Argentina and Uruguay and Juan Sanchez Azcona envoy to Spain. General Trevino outlined nationalist petroleum policy amid increases in US Mexico trade and noted 298 productive wells. A military court at Excelsior reports General Murguia accused of abusing authority and pillaging with execution orders amid charges against him.
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Food boycott declared against Irish constabulary in Leitrim
In Dublin on June 1 the Tish Republican Army proclaimed a general boycott targeting the Irish constabulary. The order aims to cut off supplies of food milk and other essentials to police and their families across County Leitrim and surrounding areas.
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Poles Evacuate Kiev in Bolshevik Pressure
Warsaw officials report Kiev evacuation completed as Polish forces withdraw to new defenses in Ukraine. Bolshevik advances threaten rail lines north of Kiev and Berdichev, with fighting along the Dnieper and Beresina corridors. London and Moscow dispatches offer conflicting signals on Kiev and Bolshevik stability amid broader Western reactions.
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Defends War of Poles Against Reds
Washington dispatch quotes Prince Casimir Lubomirski Polish minister in Washington defending Poland in the Soviet conflict He says Poland has been attacked for not making peace and that his government has pressed Bolsheviks to meet for peace talks He outlines essential conditions for any peace agreement and notes efforts to induce negotiations.
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Strawberries Then and Now at Childs Market
In ancient times berries were strung on straws to market them. Now they arrive in dainty baskets. At Childs they are uniformly ripe, full flavored and luscious.
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Bread crisis widening as Spanish government acts
Minois reports twelve conferences between the Minister of Public Works and the Civil Government of Food Supplies over Madrid bread shortages. Bakers refuse to bake ordinary bread due to price controls, while millers warn of grinding wheat stoppages unless prices rise.
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