Subway Door Tragedy Across Grand Central Car Vestibule
An express train accident near Grand Central Station leaves two dead and several injured as a rear vestibule door opens and men are thrown onto the platform. Kelleher alerts crew, a bystander aids, autopsy ordered. investigators identify victims and note heavy alcohol influence.
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Pinchot Proclaims New Party Move
Pinchot signals a new party effort challenging Republicans in a renvention in Chicago area. Committee of Poetryricht plans to field a candidate for president, aiming to redefine representation and build a broader reform platform.
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Albanian Chief Shot to Death In Paris Street
The Albanian premier Estad Pasha, leaving the Hotel Continental on the way to races, was shot dead by a young man about twenty. The assailant, Averie Rustem, was arrested after dropping the revolver. Rustem claimed Albanian clan ties and political motive.
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Bomb Injures Many at Caruso Performance
In Havana on June 13 a bomb exploded during the National Theater opera Aida injuring several chorus members and audience members, one seriously. The blast occurred early in the ground act as Anno Caruso was about to perform, with police arresting the theater painter but lacking a clear motive. The Cuban national anthem was played by the musicians to steady the crowd.
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Police Admit Elwell Case Is A Deep Puzzle
Elwell murder case puzzles New York detectives as no prints exist and keys cure the mystery. Officials probe Elwell home at 24 West Seventieth Street while a blackjack is found and theories shift from jealous rivals to unknown intruders. Investigators interview Miss Larson and Mrs Elwell as they seek the first husband’s identity and await court action to examine the air depot.
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Wood allies blame Wadsworth over Wood delegation rift
Chicago dispatch reports New York Wood supporters blame Senator James W. Wadsworth Jr for a weak Wood showing at the Chicago convention. The New York delegation,, including Norman Gould and others, feel Wadsworth misled Wood backers to bolster Lowden, while Buffalo, Erie, and Western faction leaders still backed Wood. The dispute intensified as Lowden gains appeared possible and Wood loyalists pressed for stronger support from Wadsworth and New York County leaders.
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Harding Campaign To Rey Like McKinley
MARION Ohio June 13 Senator Harding will adopt the custom of former President McKinley to receive party leaders at his home for summer conferences. These meetings will be held in front of the Harding residence. Harding will be officially notified of his nomination for the presidency by the Republican party at his home in the next few days.
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Buried Jewelry Heist Sparks Police Hunt on Tong Island
A major burglary on Tong Island sparks a citywide manhunt as investigators seek 400000 dollars worth of jewelry buried on the estate. Ten picked detectives coil the search, tracing a women's footprint and a tire print trail across the grounds and shop area as they close in on a possible hiding place. Public officials say the jewel loot may be concealed within the estate and vow to pursue leads until suspects are caught.
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When you leave town this summer the Tritine follows you
A garbled notice urges readers to subscribe for delivery while away on vacation, promising continued service and urging contact with the Subscription Department to ensure delivery.
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Crowd greets Harding upon Washington arrival at Union Station
Washington dispatch reports a huge crowd at Union Station as Senator Warren G Harding returns from the Paris peace talks. Police strained to control enthusiastic supporters while aides and reporters note the welcome amid flags and band music.
Victim of Bubonic Plague in Florida
In Pensacola Florida on June 13 authorities announced that George Gurdina died Friday from bubonic plague. The city will launch an immediate cleanup campaign to prevent spread. A special city commission meeting will be held to review the situation and a quarantine plan is discussed. Police and health officials coordinate on rat control and ship inspections to deter spread. Washington reports a confirmed bubonic plague case at a port area.
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Nomination of Harding Upset All Predictions in London
A London dispatch analyzes the 1920 Republican nomination scene. It notes widespread British interest and respect for Hoover’s potential, while observers fear Johnson could win and Hoover might be chosen if the convention settles otherwise. The piece references Harding’s foreign policy views and the impact of the convention on American policy.
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W. G. a Nice Boy Boasts Harding Sr in Marion
In Marion Ohio crowds greet Warren G Harting and Warren G Harding as Republican nominee. Harding Sr is praised by son and crowd cheers, while Harting departs for Washington delaying Marion visits. The gathering honors the Harding family with celebrations and affectionate remarks shaping local reception.
Coolidge Plans Put To Leaders On Campaign Renewal
President Coolidge threads a campaign plan through leaders as he weighs the next steps of his national effort. Amid internal signals, key party figures prepare for potential shifts as observers await formal moves and possible resignations.
Wood Consented To Help Lowden in Party Campaign
Chicago June 13 report says Republicans united behind Lowden with Wood agreeing to support, Harding opposition. Johnson and other senators backing campaign efforts. Lowden-Wood forces plan joint lines at rallies and committee meetings as Harding’s prospects appear uncertain amid shifting endorsements and internal party tensions.
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Harding Campaign To Begin at Once
Campaign manager said no time would be lost in starting Senator Harding’s campaign. The statement comes as the Republican plan moves ahead with organizational steps and staff placement preparing for an active national effort.
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