Republican leaders push early campaign, apportionment shifts debated
The article reports on Daugherty urging prompt action to present Republican issues to voters as Harding and Aldrich prepare for the convention. Johnson and other leaders depart for Washington, sending telegrams of congratulations. A resolution by Howland seeks to base future convention apportionment on actual Republican votes, with the committee to adopt a just system within twelve months. The Senate campaign funds inquiry resumes July 7, while suffrage advocates press Harding to back Republican action for ratification. Trail departures include Lodge Smoot Johnson leaving Chicago with Harding.
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Gems Stolen From Senator's Wife On Special Train
Harrisburg June 14 jewels valued at 10000 were stolen from Mrs Arthur Whitney wife of State Senator Whitney of Menham New Jersey on a special train carrying the New Jersey delegation to the convention The theft occurred when the train stopped at Alliance Ohio Mrs Whitney had the jewels in her hand bag which was left in an apartment by her husband who briefly stood nearby Porters were detained and later released The gems had been handed down from Mrs Whitney's grandmother of the Pavers family Casio Point Detektives investigated the incident Other reports note a pickpocket stole a watch from former theme Runyon in Chicago yesterday.
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Harding Fish To Beat Democrats In New Jersey Nomination
SEA GIRT June 13 Senator Harding shown as the early favorite for the Republican nomination in defeating the Democrats. Governor Edward I Bue discusses to-night that the New Jersey scene indicates the Guard controls the nomination and would not permit a progressive candidate. The statement implies a Democratic victory would hinge on choosing a progressive candidate against Senator Harding and Murding.
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Inwood Home Incident Involving Two Teens
Two girls aged 18 and 19 were reportedly involved in an incident at an Inwood home. They were taken to Fordham Hospital for examination after neighbors claimed disturbance. Police withheld details, citing ongoing investigations and safety concerns.
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Wife of Senator Harding Unprepared for Climax
Chicago dispatch details Mrs. Warren Harding reacting to the Pennsylvania delegation's vote and her husband Senator Harding's presidential run. She describes her mix of emotion, notes she supported him despite initial doubts, and emphasizes a wife's crucial role in a political career. The piece portrays her visibility at the LaSalle Hotel, surrounding bouquets, telegrams, and public excitement in Marion and Washington.
W G s a Nice Boy boasted of Harding Sr
An excerpt recounts W G Harding Sr as a clever, money minded youth who grew up near Gijon Ohio. It details his early schooling, a bachelor of science at Ohio Central College, and early career steps including a small paper and a 14 thousand dollar World’s Fair project. The piece highlights his devoted mother and a long career in medicine.
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Colby Considered as Wilsons Public Voice at Convention
Washington June 19 Colby secretary of state discussed as potential press spokesman for President Wilson at the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco. The central committee results show Colby favored by delegates. supporters push for Colby to be included on the party platform for woman suffrage in the District of Columbia.
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Smoot Boosts GOP Savings Plan to Cut Costs
Senator Reed Smoot of Utah said the new Republican administration could cut government costs by about 809 million dollars annually after Harding's section, boosting reorganization of bureaus and divisions. He forecast significant savings through streamlined operations and opposed Democratic remobilization.
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New Liberty Party Calls on Negroes To Elect President
Fragmented pamphlet rhetoric from the New Liberty Party advocates mobilization of Black voters to elect a president, denounces both major parties, and attacks abolitionists and religious figures. The text railing against “Negroes” voting suggests a controversial splinter movement with inflammatory rhetoric and calls for political action.
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Explosion Kills Miners at Enmity Depot Collapse
A deadly blast at an industrial site in the Tunjurian entana district claimed many miners, with five reported dead and others injured. Officials say a dynamite cap at the entrance triggered the catastrophe as workers were evacuating.
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Missing: Assassin Identified in Riverside Murder Case
A claimed suspect in the Bentley S Hh Posha Hie Meeptian murder was identified today as an Ethyption named Vorchim dun Tintloon. The chaotic OCR fragment notes a Saturday event and mentions the Promion, with several garbled names.
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Coolidge Campaign Plans Up to Leaders Revealed
Continuation from page one describes Governor Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge receiving congratulations in Boston. Washington officials and war veterans telegrammed support while reporters asked about future plans and the governor’s stance on dogs. The piece notes Coolidge’s Vermont roots, housing, and social clubs as part of his background.
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Coolidge Denies High Rent Claim With Whimsical Comment
The article reports Governor Calvin Coolidge joking about a Northampton rent story. He notes he pays $32 monthly for his half-house while the local paper claimed $85. He warns the landlord might raise rent if he saw the article, a fear he dismisses.
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Penrose Improves After Sign of Convention
LADELPHIA June 1 A penniless report notes Penrose is recovering from strain since the Republican convention in Chicago. Secretary Leighton refused to discuss telegrams while aides note gains after Warding’s selection and the rumored Coulidge nomination. Doctors report progress as he remains under care.
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Wilson Silent on Bill From The Tribune
Washington Jam haton Bureen Wilson has given no intimation rit hill. It was expected the bill might be signed but a pocket veto is possible. The ten day signing period expired Friday and the measure must be signed to become law or be vetoed.
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Train Derailment In Oineyville Spreads Fear And Injury
A derailed passenger train near Oineyville injures many aboard after the front car derails following a broken switch on a Tiind-operated device. Investigators report the switch was set incorrectly before arrival, with the roadbed torn up for about 100 yards and several passengers severely wounded.
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Slain Ent Destroying Still In Federal Raid Near Cleveland
Federal agents raided a house near Cleveland, destroying a still. Two men were slain and two wounded. Ed Carpenter, driver of the car, was wounded. The assailant also wounded a farmer before agents departed for the scene.
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New York Delegates React to Harding Nomination
New York figures including Senator William Calder and James J. Hotchkiss discuss the Harding nomination amid party split views. Ex-Senator Brown notes support for Coolidge as preferred, predicting Republican victory. others accuse Wilson administration flaws and speculate on state results and the Albany tender’s stance.
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New Yorkers Back Belief Harding Will Win
Report from New York describes early support for Harding within the Republican convention circle. Attendees indicate confidence in his nomination, while Western Union Telegraph president Carlten Scomb notes hopes for Butler’s selection as a running mate.
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Many Factions Divide Bay State Delegation
Massachusetts factions split over the San Francisco delegation as Pelieter and Coakley lead one group toward the Democratic national convention. A rival bloc forms under Francia J. Finneran with Senator Walsh to depart later this week. The split signals a contested nominating process with multiple candidates and shifting support as delegates head to the convention.
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Harding Stands Firmly Against Wilson League
Washington dispatch reports Senator Harding denouncing President Wilson’s League plan and urging Congress to end war by resolution. He criticizes Knox peace resolutions as strengthening Congress’s constitutional powers while opposing autocratic power, urging a policy that preserves American independence and defeats the League Covenant.
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Women in New Drive Urge Nixon as Democratic Nominee
A group of women and labor supporters gathered to back Lewis Nixon Public Service Commissioner for the Democratic presidential nomination. Elisabeth Mephues and others pledged to press the campaign, arguing the party must address labor concerns and not abandon equitable progress despite internal party tensions.
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Paris Papers Comment On Harding Nomination
Paris editors comment on Warren G. Harding nomination and U.S. stance. The piece covers hopes for a permanent international court, Elishu Root attending as American delegate, and calls for U.S. cooperation to preserve European peace. it notes European leaders stressing U.S. responsibility. The other item reports Heinze refusing cabinet duties after Mueller resignation, facing socialist opposition.
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