Wood Calls Butler Faker Assails Lie
Chicago report reproduces a lengthy dispute over Nicholas Murray Butler’s charge that a stock gambler driven coalition funded General Wood’s Republican presidential bid. Colonel William Cooper Procter calls Butler’s statements wholly false and malicious, while Wood’s supporters denounce Butler’s public attack as disloyal and unhelpful to the campaign. Local and national figures are cited, with emphasis on integrity and political influence shaping the convention outcome.
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Chicago
God
Nicholas Morrau Butler
New York
York
Nicholas Murray
Monley
William Cooper Procter
Nicholas Murray Butler
Tregret
Procter
Willam Cooper Procter
Leonard Wood
Gental Wood
Coronel Procter
Gesersl Wood
Open Safe Torch Mishap Leaves One Dead One Hurt
A torch attempt to open a strong box at an Atlantic Street warehouse exploded, killing Kinard and injuring another worker. The incident at the Auto Service Company on Sewark Street involved oxy fuel gas release and a door blast that hurled workers thirty five feet. Kinard died en route to hospital. investigators pursue details of the alleged gas buildup and prior purchase of materials.
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Charles I Hatley
Woodhaven
Ieehard Kinned
Atlantic Lignans
Pe Auto Service Company
Nae Street
Sewark
Kinard
Andure
Hta ‘T
Wae Tressurer
Auto Birvies Company
Kinard Wan
Hovegt
Hertig
Fin Wernaden
Mortix
Heyer Hie
Hulley
Harding's Band Will Welcome Him Home
Marion Ohio June 15 Preparations began tonight to welcome Senator Harding home with the band he played in as a boy About eight of the twenty who composed it remain Democrats and Republicans unite in one party Harding for President Plans for his home coming and election are elaborate City leaders met to discuss what would be the biggest reception yet staged in this part of the state
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Marion
Ohio
Harding
Tammany to Push Smith for Democratic Nomination
French Lick Indiana reports Tammany Hall leaders led by Charles Murphy plan to back Alfred E. Smith of New York for the Democratic nomination in San Francisco. Cox and McAdoo are sidelined, with Indiana's Thomas Taggart indicating Marshall could join or split votes if not presented, while several leaders gauge sentiment between Palmer Cox and McAdoo.
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the Tribune
French Lick
Ind
San Francisco
Orange County
Indiana
Charles F. Murphy
Cox
Soover
Tammany
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Ohio
McAdoo
Tammany Outfit
Smith
Smith Feeler
Edwards
Gerard
Marshall
Thomas S. Marshall
Thomas Taggart
Mr. Tagart
Palmer
Dublin Police Seize Arms From U S Ship Officers
Dublin police removed pistols from the Milwaukee Ridge captain and three officers on arrival, claiming a Sinn Féin arms raid. American consular officials seek to verify necessity for arming in port while ships in Dublin port fall under local law. In Gorey, County Wexford, inspector Capture Wilson was shot dead by five Haven shots.
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Gorey
County Weeford
Ireland
Wilson
Aigen
Fred Ae
Harding Says Campaign Is Under Way
Senator Warren G. Harding declares the campaign is underway and will continue while he prepares an acceptance speech. He will retain his Senate seat until March 4 but withdraw his reelection petition to avoid aiding Governor Cox.
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Harding
U S Agents Watch For Jack Johnson
San Diego report says Jack Johnson, ex heavyweight champ, faces Mexican ejectment after a 20 hour departure deadline set by Lower California authorities. He has sought refuge in France and Cuba before, now near the border ready to surrender to U S officials if he crosses into California.
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Mexico
Syepial Lapatch
Niiles
San Diego
Thera
France
Spain
Cuba
Johnson
Tia Joana
Mi Jeali
Mexico City
Federa
Pugiliate
Jusserand to Continue as Ambassador to U S
Paris June 15 The Foreign Office announced that Ambassador Jusserand will return to Washington to resume his ambassadorial duties after a vacation in France. The French government expressed full satisfaction with his services and saw no reason for another representative.
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Paris
Foreign Office
Jusserand
Washington
France
Mob violence in Duluth claims three Black lives
In Duluth Minnesota a mob estimated at 3000 overpowered police and executed a mock trial in the city police station. Three Black individuals were found guilty and fatally harmed while others were acquitted. A Black man was hanged after a rope broke, and water jets from police hoses were used in the clashes. Troops were ordered from Fort Snelling to quell the disturbances as National Guard units mobilized.
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Duluth
Minn
Policy
Urea
Hegre
First Street
Second Avenue
ST. Paul
6Th Infantry
Minnesota
Fort Snelling
Suve
Rhinow
Rhinon
Home Guards
Root Arrives at The Hague for Permanent International Court
The Hague June 15 delegates of the Commission on the Construction of a Permanent International Court of Justice have mostly arrived. Hu Hu Root, United States representative on the commission, arrived at Scheveningen Friday and is among the delegates gathered for conferences starting tomorrow at The Hague.
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International Court of Justice
Hague
Commission On
Hlihu Root
Representa ‘Ive c
United States
Scheveningen
Chauffeur Arrested in Caruso Case
George Fitzgerald, Enrico Caruso’s chauffeur for seven years, was arrested at the Caruso summer home amid the ruby estate jewel robbery probe. He faced a Sullivan law charge, bail set at 1000, with an examination scheduled for Friday. The case involves missing Mrs Caruso jewels valued around 300000 and a night watchman role at the estate.
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Tribune
Easthampton
L. J
George Fitzgerald
Enrico Caruso
Caruso
Hiram Sherifl
Penes
Fitzgerald
Hin
John Doe
Odd Fellows Hall
Kel
Pitegerald
Kelsey
Sherill
Revelver
Fitgeorald
Fitzgeral
Embargo Considered as Coal Shortage Deepens
Washington reports a possible export embargo on coal to relieve severe fuel shortages mainly in New England. Governors and officials debate legal authority, rail and water transport limits, and the impact of strikes and congestion on feasibility.
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Washington
New England
Interstate Commerce Commission
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Commission For Relief
Atlantic
Palmer
Interstate Commerce Upin
Fuel Administration R
Coa
Railroad Administration
Secretary of the Interim
Congress
Munihey General
Henry Given 2 to 5 Years in Sing Sing for Perjury
Former inspector Dominick Henry was found guilty of perjury and sentenced by Justice Bartow to two to five years at hard labor in Sing Sing. He calmly refused to retract accusations against James F. Smith and the District Attorney. The extraordinary grand jury investigated the Swann office and heard testimony from Lubin Goliman Friedman and others amid discussions of a $5,000 bribe claim.
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Dominick Henry
Bartow
Supreme Court
Hari
Sing Sing
Henry
James F. Smith
Smith
4Th
Posskly
Thomas Donnell
William Tand
Henry Eielsted
Wisdomn
Commis Police
Richard Enright
David Hirshfield
Hylan
M Rand
Edward Swann
Jacob Lubin
Jacob Goliman
Bernard Friedman
Hirshfield
Atorney Smatch
Commissioner of Accounts
Grand Jury
James Chapman
Tombs
Ie Rand
Perjon
Father Plans Personal Negotiation in Kidnapping Case
Geogee H Coughlin, father of a 13 month old abducted from Curren Terrace near Norristown, intends to personally negotiate with the kidnapper for a $12000 ransom despite police objections. The man, calling himself Ty Crank, has sent seven letters claiming the baby remains safe.
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Tribune Piuladelpna
Geogee H Coughlin
Blakely
Coughlin
Curren Terrace
Norristown
James J. Donaghy
Lower Merion
Ty Crank
Cenitin
Moe
Dorothy Subatocky
Elwell's Movements Up to Time of Death
Joseph Elwell's movements before his murder are detailed: 8 p.m. Thursday dinner at the Ritz-Carlton with a Lewisohn party, 11 p.m. to Ziegfeld Frolic on Amsterdam Theatre roof, 12:30 a.m. Friday separated from the Lewison party in front of the Amsterdam Theatre and went to Montmartre Café with two men and a woman, 12:45 a.m. drove home in a roadster with a male acquaintance, later found shot in his front room by housekeeper Marie Larsen.
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Joseph Elwell
Ritz-Carlton
Lewisohn
Ziegfeld
Amsterdam Theater
Lewison
Montmartre Café
Marie Larsen
Prosecution Sought Over Freight Discrimination at Coast Piers
The Citizens' Transportation Committee urged action against steamship lines and unions for alleged discrimination against freight moved from coastwise piers in New York. The letter to United States Attorney Caffey asks for charges if violations are found, citing recent dispatches and a Burgess case decision as guidance. The committee warns of prompt legal action to stop such discrimination and restore common carrier duties.
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Citizens’ Transportation Committee
United States
Finnery G. Catfegani
Wiliam Fellowes Morgan
Citizens” Transportation
Merritt
Law Committee
Citizens' Transportation Committee
Ihe
Mr. Morgan
Citizens’ Transportation Commmities
Citizens Transportation Committee
City of
New York
Gentinand
Last Chance of Suffrage Lost in Louisiana Vote
In Baton Rouge on June 15 the Legislature rejected federal ratification of woman suffrage 67 to 44 and then adopted a resolution opposing national enfranchisement 10 to 0. The action blocked any move to enfranchise women before the November elections. The Senate later set action on the measure as a special order for Thursday.
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House
Baton Rouge
Tl House
Fruce
Senate
Kwasuve
Suifrage Meisure Aas
Three Who Accompanied Turfman at Cabaret May Solve Elwell Case
District Attorney Swann tracks a New York murder of card expert Joseph Bowne Elwell. Investigators seek Annie of Lexington with unknown last name, whose father and brother allegedly vow to kill Elwell. Elwell had been in Kentucky, stayed at Phenix Hotel, played whist with society women, and returned to New York before his murder at his Seventieth Street home.
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Joseph Bowne Elwell
West Seventieth Street
Lexington
Annie
Elwell
Trother
New York
Swans
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