Lenroot Urges Republicans to Support Ticket at Wisconsin Rally
Wisconsin Senator Irvine L. Lenroot declared that in the current situation there is only one choice to back the Republican ticket. He commented that Harding resembles a McKinley type and urged unity to avoid another Democratic rule, while acknowledging disappointment at the nomination. Kenyon offered to help in Iowa, aiming to boost GOP victory. other states discuss momentum and party dynamics.
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Hugo Seeks End to Governorship Fight Denial May Reflect
Francis M. Hugo Secretary of State denies reports he will bow to unofficial Saratoga convention ahead of September 14 primary. He pledges to fight to the end if needed and notes readiness to contest in primaries. Hugo names his petitions committee and outlines state wide drive. He stresses convention votes will determine party designation and unity.
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Manhattan
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Riverhead
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Protest Filed Over Archbishop Mannix Admission
A protest filed with the State Department alleges that Archbishop Daniel J. Mannix of Melbourne refused to stand for the British and American national anthems aboard the Ventura in Honolulu Harbor. Marcellus Parsons of New York and other passengers joined the protest, which the department referred to the Bureau of Immigration for investigation. The Archbishop had said he came to the United States to give lectures upon arrival in San Francisco.
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New York
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U S Envoy Reports Baltic States In Better Condition
Commander John A. Gade returned from a Baltic mission reporting improving conditions in Estonia Latvia and Lithuania. He praised American Relief Association and American Red Cross efforts aiding typhus control and famine relief while noting ongoing flour needs and generous receptions for his mission.
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Lithuania
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Christiania
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American Red Cross
Russia
House in Which Garfield Died Destroyed by Fire
Historic Long Branch shore cottage once used by President Garfield burned last night. Fire suspected to be spontaneous. owned by Fidelity Trust Company. Fred Sells, a New York broker, had rented it and planned to move in today. Garfield died September 19, 1881 after sea air treatment and stay at the cottage.
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Col House Not To Represent U S In Europe Conference
Washington dispatch says Colonel House will not represent the United States at the Spa conference nor serve in any official capacity while in Europe. The State Department stated he goes as a private citizen and any Allied views would reflect his personal stance, not the government.
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Harding Says Campaign Is Under Way
Senator Harding, resting after a Chicago visit, discusses his roots and career in a candid interview. He recalls leaving law for insurance, then moving to printing and newspaper publishing with The Merion Star. He notes cordial replies from fellow candidates and a flurry of congratulatory messages from figures like Elihu Root and William J. Bryan as he presses toward the campaign.
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Harding golf scene amid moving picture glare at Chevy Chase
Senator Harding joked about film crews spoiling his golf game on the Chevy Chase course as he and Jonathan Bourne faced a tight finish. Mondell praised Harding's nomination and favored Coolidge as VP while noting Lenroot was proposed. The piece notes Coolidge’s popularity after the Boston police strike handling.
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Coolidge Celebrated In Own Town Parade
Northampton crowds greet Governor Calvin Coolidge with a large parade through Mattapoisett Street. Fire department salutes, planes fly overhead, and leaders like Mayor Fitzgerald speak from his porch. Amherst notes mark his Amherst College reunion and nomination by Speaker Gillett for the Presidency.
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Four Cabinet Members to Represent Wilson at Convention
Washington reports four Cabinet members will attend the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco to back President Wilsons policies on the league of nations and other issues. Colby will likely be chief spokesman and perhaps permanent chairman. Tumulty stays at the White House while Cummings leads the National Committee efforts.
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Ohio Democrats Pressure Cox Presidential Boom
In Columbus on June 15, Ohio Democrats push to capitalize a Buckeye State victory as Cox becomes the Republican standard bearer. They redouble efforts to gain further honors for Ohio in national politics amid the presidential spotlight.
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Cox Urges Ohio Support at San Francisco Nominating Meet
Former Governor James F Campbell, an Ohio delegate, plans a circular to Democratic delegates arguing Governor Cox should be the party’s nominee at the San Francisco Convention. Cox can carry Ohio, Campbell asserts, while Vice President Marshall declares he is not running and cautions Republicans against a foregone Harding victory.
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Marshall Decries Glee Over Harding
In San Francisco on June 16 Vice-President Thomas R. Marshall says Republican leaders are less pleased with Senator Harding’s nomination for the Presidency tonight than they were last Saturday.
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Three Great Problems Facing U S Railroads
R C Fulbright of the Southwestern Industrial Traffic League told the Interstate Commerce Commission that substantial freight rate hikes would not solve U S railroad problems. He listed three key issues labor revenue and tax, arguing higher rates won’t create a market for railroad securities and citing foreign securities dumping as a drag. Uniform western rates were urged.
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