Support Ticket Is Only Choice Lenroot Says
Wisconsin Senator Lenroot declares support for the Republican ticket amid factional tension. Kenyon returns home for a test and says he will stump for the nominee to help secure a Republican victory against the Democratic tide. Roosevelt’s convention woes loom as bosses influence the process and Roosevelt or McAdoo are named.
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Hugo Will Fight to End for Governorship Nomination
Reports indicate Hugo will abide by Saratoga Conference decision and enter the Republican primary if no contest is needed on September 14. Deputy Secretary Parker and a Jefferson County committee member list attended the conference, with multiple officials noted in attendance.
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Protest Filed Over Mannix Admission Refusal
A protest filed with the State Department alleges Archbishop Daniel J. Mannix of Melbourne refused to stand for both British and American national anthems aboard the Ventua in Honolulu Harbor. The filing, led by Marcellus Purscill of New York, seeks inquiry by immigration authorities as Mannix arrived in San Francisco to lecture.
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New York
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Bureau of Immigration
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Moyolulu Harbor
Baltic States Seen In Better Shape Says U S Envoy
Commander John A. Gade reported from Baltic provinces that conditions are improving though flour remains in short supply. He cited strong work by the American Relief Association and Red Cross in northern Russia and noted generous receptions at every stop. He left New York aboard the Stavangerfjord for Washington after reporting to Washington.
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House in Which Garfield Died Destroyed by Fire
Historic Long Branch cottage where President Garfield spent his last days burned last night. Fire likely started by spontaneous combustion. Owned by Fidelity Trust Company and rented recently by broker Fred Sells who planned to move in today. Garfield died there on September 19 1881 after arriving for sea air.
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Col House Not To Represent U S Government Abroad
Washington June 15 The Tribune reports Colonel House will not represent the United States government at the conference in Spa nor serve in any official capacity while in Europe. The State Department says he travels as a private citizen and will share views only as his personal opinion.
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Harding Says Campaign Is Under Way
Senator Harding discusses his presidential bid amid a friendly press scene. He corrects a biography error about his birth, recalls career shifts from law to insurance to publishing, and notes cordial congratulatory messages from La Follette, Lowden, Bryan, and others.
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Coolidge hailed in Northampton parade home town
Thousands of Northampton residents greet Governor Calvin Coolidge as he arrives for a monster parade. He speaks from his porch on Mattapoit Street while fire crews, Legion members, and city officials participate. The celebration continues into the evening with more speeches and honors.
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Cabinet Members to Represent Wilson at Democratic Convention
Four members of President Wilsons Cabinet will attend the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco to press his policies including the league of nations. Colby Daniels Burleson Meredith will be present with Colby likely chief spokesman and possibly permanent chairman. Tumulty will stay at the White House while Cummings leads the party push for ratification of the league covenant with minimal opposition anticipated.
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Ohio Democrats Press Cox Presidential Boom
Columbus reports Ohio Democrats redoubling efforts after a Buckeye State figure is named as Republican standard bearer. The piece notes heightened activity to secure another national honor for Ohio following the selection.
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Cox Emerges as Democratic Candidate Hint at Ohio Support
James M. Cox chosen by San Francisco Democrats as their candidate amid claims Cox can carry Ohio. Former Ohio delegate James F. Campbell prepares a letter urging Cox nomination. Vice President Marshall asserts he is not a candidate and warns Republicans against underestimating Democrats in November.
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Marshall Decries Glee Over Harding
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. The remark comes in San Francisco on June 15 and reflects growing opposition within the party.
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Three Great Problems Facing U S Railroad
Washington June 15. R C Fulbright of Houston representing the South Western Industrial Traffic League told the Interstate Commerce Commission that rate increases alone won t solve the nation s transport problems. He listed three major problems labor, revenue and tax. He said the root of the revenue problem lies in the market for railroad securities and warned against foreign owned securities dumping. He urged uniform rates throughout the West.
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