Harding Aims To Unite Republicans At Chicago Convention
Harding seeks to unite Republicans with a platform designed to appeal nationwide. He plans a two leader discussion with Hiram W. Mer and others, outlining policies to win Democratic and Progressive wings. The conference in Washington covered the league of nations, the treaty, and the state of the union as major campaign issues.
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Chines Washington
Washington
Jane
Seager
Warren
Walla
Crecy
Ohio
Tne
Hiram W.mer
Enna
Tion
Twe
Honda
Rox API
Tomother
Tootay Heter Vor
Harding
Walter P Brown
Chicago
Riveheen
Thiding
Meedter
Albert B. Pull
Necot
Frank IV Brahde
Comnestigat
Seace
Tolge
Republica Mettiyi
Senate
Tall
Swh
Tefenstor Hrander
Ameme Thos
League of
van Gener
J. Pew
Paine
Controversy Over Food Prices Continues In City
The article reports a heated exchange between Dr. Butler and General Geers over food price claims and a disputed explanation. It notes public reaction and mentions political figures in Columbia and references to The New York Journal.
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Faker
Columbia
Butler
New York
Four Resorts in View For Harding's Vacation
Washington June 15 four resorts are under consideration by Senator Harding for a brief vacation before he goes to Marion to receive formal nomination notice. Two resorts lie on the Atlantic coast and two in the mountains. All four offer golf courses though Marion plans to walk marching soon without golf as locals organize country clubs there.
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Oshington
Burton
Washington
Harding
Marion
Atlantic
Tammany plans to defeat McAdoo at French Lick gathering
Tammany bosses and Democratic leaders from several states converge at French Lick to plot strategy against McAdoo. Indiana leaders and national figures discuss how to rally support, with plans to move to Chicago for final negotiations. Strong figures include Tom Taggart, A. Smith of Tucson, and Murphy, aiming to influence the Empire State campaign and nominate a compromise candidate if needed.
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Pecas Anspaten
Tye Wen
French Lick
French Link
Tammany
Grand Mare National Senate
A. Smith
Tucson
Arig
Tom Taggart
Indiana
Smith
Indianapoli
Toommission
Murehuli
McAcon
Cox
Howe
X Vice
Sinough
Ohio
Quanters
Simetak
Gerard
MvAgoo
Chicago
Windy City
Murphy
Blackstone Flat
Blackstone
Golden Gate
Illinois Primary Law Held Unconstitutional
The Illinois State Supreme Court ruled the minow primary law unconstitutional dislodging Mayor Pae tion and affecting political committees. The decision shifts power among city factions and could trigger special elections as parties reassess control of Chicago and county committees.
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Chicago
Ana Envio
Chimnievn
Dennen Brundage
Bluewhern
Hope Bolsheviki Will Keep Pledge
Teheran reports Moscow talks as Persian government seeks withdrawal of Bolshevik troops and guarantees for future good conduct. Britain and France back negotiations under League of Nations to probe conditions in Russia. The notes criticize Allied support for anti Bolshevik offensives and call for an investigating commission to assess the situation in Persia.
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India
Enech
Tas
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St. James's Palace
Moscow
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Ronly
Persia
Fiirus Mirna
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Sant
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League
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Nia
de Fleurian
Russia
League of Nations
Convcil
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Srmiv
Wrangel
Crim
Red
Wamibiazion
Pape
Lights Out on Bride's Low Dress at New Orleans Wedding
In New Orleans Archbishop Shaw’s rule against improper attire led to a delay at St. Louis Cathedral. Father Antoine refused to marry until the bride dressed modestly, ordering lights out to ensure she could change. Paring back the dress code, other guests were noted for similarly strict adherence to decorum.
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New Orleans
Shaw
St. Louis
Antoine
Order of Oblate Fathers of Mary Immaculate
Dumgrad
Imichelo
Stoexinga
Hungary Proposes Lash for Profiteers
A Hungarian bill proposes harsh penalties for profiteers in sales, outlining punishments up to one year in prison. The measure targets wrongdoing in trade and seeks to curb price gouging amid economic strain.
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Hungary
Peetiva
Coughlin Loses 12600 Put Up To Recover Boy
In Norristown Pa June 16 a parent tells how Groree RB Couch or Coughlin posted 12600 to a supposed kidnapper to recover his boy, later claiming the money was used by the kidnapper but the child not returned. The family now suspects someone in the Trallan quarter may be involved and has turned the matter over to police.
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Norristown
Groree
Blakeley
Coughlan
ATUL
Tair
Rinkuly
Doal
Trallan
Talinn
Sonferenes
Mauretania May Face Delay From Wireless Strike
Report says wireless operators in the Wireless Opersing Association may halt work delaying the Mauretania voyage. Officials note most crew are aboard but warn the ship could miss sailing to New York on Saturday as tensions rise.
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Ater
Wireless Opersing Association
Mauretania
New York
Dartmouth Student Kills Roommate Over Liquor Trains Fight
On a Boston milk train near Hanover New Hampshire a Dartmouth College student twenty two admitted shooting Henry E Maroney twenty five. The incident arose after a quarrel over whiskey with Maroney at the Delta Chi fraternity house. Meads claimed self defense and intoxication, and was jailed without bail pending action by county authorities.
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T. Meads
Dartmouth College
Henry E. Maroney
Marchey
Mosils
Franklin
Boston
Les Miles
Hanover
Magoney
Enilz
Annover
Wondevitesr Bo
Balfr
Trym
Maroney
Yalls
County Ton
Harold W
Sluss
Moroney
Wiestaker
Matro
Itony
Massachusett
Tie Fraternity
C. Chilcutt
Barwon Ih
Tetford Be Hart
Brookivng
Cut Meads
Bewin
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PS Winsemute
Claude M. Marcus
Capnan
Ton
Aiicu
Murray
Dir
Marones
Hagmie
Roth Moroney
Rigns
Mon
Pensacola
Dart
Wownt
Mae
Grand Jury Hylan Enright and Hirshfield Take Witness Stand
Witnesses Hylan Enright and Hirshfield testified before the grand jury regarding the Tolley Commission extraordinary grant and alleged bribe connections. Henry J Klein and others faced questions about immunity as the panel examined testimony from Geldman and Bernard Pricd:nan amid further statements on bribery and corruption claims.
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Enright
Hirshfield
Ovor Hylan
Tolley Commission
Accout
Henry J. Klein
Werore Jstice Batitony
Supreme Court
Willan Roodwel
Gran Ja
Dominick Heney
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Ite
Hwitenfeld
Raid
Cours
Henry
District Attorney's Office
Mien
Lwarnisi
Geldman
Bernard Pricd
Nan
Wirsnfield
Bucome
Smith
Bernard Soviner
Jay
Grand Jar
Terresen
Hewapper
Hirsnfield
Geldmat
Officer's Wife Slain Four Soldiers Face Hunt
AMP GRANT WIS June 13 Four soldiers hunted after the wife of Captain Leroy Moss and Mrs Amos were shot dead in their apartment. Investigators said one man faced martial charges. others questioned. The shooting occurred as a party fled in Davis Township near Mount Moris. initial reports described a theft and escape, with authorities pursuing suspects.
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Amp Grant
F. Dient
Eatin
Scelsonare
Mando
Lucille X
Utilitiesaptain
Leroy Veer
T. Amos
Pioneer Electrical Enemes
Charcos
Toom Moss
Inteligence Poors
Moses War Muridercit
Bion
Uytain Mors
St Davis
Mount Mors
Ogle
Oman
Mose
Howes
Pike's Ok
Ripping Bill May Abrogate Treaties
Washington reports on Senate and House action amid turmoil over a Jones bill that could override future treaty commitments by the United States. Officials note the measure clashes with existing commercial treaty obligations and may affect reciprocal protection and shipping rights with foreign powers. The administration asserts the bill would take precedence, while critics warn it risks undermining international accords and American interests.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Esa
Pwns
Snow Flan Man Killed in Cleveland Storm Damages
A severe Cleveland storm caused extensive damage and one death after a brutal combination of high winds and rain. The man killed narrowly escaped disaster earlier, with thousands of dollars in property losses and dangerous electrical hazards reported across the city.
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Cleveland
Omaha
Suk
New clues emerge in Elien slayer case
Facts unearthed last night reveal Marie Warsen Elwell's housekeeper tidied Bowne Ell's bedroom after he was moved from the room. The owner, not blonde, wore jewelry. A luncheon guest, a stout dark-haired woman about twenty, wore a gray jersey dress with fur trimming.
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Joseph Bowne Ell
Marie Warsen
Elwell
Storm devastates New Jersey towns with ferrying wind and flood
A fierce storm sweeping southwest of Manhattan caused extensive damage across Perth Amboy Tottenville and Staten Island. Homes roofs and telegraph lines were ruined dozens of buildings wrecked multiple hotels suffered roof loss and electric and telephone service were crippled. One life was reported lost and property damage exceeded $100000.
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Tottenville
Kansas
Ark
Hotel
Hrutewien
Tottenvlin
Main Street
Transatlantic Shipyard
Comparis
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Princess Hi Teiana
Staten I
Anne Explains Note to Elwell in Newark Court
In Newark a 45 year old woman named Anne admits knowing Elwell but says their relation was only friendly and that she had not divulged other details. A close family friend described the events as non familial and the note was presented during the hospital period.
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Mose
McCreicht
Moss
Chert
Louisville
Jane
Gil
Elwell
New
Tone
Joseph Bowne
Anne
Berg
Newark
Two Women Sought in Turman Elwell Murder Tale
District Attorney probes Elwell homicide with testimonies from housekeeper Marie Laveen who described a luncheon guest, a pink kimono, silk slippers and lace cap. Witnesses recall a blonde woman who wore fine jewelry and visited Elwell’s home before his death at 244 West Seventeenth Street.
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Tarfman
Ins
Seventeenth Street
Swant Last Nidht
Marie Laveen
Elwell
Winan
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