Davis Reported as Considering Presidential Run Amid Party Pressure
London reports indicate Davis may enter the race with friends asserting his odds for the presidency. There is talk of reservations within the party led by Senator Warren G. Harding supporters, and Ambior and others discuss embassy implications and possible endorsements. Davis reportedly denies candidacy but faces encouragement from West Virginia and Francisca delegates.
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Arthur S. Draperedman
London
Aniba
Jaume Seay
Warren G. Han
Davis
San Francisco
Fon
E. Ambior
Noted Progressives to Stump for Lenreot in Wisconsin Primary
Noted Progressive figures Kenyon Poindexter Garfield and Pinchot will speak in Wisconsin's senatorial primary rallying for Lenreot. The event marks a push by leading reformers to boost support amid a contentious campaign as voters eye the June 16 polls and the fate of renominating Sen. Lenreot.
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Kenyon
Poindexter
Garfield
Pinchot
Tanicneh Weshing
Rae Bundy Gion
Thor
Ly Ater
la Fullette
Nowhrn Aygny
Fenetlan
Even Good Wet Can Beat Harding Says Anderson
Anti Saloon chief asserts a dry plank refusal would aid Democrats. He warns that a wet outcome could help a Democratic candidate, while Republicans face danger from party rivals and public sentiment shaping the race.
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Harding
Anderson
Palmer to Attend National Committee Session
An attorney stated Palmer will attend the national committee session in Munich on June 6. He will remain in Ban during the convention while continuing his duties as a member.
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Palmer
Ational
Sohonytan Bureau
Waris Cor
Deave
Harding Aims To Unite All Republicans
Senator Harding stays in Washington and receives reactions to speeches as tensions mount over party unity. He withdraws from the Ohio Senate race papering a shift toward backing Republican leadership and restoration of a party administration while messages of support arrive from several prominent figures including Taggart Moore and Payne.
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Toom
Stoppard
Texas
Stanley
Kentucker
Harding
Ohio
Smith
Senate
Tam
United States
Brown
Mardinell
Wood
Younstead
Bringine
Wood Manager George Menry Payne backs Harding at rally
Tax commissioner George Menry Payne, a Wood campaign aide and Republican National Convention delegate, pledged enthusiastic support for Warren G Harding at a Pioneer Republican Club ratification meeting. He argued for non entangling alliances and praised Harding’s consistency and anti entanglement stance.
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George Menry Payne
Leonard Wood
Warren Gi. Harding
Harding-Coolidge
Pioneer Republican Club
Repusiay
Tuinson
Woodmen
Republican Party
Jarding
Dartain
Leonard Ward
Harding
Republi
Hardin
America
Union Chiefs Sentenced Until They Will Testify
Kansas mine workers officials of the United Mine Workers were found guilty of contempt in Crawford County District Court. They were sentenced to bail status until they testify before the Kansas Court of Industrial Relations. Names listed include Thomas Cunningham and John Steele with Willard Titus and others awaiting appeal or stay requests. Bond set at $2,000.
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Sie Cals
United Mine Workers of America
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Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
Dames and
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Thomas Cunningham
John Steele
Willard Titus
John Femnan
Ihclude Ale
Curran
No Danger From Harding, Says German Newspaper
A German newspaper, Hoorsen Zeitung, states there is no danger from Warren G. Harding as the Republican candidate for U.S. president. It notes cautious relations with Germany, cites commercial ties, and suggests American foreign policy will continue under Harding.
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Harding
Warren G. Harding
United
Hoorsen Zeitung
Germa
Finners
Democratic Treasurer Reaches Convention City
Democratic National Committee treasurer arrives in Waterloo to join officials shaping the party's national convention plans. Women delegates and wives of delegates will be hosted, with discussions held by the Woman's Democratic Club of California amid preparations for visitor reception and convention activities.
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Josepn
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Thy
Neuse
Moore
Cen Moniter
Cox
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A Francisco
Nixon
Edward G. Murray
San Francisco
Marbury
Bivir
Women’s Democratic League
George Hb
Women’s Bureau
Haley Wilson
Athi Palmer
M Kello
Fairvonks
Women voters platform urged by Maud Wood Park
Mrs Maud Wood Park chairman of the National League of Women Voters issued a statement praising the Republican platform planks. She notes the party has adopted a plank on maternity and infant welfare and shows satisfaction at the broad appeal to women nationwide. Park also highlights the independent citizenship plank for married women and references reactions at the Republican convention.
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Mere Park
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Peorn Gaye
Erner Costind Lewis
Wisiseres
Goyessny
Murphy
Weileh
Teli
Cronhys
Eninet
Emrora Hs Vomsty Mall
Nate
Cabnia de Sorina
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Riversige
Calif
Joseph Hors
Tuuvice Connelly
Diuintian
Havoness von Behenberg
Elenbeth Muller
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The
Republics
Mississippi Delegates Favor League At Convention
In Jackson Mississippi delegates were instructed to favor the league at a June convention. Key figures included Senator W Williams and Pat Harticon as national delegates, with representative B. G. Triumphes and A. Tully also named. Oxcar G. Johnson was chosen to represent the group in national conversations.
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Mississippi
Jackson
Two St Louis Delegates Return From Convention
A misread fragment reports two St Louis delegates to the Republican National Convention. One from the 9th St Louis district returned with a sum described as 400 Liowlen fund, noted as a refund paid in Chicago last Sunday. Another delegate, Vinh, is mentioned with unclear duties and wage details.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Anane
Unclear fragmentary notice from Orleans report
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe various items and numbers with uncertain meaning, including references to Orleans dated lines and unclear names. The readable bits do not present a coherent event, action, or outcome suitable for a definitive summary.
First Tammany Special Starts For Convention
Delegates converge as Tammany elects leaders for the San Francisco Democratic convention. Widespread talk centers on potential nominees with McAdoo and Cos, while others back Smith. special trains carry key female delegates and supporters toward the event.
Three District Elect Helfferich HALES in German elotin era
Three districts elected Helfferich HALES and others from the Constituencies during the freon era. View Chancellor Karl det formerly from Wh Dr and Noxson Hanover South Heuse joined Hapabarit and Upliferich in accepting the mandate from the last named district.
Dry Leader Comes Out Against Cox
Washington June 16 Wayne B Wheeler general counsel for the Anti Saloon League says his group will urge the Democratic national convention to insert a dry plank in the platform. He argues for full enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment and notes Supreme Court interpretations. The Anti Saloon League and other prohibitionists press for a clear prohibition plank as essential to national policy.
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Ssayyntan Haney Washington
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti- Halon League
Cox
Tomoe Party
Anti-Saloon League
Wheeler Aid
San Fune
Chi
Tank
Supreme Court
United
Poder
United States
Canntony
Chi Gong
Francisco
Friends of Law Enforcement
San Cue
Fiewns
Stromur
Friends of Oiler
Bryan Well Welds
Ney Cox
Wilode
Fragmentary note on Governor Edwards and prohibition stance
A damaged clipping discusses Governor Edwards's limited actions on liquor laws and prohibition. It recalls his perceived reluctance to actively enforce or promote measures, noting past support from wets and opposition to referenda, and questions his current position on national prohibition. The fragment mentions referendums, enforcement, and political allies without clear dates.
Butler and Hilles Praise Best Ticket for Harding
Columbia University figures Butler and Hilles address Eleventh Twelfth Assembly meetings praising the Republican ticket. Butler claims the convention chose the very best ticket and Lincoln Coolidge would be a strong White House choice. Hilles attributes General Wood's defeat to Western hostility. Mills extols Harding at the Republican Club gathering as a resolution supports Harding and Conlind.
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Cholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
E. D. Willers
Harding
White House
Hilles
Wood
Ogaen
Mills
Theablican Club
F Dliseus Publican
Hardin
Conlid
Miners for Non-Partisan Ticket Plan Endorsed by UMWA
In Cumberland Maryland on June 14 the United Mine Workers District No. 1 special convention adopted a resolution supporting a non-partisan ticket aligned with the American Federation of Labor. Delegates pledged to back only candidates who commit to labor-friendly policies and to oppose proponents harming labor. The measure also sought to curb price-gouging and urged Congress to act against profiteering.
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Maryland
Cumberland
United Mine Workers of America
America
Federsign of Labor
Congress
Harding endorsed by Wisconsin Nonpartisan League in key platform
Philadelphia dispatch reports Senator Robert M. La Follette’s Wisconsin Nonpartisan League backing Harding as a good golfer. The league adopted a platform including initiative referendum recall immediate repeal of war laws, railroad and utility ownership, compulsory school attendance, and support for universal trade and industry development.
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Nonpartisan League
Harding
Roosevelt
Wisdune
Intte
Nator
Robert M. la Fall
Othe Ting
Democrats Debate Bolton League Of Nations In New England
In Bolton on June 16 Democrats express mixed views on the League of Nations. Local figures Clarke Newport R I and Fallon Pittsfield Mass oppose or seek reservations. McCabe Tascon Rol criticizes leagues aiding imperial aims. O Brien Ro1 calls limits, while Green Woonsocket and Scully Hampshire urge cautious or flatfooted stance.
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England
Clarke
Newport
R. 1
Hoyly
League of Nations
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Milinocket
Deigny
Ragland
McCabe
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O'Brian
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San Francis
Ile
Enou Watts
Roosevelt Receives Honorary Law Degree at Pennsylvania Military College
The assistant secretary of the Navy, Franklin D Roosevelt, received an honorary Doctor of Laws at the fifty-eighth commencement of Pennsylvania Military College in Chester. He commented on political prospects including McAdoo and Cox, and noted potential convention outcomes. The Reichstag was convoked for June 24 in Berlin.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Navy
Pennsylvania
Sina
Chester
Hardingwell
Cajit Ir
Roosevelt
Isco
Aovernor Cox
McAdoo
Sympathy for Coolidge Rost lent of the Unite
Fragmentary OCR note discusses sympathy or pity for Coolidge and the political context of the publican party. The readable text references President Mar and the pursuit of succession, but details are unclear and several words are garbled.
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Unite Nesaible
Mar Xent
Coolidge
Publican Party
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