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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
12
A reporter describes an interview labeled a visit with the President arranged through The New York World. The planned time shifted to Tuesday at 10:70, with entry through the Office Building as reporters and sightseers observed the routine White House scene.
During the French Revolution Henri d Albignac fled to England and introduced salads with mayonnaise to London society. His salads became so popular he was called the Salad King. Cardinal Richelieu is said to have invented the mayonnaise. At CHILDS, cool crisp salads with delicious mayonnaise are a summer specialty.
A visitor recalls meeting President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson on the South Balcony at the White House. The account notes Wilson’s steady demeanor, ongoing work with Mr. Tumulty, and Mrs. Wilson reading documents, amid reflections on his health and recent illness.
A Time article misprints a key word in a sentence about the League of Nations and Taft. The intended term was non justiciable but appeared as justiciable, altering meaning and reuse of the article.
In a televised stance amid party tensions, President Wilson disputes Republican plans to deny League of Nations guarantees, calls for a San Francisco Democratic platform that will clearly contrast with Chicago’s. He defends wartime powers and urges voters to favor a progressive, transparent Democratic ticket.
W Virginia Senator C W Watson left French Lick to push Ambassador John W Davis for the Democratic nomination. Davis allies hope a deadlock at the national convention will boost his chances, as Western supporters say he has broad appeal and could lead to a Democratic victory.
On board the Tammany Hall medal train to the Democratic National Convention in Chicago on June 17 the New York delegation favors Cox as their choice amid party dynamics.
Early plans and votes show Tammany Hall backing Governor Alfred E. Smith on the first and second ballots for the Democratic Presidential nomination. A Tammany special train carried New York delegates toward the San Francisco convention while talks with Murphy and Tom Taggart continued.
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