Thompson Seeks Republican Nomination for Governor
Niagara County senator Geert Thompson announced at the Yinma Club his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor. He urged strict enforcement of Prohibition and argued current laws need reform to curb private taxation, promote production, and end profiteering in coal oil sugar and other essentials.
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Geert Fi Thompson
Niagara County
Yesfons
Fovernor Gantor Thompson
Yinma Club
Thompson
Man Leaves Prison for Job at Six Dollars a Day
A prisoner due for discharge from Westchester County Penitentiary at Elmsford was offered a job by a contractor on prison grounds. The inmate accepted and, within half an hour of release, began earning six dollars a day.
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Westchester County
Elmsford
Ward
Tax and reform stance sparks Republican primary talk
The piece outlines taxation grievances against both government and private toll interests, favoring utilities reform and living wages. It quotes Senator Thompson on constitutional representation, opposition to committee rule, and water power development, while noting Republican distrust of platforms and the chance of a three-way primary contest among Thurman, Hugo, and a third contender.
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Thompson
Republican Pa Eeriqus
Thomon
Republican Party
Deer
Ridiculou
Republic
Francis M. Hugo
Coolidge Passes Rainy Day In Boston Hotel
Governor Coolidge remained indoors in Boston all day as rain dampened Bunker Hill celebration activities. He rested at his hotel while the State House observance went on without him. On Saturday he plans to travel to Williamstown for the commencement week exercises at Williams College.
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Coolidge
Boston
Bunker Hill
State House
Willia
Harding Calls For Views of Party Chiefs
Republican leaders urged unity and action as President nominee Harding sought feedback from party chiefs. Messages poured in from Otto H. Kahn and Kenyon pledging support, while Cornelius Vanderbilt’s wife sent congratulations from Canada.
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Harding
Johnson
Senator Johnson
Otto H. Kahn
New York
Roosevelt
Leonard Wood
Kenyon
Iowa
Towa
Cornelius Vanderbilt Lin
Roneymooning
Bantt Springs
Canada
Vanderbilt
Martin W. Littleton
Hulbert Taft
Cincinnati
William Howard Taft
Cincinnati Times-Linr
Taft
Chauncey M. Depew
Harding Declines to Discuss Dry Issue at Convention
Senator W. G. Harding and Governor Calvin Coolidge were asked to state their prohibition views by the Prohibition National Committee chair Virgil G. Hinshaw. A telegram was sent requesting a position on wet or dry policies before the acceptance speech.
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Chicago
Calvin Coolidge
Prohibition
Virgil G. Hinshaw
Prohibition National Committee
Senator Harding Silent on Issues Until July Acceptance
Hinshaw reports Harding's secretary wired that the Senator declines to discuss any issue until his formal acceptance in July. No reply has come from Governor Coolidge on the matter.
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Hinshaw
Harding
Rep
Coolidge
Suffrage Pickets To Greet Harding
Suffragists plan to greet Warren G. Harding at his formal acceptance speech and press him and Governor Calvin Coolidge on furthering federal woman suffrage. A delegation of Republican women from every state will ask for a clear suffrage stance, Miss Alice Paul said.
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Tibune
Washington
Harding
Tate
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Union
Coolidge
Miss Paul
Picketing Plan Tied to Harding Speech at National Convention
The report outlines planned protests by suffrage supporters during Senator Harding's acceptance speech. Banner carrying and peaceful demonstration are described as actions, with a national convention of one million women voters possible if delays in ratifying the amendment persist. Headquarters opened in San Francisco to direct interviews with delegates.
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Harding
Chicago
Miss Paul
San Francisco
Ipish Wl
North Carolina
Adventists Open Convention Reaches Final State Vote
The Day Adventists convention meets in Norwich during June with delegates from across America. Speakers include Mrs. B P Wilcox of Hartford Judge Halifax of Boston Rev E E Andros of Washington D C E R E Slade of Boston and Mayor Léroy of this city as the gathering discusses the movement toward a constitutional amendment noted as the thirty sixth and final state needed.
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Adventists
Norwich
Cotin
Hk Day Adventists
America
B. P. Wilcox
Hartford
Halifax
Boston
Andros
Wangton
D. C
RE. Slade
Léroy
United States
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United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joinera of America
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Nome Republican Club
Standard Center
Alaska
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John Hancock
Wn. Morgan & Sons Clothiers
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Saks & Company
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Oxford
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Olympic
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J. J. Walsh
State Senate
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Broadway
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34Th St
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