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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
22
A disrupted interview presents a halted portrait of the president amid national tensions. The narrative hints at interruptions by detractors, citizen reactions, and the broader political climate as the White House navigates a volatile period.
During the French Revolution Henri d Albignac fled to England and popularized salads with mayonnaise in London society earning him the nickname Salad King. Cardinal Richelieu is said to have invented mayonnaise. At CHILDS, cool crisp salads with mayonnaise remain a summer specialty.
An account describes a late 1919 White House tour with Mrs. Wilson and Dr. Grayson. It notes the President’s frail condition, altered appearance, and continued calm demeanor as he reviewed documents and spoke with visitors on the South Balcony.
Fragmented OCR text references Taft statements and Maine Republicans with a disputed article. It mentions a Triunean Wednesday date, machiners and covenants, and a misread word replacing justice with monetary terms. The passage reflects debate over legality and interpretation in a political context.
The President campaigns on a League of Nations contrast with Republicans at Chicago. He predicts a San Francisco Democratic platform will push the League issue and deny Republican policies, while endorsing his party’s stance as the American people’s clear choice.
Governor Alfred E Smith and Tammany officials discuss strategies for the Democratic National Convention. They expect a platform and candidates to appeal beyond factional lines and oppose Republican aims, with delegates traveling from New York to Chicago then San Francisco.
The article discusses boss Murphy and rival McAdoo in a Democratic power struggle with anti administration talk fueled by Republican propaganda. It notes Senator C W Watson and Ambassador John W Davis as influential players and hints at Davis potential boost at the Chicago convention and nationwide support.
Chicago June 17 special dispatch reports Cox is favored by Tammany men as the national convention prepares for a drone of activity. Details are incomplete due to damaged text.
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