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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1920

Page

23

Thompson Seeks Republican Nomination For Governor

Senator George F Thompson announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor. He cites strict prohibition enforcement and aims to eliminate profiteering and private taxation while urging reform of existing policies to curb sugar, fod and cloth shortages and restore foundational principles.

Ate George F Thompson Agra Csuits Thominson Pustrat Républican Club Vie

Man Released From Prison Seizes $8 Day Job

Word reached the Warden that a prisoner to be discharged from Westchester County Penitentiary at Elmsford could gain work before leaving the grounds. J. A. Ward accepted the offer and within half an hour of his discharge was earning four dollars a day.

Westchester County Elmsford J. A. Ward

Taxation critique and reform proposals from Senator Thompson

The text rails against heavy taxation by government and private interests, urging a shift to reduce private taxation intertwined with state powers. It cites reform of legislative procedures, constitutional representation, water power development, and utilities reforms. Senator Thompson calls for consumer and investor protections and criticizes party platforms and conventions as irresponsible.

Betteve Thompson Republican Party Thomson Ouidate Neier Francis J. Hugo Third Pan

Coolidge Resting in Boston Hotel During Holiday Rain

Governor Coolidge stayed in his Boston hotel all day to rest amid a Teal celebration after the victory over the British. He missed the State House celebration, and plans to attend Williamstown commencement week at Williams College on Saturday.

Coolidge Boston Bunker FM State House Williamstown Wilims College

Harding Calls For Views of Party Chiefs

A dispatch reports Senator Harding urging Republicans to join the ticket, expressing long‑standing GOP identity and opposition to a third party. Messages of congratulations pour in from Otto H. Kahn and others, with endorsements from Kenyon, Vanderbilt, Taft kin, Depew, and party clubs as they rally to support Harding and Coolidge.

Harding Johnson Otto H. Kahn New York Roosevelt Watimel Leonard Wood Kenyon Iowa I Kenyon Towa Cornelius Vanderbilt Batt Springs Canada William Howard Taft The Cincinnati Times-Star Taft M. Depew Alus

Harding Declines to Discuss Dry Issue at Convention

Senator WW Finvelinne and Governor Alvin Coolidge, leaders of the Republican National Convention, were asked to give remarks tonight, per Virgil G Winey, head of the Prohibition National Committee. A vote to early morning distribution was noted, with reporting indicating a delay in remarks.

Harding Cimcago WW. Finvelinne Alvin Coolidge Virgil G. Winey Profehijinn Nivinnat Committee Hsterda Ystad

Senator Hunding Declines Comment On Formal Acceptance Date

The report notes a Ferreral statute question on alcohol content and mentions Hinshaw adding that Senator Hunding’s secretary refused to discuss issues until formal acceptance occurs. No response has been received from Governor Coolidge.

Opkator Hinshaw Hunding Renly

Suffrage Pickets To Greet Harding

Pickets from the National Woman's Party will greet Senator Harding at his acceptance speech. Delegation from every state will question Harding and Calhoun Conlidge about suffrage and threaten opposition if unsatisfied. The protest aims to press the party to clarify suffrage plans.

Harding Calvin Conlidge Massachusetts

Picket Plans Around Harding Acceptance Speech

A group announces plans to picket Senator Harding at his acceptance speech to protest national questions. They pledge a tent protest mirroring a prior demonstration and aim to mobilize 17 member women to demand suffrage amendment ratification. The movement sets a headquarters in San Francisco and calls for broader allied action at a forthcoming Nations Convention in relation to North Carolina and party progress.

Harding Paul Stragiste Ili San Francisco Avery

Adventists Convention Opens in Norwich with Speakers

The Seventh Day Adventists' convention of the United States and Canada opened in Norwich at Pommanty House tonight. Speakers included Mrs B P Wilcox of Halifax and J Walsh of Boston. Governor candidate Leveu and others were listed among attendees as the event drew delegates from multiple regions.

Adventists Onen Norwich Cann Sune Ly Tas Seventh Day Adventists' Convention United States Canada Pommanty House America B. P. Wilcox Halifax Andron W Side Roatnn Wartford Kington Leveu

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