Leaders split over convention plan and primaries
A survey of Republican leaders reveals support for a party ticket from governor to precincts, with Thompson opposing a convention designation and Hugo and Miller favored by many. Drys and anti-salon factions push for open primaries and stand against any forced unity at the state convention.
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George A. Glynn
Jefferson Ceunty
Francis M. Hugo
Brooklyn
Desi Fticket
Down
Travis Hace
George Thompson
Niagara
Elon Fooker
New York
Ge Republican
Hugo
Travis
Thompson
Timmtter
Republic
Kompson
Mpsin
Miller
Repubcan
Teds
Actin
Dacien
Lawrenics
Hmira
Ieee
Teadera
Wit Sion
Yasturday
York
Ate
State Senate
Feason
Terry Wet
Allies Give Greek Army A Free Hand
Allied notes to Germany threaten immediate military action if obligations are not met and press for rapid dismantling of war material to 100,000 troops. Disputes over reparations and new index-based payments loom as Britain France and the United States seek an international loan framework.
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Foch
Wilson
Berlin
Germany
England
France
Millerand
Lloyd George
Loyd George
Miller
Boulogne
Vuppinie
Rennva Chon
Pripura Commission
America
Europe
Britain
Britain Aims To Renew Anglo Japanese Alliance
Tokyo reports state that Britain seeks renewal of the Anglo Japanese Alliance with modifications and that London believes the pact would not conflict with the League of Nations. The notice came via Tokio cables to Nippu Jiji in Honolulu on June 21.
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Honolulu
Japanese Foreign Office
Great Britain
Tokio
Hague
Assointed Press
Conference of International Jurists
Phillimore
High Court of Nations
Lord Phillimore
League of Nnions
Assembly of Aiesque
Assembly
Allies gather at Boulogne as new governments join talks
In Boulogne, Lloyd George and Millerand meet with Curzon Foch and advisers while Sforza Hymans and Chinda join to discuss Russia and Allied plans. Belgium backs reopening talks with the Soviets and Italy hints at shifting shares of German surrender wealth, aiming 15 percent.
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Belgium
Lloyd George
Millerand
Boulogne
Folkstone
Lord Curzon
Marshal Foch
Italy
Count Sforza
Hymans
Japan
Viscount Chinda
London
Russia
England
Tian
Minnesota Republican Leads Nonpartisans in Governor Race
J A C Preus led Henrik Shipstead late Tuesday in Minnesota's gubernatorial primary returns. The tight contest pitted Republican Preus, State Auditor, against Nonpartisan League candidate Shipstead amid a heavy country vote and strong anti-Socialist sentiment.
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ST. Paul
J. A. C. Preus
Republicn
Henrik Shipstead
Nonpartisan League
Shipstead
Pres
Conald
Teague
Ti Kean
Ethaphe Republicans
Prens
Shipstead Prous
Women ushers named for Democratic convention duties
San Francisco June 41 women delegates to the Democratic National Convention will be guided to their seats by girl ushers. Thirty girl students and 100 men students from University of California and Stanford University were notified today of their assignment as ushers at the convention.
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Francisco
Mine Lucy
Baltimore
Branham
Ye Board
The
Republicans to Run Campaign From Chicago
Republican leaders outline campaign structure with headquarters planned in Chicago and offices in Washington San Francisco and Denver. Key figures including Hays Weeks Beveridge Daugherty and Harding aim for centralized control and a united party effort for the November election.
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Hays
National Committee
Charles D. Hilles
New York
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
A. T. Hert
Kentucky
Jake L. Hamnon
Oklahoma
Fred W. Uphan
Clarence B. Biller
Ralph William
Oregon
Washington
San Francisco
Denver
Chicago
Senator Harding
George Christian
Executive Committee
Harding
Harry Daugherty
McKinley McKinley
Coolidge
Willard Suite
Albert J. Beverage
Indiana
Theodore Roosevelt
Beveridge
Bull Monselor
Beveridge Cromines
Nator
Howe
Mia
United States
Tam
Warding
Wilson and Lodge at odds over League debate
The column argues that a Wilson backed referendum would block U S entry to any League under current terms. It contends Senate two thirds hurdle blocks ratification, notes Republican resistance and predicts a Lodge style League ratified only if Harding wins. It cites Smoot Kellogg and Pritchard pledging GOP support.
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William Howard Taft
Public Ledger Co
League of Nations
Wilson
United States
Mr. Wilson
League
Democratic Party
Senate
Wilson League
McCumber
Johnson
Chicago
Borah
Harding
Congress
Smoot
Utah
Frank I. Kellogg
Minnesota
Republican National Committee
Harding-Coolidge
J. D. Uritehard
Women Unite to Campaign for Harding Backed by Jurists
Republican women leaders create a national advisory panel to coordinate support for Warren G. Harding. Members include Taliana Cutting, Laura Skinner, Olive Stott Gabriel, and others from Wood Hoover Johnson Butler Coolidge Lowdon campaigns. The group spoke at a Hotel Vanderbilt reception.
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Warren G. Harding
Arthur L. Livermore
Republican Women's State Executive Committee
Taliana Cutting
Leonard Wood
Herbert J. Pratt
Hoovers Committee
Margaret Crumpacker
Johnson Committee
New York City
Char S. Whitman
Brooklyn
Laura Skinner
Coolidge
Tex
Coolidge Sees Colleges Lead U S Future Leaders
Governor Calvin Coolidge headlined Wesleyan University alumni dinner in Middletown Connecticut and received an honorary Doctor of Laws. He urged that the nation relies on colleges for leadership and cited democracy yet stressed guidance from higher education. He said higher institutions must preserve the state and nation as society changes into the twentieth century.
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Wesleyan
Middletown
Conn
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Wesleyan University
Govarnior Coolidge
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