Leaders debate primary pledge in New York Republicans
A canvass shows Thompson and Hugo at odds with party leaders over a state ticket design. Thompson insists on a direct primary stand and will run in the primaries. Hugo backs the convention route but may support the chosen ticket.
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Allies Reach Agreement on German Reparation Terms
A joint Allied note to Berlin warns Germany of military action if obligations are resisted and details plans to destroy war material and reduce the German army. Lloyd George and Millerand back harsher terms while exploring a new index-based reparations scheme and an inter Allied loan to fund repayments.
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Germany
England
France
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Miller
Boulogne
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Pripura Commission
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Europe
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Britain Seeks Renewed Anglo Japanese Alliance
Tokyo dispatch reports Britain desires to renew the Anglo Japanese Alliance with changes. Britain believes the pact would not conflict with the League of Nations, according to Nippu Jiji cables received in Honolulu on June 21.
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Japanese Foreign Office
Great Britain
Tokio
Conference guests arrive for Boulogne talks on postwar settlement
L G and Millerand reach Boulogne by special boat while Curzon Foch and aides meet them. Italy's Sforza and Japan's Chinda join the discussions with Belgium Hymans. Russia and Soviet dealings top the agenda as Italy hints at a shift on German demilitarization and shares.
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Marshal Foch
Italy
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Hymans
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London
Russia
England
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Minnesota Republican Leads Nonpartisan in Governor Primary
J A C Preus led Henrik Shipstead late Tuesday in Minnesota governor primary returns. Republicans aimed for Americanism against socialism with strong turnout in rural counties and cities, as polls closed at 9 pm.
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Republicn
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Nonpartisan League
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Girl Ushers Named for Democratic Convention Roles
Women delegates to the Democratic National Convention will be guided by girl ushers. Thirty girl students and 100 men students from UC and Stanford were notified today of their saluation as ushers at the convention.
Republicans to Run Campaign From Chicago
A report outlines the Republican national campaign planning with headquarters in Chicago and offices in Washington San Francisco and Denver. It notes Chairman Hays will lead the effort with executive committee names to be announced, and highlights expected talks with Beveridge and Beveridge’s influence on unifying party factions.
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New York
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Massachusetts
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Kentucky
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Oklahoma
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Clarence B. Biller
Ralph William
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Chicago
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Executive Committee
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McKinley McKinley
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Indiana
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Beveridge
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League of Nations debate frames 1920 campaign stance
William Howard Taft surveys Wilsons push for a referendum on the League of Nations. He argues Republicans can block ratification with reservations and predicts a 1920 Republican victory would lead to ratified League with Lodge reservations, while a Democratic win risks no league at all.
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Republican Women Plan Unified Campaign Ties
Women leaders who backed defeated Republican nominees agree to unite for Warren G. Harding. A new advisory committee led by Mrs. Arthur L. Livermore will coordinate the women’s campaign teams from Wood, Hoover, Johnson, Butler, Coolidge, and Lowdon factions.
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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 Urges Colleges Lead Nation at Wesleyan Alumni Dinner
Governor Calvin Coolidge spoke at Wesleyan University's alumni dinner in Middletown on June 21. He received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree and urged that Americans look to universities for leadership and higher inspiration while affirming democratic principles and duty.
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Middletown
Conn
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Wesleyan University
Govarnior Coolidge
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