Power of South faces big cut in national conventions
Oklahoma City dispatch reports R. Bowell of Omaha says Chicago's move to change convention representation will curb Southern delegates power. He notes the plan aims to reduce South quotas, prevent unbalanced influence, and shift future convention dynamics toward Northern and Western states.
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R. Bowell
Omaha
Nebraska
Chicago
Howell
Tribune
South
Solid
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Nationale
Doorthern
South Carolina
Hughes Howth Carslina
Oreron
Notre
People Party
Rand
Poles Repulse Reds and Gain Ground Near Dniester
Polish forces beat back repeated Bolshevik assaults near the Dniester region, inflicting heavy losses as they push toward Bab cannon area. Moscow reports a front line shift with Polish troops advancing north of the river and occupying new positions amid the ongoing war news.
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Toll bridges go free at Port Jervis in coming days
The Tribu ne reports that the last of New York State toll bridges will be made free soon at Port Jervis Orange County. The Delaware River span connects Barryville New York with Shohola Pennsylvania and ends toll collection on this crossing marking elimination of tolls on state bridge spans.
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Shohola
Penn
Herrick Predicts Harding Next President
Myron T. Herrick former Ohio governor and ex ambassador to France says in Havre that Senator Harding will be elected president. He praises Harding as honest and steady and fits a wartime to peacetime leadership, citing experience in Congress and Cabinet consultation.
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Ohio
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Paris
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Pullman Opposes Half-Cent Surcharge on Tickets
The Pullman Company filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission to oppose a proposed surcharge of one half cent per mile for Pullman car passengers. A 1918 surcharge could have yielded about 57 million dollars in additional railroad revenue, and the company argues the new rate would raise Pullman fares by roughly 120 percent from pre May 1 1920 levels.
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Pallman Company
Treaty Called Atheistic Baptist Pastor Denounces Peace Pact
Dr. Cortland Myers of Tremont Temple Boston labeled the Versailles Treaty the most atheistic and infidel document, saying heathen and infidel sat in the council that drafted it and that God was ignored while the hosts of Hell rejoiced. He spoke at a Fundamentals Conference session before the Northern Baptist Convention opening in HFALO.
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Tremont Temple
Boston
Northern Baptist Convention
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Committee to Elect Harding Is Anounced
A Republican committee announces its effort to back Senator Harding and preserve the party unity. Chairman Hays travels to New York while Daugherty supports the campaign as progress toward a major victory for the party.
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Kansas
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South
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Michigan
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Virginia
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Arizona
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Suffrage Debate With Senator Harding Highlights GOP Stand
Women from New York Ohio Connecticut press Harding at a Vermont stop over the party’s suffrage plank. Alice Paul leads a delegation urging action while Harding hedges citing limited power and promising no definite word yet.
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National Woman's Party
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Republican Party
Vermont
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Windsor
Walter F. Brown
Toledo
Harding
Clement
Women’s Vote Rally Echoes Republican Support Across States
A fragmented report notes Florence Bayard Willes of Washington leading a National Woman’s Party push. Delegates from Maryland and Delaware weigh enfranchisement amid Republican backing and Democratic objections.
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Wosuna Party
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Ten Viet Party
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The Ingenious Farmer judging bacon at CHILDS
Judging from the bacon served at CHILDS there seem to be a number of ingenious farmers. The bacon has the right proportion of fat and lean to be delicious.
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