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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1920

Page

34

Political Decorum in Turbulent National Debate

Fragmentary account recounts party tensions and criticism of President Whitman amid Senate ratification talk. Mentions League of Nations stance, prohibition issue, and concerns over party unity with references to several named figures and states.

Metinly Chatman Cummings Asker McCaushe Hud Rogard MY. Cummings Tony League of Nations Davis Washington Senate Whitinucton Bette Claes Virgin Wentana Walsh Maganchusette Marshal Indinig Pamerene Ching Wrébic Marylands Nuon New Jersey Htukeslee New Yonks California Billboard Polaivare Anil Ls

VeAdoo Named as Nominee in Democratic Convention

Kansas City dispatch reports William Gibbs Weal as a Democratic nominee at the party convention. The article notes moves by McAllon Poetin and others to place Weal’s name before the committee and treasury delegates, with reactions from party members and an ongoing nomination process.

Kansas City Purl William Gibbs Trosenyn McAllon Wiestn Wurcek McAdan Aceliniqus

Harmony in Party Sought in Palmer Statement

A chaotic readout from PHUCAGN June 28 reports Attorney General Ay Mitchell Pa men among Democratic leaders traveling to a convention. The piece notes discontent within the Dear cfate party and mentions several national figures tied to Pennsylvania politics.

Phucagn Ay Mitchell Pamen Paman Chicago Sin Krasviser Malmor Paiser Harmon Warren Haryshang Ninsylvatin Palmer Finland Philadelphia Spani Vaation Vane TeCormicks Hurr Anwegh P Guffey Pittsburgh UN Taxrinea Inn Town

Tammany Party Arrives in Desert After Long Train Ride

A party identified as Tammany traveled from Los Angeles to Death Valley arriving at night after an eighteen hour journey. They visited Alexandria Hospital before continuing toward Heath Valley, with a special train stop noted at Riverside at 2 o'clock.

Tenom Senemy Dune Jonders Wit Drleguten Argelos

Footy Special Departures Ahead of San Francisco Conference

Reports note a Footy train leaving Thursday for San Francisco while delegates from Brooklyn and Kies County converge, with Catalina Island near Mission Inn mentioned and arrival timing aligned with Tammany events. The Grand Canyon area and Los Angeles connections appear in transit notes as preparations continue.

Catalina Island San Francisco Williams, Arig Brooklyn Kies County Grand Casson Arive Los Areles San Fransisco Tammany

Third Term Talk Rise at Capital

Washington report details renewed discussion of Woodrow Wilson seeking a third term. Cabinet members present at the White House meeting discuss strategies to influence the San Francisco convention platform and potential nomination maneuvers regarding the League of Nations.

Washington Wilson San Francisco Siohington White House Babee Wilwen Alexander Payne Norman Davis Bainbridge San May Kite House Mir Wilton San Wrenessea George Washneton Brest

Edwards Declines San Francisco Trip Amid Convention Plans

Trenton June 1 Governor Edwards will not attend the Democratic National Convention unless his aides in San Francisco request him. He has scheduled Jersey commitments and made Pennsylvania Railroad reservations for Thursday night, keeping him in New Jersey until the convention adjourns.

Trenton Edewards San Francisco Jersey Pennsylvania Rait

Colby Silent on Wilson and Third Term Reports

Secretary Colby travels to the Democratic convention avoiding political questions. He declines to discuss Wilson or third term reports, stating he may speak in San Francisco after the event. Colby, a delegate from the District of Columbia, left Washington after a final conference with President Wilson.

Colby Wilson Ninbridge Colby Washington Mondey Sun Praneteed Wiking Wiking Would Ray the Reunited Epakesman For the Mt Wald PWG PH Bord Han Erspeimee Colamten Mesident Wilson

Opposition in Tvish Plank Democrats Told Sinn Vein Docent Deserve Sympathy

The article reports political tensions in an American state as different factions debate sympathy for Sinn Vein and criticise parliamentary procedures. It notes allied leaders urging restraint while public figures push for accountability amid a broader party dispute.

Chicago Dnith

Evidence Carranza Killed Himself, Says Herrera

The Associated Press reports Major Ernesto Herrera concluded Carranza died by suicide. Herrera described entering the hut after an escort was cleared, noting Carranza lay on his right side gripping a pistol from which three shots were fired. Rodolfo Herrero, and Manuel de Herlanga corroborated the account amid conflicting details about entrance, wounds, and intent.

Mexico City Associated Press Carranza Ernesto Herrero Rodolfo Herrero Carrante Associated Prev Jo Teday Ernestn Rodolfo Tantonga Major Herrera Carranne Derlanga Manuel de Herlanga Carransa Nevlanga Carranea Bettoy Beran Hinds Rodolfo Terior Carr Rodolfi Anid Elon Ron Vegnueth Bonitty Wa Nington

British War Envoys Ordered to Return Home

3 000 British envoys are recalled from active duty. London sources report the move follows recent events abroad and names include former Assistant Royal Administrative official and the Prime Minister, with the aim of consolidating leadership as the war effort continues.

Bo S London Aune Paw Caepaiig Antinn Henar

Butler Apology Over Wood Attack Sparks Republican Debate

New York State delegation in Chicago faced turmoil after Butler attacked Wood, drawing reactions from county officials. Samuel S Koenig invited Dr Buller as a primary speaker at the New York County Republican Committee meeting. Republicans expected a fight to revive Butler’s influence as the committee planned its noon session at the Inner Republican Club to set a state convention date.

New York State Chicago Butler Barnes Wadsworth Samuel S Koenig Dr. Buller New Yo County Republican Committee Koenig Butler Em Bloe Wood

Efficiency Plan Shifts From Patronage to Merit Says Seabey

Frank Seabey a Harding confidant said the Ohio senator would assemble the ablest and most efficient cabinet to restore normal government. Seabey arrived with Mrs Seabey at the Biltmore from Washington and praised Harding’s emphasis on efficiency over patronage. He claimed Harding will unite the party, build a unified cabinet, and pursue a platform based on conference-led policy and support across Johnson and Borah factions.

Warren G. Mar von Phis Frank Seobe Ohio Seabey Seabey, Accompanied By Mrs. Seabey Biltmore Ye Washington Dential Notive Harding Chiengsonventio Jane Warren G. Ferdi Yarding Mir Marion Scohey Johnson and Borah Goon York R.W. Creager Tess Chicago Wilson Anil Texas My. Seahey Seohey Seahey

San Francisco Made to Order for a Democratic Convention

A quirky feature on San Francisco’s role as host city for a Democratic convention and the city’s climate and charm. The piece contrasts East and West Coast attitudes, notes Harding speculation, and evokes local weather, palm trees, and everyday street scenes in a perennial newspaper voice.

San Francisco

Nonpartisan Shipstead Narrowing Minnesota Gubernatorial Gap

Early returns show nonpartisan League candidate Henrik Shipstead closing the lead of Republican hopeful Harold Prous to about 15 000 votes. With 2213 precincts reported, Prous 115 780 Shipstead 100 044, as state totals and congressional races hinted at incumbents faring well.

St, Pall Iao Prous Henrik Shipstead Nonpartisan League Preus Shipstead J. Hodgson

Prohibition Debate and Convention Activity Report

A garbled 1920s style prose discusses the Volstead Act criticism and looming convention debates. It notes Armenia and Nebraska references, party leaders awaiting convention outcomes, and continued opposition to enforcement amid campaign chatter.

Two Shoplifters Sentenced in Jersey Court

Two individuals from Union Street Jersey City faced probation after pleading guilty to shoplifting charges. Judge Mutaneen presided as they admitted taking items from a company on a recent day without payment. Margaret Killion and Margaret Brooks were named in the proceedings.

Mutaneen New York Margaret Killion Shorty Megaret Brooks Union Street Jersey Daw T

Morgenthau Host to Children Anniversary Event

Ambiguous text notes Morgenthau hosting a gathering for children or youths at the Strand Theater in New York. Mentions a person named Margene and a graduation from Pulvic Sekaah with unclear context and date.

Morgenthau Childre Morgerthas Wmbye Ty Vinvke Leteth New York Strand Margene Pulvic Sekaah

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