South Delegates Face Major Cut in National Conventions
Oklahoma City report quotes R Howell of Nebraska as saying the Chicago action to rebalance representation will curb Southern delegates. He notes the plan reduces Southern voting power from about 10-11 states to a majority share, ending disproportionate influence and patronage.
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Oklahoma City
R. Bowell
Omaha
Nebraska
Chicago
Howell
Tribune
South
Solid
Hay
Nationale
Doorthern
South Carolina
Hughes Howth Carslina
Oreron
Notre
People Party
Rand
Poles Repulse Reds and Push Front North of Dniester
Reports from Warsaw say Polish forces repelled Bolshevik attacks and inflicted heavy losses, advancing north of the Dniester near Bab cannon and pressing toward disputed areas. Official dispatches note front lines shifting as Polish troops push forward amid ongoing hostilities with Soviet forces.
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Toll Bridges Go Free In New York Port Jervis Link
Announcement says the Port Jervis bridge over the Delaware River will become toll free in a few days marking the end of tolls on the last interstate bridge in the state. The span connects Barryville New York and Shohola Pennsylvania bringing relief to motorists.
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Port Jervis
Orange Cou
Delaware River
Barryville
Shohola
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Herrick Charts Harding Win Ambition With France Note
Myron T. Herrick former Ohio governor and ex ambassador to France sailed to Havre and predicted that Senator Harding would be elected president. He praised Harding as truthful unassuming and fit to lead amid postwar calls for peace and stability.
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Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
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Herrick
International Chamber of Commerce
Paris
Hardie
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Congress
Hayes
McKinley
Pullman Opposes Half-Cent Surcharge on Rail Passages
The Pullman Company filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission to oppose a proposed half-cent per mile surcharge on Pullman car passenger tickets. It argued a 0.5 cent rate would raise 57 million dollars more in 1918 and would effectively raise Pullman fares about 120 percent from pre May 1 1920 levels, beyond the 20 percent increase already granted.
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Pullman Company
Interstate Commerce Comission Rail
Pallman Company
Treaty viewed as atheistic Baptist document speaker says God ignored
Dr Cortland Myers of Tremont Temple Boston labeled the Pesce of Versailles as an atheistic infidel document in a conference address before the Northern Baptist Convention. He declared heathen sat in the council that drafted the treaty and that God was ignored while the hosts of Hell rejoiced.
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Boston
Northern Baptist Convention
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Committee to Elect Harding Is Announced
The Republican campaign organization formed under Chairman Hays aims to unite party factions for Harding Coolidge victory. Daugherty and other leaders vow unity, with plans for formal notices and support across states as July events approach.
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Ohio
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Ware
Lawrence Y. Sherman
Mois
Joseph B. Keatsing
Indiana
David W. Mulvane
Kansas
Willis C. Cook
South
Minnesota
Fred Marner
Michigan
C.B. Slemp
Virginia
Allan B. Jaynes
Arizona
Gleason
Hiram Johnson
Thomas W. Lamont
J. Morgan & Co
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Suffrage Debate Persists as Harding Faces Women Delegation
Women from Connecticut New York and Ohio press Senator Harding during a campaign stop urging immediate ratification of the suffrage amendment. They challenge the Republican platform and demand action from the party leadership to empower women voters.
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Taft
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Oklahoma
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Windsor
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Toledo
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Norwalk
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New York City
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Woran Suffrace Association of
York
John Gordon Battelle
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Woman's Republican Club
Republican National Ways and Means Committee
Tiketes
Kean
John Carey
Ernest Lewis
Republican National Committee
New
Women vote debate and party loyalty spread in a key state
A fragment from a political discussion shows Florence Bayard Willard urging Republican support for women’s suffrage and party leaders insisting women will back the vote. The exchange notes Maryland and Delaware as pivotal states with strong female backing for enfranchisement, while criticizing Democratic hesitancy.
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Ineaiin
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Wosuna Party
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Ten Viet Party
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The Ingenious Farmer Bacon Review at Childs
Judging from the bacon served at Childs, the kitchen seems to boast several ingenious farmers. The cut provides a balanced mix of fat and lean, making it delicious.
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