South Delegates Face Major Cutback in Nominating Power
Oklahoma City report on Charles T. White’s account of the Republican National Committee proposal to restrict Southern delegate influence at the national convention. The plan shifts at large delegates away from Southern states and aims to curb secret ballot tactics that favored Southern bloc power.
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Charles T. White
Oklahoma City
R. Bowe
Cros
Nebraska
Ehurige
Howell
Delvicaten
Republican Party
Matthey Willess
Hm National Committee
Crevliin Oy
Fudge Hughes
Mir
Chiesa
Oregon
Westley
Pipe Nuily
Fuead Furliig
Gach
Ava
Rewtigan Party
Aleytion
Potentil
Petronags
Poles Repulse Reds in Heavy Losses
Reported in a wartime dispatch, Polish forces repelled Soviet units north of the Dniester and near several artillery parks, inflicting heavy losses. The text notes fierce fighting and returns of casualties, with unnamed towns and dates scattered through the fragmentary OCR.
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Dniester
Warsaw
Last of State's Toll Bridges Is Made Free
New York motorists will soon drive toll free across the Port Jervis bridge on the Delaware River connecting Barryville and Shohola. The removal ends toll collection on the last remaining state toll bridge in New York, marking a shift in statewide transportation policy.
Herrick Forecasts Harding as Next President
Myron T. Herrick former governor and ex ambassador to France sailed to Havre on the Leopoldina and declared Senator Harding will be elected president. He praised Harding as honest and unassuming, saying his experience in Congress and readiness to consult will guide a peaceful postwar nation.
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Myron T. Herrick
Havre
Leopoldina
Harding
Herrick
International Chamber of Commerce
Varle
Menting
Mme
Hardie
Republic Oue
McKijiles
Pullman Fights Surcharge Against Half Cent Mile Rate
WALLINGTON June 24 Opposed to a surcharge on Pullman car passenger fares the Pullman Company petitions the Interstate Commerce Commission. The company argues the proposed half cent per mile rate would raise Pullman fares by 20 percent from pre May 1 levels and reduce Passenger revenue.
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Treaty Critics Call Versailles an Atheistic Document
Dr. Cortland Myers of Tremont Temple Boston labeled the Treaty of Versailles as the most atheistic and infidel document ever written in an address to the Conference on Fundamentals ahead of the Northern Baptist Convention. He declared the treaty excluded God and invited hell, saying a successful peace would have left God without a scepter.
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Versailles
Cortland Myers
Tremont Temple
Boston
Dr. Myers
Hell
Harding Campaign Committee Formed Amid High-Level Talks
A new Committee to Elect Harding is announced as key Republicans with long service to the party plan a united effort. Hays departs for New York with Daugherty signaling broad, harmonious support and a major path to victory for the ticket.
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Harding
Suffrage Debate With Senator Harding Featured by Women Seakers
A group of women led by Alice Paul pressed Senator Harding on the Republican Party’s stance on woman suffrage. They asked if the party would support ratification and a special session to advance the amendment, while Harding offered cautious optimism and avoided definitive commitments. The exchange highlighted tensions within the party over female voting rights and party discipline in Vermont and nationally.
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Wnt
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Eallert
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New York City
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New York
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York
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Paruy
Pyply de Mnuils
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The Ingenious Farmer
A local note observes the bacon served at CHILDS shows a good balance of fat and lean, applauding the clever approach to meat preparation.
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