Republicans of State to Meet July 27 Square off on Ticket Designation
The Republican State Committee adjourned after endorsing the national ticket and calling an unofficial state convention for July 27. The meeting debated open primary plans with Samuel Counts urging direct party action and designation of a state ticket, while others favored decisions at the convention.
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Republican State Committee
Couniry Teat Mills
Lealiv Mo Sutherlin
Rochester
Supreme Court
Tha
Ted
Ceure
Court of Appeals
Samuel
Lanter
United States
William A. Calder
Iacob A. Livingston
Ender
George Sr. Thonyon
Niawirn
National Republican Club
Thompson
Livingston
Sarstage
Pmpcon
Tiffany Co. Jewelry Ad Highlights Paris Store Names
An advertisement lists Tiffany and Co venues and products including pearls, diamonds, jewelry, silverware, and stationery across locations such as PA Avenue, 372 Street, Pais, and 25 Rue de la Paix. It emphasizes luxury goods from the brand.
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Pais
Rue DE LA Paix
State Convention Delegates Chosen for Assembly Districts
Delegates and alternates to the state convention were to be elected by county committees by July 11, 1920. The plan outlined representation for Assembly districts, inviting Republican voters and others aligned with party policies to attend the convention. Upstate leaders debated endorsing the National Ticket with J Gould while candidates for Governor emerged, including Theodore Douglas Robinson and Walter B. Storie.
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Ilynn
J. Gould
General Wood
Syracuse
State Conference of Mayors
Doctor's Trial Halted in Bronx Case After Juror Charges
The trial of Dr Julius Hammer, accused of manslaughter in the first degree for the death of Mrs Margohesof, was adjourned after a juror claimed an attempt to influence him. Prosecutors cite ongoing inquiries and warn another arrest may occur within hours as officials prepare a public statement.
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Julius Hammer
Bronx
Anne
Gibb
Martin
Prom World
Hammer
Margohesof
Hammon Washneton
Three Killed in Milan Strike Riot Amid Demonstration
A Reuters report from Milan says three people were killed and about 50 wounded today as clashes erupted between demonstrators and supporters of railway workers after a union meeting. Windows were smashed and authorities reported damage across the city. Union leaders urged workers to return to work and consider a general strike.
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Milan
London
Atlan
Italy
Reuters
Coutters
Rewart
Famine Riots in Two German Towns Kill 22 in June Panics
Dispatches report 17 killed in Im Germany and five in Ravensburg during famine riots that escalated into pitched battles in Ravensburg and Ulm, with numerous wounded in Hoth towns as disorder spread.
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Ulm Rernf
Switzerland
Germany
Ravensbourg
Hoth
Gertier
Plane crashes into alcohol tank near Passaic island
Irwin Moore, pilot, fell 20 feet when his amphibian craft plunged into two large tanks at a factory site near Passaic. Moore is hospitalized near death at St Mary's Hospital. The accident followed orders from Faytham to proceed to Havorue after Moore waited at the boathouse on the Passaic River.
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William
Tazenam
Passaic
S.J
Marshall Vineyard
Irwin Moore
Moore
St. Mary's Hospital
Massaie
Bulie
Curtiees
Faytham
Marthax Vineyard
Hoyoom
Daytham
Taytham
Bashi Fron and Brass Foundry
Poeeaie River
Mie Anderuy Chambea Company
Wailington
Pansaic
Tm Pial Ware
Tate
Franky
Typist Butler to Marry British Captain After Immigrant Stir
Helen Butler a Manchester typist who arrived in Halifax and was denied entry to the United States sailed to England on the Caronia. Captain Kitchin, awaiting her in Canada, claimed a wedding date was set but the ship Royal George carried her toward New York. Immigration authorities kept her, her fiancé argued, and she remained destined for Hills Island after a chaotic sequence of promises and departures.
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Helen Butler
Manchester
England
Halifax
Ellis Island
Tomorow
Carolna
Paul Miller
Tee MM Board of Inquiry
TL HW Kitonin
Nitenin
Canada
Royal George
Liverpool
Kitchin
Miller
Hower
Caronia
New York
Reenthe
Kitch
Hills Island
Iraptain Miller
Ellis Lal
Ft Ts
Butler
Convict Bergdoll Sends Legion Taunting Letter
A taunting letter signed Grover C Heredol was received and preliminarily analyzed by David Carvalho, linking handwriting to the notorious draft dodger Bergdoll from Governor's Island. The missive mocks authorities and mentions a $500 reward. Government agents reportedly traveled to Cincinnati to locate Bergdoll.
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Bergdoll
Legion
Intelligrence Service
Governor's Island
The
American Legion Verxig
Grover C Heredol
David Carvathe
Ihstrict
Ofice
Carvalho
American Legion Weekly
Tam
Cate “Grover
Cincinnati
Beredoll
Hudson County Grand Jury Indicts 27 Union Leaders
Twenty seven walking delegates and leaders of building trade unions in Hudson County New Jersey were charged in a blanket indictment returned by the Hudson County Grand Jury. Sheriff John Madigan issued warrants for their arrest. None of the accused has yet been arraigned. they are expected to be brought to court next week ahead of the September term.
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Dulegaces
Hudson County
Ned
Hudson County Grand Jury
Sherif John Madigan
Knickerbocker Iced Coffee Cooler Method
The Knickerbocker method for making iced coffee saves ice and yields a tastier drink. Strain strong coffee into a Mason jar, cool, shake with cream sugar and crushed Knickerbocker Ice until frost appears. Knickerbocker ice is pure and inexpensive at about five cents a gallon.
Harding May Have Procter's Loyal Political Support
The article details Senator Harding's broad political backing from allies like Procter and colleagues Calder, Melon, and Poindexter. It notes campaign planning with figures such as Yates, Hammond, and Richard Vries, mentions preparations for Senate sessions, and previews Harding's potential hometown visit on Independence Day with planned speeches and public appearances.
Fireboat Rescues 27 Boys Adrift In Motorboat Fire
A fireboat saved 27 boys adrift after a motorboat fire near East River last night. Crew members Len and Gortinn battled flames as youths were ordered to don life preservers. Captain S anchor helped control the drift down to F Street before the survivors were plucked to safety.
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Hewitt
Norma
Tivar
St. Augustine's Roman Catholic Church
Brooklyn
Len End Gortinn
Fuebaat
Tnt
Many Children Named After Senator Harding
Marion Ohio reports six local children named after Warren G. Harding following his nomination. Each namesake received a $5 gold piece at Christmas, a customary gift from the senator, with interest in nationwide naming of Harding as a hero and presidential nominee.
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Marion
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Hospital withholds donor name after blood transfusion call
A New York public appeal for blood to save Miss Fannin prompted hospital officials to refuse releasing the donor’s name. The incident spurred a charity effort to cover all costs, and donors were sought as a burst of public response emerged amid a tense wait for a transfusion.
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New York
Miss Fannin
Levinson
Sinai
USA
Anhieg
Mt Wa
Hawevn
Porpital Maeh Charity
Sufiient
Donuts
Ston
Right to Challenge World Court Discussed
The Hague reports on discussion of challenging the World Court. Jurists debate whether to postpone ruling on the tribunal’s scope, with views split between a small panel or a larger body. Debate centers on suitable structure for ongoing judicial sessions of the League of Nations era.
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Hague
Ennien
Hague Tribunal
Britain to Call for Reserves Amid Wartime Strain
The Daily Mail reports Britain poised to mobilize reserve forces immediately. Military authorities anticipate expanding army strength to counter the nationalist movement and unrest in the Neue and Midd Furst regions as the nation prepares for intensified wartime service.
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London
Junie
Nuwepoer
Daily Mail
Neue
Midd Furst Funtion
Hun Pion
Amy Rsim
Siti
Walsh reveals Harding letter favoring Irish independence
Frank Walsh former chairman of the Federal Industrial Relations Commission made public what he said is an authentic letter from Senator Warren Harding Republican presidential nominee expressing a sympathetic feeling for the movement toward Irish independence and support for the Irish cause. The letters touch on the Irish question and the Treaty difficult era, with Walsh asserting the authenticity of the Harding correspondence and its stance on aiding Ireland.
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Frank Walsh
Federal Industrial Relations Commission
Warren
Harding
Independentum
My. Wateh
United States
Treing
Washington
Frank PL Walsh
Rmet
War Labor Board
Kansas City
Senaor Harding
Jean Presidentas Nominus
Trish Yondence
Charge Christian
Sena . Harv
Nonpartisan Loses Minnesota Nomination
Report from St. Paul June 28 shows nonpartisan candidate failing to clinch Minnesota governor nomination and Republican contender James Knorr securing broad support. Early returns from 301 precincts indicate Kyale leads in the 7th District race over Volstead, with margins around two thousand votes.
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Repubican
ST. Paul
ALO
Tor
Minnta
Monda
India
U_ Keale
Renson
New
Congress Volsteaid
Kyale
Note on Disarmament Is Handed to Germans
ARIS June communication on postwar disarmament prepared by Allied ambassadors not approved at the Lifwene conference was given to the German delegation. The note likely will be discussed again and sent to Germany detailing what she must do to avoid military occupation.
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Aris
Germany
Soviet Has Nothing to Teach for Western Europe
London reports that Mrs. Phillip Snowden and Dr. Guest, members of a British labor delegation, arrived in Stockholm on their return from Russia and declared that Soviet Russia could teach Western Europe nothing. They predicted socialism would prevail in Great Britain before Russia.
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London
Stockholm
Phillip Snowden
Dr. Guest
Russia
Soviet Russia
Western Europe
Great Britain
Sage Ards Wi
Secretly Tested Gun Fires 11000 Shots a Minute
A secret military experiment at the Bureau of Standards reports a centrifugal rapid-fire weapon with a capacity of 11 000 shots per minute. The design uses a native motor and rotating bar to achieve high RPM, with speed control by shaft and adjustable feed to vary projectile count per chamber.
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Washington
Pew Motel
Army
Bureau of Standards
World Rotary Clubs Form A League of Nations
The International Action of Rotary Clubs meeting in Atlantic City created the Rotague of Nations, reorganizing nine territorial divisions from seventeen nationalities and expanding the board to nine directors for two years. A street parade followed led by soldiers from session tacit Comp Dix.
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Cuca
Tribun
Atlantic City
International Action of Rotary Clubs
Rotague of Nations
Ehanens J
The
International
Board of Administration
Democrats Push Liberal Dry Plank in Prohibition Debate
Delegates at the national convention discuss a liberal dry plank focusing on Volstead Act enforcement. Governor Cox men tioned as a potential model while party leaders stress shifting from outright prohibition to enforcement policy and liberty concerns, with Cummings presenting the core stance.
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Jane
New Daisie
Mod
Washington
Win
Wilson
Klymons
Cummings
Supreme Court
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