Wet Fight To Be Carried to Floor By the Democrats
A San Francisco dispatch reports opposition to the peace treaty within the Democratic convention is unlikely to reach the floor.Chairman Homer S. Cummings and aides indicate only the wet plank may trigger a fight, with the rest of the platform smoothed over through maneuvering in the Resolutions Committee. The piece notes tensions between pro independence and anti independence factions and mentions McAdoo and Roper as potential convention actors.
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Carter Field
San Francisco
Resolutions Committee
Homer S. Cummings
National Committee
Cummings
League
Aes
Socthe Allens
Inn
Euision
Trish Republic
Tribune
Mr. Cummings
Tony Te Wet
Volstead Plaik Te
William Jennings Bryan
Walsh
President's League
Qub Federation Bans Cigarettes for Women Event
The Qub Federation urged a ban on cigarette use by women and called for educational campaigns to reduce consumption among women and minors. The federation passed resolutions at a convention in SOVNES town endorsing anti smoking efforts and noting health harms.
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Qub Federation
Sovnes
Fugfivtern
Federation of Women
Bryan Declines Third Party Run for Presidency
In Great Falls Montana on June today William J. Bryan announced he would not seek a third party presidential candidacy. He cited busyness fixing Democratic party planks and questioned third party expediency while noting his prepared planks backing prohibition enforcement and jail penalties for profiteers for submission to the Democratic National Convention.
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Great Falls
Mont
William J. Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Committee of Forty-eight
Iam
Bryan
Colby Denies He Bears Edict of President
Special Dispatch to The Triad. Chicago June 23 Bainbridge Colby Secretary of State and Democratic National Convention delegate arrived with a horn for Democrats and a hammer for Republicans. He denied carrying President Wilsons dictates to intrude his ideas upon the convention. Colby said no talk of a third term or his own candidacy. He called the Republican platform empty and praised the Democratic line as constructive and lucid. Colby travels are noted as a delegate from the District of Columbia and denied any second place boom.
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Triana
Chicago
Bainbridge Colby
Colby
Wilson
Republican Party
Tam
Lam
Secretar Colly
Lage
District of Columbia
Lita
Judge frees 20 ordered deportations in Boston ruling
Federal Judge George W. Anderson in Boston ruled the Communist party of America was to deport 20 members as undesirables. The decision condemns Justice and Labor Department actions and asserts mob rule can come from authorities or criminals. The opinion rejects violent measures and cites the party’s legal aims and deportation actions nationwide.
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Boston
George W. Anderson
Communist Party of America 4
Judio
Departments of Justice and Labor
Red
Valmen
Anderson
Wnte
Wiesen
Apwini
uMidalk
Department of Intite
Criminula
Commaniet Party
United States Secretary of Labor
Wilson
Londonderry Siege Fire Slaughter Marks Riots
Five Sinn Féin members killed by machine gun fire during protests as Barrack Street moves evacuated. Violent clashes across Kishen and Longcover streets leave dozens wounded, with civilians including a girl and an elderly man shot. Unionists and Nationalists clash amid siege conditions. military and police struggle to intervene as streets turn battlegrounds.
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Londonderry
Hythe
Bishop Street
Kishen Street
St. Columba's Catholic College
Nazareth Mone
Asquith Attacks Policy on Turkey in Commons
In Parliament today Asquith and other MPs attacked government policy on Mosopotamia and Turkish mandates. Lloyd George defended the government, denying opposition claims that the treaty terms tied Britain to war aims. The discussion touched on Turkish mandates, imperial administration, and the placing of responsibility on Germany for armistice terms.
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London
Dene
House of Commons
Mosepotamia
Vis
Purkiah
Tey
League
Sarton Prenicey Lloyd George
Thik
Wilwitl
Germany
Mall Onemanciial
Harding Receives Dollar From Tramp Printer
Washington dispatch reports Senator Warren G. Harding received a letter with a dollar pledge from an unnamed debtor. The writer recalls borrowing a dollar years ago in Marion and says the money helped during hard times, suggesting the lender may be a printer who once visited the Marion Star.
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Harding
Washington
Warren G. Harding
Rochester
Senator Harding
United States
Marion T
White House
Marion Star
Harding Backers Procter Roosevelt Pledge Loyal Support
Washington dispatch reports Colonel William Cooper Procter of Cine ALE, ally of General Wood, pledges loyal Republican support for Senator Harding before and after the election. Theodore Roosevelt sends greeting, urging Harding to restore government balance. A mistaken convention card shower story is touched on, with a note about Andrew B. Johnson of Columbus.
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Avon the Tribune
Washington Jurean
Washington
William Cooper Procter
Cine Ale
Leonard Wood
Warren G Murding
Harding
Senator Harding
Wood
Ohio
William Cooper
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Chicago
Vaniata
Jay
Nllw
Andrew B. Johnson
Columbus
Andrew B. Humphries
New York
Coliseum
Nate
Hat
Humphries
Turfmans List of 100 Women Found
George A. Walters, a taxi driver, claims to identify Elwell from photos linked to a murder case at Amsterdam Theater. Walters says he dropped Elwell at his West Seventieth Street home after a ride from Fifty-sixth Street, amid questions from District Attorney Swann, with Miss Elly Hope Anderson involved in connections to Von Schlegel and a Minnesota link, as investigators pursue motives and timelines.
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George A. Walters
97Th Street
Joseph Howne Elwell
Muri
Watters
Krailway
Stow
Elwell
West Seventieth Street
Talley
Distriet
Amsterdam
Walters
Hll
Swann
Elly Hope Anderson
Victor Son Sehlegell
Vw Rity
Miss Anderson
Theo Gist
Eliling
Mr and Mel
Walter Lewisohn
Miol Kraus
Misa Andersen
Minneapolis
Distrit
Fm Ily
von Sehlege
Oreloek
Minnesota
Wit von Schlegel
Misa Anderson
Father Leo Sutton
Madison Aventis
Ie Alee
Nowy
Mate Nya
Not Downcast Full of Fight Johnson Tells Home Folks
Sacramento report on Senator Hiram W. Johnson addressing California supporters after the Chicago convention. He urges not to feel defeated, praises California vote strength, and insists he remains ready to fight hard for his campaign. Johnson emphasizes staying optimistic and connected with the people as he continues the race.
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Johnson
Sacramento
Calif
Chicago
Hiram W. Johnson
San Francesc
Duhnaon
California
Partion Te
Ft Marto
United States
Fabian
Nonsense Says Tammany Chief Of Indictment
San Francisco dispatch reports Tammany leader Charles F Murphy calling the New York indictment against him ridiculous and fraud claims nonsense Respondents note he arrived on the Overland and denied involvement stating he has no further comment aside from mentioning a business suit and a $175 000 Hartog payment
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the Tribune
San Francisco
Charles F.arphy
Tammany Leader
New York
Overland
James E. Smith
Hartog
ANCA
Murphy
Iis
Wilson Urges Swift Action on Rail Wage Dispute
President Wilson pressed the Railroad Labor Board to hasten a wage decision amid rising strike threats. Secretary Payne and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen vice president Doak warned of worsening conditions unless substantial pay increases are granted soon. Governor Roberts pledged a special Tennessee session to consider the federal suffrage amendment.
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Thy Perbone
Washington
Arenu Hington
Wilson Thns
Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
John Barton Payne
Interior
Payne
W. N. Doak
Brotherhood of Railroad
Doak
White House
Umnulty
Oxville
Tenn
Gayeror Roberts
Tennessee
Wilson
United States
Ketan Lee
Tehnessin
Ohio
Woman Charged With Homicide After Baby Dropped From Fulton Street Line
Mrs. Carmelia Queriera of Brooklyn is jailed in Queens on homicide charges after allegedly throwing her four month old daughter Marie from the Fulton Street elevated platform at 111th Street Glenmore Queens. Police say the infant was struck by a eastbound train driven by Charles Schuckman who halted the cars after the tragedy. Queriera, sobbing, claimed no intent to harm the child and cited pain in her head as a reason for her behavior. Authorities noted she had shown signs of mental strain. she could not recall events after stepping to the platform edge. The suspect, married to Thomas Queriera, has two children from a prior marriage and another child with a former spouse remains under arRead.
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Carmelia Queriera
Avenue D
Brooklyn
Richmond Hil
Queens
Wetmarht
Ciil
Marie
Fulton Stree
111Th Street
Glen Maris
Thea
Charles Schuckman
T Lea
Tte Cheng Omd
Schuckman
Queriera
Earl
Rhs
Thomas
Wmninges
Agaa
Emil Dren
Arrost
Tho
Susther
Three Others Accused by Grand Jury of $800000 Fraud Conspiracy
The Almirall grand jury accuses Charlee Murph and James Smith with others of conspiring to defraud the U S government of excess profits taxes between 600000 and 800000. They allegedly pressured Louis Nartes to pay royalties and sought $175000 to return to Tamim Wades. Co-defendants include Arthur Baldwin John Metarthy TB Walden and the Corn Produce Company. Bail set at 1000. next court date next Monday. possible prison term up to one year and fine up to 1000.
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Almirall Grand Jury
U. S
Charlee PL Murph
Vmmany
James FE
Smith
United States
Every
Supreme Court
Arthur J Baldwin
John
Metarthy
TB. Walden
Orn Products Refring Company
Self
Louis Nartes
Withhom Murphy
Murphy
Hurtog
Viroueh Baldwin
Corn Produce Company S
Tamim Wades
Conor
Justice Weeks
Wesult
Marples
California
Tamman
Thum
Alfed J. Smith
Botter
Hugh
Twmmans Hall
Iil Tweed
Tein
Haldan Jein Burogw
Ani’ McCarthy
Walden
Ng Murray
Edward Swann
Mr. Swann
Hartug
North Kensington Refining Company
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Roper
William G. McAdoo
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Iowa
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Betheer
Ste Walmer
Cox
Meadow Sooty
Saiis
Mane Torl
Communists of America
Longcover Street
Bishop's Gate
Sinn
McKenna
Henrietta Street
Whiteside
Crete
Thor
Asquith
Turkey
League of Nations
Procter
Marion
Senate Campaign Committee
Turfman
Black
Sans Anderson
Blackstone
Niew
Futler
Lincoln Frank
Harris
Minin Johnson
Wink
Nose
A Chiao
C.F. Murphy
Tammany
Rail Board
Labor
Transportation Wet
Dowk
Chieu
Labor Board
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