Republicans of State to Convene July 27
The Republican State Committee endorsed the national ticket and called an unofficial convention for July 27. Discussion centered on whether the convention should designate a ticket or leave nominations to primaries, with strong views on direct action and open fights.
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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
Cahier
Ron
Maries
Assemblymas Caries H
Wayn
Demazogues
Call
William Te Wad
West
Rious
Hernate
He Reid
Conlin
Taratogs Springs
Tate
Secker
Tiffany Jewelry Ad Across Prestigious Streets
An advertisement highlights Tiffany stores on PA Avenue and 372 Street, featuring pearls, diamonds, jewelry, silverware, and stationery. It presents a high end shopping vibe with refined product offerings and brand prominence.
Delegates to State Assembly District Convention Chosen
State convention delegates and alternates were to be elected by county committees on or before 11 July 1920. The plan outlined representation rules for assembly districts and invited eligible voters to participate. The State Committee faced pressure to back a ticket aligned with the National Ticket and Wood platform amid candidacies from Robinson and Storie.
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Ilynn
J. Gould
General Wood
Syracuse
State Conference of Mayors
Doctor's Trial Halted As Juror Levels Charges
In Bronx County Court the trial of Dr Julius Hammer for manslaughter was adjourned after a juror alleged an attempt to influence him. Prosecutors denied ongoing work on the case, while an unnamed source hinted at an upcoming announcement and possible arrest related to the matter. The victim, Mrs Margohesof of 240 Ride Drive, was said to have died following her operation performed by Dr Hammer.
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Julius Hammer
Bronx
Anne
Gibb
Martin
Prom World
Hammer
Margohesof
Hammon Washneton
Milan strike riot leaves three dead and fifty wounded
London dispatch reports three killed and about fifty wounded in Milan during a clash between striking railway supporters and demonstrators after a meeting. Shop windows were smashed and several arrests occurred as workers debated a general strike.
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Milan
London
Atlan
Italy
Reuters
Coutters
Rewart
Famine riots in Germany kill 22 in two towns
Dispatches report famine riots erupting in Im and Ravensbourg with seventeen killed in Im and five in Ravensbourg along with numerous injuries in Hoth towns as clashes became pitched battles. The events are dated from June 4 and originate with RERNF in Switzerland.
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Ravensburg
Ulm Rernf
Switzerland
Germany
Ravensbourg
Hoth
Gertier
Plane Crashes Into Alcohol Tank Near Passaic Island
Reported near-fatal crash describes William Otazenam of 8B Avenue Passaic and pilot Irwin Moore, injured after a flying boat toppled from about 20 feet into a fortified tank near the Marshall Vineyard area. Moore, hospitalized, is described as near death with officials investigating the wreck.
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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 Plans to Wed British Captain in Hull Romance
Helen Butler of Manchester, a typist, arrived in Halifax with a storybook engagement to Captain TL HW Kiton of a Canadian ship crew. Immigration authorities deported her to England via the Caronia as she sought return passage to join Kiton, who had arranged to marry her.
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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 Taunting Letter Sent to Legion
A taunting letter to The American Legion Weekly, signed Grover C. Bergdoll, shows handwriting similarities to the escaped draft dodger Bergdoll. David Carvalho, longtime writing expert, notes the postmark near Cincinnati and says government agents have gone 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
Twenty seven Union Men Indicted in Hudson County
Twenty seven leaders of building trade unions in Hudson County New Jersey were indicted by the Hudson County Grand Jury on a conspiracy charge. Sheriff John Madigan issued warrants for their arrests. none have yet been arraigned and they are expected to be brought to court in the fall term.
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Hied
Present- Ison
Dulegaces
Hudson County
Ned
Hudson County Grand Jury
Sherif John Madigan
Knickerbocker Ice Improves Iced Coffee Taste
The Knickerbocker method for iced coffee saves ice and yields a tastier drink. Strain strong coffee into a Mason jar, seal and cool. Shake with cream sugar and crushed Knickerbocker Ice until frost forms. Knickerbocker ice is hygienic and affordable, about five cents a gallon.
Harding Seeks Procter's Loyal Support in Senate Race
Senator Harding, backed by allies including Procter and fellow Republicans Calder, Poindexter, and Melon, plans a campaign push from New York to Virginia. He aims for robust fundraisers, speeches, and a strong showing in the upcoming election while detailing party strategy and possible White House ties.
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Coleagues
Tunmines
Frolinghuysen
New Ianderskine and Sutherland
Virginiy
Hardin
Marare
Shapa
Haith
Meron Hom
Memlers
Perlin
Sennor Harding
Calder
New York
Jadiani
Melon
Ienzo Tr Campiuiem
Miles Poindexter
Yates
Hammond
Richard Vries
Alinals
John May Trivnlona
Thinzen
Marshall Field & Co
Chichen
Mills
Emtty Cay Inn
Rexel
Seii Harding
Senate
Sidney Orn
Per Ne
Faor
Maria
Harding
Palin
Fireboat Rescues 27 Boys From Drifted Motorboat
A fireboat rescued twenty seven boys from a drifting motorboat off the East River last night. The youths from St. Augustine’s Roman Catholic Church Brooklyn were adrift after the motorboat’s engine failed. Crew members Len and Gorton helped control the scene as the vessel drifted toward shore. Rescue efforts continued until safety was assured and the passengers were brought ashore.
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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
In Marion Ohio six children have been named after Warren G Harding the Republican Presidential nominee. Since his nomination many children nationwide have been named for Harding and his admirers wonder if each namesake will receive the customary five dollar gold piece at Christmas.
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Marion
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Blood shortage prompts hospital aid request
A New York hospital faces a blood shortage and seeks public help to obtain donations for Miss Fannin Levinson. The hospital refused to disclose donor details but assures coverage of all costs via a charity fund while urging urgent transfusion needs and community response.
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Miss Fannin
Levinson
Sinai
USA
Anhieg
Mt Wa
Hawevn
Porpital Maeh Charity
Sufiient
Donuts
Ston
Right to Challenge World Court Discussed
The Hague discussions consider limiting or postponing World Court challenges. Jurists debate whether a smaller tribunal or a larger council should rule, with opinions split between a compact nine or fifteen member body and possible delays to sessions.
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Hague
Ennien
Hague Tribunal
Britain to Call for Reserves Amid Wartime Strain
London reports the Daily Mail indicating Britain will urgently appeal for call ups and enlistment of territorial troops. The piece notes a national movement and tense mood in the armed forces as Kemalist forces gather strength and pressure mounts on the army reserve.
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London
Junie
Nuwepoer
Daily Mail
Neue
Midd Furst Funtion
Hun Pion
Amy Rsim
Siti
Walsh Publicizes Harding Letter On Irish Independence Support
Frank Walsh former chairman of the Federal Industrial Relations Commission disclosed letters asserting Senator Harding expressed sympathetic support for a movement toward Irish independence. The Kansas City release cites Harding’s regard for Irish brethren and the United States role, with Walsh defending the authenticity amid debate over the reservation treaty and political implications.
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Scity
Frank Walsh
Federal Industrial Relations Commission
Warren
Harding
Independentum
My. Wateh
United States
Treing
Nonpartisan Loses Minnesota Nomination
A newswire report from St Paul indicates the nonpartisan candidate failed to secure the Minnesota Republican nomination for governor, with early returns from 301 of 301 precincts showing the Republican frontrunner ahead and Kyale trailing in the 7th District race by about 2,000 votes. The state auditor and other party figures reacted as results narrowed, with projections suggesting a modest overall vote total statewide.
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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 report on disarmament notes prepared by allied ambassadors but not approved by premiers at the Lifwene conference. A German delegation receives the communication, with details likely to be issued by another side to outline what Germany must do to avoid military occupation.
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Aris
Germany
Soviet Has Nothing to Teach Declared by Delegates
London reports that Mrs. Phillip Snowden and Dr. Guest of the British labor delegation returning from Russia said Soviet Russia could teach Western Europe nothing. They predicted socialism would prevail in Great Britain well before it would in Russia. June 28 Stockholm patch by Reuters.
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London
Stockholm
Phillip Snowden
Dr. Guest
Russia
Soviet Russia
Western Europe
Great Britain
Sage Ards Wi
Gun Fires 11,000 Shots in a Minute
A United States army official and government experts secretly test a centrifugal machine gun at the Bureau of Standards. The weapon claims 11,000 shots per minute with rapid-fire control via a speed shaft and fed adjustments to vary projectile chamber load.
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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 convention in Atlantic City created the Rotary League of Nations with seventeen nationalities divided into nine territorial divisions. Each division gains a district convention and a new board of directors for two years, expanding beyond the prior five officers. A large street parade followed the session led by Comp Dix and regimental bands.
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Cuca
Tribun
Atlantic City
International Action of Rotary Clubs
Rotague of Nations
Ehanens J
The
International
Board of Administration
Democrats Seek Liberal Dry Plank On Volstead Act Ruling
In a heated debate at the national convention delegates discussed a liberal dry plank. Cummings stressed the issue is not prohibition but how to shape enforcement under the Volstead Act, with references to Governor Edwards and Wa shington policy.
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Francisco
Jane
New Daisie
Mod
Washington
Win
Wilson
Klymons
Supreme Court
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