Hoover Urges Revision Of League Covenant To Ratify Treaty
In an interview with The New York Evening Journal, Mr Hoover argues Article X does not bind the United States, urging revision to allow ratification with reservations. He says the core issue is whether the United States will avoid guaranteed commitments and military enforcement, preserving independence while supporting peace through disarmament and moral influence. He proposes a new form for the pact to protect American freedom and meet European realities.
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New York Evening
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Smuts Blames United States for League Shortcomings
SPE TOWN June 25 In a debate on the League of Nations Premier Jan Smuts of the Union of South Africa warned the League has not fulfilled great expectations. He said the United States could have supplied strength and influence but has kept aloof, risking impotency of the League. He urged service to make it an effective world instrument.
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Union of South Afria
United States
Spe Town
League of Fits
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Math Africa
League
Ameries
Ahe
Soren
Aspen Sudgment Wie Supreme Council
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France
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Beyone
Wage pledge halts rail strike amid board delay
Reports say a general railroad strike and union reorganization were discussed at a Jersey City meeting with Pennsylvania New York New Jersey and Ohio railway men present Edwacu Armstrong leader of the Eastern Railwaymen's Association was noncommittal about plans while other insurgents claimed spread of walkouts on the New Haven road Officials denied sweeping actions and noted only scattered yard stoppages alongside a pending wage decision from the Railway Labor Board and potential freight rate implications
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Industrial Workers of the World
Communist Party of America
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Armstrong
Eastern Railwaymen’s Association
Grand View Hall
Jersey City
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E. W. O'Brien
New York and New England Railway's Association
New Haven
O'Brien
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Meriden
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New Ingen
Railroad Labor Board Award Seen Preventing Strike in Pittsburgh
G H Sines vice president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen said there will be no strike amid the forthcoming Railroad Labor Board award. He noted disciplinary actions in the Pittsburgh district lessen trouble chances. Sines urged the board members to hasten a decision, which they indicated would be satisfactory and promptly delivered.
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A.C. Wharton
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Railroads Discharge Strikers Amid Yardmen Action
Baltimore & Ohio and Reading announce discharges for walkouts as vacancies are filled, with Reading president T Dice urging strikers to resume work or leave service. Pennsylvania reports improved freight flow and nearing normal conditions. Judge Patterson temporarily reinstates three Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen lodges pending full hearing.
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Reading
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
T. Dice
Reading Railway
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Bourd
W. W
Patterson
Common Pleas Court
Grand Lodge
Railroads seek large freight hike for 6 percent return
At the U S Interstate Commerce Commission general rate hearing Clifford Thorne for shippers argued the railroads seek about 1.0 billion dollars more than needed to guarantee a 6 percent return. He criticized the book value used for returns as excessive by several billion and noted no depreciation, proposed capitalization of land grants, and that public should not pay taxes on value railroads claim but pay nothing themselves. He estimated freight revenue should rise 14 percent rather than 27.85 percent to meet the 6 percent standard.
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Roada
Texas
Railroad Labor Board decision eyed before July 20
Washington June 25 news that the Railroad Labor Board will hand down its wage decision before July 20 brought relief to leaders here who had feared nationwide renewal of insurgent strikes. The issue was the pending wage demands of workers, with anxiety mounting as the deadline approached.
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Rail Workers Strike Spreads in Maryland
In Baltimore on June 25 the Western Maryland Railroad yardmen and switchmen strike expands with over a thousand workers out and more road crews joining. Leaders say Labor Board promises do not affect the dispute and that the strike will continue until a satisfactory board decision is issued.
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Maryland
Western Maryland Railroad
Cunliffe Owen Suit Revived in Supreme Court
Justice Tierne granted yesterday, pending Federal approval, an application by Sir Mago Cunliffe-Owen to transfer an auction-related suit against him by Marvelle Cooper Brice. The action seeks $500,000 in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York as the defendant was an alien. The plaintiff is a writer whose wife wed Sir Hugo Cunliffe-Owen six weeks after a divorce. the case’s core facts were previously undisclosed and a compromise was reportedly reached weeks ago.
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Marvelle Cooper Brice
United States District Court
New York
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Cholera Breaks Out in Japan Reported Abroad
A Nippon Jiji dispatch reported a cholera outbreak in Japan with about two hundred cane reports cited by a Honolulu based newspaper. The note notes health concerns and international coverage from an Asian language source.
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Honolulu
T. H ‘Une
Nippu Jiji
Barnes Aims to Capture State GOP at Saratoga Convention
Barnes plans to seize control of the Republican state machine with Senator Wadsworth and Senator Sage backing Sage for Governor. The strategy centers on a Saratoga convention platform and reliance on the “old guard” to push Sage while primaries are sidelined. Sage is to hold a leading role at the convention, with Glynn and Thompson among organizers and tours planned by Hooker and Thompson to rally support before July 27.
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William A. Glenn
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Rensselaer
George A. Glynn
Republican State Committee
Elon J. Hooker
Natio Progressive Committee
Thompson
Governor in Waterbury Promises City Aid in Strike
Governor Holcomb and Major General Burpee toured Waterbury amid a ten week strike by 8,000 unskilled laborers and machinists. Police support was promised to maintain law and order as the State Guard could mobilize within five minutes if needed. A bomb attack at 23% Railroad Hill Street injured no one. tenant Albine Ribas fled with family as threats against nonstriking workers rose.
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Holcomb
Connecticut
Lucien F. Burpee
State Guard
William Sandland
Albine Ribas
Tenat
Railroad Hill Street
Ribas
Shevlin Institutes New Plan for Dry Law Enforcement
Seventy federal prohibition agents will operate from Syracuse Albany and Buffalo under a coordinated statewide drive to enforce the Volstead act. Daniel S Shevlin NY district prohibition chief said cooperation would extend to state county and municipal authorities. Local prosecutors will handle cases within jurisdiction and red tape hindering enforcement will be reduced.
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Albany
Buffalo
Daniel 8. Shevlin
New York
Upstate
Washington
Shevlin
Law
Han
Women Plan Active Part In Republican Campaign
Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Livermore named to the Republican national executive campaign committee from New York. Robinson will not begin duties for two months per doctor’s orders, promising to do active work then. Livermore calls the appointment a splendid tribute and expects to help secure Republican victory in November.
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Robinson
Livermore
Executive Committee
Corinne Roosevelt
Republican National Executive Campaign Committee
New York
Arthur J. Livermore
Empire State
New York State
Republicans United For Harding Says Chairman Hays
Republican factions backing Harding unite under Hays as party leaders from the West to the Pacific Coast praise the convention picks. Hays says the country now has one militant loyal organization driving toward victory. Dover of Washington urges a West Coast tour to win Pacific support. McCormick and Glynn also visit, with Glynn predicting New York’s big Harding Coolidge majority.
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Republican Party
Harding
Vill Hf. Hays
Republican National Committee
Pacific Coast
Hays
Far West
Elmer Dover
Washington
Hay
Dover
McKinley
United States
Medill McCormick
Ofllinois
George A. Glynn
Republican State Committee
Glynn
New York
Coolidge
Marion Legion Veterans Plan Harding Welcome
In Marion Ohio on June 25 the Amer Legion will organize the July 5 homecoming for Senator Warren G Harding Republican nominee. A slam battle at the county fairgrounds in the afternoon and a large fireworks display in the evening will be funded by popular subscription. The Marion Civic Association coordinates crowd control and July 22 notification ceremonies with hotel and house to house canvassing for visitor accommodations.
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Ohio
America Legion
Warren G. Harding
Marion County
County Fair Grounds
Fair Grounds
Marion Civic Association
Coolidge Won't Press States on Suffrage Issue
Washington dispatch reports Governor Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts will not interfere with other states on woman suffrage. A telegram from Vivian Pierce at the National Woman's Party Boston says no suffrage statement will be issued until Coolidge's acceptance speech after formal nomination notification on July 27.
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Washington
Calvin Coolidge
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National Woman's Party
Vivian Pierce
Natione Remizer
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Boston
James Seavey resigns as aviation group chief
James Arthur Seavey, managing director of the Aviation Opposes to National Prohibitions, presented his resignation to take effect July 15 at a board meeting yesterday. Ill health is cited as the cause of retirement.
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Eest
Il Health
Limit of $1,000 On Republican Gifts Is Fixed
The piece reports on campaign finance pledges and GOP leanings. It notes a $1,000 contribution cap asserted by a department head, mentions Theodore Roosevelt’s visit to Senator Harding, and includes quotes about party leadership, West and Westerners support, and plans to “fight and roll it up big.” It covers Harding, Hoover, and Senator Harding’s acceptance speech prep, plus related political maneuvering and public notices.
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National Republican Organization
Republican Party
Thompson
Harding
Montana
Lue
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Siater Harding
Nomines
Hanling
Senate
Roosevelt
Toto
Marning
Marion
Ohio
Herbert Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Mr. Harding
Betting Here 2 to 1 on Harding and Coolidge
Bets placed on the outcome of the presidential race with Harding and Coolidge favored at 2 to 1. Large wagers included 4000 against 2000 on the ticket and 1200 against 1500 on the Democratic platform. Odds on Bryan shifted from 20 to 1 to 16 to 1 at the San Francisco convention.
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Coolidge
Cox
Smith
Fred Schumm
San Francisco
Bryan
Harding Letter Praises Coolidge Running Mate Selection
Ohio woman Mary A. Dean writes from Trimble to Senator Harding amid praise for Governor Coolidge as running mate. She recalls assisting presidents in Cheyenne and recalls a June 1918 GI encampment incident where a woman was saved from an automobile. Harding acknowledges the congratulations and voter sentiment.
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Cheyenne
General Grant
Haye
Benjamin Harrison
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Mary A. Dean
Trimble
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Ohio
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Senator Harding
Harding Recalls Roosevelt Talk
Boston June 25 Senator Warren G Harding responds to Roosevelt Club support for the Republican ticket saying he appreciated the cordial indorsement from the club directors and recalls a 1916 meeting with Colonel Roosevelt who urged party unity to restore Republican power.
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Tribune
Boston
Robert M. Washburn
Roosevelt Club
Warren G. Harding
Mr. Washburn
Repubicns Uekrt
Chicago
Roosevelt
New York
Harding
Republican Party
Mat
Harding letter urges unity to back Roosevelt ticket
Warren G. Harding writes to Republican readers praising Colonel Roosevelt and urging party unity. He stresses restoring party administration in Washington and becoming a strong, coordinated force for American progress, inviting Roosevelt Club members to support the ticket in full accord.
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Washington
Republican Party
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Senator Jones Sees British Insurance Move Wake Americans
Washington June 25 Senator Jones chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee urged that British underwriters refusing to reinsure American ships would awaken the public to alien influence in key business, saying the tactic will hasten goals of the merchant marine act of 1920 and pressure American industry.
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Washington
Senator Jones
Senate Commerce Committee
London
British Marine Insurance
Iced Tea Recipe From a Long Island Hostess
A Long Island hostess shares a method for making strong iced tea poured over crushed Knickerbocker Ice. Brew tea dark, strain, cool, add juice of two lemons to a six-glass pitcher, sweeten, and top each glass with fresh mint for full flavor and healthful cooling.
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