Hoover urges United States to ratify League treaty with revisions
In an interview with The New York Evening Journal Hoover argues Article X is not binding and calls for revising the covenant to remove military guarantees. He says the United States should avoid entanglements by ratifying a weakened treaty or delaying action while strengthening disarmament and moral power. He warns Republicans to push for a version excluding military enforcement and guaranties to safeguard American independence.
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New York Evening
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League of Nations
Mr. Hoover
League 6 Nations
United States
League
Europe
Republican Party
Defae
Smuts Blames United States for League Shortcomings
J B Smuts Premier of the Union of South Africa in a parliamentary debate criticizes the League of Nations for failing to meet expectations and blames the United States for not providing needed strength and support. He argues the US could have enhanced the league’s influence but remains skeptical of current efforts. The piece notes ongoing political tensions and international stalemate as major powers seek cohesion.
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Union of South Afria
United States
Spe Town
League of Fits
Jan “Wilan Smuts
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Math Africa
League
Ameries
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Rail Board Wage Pledge Halts Railway Strike
Reports from Jersey City describe a meeting of railway men from Pennsylvania New York New Jersey and Ohio with leaders from the Industrial Workers of the World and the Communist Party. They discuss a general railway strike and union reorganization while the Railroad Labor Board prepares wage decisions. Officials deny broad plans and note partial yard walkouts on the New Haven road with attempts to settle and prevent escalation.
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New York
New Jersey
Ohio
Industrial Workers of the World
Communist Party of America
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Armstrong
Eastern Railwaymen’s Association
Grand View Hall
Jersey City
Railroad Labor Board
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E. W. O'Brien
New York and New England Railway's Association
New Haven
O'Brien
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Montrose
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Brotherhood of Trainmen
New Ingen
Rate Raise Called 386 Million High Lines Declares Award Will
G H Sines vice president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen says the forthcoming Railroad Labor Board award will avert a strike. He cites district disciplinary measures against an outlaw strike in Pittsburgh as reducing trouble risk. He urged expedited decision in a June 19 letter to board members Albert Phillips James Forrester and G W Hanger, who assured a speedy, satisfactory ruling.
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G. H. Sines
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Labor Board
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A.C. Wharton
James Forrester
G. W. Hanger
Railroads Discharge Strikers Move to Fill Vacancies
Baltimore and Ohio Reading and Pennsylvania railroads say discharged strikers are being replaced as freight movement improves. New hires reported and conditions normalizing, with Reading president urging immediate return to work or separation. Judge Patterson temporarily reinstates three Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen lodges pending final hearing.
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Philadelphia
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Patterson
Common Pleas Court
Grand Lodge
Railroads seek $1.09 billion freight hike amid return dispute
At a U S Interstate Commerce Commission hearing Clifford Thorne for shippers argued the railroads seek about 1.09 billion dollars more than needed to guarantee a 6 percent standard return under the transportation act. He charged the book value used by carriers overstated rail value by billions and faulted depreciation treatment.
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Clifford Thorne
Interstate Commerce Commission
Publi
Thorne
United States Supreme Court
Roada
Texas
Board awaits wage ruling before July 20 finds relief in capital
Washington June 25 The Railroad Labor Board is expected to rule on workers wage demands before July 20 and relief spread through Washington as word reached officials that a renewal of nationwide insurgent strikes was in doubt. The measure easing anxiety comes as anticipation builds over the decision and its impact on labor activity nationwide.
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Rail Workers Strike Expands Across Maryland
In Baltimore on June 25 the Western Maryland Railroad yardmen and switchmen strike widens. Over a thousand workers are off duty and more road crews join. Leaders say Labor Board promises no effect and vow to keep striking until a satisfactory board decision is issued.
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Waltimore
Maryland
Western Maryland Railroad
Cunliffe Owen Suit Revived In New York Case
Supreme Court Justice Tierne granted an application by Sir Mago Cunliffe-Owen to transfer an auction writ against him by Marvelle Cooper Brice seeking 500000. The move, conditional on federal approval, argues the defendant is an alien and stems from a long privately settled dispute with a writer whose ex-wife later remarried.
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Supreme Court
Tierne
Mago Cuntite Owen
Marvelle Cooper Brice
United States District Court
New York
Wong
Hugo Cunliffe-Owen
Cholera Breaks Out in Japan Reported by Nippo Jiji
A dispatch to Nippo Jiji reports a cholera outbreak in Japan with a note of thousands of canes of dhol, indicating a dramatic health scare.
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Honolulu
T. H ‘Une
Nippu Jiji
Barnes Plans to Seize State GOP Machine at Saratoga
Barnes allies with Senator Wadsworth and Senator Sage to control the Republican state machine. A Saratoga convention plan would adopt a platform and adjourn, relying on the old guard to push Sage for governor while primaries may be sidestepped. Sage to be prominent at the convention with Glynn to name committee chairs.
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William Barnes
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Henry M. Sage
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Tribune
George F. Thompson
William A. Glenn
Albany County Republican Committee
Columbia
Greene, Schoharie
Sullivan
Ulster
Rensselaer
George A. Glynn
Republican State Committee
Elon J. Hooker
Natio Progressive Committee
Thompson
Waterbury Strike Halts Unskilled Labor Glut
Governor Holcomb and Major General Burpee inspected Waterbury amid a tenth week strike by about 0,000 unskilled laborers and machinists. Police aid was prepared, State Guard mobilization planned, and threats to a landlord involved in a bomb incident were reported as unrest continued.
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Conn
Holcomb
Connecticut
Lucien F. Burpee
State Guard
William Sandland
Albine Ribas
Tenat
Railroad Hill Street
Ribas
Shevlin Announces New Plan To Enforce Dry Law
Seventy prohibition agents to patrol New York state cities Syracuse Albany and Buffalo under a coordinated plan led by Daniel Shevlin federal prohibition agent. Agents will operate with state and local authorities to prosecute violators, reducing red tape and unifying enforcement across jurisdictions.
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Albany
Buffalo
Daniel 8. Shevlin
New York
Upstate
Washington
Shevlin
Law
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Women Plan Active Role in Republican Campaign
Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Livermore named to the national executive campaign committee with conditions. Robinson will not begin duties for two months per her doctor’s orders, while Livermore calls the appointment a strong tribute to New York and a boost for undecided women voters.
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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 Unite Behind Harding Says Chairman Hays
Chairman Hays of the Republican National Committee reported a unified party backing Senator Harding after interviewing leaders from coast to coast. He said Republicans nationwide now form one strong organization moving toward victory and urged a front porch campaign similar to McKinley. Others visiting included Senator Medill McCormick and George A. Glynn who predicted New York would deliver a large 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 American Legion will organize the July 5 homecoming for Senator Warren G Harding Republican nominee. Tentative plans include a county slam battle at the fair grounds, a large fireworks display funded by subscriptions, and crowd management by the Marion Civic Association. Notifications for July 22 and lodging outreach are under way with hotels and house to house canvassing.
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Marion
Ohio
America Legion
Warren G. Harding
Marion County
County Fair Grounds
Fair Grounds
Marion Civic Association
Coolidge Will Not Appeal For Suffrage State By State
Washington dispatch says Governor Coolidge of Massachusetts will not interfere with other states on woman suffrage. The National Woman's Party received a telegram via Vivian Pierce stating no suffrage statement will be issued until Coolidge's acceptance speech after formal nomination notification on July 27.
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Pritune
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Republica
National Woman's Party
Vivian Pierce
Natione Remizer
Woman's Party
Boston
James Arthur Seavey Resigns from Aviation Opposes Board
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. Health issues are cited as the cause of retirement.
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Limit of $1,000 On Republican Gifts Is Fixed
The article reports a commitment to cap contributions to the national Republican organization at $1,000, denying influence by moneyed interests. It covers statements by Colonel Thompson, Senator Harding, Theodore Roosevelt's meeting with Harding, and a series of campaign remarks and interactions involving Harding, Hoover, and other political figures, including details about speeches, plans, and reception of party allies.
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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
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Mr. Harding
Betting Here 2 to 1 on Harding and Coolidge
Bets placed on the San Francisco convention results with Harding and Coolidge seen as favorites at 2 to 1. Wagers included 4000 against 2000 on the ticket and smaller bets on Cox for nomination and on the Democratic platform. Odds edged toward 16 to 1 for Bryan, Cox still valued at 2 to 1.
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Harding
Coolidge
Cox
Smith
Fred Schumm
San Francisco
Bryan
Letter Warmly Supports Coolidge Running Mate Bid
Mary A. Dean of Trimble Ohio writes to Senator Harding praising Wyoming support for Governor Coolidge as running mate. She recalls hosting presidents in Cheyenne and offers praise for Harding. The letter references a 1918 G A encampment and a woman saved from an automobile.
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Wyoming
Coolidge
Cheyenne
General Grant
Haye
Benjamin Harrison
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Mary A. Dean
Trimble
Athens County
Ohio
Harding
G. A
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Harding Recalls Roosevelt Talk to Roosevelt Club
Boston June 25 Senator Warren G Harding replies to the Roosevelt Club note of support for the Republican ticket. He recalls cordial meetings with Colonel Roosevelt dating from 1916 and notes Roosevelt urged party unity to restore the party to 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
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Harding letter urges unity for Roosevelt ticket backing
Warren G. Harding writes that despite past divisions, he supports Republican unity to back Roosevelt era goals. He urges party administration in Washington, stresses collective effort, and asks Roosevelt Club members to show loyal endorsement and full collaboration for the campaign.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Republican Party
Roosevelt Club
Warren G
British underwriters may withhold insurance on American ships
Senator Jones predicted that refusals by London underwriters to reinsure American ships will awaken the public to alien control in key business sectors. He said the move to embarrass American interests will hasten what the merchant marine act of 1920 aimed to achieve, despite slow progress.
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Jones
Washington
Senator Jones
Senate Commerce Committee
London
British Marine Insurance
Popular Long Island hostess iced tea recipe
A Long Island hostess shares a bright iced tea method. Brew strong tea, cool, and mix with the juice of two lemons for six servings. Sweeten and top each glass with a mint sprig to deliver full flavored tea and healthful ice.
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