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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1920
Page
19
Senator Frelinghuysen and Mrs. Harding attended a worship service at the Third Dutch Reformed Church in Faritan. The visit drew about 100 townspeople and featured a sermon urging national integrity and moral revival.
San Francisco June 27 Democratic National Convention coverage describes the pageantry with women volunteers, brass bands, and staffers, noting the grand hall, pipe organ, amplifiers, and vast telegraph and telephone networks. It contrasts the mood with Chicago's Republican scene and explains time differences across the nation as delegates await proceedings and press reach.
Message indicates traveling tomorrow morning with plan to take it easy the rest of the day and aiming to arrive in Washington late at night around midnight. It mentions Atari as a potential activity or stop and schedules are informal.
Washington June 27 Senator Harding faces west leaders urging him to shift from a Marion Ohio home centered plan to travel the West. West governors and Republican chiefs want a Western swing and firmer voter contact. Harding remains to meet Coolidge and Progressive leaders while preparing phonograph Americanization speech for July 4 release. He will wind up Washington conferences and move office staff to Marion.
Francis Haggerty of 257 East Forty Eighth Street was shot in the right arm while stopping to aid occupants of a touring car that burst into flames on the Albany Post Road near White Plains. Troop K member M J Boyer appeared and apologized as Haggerty received medical attention at Dr. William Miller’s in Groton and Roosevelt Hospital in New York. A controversial scene followed as Haggerty defended the troopers’ actions and courtesy under danger.
Seven members of the family of William Litherland, a Nashville garage owner, were killed and two others seriously injured when their automobile was struck by a railroad passenger train at a crossing ten miles west of Franklin, Indiana. The driver reportedly lost control near the crossing and drove into the train’s path.
Fimael Platt, prominent Nevada Republican, predicts a GOP victory in Nevada based on rising nomination interest for U S Senate and favorable national sentiment. He cites high standings for presidential nominees, calls for a conservative business administration, and supports government reclamation projects and mining incentives.
Alaney Hooker, candidate for the Republican nomination for Governor, announced that Medill McCormick Alden B. Poindexter Albert J. Beveridge and Henry J. Allen offered to campaign for him in New York if he is nominated. Hooker plans an automobile tour and will campaign in nearly all counties as he seeks party unity and a strong statewide vote.
Nation awaits action of Tennessee on suffrage as state lawmakers grapple with federal amendment and the political fallout. Governor and leaders press for swift action while a hot campaign unfolds ahead of a potential November vote.
The present Legislature faces heated debate over tax law revisions raising property valuations and a public utility bill. Labor groups oppose Governor Roberts over the state police bill, while publishers and Democratic figures claim a power struggle. The Open Shun policy and who leads the moves to curb or support these measures dominate the contest surrounding the upcoming session.
A man committed suicide by gas yesterday, and a woman attempted self harm in the same incident. The body of Frank Markowakiya Inhover aged about 45 was found at 145 Ludlow Street by his maid. A note described a quarrel with relatives and implied intent to harm others before death. A maid at 217 Lindhurst Street reported a disturbance and a hospital nurse in Hamilton arrived after reviving a woman. The room contained a note explaining the quarrel with relatives and demands over money.
Mrs. Coolidge of Massachusetts arrives in Burlington for her son's commencement at the University of Vermont. The graduate, identified as Coolidge, will be honored with a speech and a family reception at the campus.
Washington reports a growing British protest against the shipping bill as President Wilson faces pressure from Republican allies. The administration argues the measure harms American commerce by limiting foreign ship access and raising costs for merchants.
In an unusual election scene at the Ministerist ferry, Signor Derticola was chosen president as the clerk Syne 26 and Deputy Rowan Rosee were among the officials present. The riya heisur 394 115 figures into the day’s proceedings.
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