Hearst Backers Rally as Syracuse Call Sparks Scramble
Hearst supporters tense as upstate Democrats convene in Syracuse for a July 7 meeting to decide whether to endorse Hearst or Smith. Tension rises over alleged pressure from New York leaders including Tammany Hall to delay a firm endorsement, while Hearst aides seek to block a Smith tilt and mobilize delegates.
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Hearst
Yeaibrday
Perenne
Alfred E. Smith
Syracuse
al Smith
Saratoga
Smith
Utien
Planet Fe
Bronx
Bill Serk
Charles F. Musehy
Tampey Hall
Upsale
McAlpin
Leap for Runaway Flan Jumps From Speeding Auto
Frank McKay of 806 West 104th Street was severely injured last night after leaping from a speeding automobile that lost control near Morniingside Avenue. The runaway horse attached to the vehicle snapped its chain as the driver sped away, causing McKay to jump and be hurt. William Killalea of 300 Street was involved, with the car left near 116th Street.
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Flan
Frank McKay
West 104Th
William Killalea
300 Street
Morniingside Avenue
116Th Bie
Iwright
Morningside
McKay
600 Americans Slain In Mexico Since 1910
Washington reports the ongoing Mexican revolution has cost more than 600 American lives along the border and within the country. Executions under Madero and Huerta regimes are noted, with a few cases described including a 1911 murder and a 1914 alleged execution, though some details remain unverified.
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Mexico
Tribune
Washington
Madero
W. H. Waite
Huerta
Frank Smith Etampio
Cabinet Group For Postoffice In Civic Center
A delegation of three Cabinet officers joined New York officials to inspect the Civic Center site for a new post office complex. They viewed the courthouse area, considered routing Center Street, and discussed building alignments with Mayor, Comptroller, and city staff. The group also visited Varick Street and Eighth Avenue facilities, including the old post office and the General Post Office, calling overcrowding a concern before returning to Washington.
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Hubert Work
Andrew W. Mellon
the Treasury
Harry J. Dougherty
Old City Hall
Ah Wnbronen
Center Street
Anid
Lafayette Street
Daugherty
Washington
New York
City Mall
Grover A. Whalen
Craig
Whalen
Court House Sne
Varick Street
Work
Eighth Avenue
Edward M. Morgan
Ritz-Gariton
Miet
Republicans in Maryland Move to Block Senator France
A Maryland Republican conference near Braddock Heights adopts resolutions accusing Senator France of opposing the Pacific treaty traveling to Russia to aid the Soviet government planning to form a new party and spending 100000 to seek renomination. A committee from each county will be named to select a primary opponent and announce their candidate.
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Eoreia
Tne
Braddock Heights
Joseph I. France
United States Senate
Maryland
Republican Party
Western Staryland
Baltimore
Conference Agi
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Diate
France
John D. Markey
Russia
Harding Assures Hylan Food Supply Guarded
President Harding replies to Mayor Hylan assuring federal help to protect New York City's food supply during potential railroad strikes. He acknowledges the seriousness of the situation and states the government will not overlook its responsibility to ensure safety and the public welfare.
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Hylan
Harding
New York City
Helan
New York
Warren G. Harding
Harding Stenographer Mattern Marries Norman P Sheppard
Cincinnati June 28 A romance in two departments of government blossomed today when Miss Coran Mattern, confidential stenographer to President Harding, wed Norman P. Sheppard, an insurance bureau attach and now with the board of appeals. Mattern had served Harding since 1917.
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N. P. Sheppard
Cincinnati
Coran Matters
Norman P. Sheppard
Insurance Bureau
Sgch
Board of Appeal
Mins Mattern
Mr. Harding
Bielaski Escape From Captors Amid Tampico Crisis
Washington reports American chargé d affaires Summerlin learned Bielaski reached Puente Viejo near Cuernavaca and would arrive in Mexico City tonight. News from Tampico remains scant as rebels hold Americans and an oil company property. Officials warn ransom and potential Marines action could follow. about 2,500 Federal troops are in Tampico district with larger forces previously stationed nearby.
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Shaw
Tampico
State Department
M| Loan
Unte
Mostean
Marore
Mexico City
Ameri
Obregon
Secetiones
Mexico
Wisconsin Democrats Endorse Mrs. Hooper for Senate
Wisconsin Democrats nominated Mrs. Ben C. Hooper of Oshkosh, president of the League of Women Voters, as the party’s Senate candidate to face incumbent La Follette in November. The convention endorsed her by a unanimous vote, ensuring party backing through the September primaries, while also placing governors’ candidates and a dry versus wet plank into a negotiated platform, including a 1928 referendum on the state dry law.
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Ben Hooper
Spee la Follette
Milwaukee
Associated Press
Ben C. Hooper
Oshkosh
Wisconsin League of Women Voters
United States Senate
Democrate of
Wisconsin
Senate
la Follette
Democratic Party
Mia Hooper
A. A. Bentley
la Crosse
Carl Mathe
Rail Engineers Favor Law to Offset Coronado Ruling
In Veland on June 28 the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers urged Oregon labor to counter Supreme Court rulings with a campaign to enact laws shielding unions from damages by employers. The bulletin argues the Coronado decision allows suits against unions and calls for legislative protection similar to British labor groups.
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Coronado
Woman Slashed Cheek Found Unconscious in Harlem Street
A crowd gathered near 103 East 112th Street last night as Patrolman Toma found Mrs. Mamie Ventura, 42, of 320 East 112th, lying unconscious with a knife wound to the cheek. She said she was stabbed in an altercation with another woman, requiring ten stitches to close the wound.
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East 112Th Street
Toma
East 204Th Street
Harlem
Moxp Ct
Mamie Ventura
East 112Th
Letter requesting loan ties McWhinney to impeachment case
A missive bearing Assemblyman Thoras A. McWhinney’s name asked for a $200 loan and was turned to a legislative committee. The letter shows McWhinney involved in investigations of Justice Selth B. Strong, amid Nassau County politics and bribery suspicions surrounding Senator George L. Thompson. District Attorney Charles Weeks testified on the impeachment inquiry and the exchange with Strong, denying requests to push indictments.
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Supreme Court
Selth B. Strong
Thoras A. McWhinney
John Both
Both & Weston
Hotel Ten Eyek
McWhinney
Agi Yinen McW
Strone
Nassau County
Thad Weston
McWhinney Teafter Edeor Tru
Justice Strong
Brackett
Edmunds H. Jenks
Both
Weston
Charles R. Weeks
Harry C. Perkins
George L. Thompson
3Au County
Weeks
Keen
Thompson
Franklin Lord
Charies S. Whitman
Harry Lee
Strong
Ex-Senator Sage Eyes Return to State Politics
ALBANY June 28 Former Senator Henry M Sage of Albany announces willingness to accept the Republican nomination for State Senate following Fishwalls decision not to run Sage, once a Finance Committee chair, long active in business and Republican circles, could lead to a gubernatorial bid in 1924. Priest Slayer Is Insane Montreal June 28 Adelard Delorme, ex priest, charged with murder of his half brother Raoul, deemed mentally unbalanced by six crown psychiatrists, defense contends he should not face trial.
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Albany
Henry M. Sage
Fishwall
Sage
I Polition
Seo
Smeelt
Senate
Albany Countyepublica
Montreal
Adelard Delorme
Raoul
Knickerbocker Ice Pets Endure Summer Heat
Ned the Knickerbocker horse and Winnie discuss heat while delivering ice. They complain about shade and asphalt baking, plan hair changes, and look forward to returning home to their roof garden after a long day. The exchange highlights their work delivering ice for the Knickerbocker Ice Company.
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Ned
Winnie
Knickerbocker Ice Company
Hays Pledges Film Cleansing at Source
Will Hays head of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America promised delegates of the General Federation of Women's Clubs here that films would be cleansed at their source. He stated the aim to uphold high moral and artistic standards, and to boost educational value along with entertainment usefulness, as a legal, official organization purpose.
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Chautauqua, N
Will H. Hays
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Dr Straubenmaller Re-elected to Board of Education Post
Gustave Straubenmaller, noted superintendent, was re elected for a three year term by the Board of Education after nominations by Commissioner Hamuel Stern. The board endorsed the public school vote for the next three years and discussed budget needs for new high school teachers amid district concerns from Brooklyn’s 5th Assembly District residents.
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Gustave Straubenmalier
Pasonate
Board of Education
Straubenmaker
Hamuel Stern
Emme L. Murray
Ee B
Ryan
Ettinger
Bor
Sth
Brooklyn
Board of Superintendents
Cardinal Urges Upholding Classics Standards
Cardinal Dougherty spoke at the Catholic Educational Association urging educators to preserve classical studies and high standards in Catholic colleges. He warned secular colleges have tried to erode these foundations and called for renewed fidelity to ancestral scholastic roots.
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Cardinal
Philadelphia
Cardinal Dougherty
Catholic Educational Association
Pal Rip
Cox Plans European Tour to Probe League and Policies
Senator Cox sails on the France to Europe with plans to study the League of Nations impact and Harding administration policies. He aims to observe Germany’s path to the league and meet policymakers while Dr. Copeland joins to Paris for a congress on mothers and children and to study sanitary conditions in Poland. Seymour Cromwell and Anna Case also depart aboard the France.
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James M. Cox
Europa
France
League of Nations
Harding
Germany
Cox
Walter Rathenau
Europe
Russia
Royal 5
Copeland
Heath
Alice Pretstedt
Chcago
Paris
Poland
Seymour L. Cromwell
New York Stock Exchange
Anna Case
Concert Aang
Grand Jury Opens Inquiry In Hirsh Shooting Today
Nassau County Grand Jury in Mineola begins probe into the shooting of Oscar Hirsh wealthy Freeport contractor after a party. Hazel Hirsh held bail at 25 000 with hearing in Freeport Police Court. Assistant DA Edwards to seek indictment on assault in the first degree.
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Oscar Hirsh
Freeport
Reine Davies
Nassau County Grand Jury
Mineola
Hazel Hirsh
Edwards
Charit
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