Frelinghuysen Wins New Jersey Republican Primary
Senator Frelinghuysen tops challenger George Record in New Jersey as returns from nineteen counties show the incumbent with about 65,000 votes. The vast margin reflects strong support in Mercer and Somerset, while Record carries Trenton and faces stiff competition from Radcliffe and Cadmus in other districts.
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United States
Joseph S. Frelinghuysen
George Ly Record
Jersey City
New Jerey
Mercer
Hanterdon
Cape May
Record
Mercer County
Trenton
Frelinghuysen
Forking
Sth
Perkina
Ramsey
Radcliffe
Seger
Layden
Ruocco
Cadmus
McDarmott
Raritan
Bewins
Somerset
Jigson
Illicis
Hig Tor Frolinghuysex
Torey City
Frelingseer
Weg
New Jersey
Wea
Reublicans
Willam M. Runyon
George S. Silzer
William E. S Tuttle
Mtr
Senehuysen
Francia F. Baterit
Camden
Simon Wilkinsky
P. Westcott
Collingwood
Republican Women Join Albany Delegation to Back Miller
Women delegates to the Republican State Convention exceed expectations with 248 members from upstate towns rural districts and New York City. They back Governor Miller support increased female representation and deny plans to disrupt party unity while predicting a November fight over Hylan or the Ave-fare issue.
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Emma Bugbee
Albany
Washington County
Kings County
Manhattan
Miller
Jhis
Syracuse
Hylan
London hears Constantine abdicates as Greek turmoil erupts
Reports differ on Constantine’s fate as Athens dispatches say he remains on the throne while Salonica faces a Turkish revolt. Martial law is proclaimed in Greece, with ongoing British Turkish trenching in the neutral zone from Chanak to the Dardanelles and a 48 hour ultimatum issued to Turkish forces.
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Constantine
Athens
Salonica
Greece
Bigha
Constantinople
Chanak
Dardanelles
Great Britain
Russia
Harington
Kemal
Associated Press
Charles Harington
Mustapha Kema Pasha
Smyrna
Kum Kaladi
Eren Keni
Bicha
Adramyti
Pandik
Yarinje
Hamid Bey
Kemal Pasha
Smith and Murphy battle over New York convention delegates
Upstate leaders led by William H. Kelley predict ex Governor Alfred E. Smith will win the Democratic nominating on the first ballot if Charles F. Murphy fails to deliver delegates to William Randolph Hearst. Smith's friends say he commands a solid upstate bloc and Manhattan support, while Murphy remains silent and cautious about enforcing the unit rule.
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Denis Tilden
Syracuse
William H. Kelley
Alfred E. Smith
Charles F. Murphy
William Randolph Hearst
Kelley
Tammany
al Smith
Smith
United States
Smith Shlew
George R. Lunn
Schenectady
Murphy
Hearsi Nver
Manhattan
Friends
New York City
Emily
Smiths
John Glynn
Brooklyn
Rose Pedrick
Hearst
Miss Wilson in Court Over Theft Accusations
Miss Margaret Woodrow Wilson, daughter of the former President, testified in Essex Market court yesterday against William Cook of 224 West Twenty-ninth Street. He is charged with stealing curtains worth 30 dollars, rods worth 10 dollars, and a gold watch worth 100 dollars from Wilson’s apartment at 134 West Fourth Street where he cleaned windows. Cook admits taking the curtains and rods but denies taking the watch. He was held under 1000 dollars bail awaiting grand jury action.
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Margaret Woodrow Wilson
Essex Market Court
William, Cook
West Twenty-ninth Street
Grard
Lyons Refuses to Quit Secretary of State Race
Albany dispatch reports John J. Lyons Secretary of State defied Miller allied leaders and announced he will contest the nomination at the party convention. Samuel S. Koenig and New York delegation pledge solid support while Lyons seeks open battle in the convention over the secretary’s nomination amid party pressure.
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Dewitt
John J. Lyons
Miller
Lyons
William Wanamee
Women’s State Executive Committee
Charles T. White
Albany
Samuel S. Koenig
New York County
New York
Hotel Ton Buck
Tvans
William J. Ward
United States
Wadsworth and Calder
Koenig
Charles JD. Hills
Pred Greiner
Erie County
William H. Hill
Bingahasaton
John F. O'Brien
Theodore
Colonel Hayward
Mr. Koenig
Hayward
Mr. Lyons
Mary Garrett Hay
Newton
Greiner
Wadsworth
Frank Utter
Allegheny
Jesse S. Phillips
Seymour Lowman
Elmira
Enoch Fancher
Sweet
Mac
Rockefeller marks 67 years since first job start
John D. Rockefeller celebrated the anniversary of his first job at Pocantico Hills. The 67 year milestone recalls a sixteen year old Rockefeller seeking work, joining a wholesale produce commission, and later founding refining ventures. He spent the day answering letters, golf, and lunch with friends.
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John D. Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
Mr. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Cleveland High School
Ikely
Lake Erie
Hughes Says America Wants The Dardanelles Kept Open
Secretary of State Hughes explains U S policy on neutrality of the Dardanelles and Bosporus. He praises Allied plans to insure freedom of the Straits and protection of racial and religious minorities while awaiting a peace treaty with Turkey and Greece.
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Hughes
America
Dardanelles
Washington
United States
Bosporus
Sea of Marmara
Turkey
Greece
Straits
Slain Rector's Funds Said to Have Vanished
In New Brunswick New Jersey James Milla husband of the murdered choir singer is examined by Prosecutor Blinker and others as investigators pursue a possible blackmail motive. Reports say securities valued over 10000 may be missing from the rector's safety deposit box while the widow claims the stocks had nothing to do with the case.
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Fresinghursen
United States Senate
New Jersey
Mills
Rector
Singer
John D. Rockefeller
Golf
Crager System, Inc
Westchester
Pennsylvania
Hylan
Edith Lavoy
Coronia
Boyden Sparkes
New Brunswick
N. J
James Milla
Edward W. Hall
Joseph Blrncker
Middlesex County
Dr. Hall
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Edward W. Hicks
Hall
Henry Stevens
Stevens
Hicks
Gypsy Seeress Jailed Over False Vision and Fraud
Mrs Diana Mort posed as a nomad seeress and read Mrs Fannie Sternberg’s palm for 26 dollars and two rings valued at 800 dollars. She named a supposed lover’s address which proved fictitious. Sternberg later met the alleged thief on the street and pressed charges. the judge set bail at 4000 in Harlem Court.
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Fannie Sternberg
East 112Th Street
Diana Mort
Sternberg
Mra. Sternberg
Prohibition Navy Limited to Three Miles Off Shore
The Administration announces the prohibition navy will not sail beyond three miles from the shore. Cabinet discussions centered on enforcement of federal laws at sea, with care to avoid contravening international norms. Wayne B. Wheeler warns ram smuggling as a major enforcement menace while officials stress limited domestic legal action.
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Tribune
Washington
America
Prohibition Navy
Squar
Wheeler
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti- Saloon League of America
United States
Prohibition
Roy A. Haynes
State Department
Great Britain
King Tough Holds Up Fifteen Other Toughs
Pittsburgh police arrest Fred Nolan age thirty two no home for leading a fifteen man gang against a building seeking nickels Nolan admits the plan to impersonate a thief and take cash Magistrate Sullivan sentences him to thirty days in county jail with a fine option and warns about the dangers faced by officers during such crimes
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Pittsburgh
Fred Nolan
Nolan
Apollo
Sullivan
Greek King Constantine Abandoned as Army Revolts Across Isles
Athens reports King Constantine abdicated and martial law proclaimed as eight thousand troops at Salonica rebel for regime change. Revolts extend to Mitylene Shios Crete with pamphlets calling for abdication and new neutral cabinet. Venizelos blamed for insurrection as Greece faces political crisis and possible peaceful solution.
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Aigean
Thrace
M. Gounaris
M. Straifos
Asia Minor
Mitylene
Shios
Crete
Athens
Threce
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Greece
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Smyens
Constantine
Smyrna
Greven
Venizelou
Promiex Trinitafttak
Asix Minor
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