Londonderry Crisis Reports Food Gas Shortages and Troop Arrival
Londonderry reports desperate conditions with food and gas supplies running low as British troops arrive to protect life and property. Fighting between factions continues with barricades and sporadic gunfire. hospitals report wounded and heightened fear. Dartmouth College honors General Goethals and Herbert Hoover for leadership during hard times.
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Murpay and Murphy Lead In Backroom Confab Fallout
Murpay and Murphy, long noted as key Tammany figures, pressed for influence at a crowded conference. The discussion centered on presidential candidates and party leadership, with Burleson’s influence noted as stirring strategic alignments while the convention buildup intensified.
Tennessee to Ratify Suffrage Amendment Without Referendum
The Associated Press reports Assistant Attorney General Frierson advised Governor Roberts of Tennessee that the legislature could ratify the federal suffrage amendment without a public referendum. Roberts planned a special session but questioned constitutionality. Frierson cited a recent Supreme Court decision on Ohio referendum as invalidating a similar constitutional clause.
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Railway Labor Board Divides Three Ways in Wage Dispute
Chicago June 24 A well confirmed report says the Railway Labor Board divides on the wage controversy with labor groups holding out for a higher award, while company and public representatives deem the offer exorbitant and insist on a reasonable settlement. the public group counters with a middle ground.
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Chicago
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Republicans to Act on Slush Fund Details
A Missouri delegation arrives to decide if party leaders should face action over alleged distribution of 38000 dollars from the London Presidential campaign funds in Missouri. Architect John Jardine of Jardine Kent New York reportedly died by his own hand at Overlook Paring Hela, as the New York Telegraph notes price changes and labor costs in city papers.
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