NATIONS LEAGUE PLANK SELECTED BY REPUBLICAN LEADERS
Republican leaders report progress toward a platform plank addressing the League of Nations. Indiana’s declaration is cited as a basis, with Senator Watson drafting a tentative plank approved by many leaders. Senator Johnson says a satisfactory plank is possible but won’t confirm the Watson draft yet. Johnson also comments on possible vice presidential invitations and the primary system.
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Chicago
League of Nations
Indiana
Watson
Johnson
Hiram Johnson
Evry
North Dakota
Wood
Plan Afgot to ration sugar to confectioners
New York report states a joint distribution committee to ration sugar to confectioners nationwide will form within two weeks. Armin Riley says sugar is at its most critical wartime level and urges bakeries hotels and restaurants to economize. The panel will include sugar brokers refiners and manufacturers and operate under government supervision.
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Associated Press
New York
Armin W. Riley
Palmer
United States
Riley
National Confectioners’ Association
St. Paul
Farmers to establish rate department for freight analysis
The American Farm Bureau federation executive committee voted to create a rate department the first of its kind for farmers organizations. President Howard said the unit will study railroad and marine freight, aiming to improve service, rate distribution, and farmer rights. Silver, Vanis, and Brown were selected to present farmers' views to party committees and the federation will oversee the producers committee's work.
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Chicaso
American Farm Bureau Federation
Howard
Mir. Howard
Farm Bureau Executive Committee
Gray Silver
Martinsburg
W. Vanis
Washington
John T. Brown
3Ronon
Republican Platform Committee
Silver
W. H. Walker
Willows
California
Democratic Committee
Federation
Producers Committee
Howart
Winterhalter Dies of Pneumonia in Navy Hospital
Rear Admiral Winterhalter, longtime member of the general board and former chief of the Astatic Tent, died suddenly at a naval hospital in Washington DC. Pneumonia was given as the cause. He had served in 1885 and earlier in Detroit, with roles in Chicago’s World’s Fair governance.
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Associated Press
Waxbinzion
D. C
Ali
Ert Winkleshalter
General Board
Naval
Wintzhalter Waar Dorn
Detroit
Wan
Hier
Chicago
Man Confesses to Robbing Fifteen Churches
A prisoner, Hwarg Wisinshaw, confessed to robbing fifteen churches. He was arrested yesterday with $772 in church property in his possession. He claimed more churches were taken than reported, asserting he acted while employed at a railroad job.
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Chkece
Hwarg Wisinshaw
Bolief
Aqelestriien
Jewelry Store Burglary Arouses Statewide Search
A statewide search is under way today for burglars who rifled a Mantowoc jewelry store, fleeing with rings and other pieces. Police say entry was gained through the front door and an undetermined number of items were taken. Investigators are pursuing several leads.
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United Press
Mantowoc
Aptomele
RMN
Watts Media
Prins Ane
al Eran Tae
National Budget Revisions Reach Senate After Veto
Congress debates amended national budget bill amid Wilson veto threats and a filibuster. Alien property provisions aim to restore seized enemy assets. hearings note $5 million value with $1.9 million claimed by German residents. Immigration and deportation measures push stricter controls. naval officer detailing for South America discussed.
Northwestern Railroad Clerks May Strike After Ballot
Milwaukee clerks, yard hands, flaggers and station employes of the Chicago and Northwestern road began voting today on whether to strike June 15 over wage and work demands. Ballots were distributed from union heads amid a systemwide dispute affecting about 400 men.
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Northwestern Railroad
United Press
Milwaukee
Chicaze & Northwesternm Mairoad
Daless
Clearing House Condition Examines Tribanka and Trust Firms
New York report analyzes clearing houses and trusts for the work over five days. It notes legal requirements and an amassed loss of 4.228.600 pounds from the prior week.
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Preece
New York
Tribanka and Trust Companies
Eacesa
Fast
Jweek
Honored by Emperor for Electrical Work
President Edwin M. Hery and Vice President Loyal A. Osborne of Westinghouse were honored by the Emperor of Japan for aiding electrical development in Japan. Hery received the third order of the Rising Sun. Osborne received the fourth. Their work helped introduce electric lighting in Japanese cities and air brakes on railroad cars.
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United Press
New York
Edwin M. Hery
Loyal A. Osborne
Westinghouse Company
Pittsburg
Japan
Herr
Osborne
Norway opens door to Russian trade talks
The Norwegian government with parliamentary approval informed the Soviet joint government that Norway is willing to resume commercial relations with Russia immediately. Norway does not officially recognize the Soviet government as Russia's legal authority. Polish troops on the northern front drove eighteen miles into Bolshevik lines, while Bolsheviks reported severe losses for the Poles south of Bialtserkiev, with other successes claimed along the front.
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Associated Press
Christianis
Apar Hament
Norway
Russi
London
Bialatserkiev
Kiev
Moscow
Record potato prices hit all time high in Chicago market
The Federal Bureau of Markets reports prices for new potatoes at 11 to 22 a hundredweight and old at 7 to 7.5 a hundredweight in Chicago. One car of old potatoes sold at 5.55 a hundredweight, about 5.75 to 7 a bushel. Highest prior price was 4.50 to 5.2 a bushel in spring 191? as markets shift between production periods.
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Chicago
Pene Federal Bureau of Merketa
Bureau of Markets
Bergensfjord Fire Suppression En Route to Bergen
The Norwegian steamer Bergensfjord, 10,729 tons, 1,209 passengers, reported afire 159 miles east of Fire Island. Fire confined to engine room, one boiler out of service, pipe explosion caused brief confusion. Vessel continuing voyage toward Bergen per Norwegian American Steamship Co. captain.
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Bergensfjord
Fire Island
Bergen
Norwegian- American Steamship Company
Bull
Diamonds Steal At Nassau Street Jewelry Firm
Two robbers peppered a proprietor at Schonfeldt Manufacturing on Nassau Street New York and fled with a wallet containing diamonds valued at about 100000. The theft occurred on the ninth floor of an office building as other tenants rushed in. Samuel Schonfeldt was alone in the quarters when the assault happened and was briefly injured before help arrived.
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New York
Tsxo
Schonfeldt Manufacturing Company
Nassau Street
Omlee Bulding
Samuel Schonfeldt
Erica
Jowfire
Mystery of Withered Hand Found on Rubbish Heap
Police probe a strange find of a severed hand on a rubbish heap at playtime. Medical experts suggest the hand belonged to a laborer and shows advanced decay, possibly weeks old, raising questions about its origin and the events leading to its loss.
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Apretensis
HAWK IS PUMPED OUT
Milwaukee ship Baskaval reserve training ship endangered yesterday by Yaka which own several fen oof Beier oy seater her Aall hid bees PHVB IP not led as Commander Grove Weeche regard the damage could be re paired easily.
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Baskaval
Yaka
Grove
Weeche
American Soldiers Fail to Find Jobs in France
In a chaotic dispatch the Associated Press reports that many U.S. troops returning from France face scarce employment, with officials warning “doughboys” not to return to France without funds. The piece notes government efforts and local resistance to repatriation costs amid reduced job prospects for veterans abroad.
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Andina
America
France
Jexion
Texas delegate witness tests funds for 1920 conventions
Col F H R Green of Texas told the senate committee investigating preconvention financing that he contributed to the Texas Republican mix faction but denied backing Wood. He said three Texas delegation groups would likely split in Chicago, and that delegates are seeking offices with many candidates. Several invited witnesses did not respond to summons. The panel adjourned until July 9, saying no further work could occur before the national conventions.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
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Texas
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Kenyon
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Hiram Johnson
California
Missouri
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Chicago
Neenah Grows 25 Percent in Census Report
United Press reports Neenah, Chilton, and Rice Lake show population gains. Neenah reaches 7,171 residents, up 1,427 or about 25.4 percent since 1910, with Chilton at 1,833 and Rice Lake at 4,457, reflecting varied increases.
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Washington, D. C
Neenah
United States Census Bureau
Chilton
Rice Lake
Life and Hard Labor for Lloyd Prevost Case
Lloyd Prevost was sentenced to life and hard labor in prison after being convicted last night of killing Stanier Brown near Mount Clemons Michigan. Counsel stated a new trial would be sought.
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Associated Prese
Mount Clemons
Stanier Brown
Here
Decemer
Prevost
Bergdoll Believed To Be On Way To Mexico
Associated Press reports Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, a wealthy draft evader who escaped Army custody at his Philadelphia home, is believed en route to Mexico. He was last seen with a companion driving a car, with San Antonio officials and local police seeking confirmation while a Texas department is notified.
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Pheonix
Ariz
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Philadelphia
Berter
Ang CnAiTeur
Department of Jue
San Antonio
Texan
Midshipmen Begin Annual Three Month Itinerary
About 4,500 midshipmen depart on their usual three month training voyage. The group sails from Annapolis and will visit ports including Honolulu and Manila, with stops to complete training tasks and fulfill overseas engagements.
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Associated Press
Apolia
Alx
Charges Deny Rollers Tactics At Republican Convention
A Chicago article reports on charges of steam roller tactics used by the Republican National Committee in contest decisions. Several committeemen deny the charges as unfounded while defending Wood ally positions. Key figures include McCoy Philippines, McGraw Oklahoma, Kean New Jersey, Hynicka Ohio, and Parsons New York, with reference to General Wood and Colonel Proctor.
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Chicago
Moves
New Hampshire
Republican National Committee
Th Bk McCoy
Philippines
Moses
Wood
Highland
West Virginia
Aso
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New Trampshire
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Gen
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Kansas
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New York
Georgia
Penrose Can't Attend Republican Convention Trip Canceled
Pennsylvania Senator Boris Penrose will not travel to Chicago for the Republican convention. Physicians report he has agreed to follow medical advice and forego the trip to relieve intense hemorrhoid pain. Five doctors, with two surgeons, were at his Philadelphia residence, and an operation is contemplated.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Boris Penrose
Penrose
Carpenter
Stengel
John 2. Desver
Edward Martin
Fixed sum idea likely to be given up
A partial AP report notes plans for German reparations may be abandoned. The proposed fixed sum approach, backed by allied leaders, appears unlikely to proceed as discussions shift toward different settlement methods at the forthcoming conference in Ste. why he declared for Jane 21.
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Japanese Naval Force Occupies Nikolaevsk
A chaotic, fragmented report claims a Japanese naval force occupies Nikolaevsk with references to Siberia and disputed dates. The text is garbled and inconsistent, but indicates a military occupation event involving Japanese forces and local nationals amid confusion and conflicting sources.
President Wilson Not To Be Operated Upon
Washington reports say President Wilson remains in good condition despite speculation of illness. Doctors dismiss rumors of a serious operation while White House officials and Joseph Wilson note the president appeared well and enjoyed an auto ride and last summer straw on a recent outing.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Army Medical Corps
Rowinter
Mian
White House
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Joseph Oison
Baltimore
Broad revenue ruling on nonintoxicating cider home use
The Bureau of Internal Revenue clarified that nonintoxicating cider and fruit juices produced at home for home use are not necessarily less than one half of one percent alcohol. The ruling will let many people previously deterred from making fruit juices proceed without fear of enforcement.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Internal Revenue Today
Acc
Military patrol fired on at Newton Sandes Kerry
Dublin announced that a military patrol was fired upon near a police hut in Newton Sandes, County Kerry. The patrol returned fire and captured three men with no military casualties. attackers' casualties unknown. It marked the first time the military arm distinct from police was engaged in the Irish disturbance.
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Dublin
Newton Sandes
County Kerry
Addy
North Carolina Holds Presidential Primary
The North Carolina presidential preference primary features Republican candidates Biram Johnson and Major General Wood with F W Simmons the sole Democratic candidate. Officials expect no official delegation count yet, making the result largely moral for delegates.
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Raleigh
N. C
Biram Johnson
Wood
North Carolina
F. W. Simmons
Lowden Accused Of Failing To Aid Racial Unrest Claims
A Missouri Republican league club of African Americans asserts that Charles A. Lowden did not assist during racial unrest events. The statement claims the 1920s era figures did not protect Black citizens and mentions historical political tensions and public office involvement.
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Louis
Missouri Apublican League Club
Missousi
Theerngr Lowden
Lowden
Louis Yate Fignt
AFL Convention to Consider Irish Freedom Demands
Associated Press reports the American Federation of Labor convention to open next Monday will discuss Irish freedom demands. Matthew Wal, vice president, states a resolution may call for withdrawal of troops from Ireland.
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Associated Press
American Federation of Labor
Matthew Wal
Federation
Areland
Six New Plague Cases Reported in Vera Cruz
Six new bubonic plague cases were found in Vera Cruz with one death that day. In Ada five suspects remained under observation. An appeal was sent to New Orleans for antibubonic serum and other medicines needed in the fight against the outbreak.
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Bere Veshear
Ixo
Ada
Neo Ore ‘Jeane
Movement of Texas Guard Postponed
An Associated Press report from Galveston notes the relocation of Texas National Guard units is delayed due to congestion and other unnamed factors. The announcement emphasizes logistical challenges and the need to reassess timing for the movement.
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Wilson Blasts Congress Over Cost of Living you Name
President Wilson criticizes Congress for inaction on high living costs and postwar domestic reform in a telegram reacting to a move to adjourn. He says political expediency dominates this Congress and that it has failed to act on tax reform, railroads, or the merchant marine.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Railroad Brotherhoods
Congress
Treasury
Toerchant Marine
Europe
Wash+lington
Motorman hailed as hero for saving child on track
Associated Press reports Grand Rapids Port Edward trolley motorman Nash is praised after diverting a speeding car and saving a child on the tracks. He reversed the car, attempted to lift the child to safety, but was dragged and injured as the trolley passed over.
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Jor Wawnt Jlurman
Por Edwards
Nash
Jatar
Rai
Jiegar
Weather forecast for Wiseensis Fair week summary
Weather weekly forecast notes warmer conditions Sunday night through Monday with partly cloudy conditions. Observations show mild temperatures and a mix of sunny and cooler periods with expected rain chances and local variance across regions Washington DC and surrounding areas.
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