493 Votes Needed To Win Nomination At Convention
Chicago jun 8 the republican national convention credentials committee finished a 19 hour session reviewing 138 contests and reversed only three national committee findings Missouri Missouri fourth district Georgia fifth district Tennessee tenth district restoring normal personnel 984 with 491 needed for choice quiet conferences drive real work resolutions committee to settle Mexican policy league of nations andeor planks Irreconcilables seek satisfaction for Lodge chairmanship deal may upset Watson to push resolutions committee efforts Horah Johnson group denies coalition intent
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National Committee
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League of Nations
Saruel Gonpora
Ledge
Watson
Horah-Johnson
Tractor Tank Robbed of Fifty Gallons Gas
A forty gallon reserve tank and a fifty gallon gasoline tank on G. M. Morrison’s tractor were stolen overnight. The tractor stood behind the Morrison ragoh when discovered missing. Gasoline pump hose was cut and evidence suggests an attempted extraction. no suspect identified.
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G. M. Morrison
Adams
Morrison
Gasoline ship burned in Kobe harbor in Japan
About 50 men were lost and damage exceeding half a million dollars occurred when a Japanese incident involved a gasoline barge loaded with over a million gallons of fuel oil imported from Vladivostok by an American syndicate. The blaze threatened a broader disaster and possible panic in Kobe harbor.
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Tokio
Omamion
Kobe Harbor
Vladivostok
Costs Chinaman 25 To Collect Five Cents With A Six Shooter
A Chinese restaurant employee named Hang followed a White customer from the dining room to the station and demanded 5 more cents with his six shooter. The victim had paid his bill, but a dispute arose over a 6 cent difference. Hang was arrested by Night Officer Glen Bushee and taken to the station. Ho Wha warned not to use the weapon again.
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Theeting Place
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Glen Bushee
Malay Missionary to Speak Here Tonight
Rev. Marrabellio A. Marangeapa, claimed as the only native Malay missionary, will speak at 8 o'clock tonight at the A M B Church. His life Story recounts perilous journeys, including African cannibals, a Turkish dungeon, and a German burning. He speaks 29 dialects and 19 languages, carrying vast correspondence from European nobility and city officials.
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Bitby
Wagland
Central Africa
Rusda
Turkey
Mohammed
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Christ
Europe
Cites
Aenoa Tune A Roma Deipated Wire The Tidhin Cabinet
A fragmentary note states that AENOA and Tune addressed a Roma issue with a deipated wire and reference to the Tidhin cabinet. The readable text is sparse and unclear about the exact action or date involved.
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Tidhin
League Plank Still Bothering Committee Ahead of Convention
Chicago June 0 The Republican platform near decision time faced delays as a 13 member sub committee met to resolve remaining issues with the platform. The 53 member resolutions committee heard input from labor leaders and others on a wide range of topics including anti lynching and the enforcement of the 14th amendment. William E. Loads led a delegation pressing for hard lines on the 14th amendment and against lynching.
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Chicago
League Ar Halons
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Republican Party
William E. Loads
Feere
Fortier
United States
Altorneag
President announces recess appointments to commissions
President Wilson appointed during recess several federal officials. Henry James Ford of New Jersey, Mark Potter of New York, James Duncan of Minnesota were named to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Marton Tlegart of New York, Samuel McCall of Massachusetts, Nicholas Kelly of New York were named to the United States Tariff Commission.
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Washington
Wilson
Interstnte Commerce Commission
Henry James Ford
New Jersey
Mark Potter
New York
James Duncan
Monsenehvieette
United States Tariff Commission
Marketon ‘T. Tlegart
Samuel McCall
Maemchuerena
Nicholas Kelly
City Helps Teachers With Accommodations
A Pendleton Commercial Association meeting outlined aims to support the simmer normal school this summer, including attracting attendees, arranging accommodations, and backing the State Chamber campaign. Committee members led by Lyman O. Rice will meet to organize efforts and repairs to the John Day grade.
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Simmer Normal School
State Chamber of Cominees
Commercial Association
HM EL Intow
Ogie Confesses to Killings in Claremont Tavern Shooting
Ogle, serving life at Oregon State Penitentiary, confessed he fired the shot that killed J. Burgess and G. Peringer at the Claremont tavern in Portland last November. Warden Compton and officials attended the confession, with others present as Banaster and Smith disputed details of the events and identities.
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Balem
Ore
East Oregonian
Janes Ogie
Walter Minnaster
David Smithy
Wiite
J. N. Burges
George BE. Peringer
Claremont
Portland
Smith
Withuses
Ole Ald
HH Compton
Mr. Burgess
Mr. Peringer
Ogle
Banaster
Compton
James Lewis
Eugene Halley
Ole
Peringer
Burgess
Burgeon
Periiger
Express Wreck Kills Thirteen on New York Central
United Press reports a New York Central Express crashed into a stalled passenger train near Schenectady. Thirteen people were killed and many injured as the two rear Pullman cars telescoped. The engineer, Martin Doyle, and remaining crew were among the dead. Officials say the engineer failed to see signals warning of the stop.
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Women to Have Place on Executive Board
Chicago June The report of the rules committee at the Republican National Convention enlarges the executive committee from ten to fifteen members to include women. The rules limit delegates to five minutes per subject and set unfinished business as last order. It opens platform action after nomination if resolutions deadlock persists. Any woman can stand the prosperity her husband can bring home.
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Chicago
Rules Committee
Republican National Committee
Resolutions Committee
Fishing Rod Found in German Dugout Causes Injury to Child
Melbourne Brennan, 13, was taken to hospital in Sydney after a fishing rod exploded when he attempted to assemble it with a companion, Charles McKinnon, in a German dugout in France. Police say the red oil explosive reddened the oil and detonated during assembly.
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Sydney
Melville Brennan
Charles McKinnon
France
Taxpayers told to file and pay before deadlines
June 15 is the deadline for the second income tax installment. Milton A. Miller, Collector of Internal Revenue for Patland Oregon, warns special taxpayers including proprietors of amusements, motels, pool halls, bowling alleys, oleomargarine dealers, brokers, pawnbrokers, druggists, physicians, dentists, and other practitioners to re register under the Harrison act by July 4. Failure to pay the June 15 installment triggers demand for the full balance within ten days and could accelerate remaining installments due September 15 and December 15.
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Patland
Internal Revenue
Milton A. Miller
License applications sent to all autoists
A letter to District Attorney Fr I Keator from Secretary of State Sam Krozer states that every registered motor vehicle owner, all garages, and the district attorney will receive operator license application blanks. Operators licenses become required July 1 for anyone operating a motor car in the state. Operators must be 14 or older and competent. Chauffeurs license holders must also obtain the new permits, minimum age 18. Applications may be obtained from garages or the district attorney if the applicant does not own a registered car. A fee of five cents accompanies the application, and the license must be carried while operating a motor vehicle.
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FR. I. Keator
Sam Krozer
Secretary of State
Linemen Strike Demands At Pacific Power And Light
Pacific Power and Light linemen push for higher wages and improved conditions aiming to replace the closed shop with a broader labor agreement. Strikers seek 8 7 20 per day, more crews on high tension lines, and better safety practices across the district including The Dalles Astoria Yakima Walla Walla and other towns. Representatives say they will meet with Lew McArthur to negotiate as the strike, ongoing since May 28, continues.
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Pacific Power and Licht Company
Ainemen
Lews McArthur
First Ever Woman Speaker at Republican Convention
Chicago June 4 The GOP convention moved from routine to a revival as resolutions committees reported and the unsettled session ended in applause for Chauncey Depew whose jab at the Democratic administration energized delegates. Lodge named permanent chairman as Lincoln’s cabinet men praised in steady tones.
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Afer
Resolutions Committee
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Big Drive by Wood Supporters Rocks Convention
Reports show sudden opposition to Senator Watten for chairman of the resolutions committee and simultaneous move to make Lodge permanent chair. Indications say Hitchcock may lead the convention with Ladge and Watson placed in top roles amid talk of a backroom deal.
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Watten
Resolutions Committee
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Hitchcock
Ladge
Watson
Ball Player Loses in Magee Suit Against Nationals
Cincinnati jury returns verdict for Lee Magee baseball player against the Chicago Nationals for 39500 claimed as salary due for the 1920 season. Court records show Magee asserted owed earnings and damages in the civil suit.
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Cincinnati
Jame
Lee Magee
Agaliet
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Howe
Japanese forces suffer heavy losses in renewed raids
Japanese units incur severe casualties as renewed operations unfold. Reports from dispatches describe fires and destruction amid clashes, with confirmed accounts indicating intense fighting and mounting fatalities for Japanese forces.
Resolute Defeats Vanitie in Crucial Defense Duel
The Newport team defeated Vanitie again today in a crucial test of American defense prowess. The clash showcased set pieces and tactical discipline as both sides sought regional bragging rights and a stepping stone toward national honors.
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