Harding Is Nominated for President at Chicago on Tenth Ballot
Senator Warren G. Harding of Ohio is chosen for the presidency late today at the Republican National Convention in Chicago on the tenth ballot. Gov. Lowden of Illinois released delegates to Harding, triggering a rapid Harding surge as the convention moved toward a recess and vice presidential talks centered on Lenroot.
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CHICAGO
OHIO
GHOSEN
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Wisconsin
WARREN G. HARDING
United States
Blooming Grove
Three Leaders Confident as Harding Move Stalls Convention
Chicago June 1 The Harding camp presses for nomination while leaders delay adjournment. Balloting shows Wood 239 Lowden 407 Harding 13844 Johnson 87 as delegates grow restless awaiting a decision on Sunday or Monday.
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CHICAGO
Harding
Frank Kos
Wood
Guy, Lowden
Will Hays
Charles T. Warren
Michigan
Hiram Johnson
Senator Harding
Johnson
Lowden
Hardine
Massachusetts Institute of Tech Imposes Fine on Failures
Boston reports MIT measuring scholastic failures with a five dollar fine per shortcoming. Undergraduates protest with support from Professor Leonard M Passano who argues professors and students share blame and suggests joint fines for each failure if enacted.
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BOSTON
Massachusetts institute of technology
Leonard M. Passano
Repairing Yacht Mast For Elimination Race
Newport N J June 12 work or replacement of Romolutes top mast carried away just before the finish of yesterday's race was still under way early today but it was confidently expected the yacht would be ready for the seventh race with Vanitie in the elimination series for the defense of the America's Cup.
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NEWPORT
Vanitie
Fear of Caruso child kidnapping shakes East Hampton
Reports say Marica Caruso fears harm to her infant Gloth as private detectives guard the villa amid a $500,000 jewel robbery probe. A Weehawken letter describes a pearl necklace seen in a New York hotel dining room. The Caruso household arms themselves, Mrs Caruso incl. guard duty.
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Marica Caruso
Weehawken
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New York
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Pak Benjamin, Jr
Heavy taxation closes theatres in Germany
Berlin on May 1 reports show a tax of about fifty five percent of gross revenue plus high running costs forcing many theatrical and operatic companies into dire finances. Moving picture houses with lower prices gain. Reinhardt firm loses over twenty percent of box office to a new tax. Kapp revolt adds 750000 marks loss. theatre budgets cannot balance. director Barnowsky warns of a critical period and the rise of Americanism in art for amusement rather than art for its own sake.
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BERLIN
Convention Shows Ballots and Dark Horse Moves at Chicago Rally
At the Republican National Convention in Cotaseum Chicago a fifth ballot opened as Lowden Wood and Johnson seek to shift support toward Harding the dark horse leader Ohio Senator Harding gains ground through the balloting while Michigan and Ohio swing votes in Wood and Johnson directions as delegates chase a nomination on a long day of sessions and polls.
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Ohio
rghis
New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Indiana
Nichola
Nicholson
Kansan
Missouri
senate
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Sproul
Knox
Michigan
Lowdon
Georgia
Weed
Alabama
atood Johnson
Rockefeller Gives Half Million to College
The General Education Board of the Rockefeller Foundation contributed 600000 to complete a 1600000 fund value for Grinnell College in Grinnell Iowa. The announcement was made in New York on June 13.
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ROCKEFELLER
NEW YORK
general education board
Rockefeller Foundation
Grinnell College
Grinnellin
Penrose Endorses Harding in Philadelphia Statement
Senator Penrose voiced unqualified support for Senator Harding as the Republican nominee prospects at the Chicago convention. He called Harding one of his earliest favored candidates and said nomination would be splendid for the party, while Pennsylvania delegates reported the senator very ill and may not survive the day, casting doubt on the statement.
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Missouri
Kansas
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Kentucky
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California
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Ohio
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Myron T. Herrick
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Lodge
Willa
Herrick
Johnson
Massachusetts
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Jonson
Gen Wood
wooles
PHILADELPHIA
Senator Harding
Chicago
Penrose
Hide and Wool Markets Suffer Sharp Decline in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City reports show hide prices dropping from eighteen to twelve cents a pound with estimates as low as ten cents. Wool prices tumble from fifty-five to around twenty-five cents, as demand collapses and dealers refrain from purchasing. Woolgrowers' Association attempt to hold a gate at Hatch failed due to lack of buyers.
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OKLAHOMA CITY
Okla
N. B LaBryer
LaBryer
Short covering sends stock market higher
Short interest surged at the open as Crucible Steel and related shares rose in early trading. gains spread to oils and equipment, shipping and low priced motors, with food shares also moving. later, investor selling, led by the Hil group on dividend concerns, trimmed the gains and closed heavy after about 300000 shares changed hands.
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NEW YORK
Crucible
Hil group
Alligators Growing Scarce in Louisiana
Louisiana's alligators are becoming scarcer and the conservation commission is drafting protective measures. Port statistics show most U S alligator skins pass through the port with one firm exporting about 16 000 hides monthly.
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NEW ORLEANS
Louisiana
the
conservation commission
United States
American obtains sugar shipment concession from Argentina
Ambassador Frederie J. Stimson reports President Inigoyen grants permission to export Argentine agar to the United States up to 15000 tons to ease a sugar shortage. The decree requiring exporters to deposit 30 percent of exported quantity is waived. Chilean minister Emilio Viguerro Larrain also secures a similar concession for 800 tons.
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BUENOS AIRDS
Frederie J. Stimson
United States
Inigoyen
Emilio Viguerro Larrain
Argentina
Europe Ahead Says Otto Kahn After European Tour
Otto H Kahn reports satisfactory handling of wartime debts in England France and Italy After a European trip he says Europe suffers less from war than peace and that Britain is prosperous France shows disillusionment over American capital Italy lowers imports and expands exports He predicts Bolshevik collapse in eighteen months but no fear of Junker or Hohenzollern revival in Germany
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NEW YORK
England
France
Italy
Otto H Kahn
Europe
bey
Mgr Kahn
Kahn
America
Paris
Rugiek
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Lahontan Reservoir expected to reach capacity this month
Fallon Standard reports the Lahontan dam reservoir could fill to capacity by month end with 206000 acre feet in storage this week. Snow in the Carson watershed totals 256000 acre feet, suggesting enough meltwater to achieve full capacity. Nearby observers monitor inflow and weather to confirm the projection.
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LAHONTAN RESERVOIR
Lahontan dam
Caraon
Harding's Ohio backers push for Johnson VP nod
At Chicago convention a strong contingent of Ohio friends met with Senator Johnson during recess to discuss backing Harding with Johnson as running mate. Harding urged restraint while leaders planned further talks as nominations proceed. Sources say Willis and Dougherty praised Harding supporters and anticipated a swift nomination on the next ballot.
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