Harding and Roosevelt Confer on Campaign Finances Plan
Senator Harding and William Thompson discussed campaign finance policy aiming to limit contributions to 1000 dollars. Theodora Roosevelt issued a supportive statement calling Harding a standard bearer. A Boston meeting with Gov. Coolidge was planned to exchange views ahead of nominations.
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Senator Harding
Republican Party
William Boyce Thompson
Ways and Means Committee
Theodora Roosevelt
Eames
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Harding
Republican National Organization
Roosevelt
Boston
Gov. Coolidge
Massachusetts
Hays
Capitol
British Troops Restore Calm at Londonderry After Week of Clash
British regiments including cavalry and engineers controlled Londonderry where tanks machine guns and barbed wire turned the city into an armed camp. Sinn Feiners and unionists had blocked business as fighting raged for a week. Two more men died in hospitals bringing the death toll to 17.
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Londonderry
Dublin
Greeks Win Against Turks Near Smyrna
The Greek legation confirms forces surrounding a Turkish army corps in Philadelphia near Smyrna captured 8 000 prisoners with guns and booty. Since June 21 Greek troops under Mustapha Kemal Pasha have advanced northward in Asia Minor.
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London
Smyrna
Philadelphia
Ala-Sehr
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Asia Minor
South May Revolt Over Booze in New Orleans Telegram
A telegram from the Louisiana Liberal League to William J. Bryan and the Democratic platform committee scorches a policy change on the Vokstead law and promises non sympathy with any platform ignoring reform. The group claims up to 13 000 members in Lewistown per its agent Arsene Ferrilliat.
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New Orleans
Louisiana Liberal League
William J. Bryan
The
Democratic Nation
League
Arsene Ferrilliat
Lewistown
Iowa News Summary From 1919 Era Daily
Local reports mention L B Spear returning to Garner to face bigamy charges, a Waterloo man dying of heart disease, a Greenfield quartet tied to a car theft near Moulton, and the Iowa Sunday school convention set for Charles City June 21 to 24. Fire at Independence factory causes heavy losses. Dubuque votes bonds for a new high school. Psych hospital plans at Iowa City. Camp Dodge to auction 690 buildings for housing. Des Moines air route shortens distance to Fort Dodge. Mingo to receive Des Moines Electric service. Tipton consolidates largest Iowa school. Spencer funds Danish Lutheran college move. Winneshiek hens lay over 1.25 million dozen eggs. Silo upkeep urged across farms. Emmet County lakes to be improved with dam work and stocking. Women’s clubs urged to keep politics out of federation. Chicago race tensions turn violent. several killed or injured. Alimony granted in Missouri case. Harding and Coolidge nominations pending. McAdoo opposes naming. Democratic convention head gains gavel from Davenport. Wood accuses Butler. McAdoo asks western delegates not to vote for him. Harding stays in Washington amid convention planning.
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Oklahoma
Waterloo
Iowa
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Sioux City
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Bedford
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Frank Copper
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General Hospital
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Psychopathic Hospital
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Agricultural Engineers of
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Emmet
David and the Giant in Biblical Lesson Setting
This fourteenth july lesson recounts the Philistine giant Goliath challenging Israel and David's faith driven victory with a sling stone. It covers Goliath's traits, David's courage, the clash of gods, and Saul's jealousy as David rises in favor while remaining discreet and faithful to God.
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Goliath
Saul
Jonathan
Michmash
Samson
Israel
David the
God
Go- Nath
Dagon
Baal
Astarte
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David and the Giant
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