Labor leadership moves to back Democrats at convention
Samuel Gompers and fellow AFL leaders plan to press labor’s policy on the Democratic platform while denouncing the Republicans. Delegates weigh a potential labor party and a committee to study organizing a labor party for 1927, with a pledge to oppose anti labor positions.
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American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Democratc
Republican Party
Eaders
Democratic Party
Samuel
Gompers
Feld
Pacific Coast
Fed
Outdoor clothing sale at Madison Square Garden debuts
A two week sale at Madison Square Garden offers about 140000 men's garments from 28 manufacturers. The event, organized to liquidate stock due to economic conditions, uses 9999 feet of pipe display and a 1000-strong staff to serve consumers directly.
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New York
Madson Square Garden
Shooting After Argument in Montezuma Petty Fight
In Montezuma Iowa a street dispute between former state representative E D Rayburn and AEL Dick Morton led to Morton being shot in the neck by Rayburn. The injury is described as not serious. Morton recently ran in the primary for a seat on the board of supervisors.
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Des Moines
Montezuma
E D. Rayburn
Ael
Insurance Secretary Short 109000 in New England Order accounts
Judge William Scott announced a shortfall of 109000 dollars found in the accounts of John P Sanborn of Newport Rhode Island as supreme treasurer of the New England Order of Protection. Sanborn is reported in collapse and has resigned from his post.
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Boston
John P Sanborn
Newport
R. I
New England Order of Protection
William Scott
Sanborn
Bergdoll Alert Sparsely Spotted in North Texas
Federal officers issue a lookout for Glover Cleveland Bergdoll, the Philadelphia born draft evader, after a man matching his description was seen in Denison Texas prompting a regional alert to authorities across north Texas.
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Denison
Tex
Glover Cleveland Bergdoll
Philadelphia
North
Bergdolls
Sir Thomas Lipton Arrives With Shamrock IV for Cup Try
Sir Thomas Lipton arrived in New York with Shamrock IV ahead of the America's Cup challenge. He declared confidence in his yacht's superiority over American rivals Vanitie and Resolute, asserting Shamrock IV can win.
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Thomas Sands
New York
Sir Thomas _ Lipton
Thomas
Vaniile
Resolute
Political notices and election moves across states
National committee in Chicago bars delegations from hotels where negroes are admitted. Overmill seeks another Senate term after Salisbury trip. AFL committee hints at anti intervention plank for conventions. Sproul names bid for president but opposes unit action. Missouri delegates disqualified for credentials. Collar prices drop in New York to 22 cents wholesale. Three men found guilty of moonshine sales in Chicago. Delaware legislature adjourns without ratifying Susan B Anthony amendment.
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Chicago
Mason and Dixon
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
William C. Sproul
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Lowdon
Missouri
Illinois
Senate Committee
Republican National Committee
John S Boyer
H. N. Albus
St Joseph
New York
Global War News and Political Turmoil Across Frontiers
Reports from Hochi Shimbun Tokyo note Japan's protests against the Jones bill protecting American shipping. Paris paper Le Matin accuses Bolsheviks of directing strikes signaling European revolution. British ships shell Turk nationalist positions near the Sea of Marmara as League of Nations summons a June 14 meeting in London.
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Tokyo
Japan
Philippines
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Council of the League of Nations
London
Persia
Senate to continue probe after national conventions
Senator Wenson announced in Washington that the senate investigation of presidential campaign expenditures and contributions will be resumed after the San Francisco and Chicago conventions. Other items note a deportation ground bill, a government merchant marine sale conference bill, and resignations including Frank E. Polk as under secretary of state.
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Chicago
Wenson
Washington
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Roth
Iowa News Snapshot Highlights Local Deaths and State Updates
The Burlington girl Goldie Bowman aged one dies from hospital burns incurred playing near a bonfire. Five-year-old Kenneth Kelly of Atlantic suffers a skull fracture after darting into traffic on his way home from school. Burlington population declines .17 over ten years per Census Bureau. Iowa crops progress with warm spell easing spring chill. Fourteen Iowa cadets named for West Point class of 1924. State dairy outreach to promote milk as food visits Linn County Cedar Rapids schools and businesses. Local legal case Picken brothers face verdict on a salute to the flag dispute. Clarke county residents plan to back a purebred club with several breeds represented. Plymouth County realty deals total over 100000 with farm sales showing rapid turnover. Iowa code booklet seventh edition available for $2 while two milk records set by Holstein cows are noted.
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Kingston
Burlington
Kenneth Kelly
T L Kelly
Atlantic
Iowa State College
Iowa State Dairy Council
Iowa
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Ed Dickson
West Grove
Red Cross
Genits Picken
Aieig
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Clark County
Chester White
Poland
China
Hampshire
Spotted Poland
Plymouth County
Sam
Towa
Homierr
Tate
Deaths of Rear Admiral Winterhalt and Dr Stoddard
Personal Rear Admiral Albert G Winterhalt of the U S N died in Washington Naval Hospital of pneumonia. He was born in Detroit on October 5, 1856, and once commanded the Asiatic fleet. Dr Charles Augustus Stoddard, author and clergyman, died in New York after a short illness at eighty seven. he was editor and part owner of the New York Observer.
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Albert G Winterhalter
U S N
Naval Hospital At
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The
Detroit
Mich
Charles Augustus Stoddard
New York
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New York Observer
Multiple incidents across cities prompt casualties and damages
A police raid in Atlanta resulted in four dead one injured and nine arrests amid alleged gambling. Fire and explosion damaged the Perry G Mason mail order house in Cincinnati. A Holstein sale in St Paul set a world record average of 3075. An unins ured loss of 100000 occurred at St Joseph stock paper plant.
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Atlanta
Perry G. Mason
Cincinnati
St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota Holstein-Friesian Association
American Stock Paper Company
St. Joseph
The One Cook in the Kitchen Vitiates Food
A quotation suggests that despite the efforts of farmers butchers sailors teamsters and grocers to supply good food the final quality rests with the cook in the home Campbell warned that one cook can spoil a meal in an hour.
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Campbell
Dishes With Chili Recipes From Mexican Style Cookery
A list of chili flavored dishes including Mexican Wash beef with chili powder and garlic, boiled ham with brown sugar and chili, tripe Mexican style with hominy, kidney with chili and bay leaf, and carne de olla with vegetables and stock. Tips mix spices. a final note on a genius for common meals ends the fragment.
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Home Style Family Dinners From Simple Classics
A collection of hearty dishes for family meals including baked beans with sausage and hamburger, roast beef with onions, stuffed calves hearts, and escalloped tomatoes with eggs. The guide offers practical steps, seasoning notes, and oven methods for cozy, everyday cooking.
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