Harding and Coolidge Lead G O P Ticket at Convention
Warren G Harding of Ohio won the presidential nomination on the tenth ballot at the Republican convention, with Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts named as running mate after a spontaneous selection process amid the Michigan and Pennsylvania swing to Harding.
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Harmony team is picked for Republican ticket
Montreal June 14 Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor says the Republican ticket is in absolute harmony with the Chicago convention platform. Gompers called the selection perfectly logical and fitting to represent the people's interests.
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Harding G O P Choice Nominates Harding in Senate Rally
Washington June 14. Eminent Democrats express pleasure over the Republican nomination of Senator Harding. Secretary of State Colby a former Roosevelt Progressive declared that the choice met their approval.
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GOP Chiefs Map Campaign Headquar ters in Chicago
Chicago June 14 reports say the Republican national committee prepared for a nationwide campaign with Harding and Daugherty in talks after the convention. Headquarters were set in the former Johnson quarters at the Auditorium Hotel with Hays overseeing plans and Capt. Hintz and Harry Fidler named to lead staff sections. Talks also covered a possible third party led by Senator Johnson amid pressure from Bull Moose.
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Eight German Oil Tankers Allocated to U S Transport
Paris June 14 Eight oil tankers belonging to a German subsidiary of Standard Oil have been allotted to the United States for transporting petrol and oil to Europe. The decision ends months of controversy involving France Italy and Great Britain. Ownership rights are to be examined later by an arbitration tribunal.
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Railroad Workers To Get Back Pay From May First
The United States railroad labor board announced that its wage decision will retroactively date to May 1. Workers will receive the difference between the former wage and the board approved wage for the period from May 1 to the date of the new award. The award covers all employees who remained in service or joined and stayed in service since May.
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Ex-ruler of Albania shot dead in Paris
Gen Essed Pasha former president of Albania was assassinated in front of the Continental hotel by an Albanian student. The student was arrested.
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Italians Quit Montenegro Evacuate Key Ports
Italian troops have evacuated all Montenegrin towns including Antivari Dulcigno and Scutari due to Yugoslav hostilities. The move comes as Rome reports retreat from strategic coast towns amid the rising regional conflict.
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Governor Cox Delighted by Harding Nomination Visit
Governor James Cox of Ohio, then a possible Democratic presidential candidate, was visiting W. A. Julian in Cincinnati when he learned Warren G. Harding had been nominated. He stated he had no comment beyond expressing pleasure that Ohio was honored. Both men are Ohio editors.
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One Thousand Pullman Workers Quit in Chicago
A thousand workers in the Pullman shops in Chicago began a mass resignation on June 14 with organized action. The walkout signals widespread labor unrest and could disrupt production at the plant. Authorities monitor the situation as negotiations with management continue.
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Vogue Styles Feature Loops And Sashes In Dress Design
Leading fashion observers note loops and sash gowns gaining favor for indoor and evening wear. Cheruit uses colored chiffons and black taffeta to create looping drapery, while Made leine et Madeleine favors sash belts and gold embroidery in case au lait chiffon. Jenny af faces with plaited flounces and simple lines balance bold new silhouettes.
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Wool Embroidery Trends For Spring and Summer Wear
The article notes wool embroidery remains popular for trim on cotton and other fabrics. It highlights color depth differences between wool on wood versus cotton or silk and describes appliqued wool figures stitched with coarse contrasting threads. An Atlantic City blouse featured gray wool appliqués outlined in red on a white base.
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