Brunswick Tire Quality Showcased by Brand Name History
The ad extols the Brunswick Tire 468 as superior noting the Brunswick name proves quality. It cites the brand’s long rubber history before cars and asserts the tire offers more without extra cost, urging buyers to compare and trust the historic reputation.
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Delegates Arrive in Chicago for Republican National Convention
Chicago reports delegates from all parts of the country arriving for the Republican National Convention. Campaign managers for Wood and others designate principal nominating speakers while addressing delegation size to fit reserved space. Hoover headquarters increases activity as New York workers arrive.
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Wood
R. “E. Arlen
Kansas
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George H. Walker
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Miles” Poindexter
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National Committee
Miller
America's War Dead Eulogized in Europe
Paris reports America's war dead were honored on a second Memorial Day since the war ended. Flags floated over 70 000 soldiers graves as allied groups joined in services across France. Horizon blue poilus guarded cemeteries while the American Legion and patriotic societies helped decorate 497 burial sites from the Channel to Switzerland and the Rhine to the Atlantic.
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Memorial Day Committee
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Switzerland
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Atlantic
Poles Capture Cossacks as Soviet Offensive Intensifies
Soviet reinforcements flood the 220 mile front as fighting widens from the Dvina to the Pripet rivers. The Polish forces report capturing 400 Cossacks west of the Berezina as battles rage across northern sectors.
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Warsaw
Dvina
Pripet River
Beresina
First Woman Nominated as Assistant Attorney General
President Wilson set a precedent by nominating Annette Abbott Adams of San Francisco as assistant attorney general. This marks the first such appointment for a woman and the highest federal office held by a woman to date. Adams previously served as United States attorney for the northern district of California.
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Washington
Wilson
Annette Abbott Adams
San Francisco
Adams
United States
Northern District of
California
Pension Bill Passed for Spanish War Veterans
The Senate approved a House bill granting pensions from 12 to 30 dollars monthly to incapacitated Spanish War veterans from causes other than active service. The measure's final vote was 65 to 3 before being sent to conference.
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Washington
Senate
Profiteers Fined in Federal Court Action
Syracuse court records show Weed's Incorporated and Binghamton Clothiers found guilty on all counts in a federal indictment charging profiteering. The court levied a total fine of 31,000 dollars, including 21,000 dollars against Weed's Incorporated.
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Syracuse
Weed’s Incorporated
Binghamton Clothiers
United States
Martin T. Manton
Idaho bankers to hold 6th annual convention in Moscow
Idaho bankers will meet in Moscow on June 4 and 6 for the 6th annual convention of their association. Delegates from banks across the state are expected to attend.
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Idaho
Bankers
Moscow
Palace Bought by United States for Legation
Prague Schenborn Palace and its grounds were purchased for the American legation at an estimated price of 60000 dollars. The deal secures a prestigious site for the U S delegation abroad.
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United States
Prague
Bschenborn Palace
Legation
Clapp Confirmed to Federal Reserve Board
The senate approved Edmund Clapp's nomination to the federal reserve board. Speaker Gillett stated congress would recess or adjourn on June 6. A bean tariff bill proposes raising duties from 20 to 31.20 cents per bushel. Railroad and Merchants' Association figures estimate $50 million in losses from current New York strikes. Wood campaign fund totals $1,180,043 disclosed to the senate committee. Johnson campaign fund around $200,000 was cited during pre-convention financing questions.
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Edmund Clapp
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Gillett
House
Ways and Means Committee
Merchants’ Association
New York
General Leonard Wood
Senate Campaign Investigating Committee
A. Sprague
Wood Campaign Fund
Guam Governor Chosen Beattle Wash Captain Ivan C Wettengel
News notes span naval postings and political moves with terse items. Commander Ivan C Wettengel of the Montana is named governor of Guam, reflecting naval influence in distant territories. Also reported are Soviet Britain trade moves and Italian seizure actions in Durazzo with brief official notices.
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Guam
Beattle
Wash
Ivan C. ‘Wettengel
Montana
Puget Sound
Eland
United States
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