Suffrage and platform debates amid national convention activity
In the ongoing national convention coverage, the suffrage question threads through party endorsements and foreign policy debates. Labor indifference and Philippine independence issues surface as candidates and committees prepare for nominations and ticket allocations amid heavy public interest.
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League of Nations
Indiana
Irman
Bewater Lodge
Massachusetts
Henley
Outlaver
Seturdya
Bubonic Plague Case Reported In Vera Cruz
June 2 reports from Vera Cruz state indicate a bubonic plague case at Atoyac with three additional suspected cases. In Minnesota, U S Senator Frank B Melog urged Mexico be considered for a mandate over Armenia if the United States must take a mandate.
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Atoyac
Vera Cruz
Heraldo
St. Paul Minn
Mevico
Armenia
United States
Franko B. Melog
Minnesota
Holstein Breeder’s ‘Association of America
Oberlin Boy Hurled Over Embankment
Erwin Oles fifteen son of Burnell and Mrs Oles of Japan now in California fell from a 26 foot cliff while attempting to catch a batted ball Monday at Birmingham rescuers found him dazed in the water below the cliff. President Wilson telegraphed three Delaware legislators urging all Democrats to vote for the suffrage amendment and urged support to Assemblymen J J Mulvena J A Mulne and J E McNab who allegedly opposed ratification.
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New US Mexico Treaty Recommendation Sparks Denunciation
A Senate Foreign Relations Committee subcommittee urged a new US Mexico treaty on May 31 proposing US intervention if Mexico refuses to protect Americans. Excelsior denounces the move as hypocritical and mocks Yankes as Barnum’s epitome.
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United States
Mexico
United States Senate Foreign Delegations Committee
Excelsior Today
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New London
Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
Marshal Foch to Unveil Lafayette Statue
New York June 2 Marshal Ferdinand Foch of France accepted the invitation of the Knights of Columbus to unveil the statue of Lafayette the knights will present to France in August Supreme Knight James Flaherty announced today The unveiling will be at Metcalf on August 21 President Deschanel will accept the statue on behalf of France Bell to Expand Columbus June 2 The Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone company seeks state public utility commission approval to issue 4 878 300 capital stock to extend service.
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Deschanel
Bell
Columbus
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Bell Telephone Company
Pud
M¢ Commission
New York Sets Record With 566 Marriage Licenses Issued
In greater New York City five hundred sixty six marriage licenses were issued yesterday, the largest one day total in the history of the licenses bureau. The announcement came today.
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New York City
Licenca Bureau
Legions Ind Columbia Canceled by Rain
Rain forced the postponement of the Legion Column game in the Twilight League last night in Austin Texas. A statewide high school dress contest produced by the University of Texas announced Miss Aijine Johnson of Houston won the spring and fall dress prize. the entry cost 50 cents with 50 entries overall.
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Texas
Aijine Johnson
Houston
University of Texas
Penrose Re elected to Republican committee in Pa
Senator Boise Penrose was re elected as a Republican national committee member from Pennsylvania by the state committee at its regular reorganization meeting. He was not present, attending from his home.
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America
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Delaware
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Boise Penrose
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Musical Art Society Plans Annual Reception at Reefy Home
At a yesterday business session held at Mrs. Karl P. Reefy’s Third Street home the Musical Art Society arranged its annual reception for later this month. Secretary Miss Reefy reported strong yearly work and treasurer Miss Reefy presented a gratifying financial report. Officers elected include President Mrs. Earl P. Reefy and Vice President Mrs. J. G. Wherry with Bowdler as recording secretary Whidden as corresponding secretary and Miss Reefy as treasurer.
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Karl P. Reefy
Third Streat
Earl P. Reefy
J. G. Wherry
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Whidden
Miss Reefy
Little Big Six Grid Schedule Tangles Over Oberlin
Football fans in the Little Big Six question league action on Oberlin High joining schedules. Oberlin, though a member, will not meet Lorain or Bandusky. November 20 is open but reserved for the Alumni. Oberlin meets Niles on a different date, creating a scheduling tangle to be resolved at a future league meeting.
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Little Big Six
Oberlin High
Oberlin
Lorain
Bandusky
Niles High
League of Tictala
iCuba Seeks Sugar Retention on Island for Present Crop
The Havana chamber of commerce petitioned the Cuban government to keep 400,000 sacks of the current sugar crop on the island and withhold them from export. It argued that without this measure the island’s sugar supply would be jeopardized.
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Havana Chamber of Commerce
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