Harding Urges Reunion at Republican National Convention
United States Senator Warren G. Harding of Ohio, addressing the temporary party, calls for reconsecration and reunion over recrimination. He argues the Democratic administration has wearied the nation and faults its European policy as rhetoric over resolution while criticizing Mexican negotiations as a major diplomatic fiasco.
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United
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Bouey
Harding
Old Engineer Gains 20 Lbs on Tanlac Claim
Jacksonville railroad veteran Chas J Weeks cites Tanlac as turning around twenty years of digestive distress and heartburn. He reports rapid weight gain, restored appetite, and renewed energy after seven bottles, praising the medicine’s effects and inviting inquiries. Tanlac sold in Mobile by Van Antwerp's Drug Corporation and Dave S. Bauer.
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Jacksonville
Chas. J. Weeks
Seaboard Air Line
Fox
Tampa
Mr. Weeks
Tanlac
Lydia Street
Taniac
Mobile
van Antwerp
Drug Corporation
Dave 8
S. Bauer
Negro Who Ran Over Child Is Discharged
George Lewis, a Negro, arrested weeks ago for driving a wagon that struck a three year old near Harris and Finch Grocery, was discharged after the case was arraigned. the child has largely recovered. Duff Allen, a barber at the House, appeared and said he did not want to prosecute. The article recounts political remarks by a local chairman urging harmony and unity despite past party tensions.
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George Lewis
Harris & Finch Grocery Companion
Ge Duff Allen
Edington
Allen
Rededicate the Republican Party to progress and unity
The speaker urges party unity and progress, calling for rededication to the republic’s uplift. He rejects recrimination, asks for the burying of prefixes, and insists no truly reactionary Republicans remain welcome at the convention. The party should reflect the best thought and intent of committed progress.
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Republican Party
Republic
Senator Calls War Strains and Economic Struggles Amid Neutral Leadership
A senator warned that world war pressures and disrupted commerce have reshaped the economy and foreign relations. He criticized Democratic treasury depletion and Washington notes as lacking resolve, saying the United States failed to project force as a neutral power with weakened defenses.
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America
Europe
Washington
Americanism in foreign policy and Mexico cited by temporary chairman
The temporary chairman linked Americanism to Independence era immigrants from Britain Germany France and southern Europe praising their loyalty. He attacked the Democratic administration over Mexico, warning that watchful waiting and interference harmed American lives and property and urged a firm protection of American rights. He argued the U S role should be a trusted leader through wartime Europe and beyond.
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Mexico
Europe
Great Britain
Germany
France
Gates
Sweet Land
Liberty
Harding
Huerta
Villa
America
Asan
U. S.S
Neu Real
Democratic Party
Oura
Missouri
Congress
Senate
United States Republic to Lead in Global Peace and Justice
The senator urged a proactive foreign policy built on international law and American rights. He called for responsibility in influence and example, rejecting isolation and stressing enlarged participation to shape a progressive civilization. He cited the Monroe Doctrine as guiding new world sponsorship and trusted leadership within the fraternity of American republics.
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United States
Harding
Senator Harding Defends Navy and Policy In Speech
The senator assails neglect of national defense and urges a navy that can meet any challenge. He criticizes Dems for irregular defense, lauds Republican measures, and condemns the Panama Canal extension. He calls for protective tariffs, warns against prosperity bought at human cost, and ends with praise for Americanism and Republican ideals.
Six Men Arrained on Prohibition Violations in Recorder Court
Six men faced arraignment in the recorder's court on prohibition charges. Five cases were continued to Thursday. one defendant pleaded not guilty after an earlier $50 fine and appeal. William Cuthbert, arrested again, pleaded not guilty after detectives found beer at his Commerce and Conti streets home. he posted $50 fine and $200 bond on appeal.
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Recorder’s Court
Harry Puckett
Joe Williamson
Joe Simison
Willie Duff
Claude Champion
William Cuthbert
Edington
Cuthbert
Commerce
Conti
Boltz
Ludlow
Burch
St. Clair
Charles W. Roycroft
Bat Ardoyne
John E. Adams
Simonsen Arraigned on Prohibition Charge Granted June 14
Joe Simonsen, charged with violating the prohibition law, was arraigned in the inferior criminal court Wednesday. A continuance to June 14 was granted. The sheriff's department conducted systematic searches of several suspected places Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday without locating any liquor.
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Joe Simonsen
Inferior Criminal Court
Sheriff's Department
Ford Denies Notifying Michigan on Hughes Backing
Henry Ford publicly denied reports that he told Michigan's delegation to vote for Hughes after Ford's first ballot support. He said no such notification was given and the claim was untrue.
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FORD
Michigan
Hughes
Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
Weather forecast for Alabama and Mississippi
Washington June 7 forecast shows Alabama and Mississippi partly cloudy in the north with likely showers in the south tonight and Thursday.
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Washington
Alabama
Mississippi
Kaiser praises sailors after Jutland victory
Berlin reports the emperor praised the fleet's performance at Wilhelmhaven amid claims that the battle off Jutland shattered British sea supremacy. He lauded the sailors for heroic endurance and declared the enemy beaten as news electrified the world. The speech thanked them for unselfish duty and victory.
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Berlin
London
Wilhelmhaven
Jutland
Great Britain
Albion
North Sea
Fatherland
Verdun
Ital
Birmingham Dealers Seek Lower Livestock Rates
Livestock dealers of Birmingham Alabama petition the Interstate Commerce Commission to cut freight rates on cattle and hogs in carload lots from Nashville and the Louisville and Nashville line to Birmingham. They also seek lower charges on horses and mules from Louisville Nashville and other Kentucky Tennessee points to Birmingham, arguing current rates are unjust and discriminatory.
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Washington
Birmingham
Ala
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nashville
Louisville and Nashville
Prospect
Tenn
Louisville
Kentucky
Tennessee
Tornado Devastation Rings Arkansas With 60 Dead
As communication was restored across tornado and storm struck areas, the death toll climbed toward sixty with over 800 injured. Heber Springs bore the heaviest loss with about 20 dead and 60 injured, amid hundreds of thousands in property damage across the state.
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Little Rock
Ark
Heber Springs
Glorifying German Fleet Victory Speech
A wartime address praising German naval success over England. It urges unity for the fatherland and emphasizes freedom of the seas for future commerce, calling for three cheers in support of the nation.
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Ians
Forty One Years of Telephone Progress
The Bell System reflects on forty one years of scientific and economic achievement since the first telephone in 1875. It highlights a public oriented network, economical service for social and commercial use, and a staff loyal to public interests. The piece looks forward to further progress and capability.
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New York
Mallory
Mobile, Alabama
Philippines
Protection of American Rights
By Jack Callahan
Harold
Nexo
Panama Canal
Ping Bill
Philippine
Merchants Bank
Water and
St. Francis Streets
Mobile, Ala
Ibirmingham
Arkansas
Monroepark
A. P. Foster
S. Lawrence S. Montgomery
Nature
S.S.S
Psviets
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