Prohibition Leaders Seek Candidate Attitudes on 18th Amendment
Chicago June 3 AP Virgil G Hinshaw head of the Prohibition National Committee drafts two questions for Republican presidential candidates. He will visit campaign headquarters to ask in person whether candidates back the 18th amendment as interpreted by the Volstead Act and whether their party should endorse enforcement. The meeting to discuss the issue will include William Jennings Bryan and reform groups.
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Chicago
Virgil G. Hinshaw
Prohibition National Committee
Hinshaw
William Jennings Bryan
Prohibition Party
Prohibition
Calind
Atteand Menteng
Mc Hinshaw
International Reform Bureau
Martie
Bryan
Wiscasin
National Temperance Council
Republican Party
Democratic Resolution Committee
San Francisco
Automobiles Loaded Fast By Derricks For Terminal Release
Twenty nine coal cars loaded with automobiles were moved by a derrick in record time under orders of the terminals committee to ready them for service.
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Canada
Focal ‘Terminals Committee
Hotel Coral Pool for Winter Opens in Chicago Plan
A real estate deal forecasts a 21 story lakefront hotel along Chicago Avenue with a $5,000,000 price tag. The hotel, to be named the Minors, includes a roof coral pool under glass for winter swimming and a sandy beach area.
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Chicago
Lake Front
Chicago Avenue
Convention Sees contest battles unfold across states
Delegates gather as Wood and Lowden allies clash in late arrivals. Florida and North Carolina disputes resume, Morehead and Oklahoma cases advance with contention over delegates and seating, while Roosevelt observes.
Lowden Declines Two Missouri Delegates
St Louis reports Nathaniel R. Moore and another Missouri district delegate, who arrived from Washington, would attend the Republican national convention despite a formal repudiation by Governor Frank Lowden.
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St. Louis
Nathaniel
Bill authorizes hospitals built for veterans
Washington June 3 AP construction of five hospitals costing 10,000,000 for veterans of the world war is authorized in a bill reported unanimously by the house buildings committee. The locations cover districts on the North Pacific coast, Rocky Mountain states, Southern California, the Atlantic coast, and the Great Lakes.
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Washington
House Buildings Committee
North Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain
Caliver
Atlantic Coast
Great Lakes
Enlisted men forbidden camp visit to Waukegan
Rear Admiral Frederick P. Bassett commander at the Great Lakes Naval training station forbade enlisted men to visit Waukegan Alabama due to race rioting between marines sailors civilians and negroes. Only enlisted men with bona fide business in Waukegan may go.
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Chicago
Frederick P. Bassett
U. S Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Hls
Waukegan
Hungary Sends Envoys to Paris for Peace Treaty Ceremony
The Hungarian peace delegation led by Auguste Henard and Alfred Detrache Lagar arrived in Paris and presented their despatch to the council. Alexander of Greece is invited to witness the ceremony at Versailles grand Trianon palace tomorrow at 4 30 p m.
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Paris
Auguste Henard
Alfred Detrache Lagar
Council
US Aibasacts
Koig Alexander
Greece
Grand Trianon Palace
Versailles
Soviet trade minister Krassin to open talks on Russia trade
In London for negotiations with the international committee on resuming trade with Russia Gregory Krassin, Issian soviet minister of trade and commerce, is expected to begin talks. Danish firms have shipped sizable amounts of agricultural machinery seeds and medical supplies to Russia for early delivery.
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Copenhagen
Gregory Krassin
London
International Committee On
Russia
US unofficially represented at Spa conference
Paris reports that the United States may appear unofficially at the Germany Spa conference via the reparations commission. Roland W. Boyden of Boston, once linked with Herbert Hoover's group, is cited as an informal member and observer.
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United States
Germany
Spa
Reparations Commission
Roland W. Boyden
Boston
Ferbert Hoover
Floral tributes dropped from Denver high school commencements
Denver officials report that flowers will be eliminated from graduation ceremonies this year. Student committees and principals chose to forgo floral tributes in favor of implementing uniform attire for graduates.
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Denver
Colo
Argentina Seeks Export Duty on Wheat to Ease Prices
Buenos Aires June 2 AP President Irigoyen proposed legislation for an added export duty on wheat to curb rising prices for domestic consumers. He said authorities cannot ignore the higher cost of wheat products as the economy grapples with price pressures.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Irigoyen
Congress
Agriculture will wreck socialism says Bavarian leader
Cologne reporting that Dr Heim of the Bavarian peasants party announced a green international peasant alliance aimed at undermining Socialism. He set August 6 for an international peasant congress to be held in Cologne.
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Green Internationale
Heim
Bavarian Peasants Party
Milwaukee
Amber Allis
Gilbert Allis
B. P. Allis
Allis Chalmers Co
Kidnappers Take 13 Month Old Blakley Coughlin
Norristown Pa June 3 The abduction of 13 month old Blakley Coughlin from his crib remains unsolved. Investigators believe the kidnapers were familiar with the Coughlin home and used a ladder to reach the nursery window.
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Norristown
Blakley Coughlin
Coughlin
Governor delays execution in murder case to July 9
Governor McKelvie extended the execution date for Alson B. Cole to July 9 after an appeal by Allen V. Grammar, who was sentenced to die for the murder of Mrs. Lulu Voet near Elba in July 1917, unresolved by the U S circuit court of appeals in St Paul.
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Alson B. Cole
Lulu Voet
Near
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Allen V. Grammar
Cole
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Paul
Minn
Million damage flood hits Homer area after cloudburst
Property damage in Homer and surrounding towns from Omaha creek floods Tuesday is estimated over 1 million dollars following a cloudburst near here. Local authorities report widespread inundation and agricultural losses across affected districts.
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Postal pay increase cleared by house vote
The house passed the postal pay increase bill today by a unanimous vote of 348 members present. The measure moves to the senate for consideration and is expected to boost salaries for postal workers nationwide.
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Washington
House
Irish Women Burn the British Colors
The state department asked DC commissioners for a statement on the burning of a British flag yesterday in front of the treasury by women supporting Irish freedom. Officials said the action was taken on impulse with no protest from the British embassy, and the flag burning drew little attention as treasury prime exhibit displays waned.
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Washington
State Department
District of Columbia
Treasury
Department
Aldermen Deny Park Playground Ban by Evanston Residents
Evanston aldermen reject a petition from about 100 residents seeking to bar children from playing in the suburb’s main park. They said keeping the park safe and welcoming for kids is more important than restricting activity and promised continued grass growth.
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Chicago
Evanston
Wheeler Urges US Govt to Back Business Abroad
Harry A. Wheeler president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States told the Cincinnati chamber that the government should align with business, especially in exports, and grant federal charters to American firms operating overseas rather than state charters which he said hold little value for foreign investors.
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Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Harry A. Wheeler
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Faeland
Wheeler
Italy Proposes Adriatic Compromise Terms In 1920s Range
Veremier Nitti has sent new compromise proposals to Yugoslavia on the Adriatic dispute. The plan shifts Julian Venetia boundaries slightly with Abbasia near Fiume joining Italy while the harbor stays under the League of Nations. Sussak would go to Yugoslavia, most coast islands and Dalmatia except Zara ceded, Zara to receive autonomous governance.
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League of Nations
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Martial law in Greece to stay until peace treaty signed
Premier Venizelos told the chamber of deputies that martial law will continue as long as Greece is at war with Turkey and the peace treaty remains unsigned. He said opposition parties are using the abolition of martial law to push for the return of King Constantine.
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Turkey
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Chamber of Deputies
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Court Grants a Motional Mistrial in Rumely Case
Federal Judge Grubb granted a mistrial in the Rumely case involving Dr Edward A Rumely and attorneys S Walter Kaufmann and Norvin Lindheim on charges of concealing German ownership during the war The case was adjourned to November due to illness of Samuel Untermeyer counsel for the defendants.
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Edward A. Rumely
S. Walter Kaufmann
Norvin R
Lindheim
New York Evening Mail
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Wheat Congestion Being Relieved in Galveston
In Galveston on June 8 the Interstate Commerce Commission reports 325 of 2,700 carloads of wheat in yards will be sent back inland for storage. Four British ships in port will load one million bushels for export within days, with additional British steamers heading to ease the congestion.
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Galveston
Interstate Commerce Commission
Warrants Issued for Seven Stock License Violations
Warrants for the arrest of seven men on charges of selling stock without a license were sworn out in Omaha at the request of Attorney General Clarence Davis. Assistant General A. C. Murager said about $10,000,000 of worthless or illiquid stock has been sold in Nebraska in the past year.
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Omaha
Clarence Davis
A. C. Murager
Nebraska
Delegates Delayed by Fire Eyed Summit Snowshed
Sacramento June 3 A convention special carrying California delegates to the Republican national convention was delayed fourteen hours by a fire that destroyed 1100 feet of snow shed on the Southern Pacific railway near Summit. It will arrive in Chicago about midnight Saturday barring further delay.
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Sacramento
Calif
Southern Pacific Railway
Summit
Chicago
Plague to Prompt Burning of One Third Homes in Vera Crug
Citizens of Vera Crug Mexico decide to burn one third of the city's houses as bubonic plague infection spreads. The plan follows guidance reported by Excelsior.
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Mexico City
Excelsior
Plague Scare in Vera Cruz With Troop Cordon
Twelve bubonic plague cases have been found in Vera Cruz Mexico as El Democrata reports. A military cordon blocks entry and exit from the city to contain the outbreak.
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Mexico City
Vera Crug
el Democrata
Congress to Adjourn by Last of Week
Washington June 3 AP Congress will end its present session Saturday by a Senate adjournment resolution after White House assurances that President Wilson will not call a summer special session unless a grave emergency arises. The vote on the resolution was 41 to 24. Two amendment attempts to extend in July or August failed.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
White House
Wilson
Villa Attacks Parral Beaten Back in Lower California
General P. Flas Callea provisional minister of war assured southern revolutionary chiefs of protection and urged them to appoint a military chief and a provisional governor for Morelos during talks in Mexico City on June 4. The new governor said he would assume duties in about fifteen days.
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Mexico City
Rodolfo Herrerata
Carranza Party
Villa
Herrera
California
P. Flas Callea
Morelos
Foreign capital protection outlined by new Mexico governor
Paldomero A. Alvarado, newly named governor of the GUI Uisipiel in Lower California, stated that protection of foreign capital and encouragement of business and industry would be possible under the new order of things in Mexico.
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Tos Aneeler
Mexico
Paldomero A. Alranda
GUI Uisipiel
California
Chile Reports Cordial International Relations Except With Peru
President San Fuentes told Parliament Chile maintains cordial ties with most nations. He noted Peru as the sole exception and said Chile would adhere to its traditional principles in dealing with Peru.
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Santiago
Chile
San Fuentes
Peru
Clifton Crawford Found Dead After Five-Story Fall
Clifton Crawford, internationally known actor, was found dead today in an areaway of the motel where he lodged after falling five stories from his room window. Police reported no immediate evidence of foul play.
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London
Clifton Crawford
Universe may be finite says Curtis and Shapley
Dr Curtis of Lick Observatory argues the visible universe contains all stars within less than 30 000 light years in length and 2 000 light years thick. Dr Shapley suggests many distant universes exist beyond our own, appearing as small star clusters through telescopes. In Manila the YMCA heads push for women’s suffrage with Boston hosting a daily class for women in government and politics.
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Einstein
Dr. Curtis
Lick Observatory
Curtis
Shapley
Mount Wilson Observatory
First White Child Born in Indianapolis Reported
Springfield Mo June 3 AP Judge John M Cowan aged 9 died at his home. This was the first white child born in Indianapolis and he was the oldest surviving graduate of Wabash College.
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Springfield
John M. Cowan
Agen
Tis
Ti@antpolis
Ind
Wabash College
Resolute Wins Sea Trial Race Ahead of Vankleeday
Newport Rhode Island James AP The Resolute won a test race over a windward and leeward course from start to finish. It beat the Vankleeday by four minutes and 22 seconds elapsed time and by six minutes and eight seconds in corrected time.
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Newport
H. I. James
Government moves to curb liquor theft and counterfeit blanks
Washington reports the bureau of internal revenue pledging drastic actions to stop illegal withdrawals from bonded warehouses and to halt counterfeiting of prescription blanks. Commissioner Moramer said a plan is being developed to ensure liquor under government supervision cannot be removed without proper authority.
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Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Moramer
State Troops to Guard Galveston Strike Situation
Governor Hobby ordered 29 dismounted cavalry and three machine gun companies of the Texas National Guard to Galveston to take charge of the lone shoremen's strike. The mobilization began in various Texas cities with the units to proceed immediately.
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Tex
Gal- Veston
Gelock
W. D. Cope
Texas
W I Hobby
Texas National Guard
Galveston
New Excuse for a Shoe Plant Closes in Webster
The A. J. Hates shoe factory in Webster Massachusetts announced a closure for an indefinite period due to cancellation of orders and uncertain market conditions. The plant employs upwards of 500 workers.
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Webster
Mass
A. J. Hates
President Descranel Heads to Lisieux for Rest
Paris dispatch reports President Descranel departed Paris by car for Chateau De La Montellerie in Lisieux Normandy to rest for several weeks. He appeared alert during the trip.
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Descranel
Chateau de la Montellerie
Lisieux
Normandy
Banks Stay Open Saturdays Till 3 P.M.
Pocatello Clearing House Association members will remain open Saturday afternoons until 3 p m due to merchants observing holiday Wednesday afternoon. Banks named include First National Bank Citizens Bank Stockgrowers Bank & Trust Sc First Savings Bank Bannock National Bank.
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First National Bank
Citizens Bank
Stockgrowers Bank & Trust Sc
First Savings Bank
Bannock National Bank
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