War Time Acts To Be Repealed
Washington June 4 AP Senate Judiciary Committee reports house joint resolution to repeal all war legislation except Lever food control and the trading with the enemy act. No opposition in committee. measure to be taken up by the Senate before adjournment tomorrow.
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Irish Make Call for Special Meet
The National Railway Union executive calls a special congress of Irish and British trades unions to bridge the gulf between the Irish people and the government. J H Thomas MP secretary announces the bid.
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German Campaign Grows Exciting as Guns Used
London June 4 AP reports rising excitement in Germany's election campaign which ends June 1. A Mecklenburg meeting saw conservatives threaten opponents with revolvers, and Independent Socialists escaped violence only due to intervention by the majority Socialists per Berlin dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph.
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New Mexico Delegation Chooses Six Uninstructed Delegates
Roswell June 4 AP The Democratic state convention named six uninstructed delegates to the national convention. Senator A A Jones permanent chairman ruled out an attempt to instruct for W G McAdoo. Delegates to vote as a unit. resolutions endorsed Wilson and opposed a wet plank.
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Armistice With Turkish Nationalists Signed by French
Paris reports a beyrouth signed armistice convention with Mustapha Kemal Pasha chief of Turkish nationalist forces in Asia Minor. Baron Robert De Caix, secretary general of the French high command, announced that the step, taken five days earlier, aimed to regroup French forces in Syria.
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Grain Production of British India Reported for 1920
A Rome based AP dispatch cites the International Institute of Agriculture estimating 1920 wheat output in British India at 364.9 million bushels, 13.1 percent above 1919 and 103.4 percent of the 1914-1918 five year average. Argentina corn output is placed at 258.692 million bushels, 115.4 percent of 1919 and 13.1 percent of the five year average, with cereals conditions May 1 described as average across several regions and drought noted in parts of South Italy and Algeria.
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Generals Named Marshals of France June 14
Paris June 4 AP reports General Edouard de Castelnau and General Louis Lyautey will be named marshals of France by Premier Miller and on June 14 the Matin says the action is taken on President Deschanel's initiative.
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Actor Clifton Crawford Dead in Hotel Fall
London June 4 AP Clifton Crawford actor was found dead in an areaway under his hotel room window. Coroner's jury ruled the death accidental due to insomnia and a fall from the window.
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India to enter at least six at Antwerp Olympiad
The British Olympic Association announced India will field at least six competitors at the Antwerp Games. The team includes three marathon runners one gymnast and two wrestlers. They will train in England ahead of the event.
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World record Holstein cow price set at $30,000
A world's record price of $30,000 was paid for a Holstein cow at the Minnesota Holstein Freisian sale in St. Paul. Gus tav Pabst of Dousman Wisconsin bought Pabst Korndyke Cornflower from Fred Pabat of Oconomowoc Wisconsin. The previous record was $15,400.
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Convention Sparks Red-Front Rally Over Platform Steps
Republican convention talks focus on finishing the platform with Ogden Mills in Chicago and public hearings planned. The South and Mississippi contests shadow the scene as Wood and Johnson factions push their planks and defend delegates amid clashes over Tolbert Adame and Adams alignments.
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Charlebelle Wins at Epsom Downs in 6000 Sovereign Stakes
Charlebelle owned by A. P. Cuncliffe won the Oaka tackle of 6000 sovereigns at Epsom Downs today. Cinna from Sir Ek W. Gardine placed second and Roselet from Sir EB Hulton finished third. Seventeen horses started.
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Paper shortage hits Congress in right place
Washington June 4 AP Senator Smoot Republican Utah chairman of the joint commission of printing announced in the senate that due to a paper shortage only enough copies of the Congressional Record would be printed to supply members of the senate and house. It was also decided to limit the number of copies of speeches that might be printed for any one senator.
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Sports Briefs From Coast League And League Actions
Baseball and association notes include Coast League results with Los Angeles beating San Francisco 4 2 Sacramento 6 Seattle 3 Salt Lake 4 Portland 2 Oakland 3 Vernon 2 and a Milwaukee Louisville game postponed by rain in June. The text lists players Naylor Rommel Keefe Perk ina Styles Mogridge Hannah and YESTERDAY'S GAMES among others.
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Italian News Papers Rise In Price In Rome
In Rome on May 24 the AP reports Italian newspapers, once sold for one cent, rose to two cents about a year ago and have since May 10 increased to four cents.
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