New Farmer Labor Party Forms Amid Triangle Confusion
In St Paul on June 21 AP reports the formation of a new national Farmer-Labor party creating a second such national group, while Minnesota maintains its own independent Farmer-Labor party. State leaders warn the name confusion could affect policies though no official ties exist among the groups.
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St. Paul, Minn
National
Farmer-Labor Party
Minnesota
State Party
F. A. Pike
Wm. Mahoney
St. Paul
Mahoney
Farmer-Labor
Farmer-Laborites
National Party
armer-Labor
Committee of 48
Chicago
Minnesota Party
Farmer-Labor Party of the
United States
Parley Christensen
Salt Lake City
Freserve
Farmer Bor
Christiansen
Robert M. LaFollette
Cleveland
Duncan McDonald
Illinois
Wm. Bouck
Washington
Secretary of State
Socialists Press La Follette for Third Party Lead
Milwaukee reports at the Socialist convention Daniel Hoan urges La Follette to head a new third party while opposing him as an independent for either major party. Victor Berger backs an independent La Follette candidacy on a third party if fairly run, and the state party debates farmer labor ties and ballot status amid Minnesota ties to the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Robert M. la Follette
Milwaukas
Daniel Oan
Victor Berger
Wisconsin
LaFollette
Socialist Party
Hoan
Mass Meeting in Geneva Over Matteotti Murder Stir
A Geneva gathering of socialist leaders from France Belgium England and other nations denounced the Matteotti murder and urged world action against fascism. They called Mussolini a dictator and demanded freedom for the Italian proletariat while criticizing the Italian government.
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Geneva
Matteotti
Leon Jauhaux
France
M. Mertens
Belgium
Edward Poulton
England
van Ondegeest
Rome
Jouhaux Mussolini
Napoleon Iti
Jouhaux
Italy
Mussolini
Bpaniard
Teottl
Muz
Long payments give farmers better credit options
The agricultural credit corporation, with $10 million in loans to over 200 northwest banks and deposits topping $30 million, reports increased deposits across the region. It shipped two cars of dairy cattle from Barron, Wisconsin to Bisbee, North Dakota for local farmers on time payments, and began a second carload from Thief River Falls to Mantador, North Dakota.
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Thief River Falls
Minn
Mantador
N. D
Notable Deaths Across Europe and America
Rome reports the death of Signora Lucia Sarto Schini sister of the late Pope Pius. In Chester Pennsylvania General E B Wood, retired West Point instructor, died of a heart attack at his home. New York mentions Dr Beverely Robinson, medical authority and writer who focused on prisoner treatment and medical practice literature.
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Rome
Signora Lucia Sarto Schini
Pius
Weat Chester
E. BE. Wood
West Pointey Academy
Wood
New York
Beverely Robinson
Medica Authority
Millions to be refunded under income tax reduction
Washington June 21 AP The treasury will be ready July 1 to refund more than 16 million dollars in overpaid income taxes from March 15 due to a 25 percent reduction. Controller General McCarl said funds may be used for repayment of illegally collected taxes, with Mellon directing payment to 1,085,000 persons. Congress provided 117 million for refunds. about 30 million remains to settle March 15 claims. Most refunds under 100 dollars.
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Washington
Treasury
Congress
McCar
Mellon
Ite Son
Hs An
McCarl
Prosecution Cites Leopold and Loeb as Crazy Claim
Chicago June 21 AP A dozen friends and acquaintances of Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb the two alleged killers of 13 year old Robert Franks are likely to testify at the trial as prosecutors pursue evidence they are sane The list includes young women and men who associated daily with the millionaire youths Defense alienists that the pair are not normal may be challenged The Hartman boy Irvin a key witness is kept away from danger and testifies later at the Franks trial showing continued police caution
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Chicago
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Irvin Hartman
Baltimore
Irvin L.hartman
Hartman
Lespold
Loeb
Kartinin
Irvin
Woman may know hiding place of Chicago train loot
Federal officials say Louise Drafka of New London Wisconsin may know the hiding place of more than two million dollars stolen in the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul train robbery ten days earlier. She is the wife of Willis Newton one of ten indicted robbers and was arrested after Newton. Her arrest and transfer to federal custody prompted judge William Lindsay to reproach police for moving her to avoid a hearing. Postoffice inspectors say she traced a Chicago telephone call to New London and likely drove to Joliet with the robbers.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Louise Drafka
New London
Wis
Willis Newton
Newton
Cook County
Sycamore
Ill
Postoffice
Joliet
Esco
British steamer Clan MacMillan sunk. crew missing
The British steamer Clan MacMillan, a steel screw vessel of about 4109 net tons with wireless, bound to Giaenow, is reported sunk in the Bay of Bengal. Crew members are missing, with no further details available from the marine department of the San Francisco chamber of commerce.
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San Francisco
Bay of Bengal
Marine Department of the Chamber of Commerce
Clan MacMillan
Giaenow
Cagger
Irvin
Wessel
Rhode Island Senate in Standstill Amid Walkout
The Rhode Island senate remains split after Republicans left the state, leaving the chamber in recess until next Tuesday. Democrats meet in groups to seek a path to reconciliation as calls for safety assurances hover over possible indictments and state guard intervention.
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Providence
RB. I
State Senate
Senate
Providence Chamber of Commerce
Republican State Committee
Felix A. Toupin
Jonathan Andrews
Providence County
William O. Perky
Republican State Central Committee
Pelk
Andrews
State Guard
State Committee
Ac Flynn
New York City
Rhode Island
Toupin
Factional Fight Roils New York Delegates Ahead of Dem Convention
In New York on June 21 AP reports a tight McAdoo versus Smith struggle for the Democratic nomination with unpledged delegates key to the outcome. Camps hustle crowds at Madison Square Garden as candidates court support while the Klan issue lingers in the background and convention fireworks loom.
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New York
McAdoo
Smith
Madison Square Garden
Ku Klux Klan
Smith-McAdoo
Liv
Paving Contract Awarded for Oregon Trail Project
Boise Idaho June 21 AP the paving contract for about two miles of the old Oregon Trail near Payette and Fruitland was awarded to Charles H Helmer. Bids opened at 2 pm Hall says Helmer bids 530000 for the work extends from the Payette river bridge toward Fruitland using bitulithic pavement.
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Boise
Idaho
Berges Payette
Fruitland
Charles H. Helmer
W. J. Hall
Blie Works
Ayette River
Helmer
Tamarack and Oyster Consolidated Mining Declares Dividend
Wallace Idaho June 21 AP directors of the Tamarack and Oyster Consolidated Mining company declare a two A share dividend totaling $00 payable in June to stockholders.
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Wallace
Idaho
Tamarack and
Oyster Consolidated Mining
Heavy gales sweep West New York area
Western New York reels from a severe gale and lightning storm. Winds reached 68 mph causing downed poles and trees, knocking out wires and starting fires in Buffalo. Rochester reports damage and one fatality in Eastern New York as crops and property suffer.
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Buffalo
N. Y
New York
Finemeny
Rochester
Francia Lablanche
Columbia O
Dancer Fontaine names Whitney in breach of promise suit
Corneilius Vanderbilt Whitney of New York filed an answer in U S district court denying paternity and alleging Fontaine and her parents pressured him to acknowledge a son. He says Fontaine pressured marriage at Taft hotel and produced a later false marriage agreement. Adair, a sailor, was said to be the husband. Adair died January 14 1924. A prior breach case was dismissed in 1922. Fontaine faced perjury charges later dropped.
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San Francisco
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
New York
Rand
Sterling L. Adair
Whitney
Adair
Fontaine
Albany
N. Y
Smith Holds To His Hunch In New York Nomination Fight
New York state delegates 90 votes strong elected officers to lead the Smith nomination effort. Franklin D Roosevelt named floor leader despite crutch use. Copeland named to permanent organization. Delegation pledged full backing while a wedding and a missing cook mark day at Smith headquarters. Roosevelt and others forecast Smith’s nomination triumph.
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New York
New York State
Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Copeland
New York City
Permanent Organization
Roosevelt
Norman L. Mack
Daniel Riordan
Teddy
Mthursdayight
Coney Island
Hote Biltmore
Hei
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Agricultural Corporation
Dawes and Family
Charles G. Dawes
Mrs. Dawes
Marietta, O
Leopold and Loeb
Issuhs
Oregon Trail
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