Harding Hays discuss campaign plans at full day meeting
Washington June 21 Plans for the Republican presidential campaign were reviewed in detail at an all day conference between Senator Harding and national chairman Will Hays and members of the sub committee of the Republican national committee. The nominee received briefing on actions already taken and approbation of the campaign organization. The notification date approx mid July at Marton Ohio and creation of female officers were discussed. The executive committee size up to sixteen, with women included, was outlined. Daugherty to retire from campaign duties, and future executive committee to take charge. Weekend meetings with Beveridge and Theodore Roosevelt Jr were planned for tomorrow.
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Washington
Harding
Na Honal
Will H Hays
Republican Nations Committee
National Committee
Marton
Haye
Clicaeu
Mtr Hays
Yarles de. Hilles
New York
Jun Wo Weeks
Massachusetts
A. &Tl. Hert
Kentucky
Jo. Hamon
Oklahoma
T Ralph Wille Faums
Oregon
Fred W Upham
Clarence
Miller
Daugherty
Harry M Daugherty
Ohie
Albert J Beveridge
Indiana
Theodore Roosevelt
Beerbays Gone, Tailors Profit From Slimmer Suits
A strange tale from a fashion shift era describes a shrinkage in waistlines after a constitutional amendment and the resulting demand on tailors. A tailor in a well known establishment notes clients trimming trousers to fit slimmer bodies, while a former eater regains weight after a long illness, prompting new costs and adjustments in cutting.
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J. Purtesrort
Tirana
Call for Chicago convention to form one big union
A Byte Mont Tally Bulletin item calls for a railroad workers convention in Chicago on June 21 to form one big union. Justice Department officers say they believe the piece is an I W W paper and ordered Chicago agents to monitor the meeting for possible I W W activity.
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Washington
Chicago
Mont Tally Bulletin
Department of Justice
Department
New York Sees $20,000 In Liquor Fines Imposed
A record amount of 20000 dollars in liquor fines was collected in New York as bartenders and saloonkeepers paid penalties of 15 to 250 dollars each for violations. Last week Judge Learned Hand proposed wiping fines for first offenders who pled guilty before June 8, after the Supreme Court upheld the prohibition measure.
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New York
Jude Learned Hand
Supreme Court
Wrangel seeks closer Russia US ties in wartime era
June 18. General Baron Wrangel, commander of the South Russian volunteer army, declared that closer relations between Russia and the United States are desired. He praised the United States as a champion of real democracy for its intervention in the great war and expressed hope that worthy Russian students might attend American universities.
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Wrangel
U. S. Sebastopol
Russia
United States
Genral Baron Wrangel
South Russian Volunteer Army
Greeks and Allies Confront Turkey at Hythe Conference
At Hythe the premiers Lloyd George Millerand and Venizelos with advisers approved immediate military measures for Turkey to counter nationalist forces threatening Constantinople and the Dardanelles. Delegations from Greece Italy and Belgium arrived for talks on reparations and Turkish questions.
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Greece
Turkey
Boulogne
Cece
Hythe
Toda
Mustapha Kei
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Lloyd George
Milter
Marshal Ford
Frederic Francoiss Marss
Finance
Oelowk
Polkestone
Venizelos
Grenor
Jeanjorren Belgison
Navine
Jemieh
Armenia
Auto trouble in Glen Park prompts warnings to demonstrators
William Watt sped through Glen Park and was warned to slow down by park superintendent Edward Hollard. Watt allegedly stuck out his thumb and wriggled fingers at Hollard and was fined after a struggle to escape the park. Mayor Zimmerman warned 40 violators. others received lectures. Hollarn warned auto firms to stop using the park for demonstrations or testing.
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Willian Watt
Anton Hilt
Glen Park
Edward Hollard
Watt
Hollard
Wyatt
Zaimmerman
Hollam
Mr. Hollarn
Tax show slight increase in year in Warne county
The 1819 tax settlement for Warne County shows a total tax of 1.15 million dollars, with a small rise from the previous year and a new state Highway fund of about 18,000. First installment receipts totaled 664,987.51, while the state's share is 96,329.15. Delinquent collections reached 16,311.54 as county officials push poll-tax arrears.
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Warne County
Jesus
Uroke
Tex
Wayne County
General Fund
Main Street
Weidner
Timothy Nicholson Presses Prohibition Vigilance Ahead
Timothy Nicholson criticizes the wet plank in party platforms and urges relentless anti liquor work. He notes Republican gains on enforcement, questions Democratic stance, and pledges continued effort to maintain Prohibition despite party shifts and internal doubts.
Coffin Named Lead Of Friends Education Campaign
Dr W V Wortin of Whittier California a director of Whittier college has become director of the educational endowment campaign of the Five Years Meeting Forward Movement He will coordinate all Friends educational institutions in a national drive and is to move his family to Richmond shortly The campaign will proceed quietly under Dr Coffin’s guidance per Dr Woodward
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W- Vv. Wortin
Whittier
Calif
Whittier College
Campaien
Coffin
All Friends Educational
Richmond
Dr. Coffin
Dr. Woodward
Boycott Against Hungary Declared by International Union
Vienna June 2 The executive committee of the international trades union proclaims a boycott of Hungary in response to the new men by the government at Budapest. Postal and telegraphic communication with Hungary has been almost completely interrupted.
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Vienna
Hungary
International Trades Union
Alew
Budapest
Dowdy Arrested In 18 Year Old Kentucky Killing
60 year old Bill Dowdy was arrested in Commerce Oklahoma and handed to Kentucky authorities for the 18 year old murder of Bill Cross in Albany Kentucky. The killing reportedly stemmed from a feud.
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Kentucky
Associated Press
Miami
Okla
Bill Cross
Albany
Bill Dowdy
Commerce
Here
Rioting in Londonderry Leaves Six Dead
Six people were killed and ten seriously wounded in Londonderry during a day of intense rioting between Unionists and Nationalists. Gunfire and chaos disrupted the city, with military patrols and an armored car deployed as authorities struggled to restore order. Names of the dead include Edwin Price James McVeigh Thomas McLaughlin Thomas Farren and James Doherty.
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Associated Press
Londonderry
John Gallagher
Edwin Price
James McVeigh
Thomas McLaughlin
Thomas Farren
James Doherty
Bridge Street
Fountain Street
Carlisle Road
Langtower Street
Upper Fountain Street
Long Tower Street
Albert Street
Bishop's Gate
Rwy
Longtower Strent
Many Attend Home Coming at New Garden Church
The New Garden church one mile south of Fountain City held its annual third Sunday homecoming despite rain. Rev Sim delivered the morning sermon, dinner followed in the church, and a chorus of about 25 performed in the afternoon. Visiting members from California, Massachusetts, and Texas joined, with Rev David Lawrence recalling church history. Officers elected included President Dar- Ranineles and Secretary Mrs Addie uke.
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New Garden Church
Fountain City
Sim
California
Massachusetts
David Lawrence
Texas
Julian Hurtan
Dar- Ranineles
Mrz
Addie Uke
Governor Cox Wet Candidate Charge Stated
Warne r B. Wheeler, general counsel for the anti saloon league, declared Governor Cox cannot sidestep the charge that he is a wet candidate for president after admitting to friends that he stands for a beer and wine amendment.
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Cox
Washington
Warner B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Weather Forecast For Indiana and Nearby Regions
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with showers likely in Wayne County. Moderate temperatures prevail with today seen around 69 degrees at noon. A storm that moved from eastern Texas last Saturday continues to influence rains in Alabama Georgia and Florida while cooler weather persists across the North Central and plain states.
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W. E. Moore
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Alabama
Georgia
Florida
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Cal
Los Angeles
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Artz
Hughes at Harvard Law centennial warns democracy risks
Charles E. Hughes spoke at Harvard Law School’s centennial in Cambridge detailing concerns about democratic progress. He warned that laws are often crafted hastily, eroding liberty as war powers and administrative reach expand beyond constitutional bounds.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Mas
Charles E. Hughes
Harvard Law School
Free Commonwealths
Hughes
Sold Rings and Farmers It Is Charged
Salvion Brown was arrested Saturday and a charge of securing money under false pretenses will be filed in circuit court. Den ver Harlan, acting prosecutor, alleges Brown operated in country districts near Riehmann posing as a rustic and sold cheap items under 20 cents, with some cases reaching 37 dollars. He would stop farmers and claim to have found a ring, then press for sale at exorbitant profits.
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Mane
Denver Harlan
Brown
Riehmann
Spep
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Jury awards Osborn $1,000 damages in verdict
Roy Osborn, a minor, won a $1,000 damages verdict Saturday against Henry A. Himes, W Clarence Himes, and Ralph Hines, operators of a milk bottling plant. Osborn claimed $35,000 for injuries two years earlier while employed at the plant, though company officials denied his employment.
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Oop Sr
Roy Osborn
Henry A. Himes
W . Clarence Himes
Ralph Hines
Osborn
Rioting in Chicago Over Abyssinian Parade Leaves Two Dead
Chicago police seek B. J. Jones and three Negroes after rioting linked to a parade supporting Abyssinia return. Two white men killed and two others seriously injured. violence sparked by a flag burning and alleged radical agitation. Authorities investigate espionage or anarchist angles while noting mixed white and Black participation and a large shipyard and Navy presence in response.
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Chicago
B. JD. Jones
Bett
Edward J. Brennan
Department of Justice
Ethopia
Abyssinia
Joseph Farnon
Grover C Findding
Jonas
Wiliam Hale Thompson
Robert L. Ross
Great Laker
Great Lakes
Bassett
Je Sry
Joseph P. Owens
Black Belt
Polk Street
Irneses
Fernons
Redding
Indiana Avenue
Navy to form special squadron for Central America duty
A special service squadron of cruisers and gunboats to be based on the canal zone and ready for duty in Mexico and adjacent ports will be organized about October 1, announced today at the Navy Department.
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Washington, PD
Innetl
Canal Zone
Mexico
Central America
Navy Department
Reward offered for return of tin box hidden in rug
New York June 2. Piano maker Gaetano Musso posts a reward of 21000 for the return of a tin box containing 5000 pounds lost by his 14 year old daughter Antonietta when she shook an old rug and it slid from a window.
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New York
Gaetano Musso
Antoinetta
Embargo on All Freight East of Cumberland by B and O
Baltimore June 2. W Gal loway vice president in charge of maintenance and operations of the B and O railroad announced an absolute embargo on all freight of every description to all points east of Cumberland Maryland.
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Baltimore
W. Galloway
Cumberland
Maryland
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