Harding and Coolidge Are G O P Ticket
Warren G Harding of Ohio was nominated for president and Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts named for vice president by the Republican convention. Michigan swung 24 votes to Harding on ballot nine, sealing the result amid a tumult of cheers and retirements by rivals Wood and Lowden.
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Chicago
Warren G. Harding
United States
Ohio
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Harding
General Wool
Lowden
Wood
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Sean Sondsate
Edevesadees Vietsataché
SaarGe
Flint
California
Johnson
Frank L. Smith
Tilmots
Lowdon
la Follette
Wisconsin
Warm Sunday Tops Season Heat With 92.5 Degrees
The day reached 92.5 degrees as the hottest of the season to date. At 1 30 PM the temperature stood at 92 degrees. A brief shower this afternoon offered no relief from the heat.
Sheriff Returns Boy From Glenwood Institution
Glenwood Sheriff R H McCarty brought back Marion Sistern a sixteen year old Brighton boy to the state institution for the feeble minded after taking him to Glenwood for placement.
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R. H. McCarty
Glenwood
Marion Sistern
Brighton
State Institution
Campaign planners map out GOP national campaign in Chicago
Chicago June 14 Republican leaders map the national campaign after the 1920 convention adjourned. Senator Harding, petition manager Daugherty and chairman Hays plan headquarters at the Auditorium hotel with Victor Hintz directing railroad regions. Labor head Harry Ficher to lead with J C Wilson, other department heads to follow. Unified conservative and progressive wings aim for a November GOP victory amid questions about Borah, Johnson, McCormick positions.
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Chicago
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Marty M. Daugherty
Will H W. Hays
Hays
Johnson
Auditorium Hotel
Nationalampaign Committee
Victor Hintz
Railroad Regions
Cincinnati
Harry L. Ficher
Labor Department
J.C. Wilson
Indianapolis
Republican Party
Harding
Borsh
McCormick
Senator Borah
Blackstone Hotel
Sketch of Coolidge as 48th Massachusetts Governor
Calvin Coolidge rose to national fame after crushing Boston police strike in 1919. He commanded state troops, discharged over 1,200 policemen, and surged to a historic Massachusetts victory that propelled him toward the national campaign. Born July 4 in Plymouth, he will be 48 next Independence Day and is described as a Red White and Blue American by birth.
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Reston
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Boston
Cogiidge
Richard H. Long
Coolidge
Plymouth
Col
John (. Cooidge
Vermont
Amherst College
Northampton
Moss
Northamptonity Council
Gerk
Hampshire County Court
Senate
Modernor
Russians Pressure Bolsheviks in Persia Force Near Rasht
Paris reports rapid Bolshevik gains in Persia with Teheran in danger of falling within days. The Persian government mobilizes resistance while British troops fall back to Manjil, about 30 miles south of Rasht as Red pressure tightens.
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Paris
Viki
Persia
Teheran
Manjil
Rasht
Enzeli
Harding’s Rise From Printer’s Devil to Senator Leader
Marion Ohio June 14 Warren G Harding, Republican choice for president, nears end of first Senate term. He started as farmer boy and railroad helper, became country teacher, printer’s devil, operator, editor, publisher and banker. Founding in Marion he ran the Star with profit sharing for workers, later joining banks and factories, entering politics in 1895, serving in state senate, lieutenant governor, governor candidate, and finally U.S. senator. His career reflects steady ascent, church trustee duties, and national party regard, including chairing the 1916 Republican convention.
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Johnson
California
Harding
National Committee
Coliseum Annex
Nicholas Murray Butler
New York
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
Senator Harding
Ohio
Indiana
Chicago
Senate
Wood
Lowden
Marion
Warren G. Haring
Republican
United States
Hfe
Hardy Holland
Blooming Grove
Morrow County
George G. Harding
Marion, C
Ohio Central College
Iberian
Pelper
Soonkis
Rvice
Marion Sia
Trinity Bapret Church
State Senate
Isas
Harmon
United States Senate
Quincy Man Shoots Wife in Driveway Tragedy
In Quincy Illinois Jane 14 returning to her country home from an evening out Mrs Clyde Humphrey eighteen is shot to death by her husband as she alights from an automobile He fires from a neighbor driveway and then disappears Jealousy is suspected as the motive.
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Quincy, Til
Jane
Quincy
Clyde Humphrey
Humphrey
Transatlantic liners sail from New York with 6750 aboard
Six liners carrying 6750 passengers left New York on Saturday headed for Europe. Among them were Col. E. M. House on a strictly personal pleasure and business trip, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Fairbanks on their belated honeymoon, Justice Louis Brandeis, and a delegation of American Episcopal bishops for a London church conference.
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New York
Col
BE. M. House
Mrs. Douglas
Banks
Louis Brandeis
United States Supreme Court
London
Italians Riot in Trieste Over Albanian Troop Send
Italy reports demonstrations and rioting in Trieste against sending troops to Albania. Rifle and revolver fire and bombs occurred with several casualties. A lieutenant died after being shot. Later messages say Trieste is calm as troops embark for Albania.
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Rome
Trieste
Albania
Rail men to get back pay from May first award
The United States railroad labor board announced that its wage decision will date back to May 1. Workers will receive the difference between the former wage and the board authorized wage for the period May 1 to the date of the new award. The award applies to all employees who remained or have since entered and remained in service.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Trains collide in Chicago injuring many returning from excursion
Several were killed and four or more injured when two Pere Marquette trains collided in Chicago as passengers returning from a Sunday excursion to Michigan. The disaster is under investigation. In Montreal, the International Ladies Garment Workers' Union presses the American Federation to back political prisoners' release and repeal of the espionage act.
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The
Evening Journal
Chicago
Michigan
Montreal
International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union Today
American Federation
Home Talent Film Has Private Showing
Washington audiences laughed at a privately shown local talent motion picture filmed here recently. The Graham venue staged tonight and tomorrow night showings with Hazel Dean as the henpecking wife of Glen Chambers. The cast delivered spirited performances and the reel ends with a fond reconciliation.
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Washington
Graham
Hazel Dean
Glen Chambers
Marie Dressler
Trixie Friganza
Glenn
Missis
Sugar Rationing Begins Nationwide June 21
The entire nation will be placed under war time sugar restrictions starting June 21 due to an acute sugar shortage. Announcement came from Special Assistant Attorney General Arnim W. Riley.
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New York
Arnim W., Riley
Riley
Deutsche Bank 1919 profits and dividends announced
Berlin June 14. Deutsche Bank reports 1919 total business of 428000000000 marks up from 249000000000 in 1918. Net profits reach 62500000 marks, up from 43000000, while taxes total 25000000 against 14000000 the prior year. Dividend set at 12 percent.
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Berlin
Deutsche Bank
Pullman Tieup May Spread
In St Louis on June 11 seven hundred striking Pullman shop workers plus 300 yardmen stayed off the job demanding recognition of the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America. Harry Smith of Chicago, union chairman, said the strike could affect about 50 000 Pullman shop employees nationwide.
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Pullman
St. Louis
Brotherhood of Railway
Carmen of America
Harry Smith
Carmen's
Pullman Company
United States
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