Women War On 5 Democratic Candidates At Frisco
Five presidential hopefuls were targeted by women leaders at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco advocating equal suffrage. The group, led by Mrs George Bass, said more than 100 women delegates will shape the Democratic platform and will not support candidates who opposed the 19th Amendment, naming Hitchcock Simmons Marshall Glass and Davie as criticized figures.
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Ben Franco
Palace Hotel
George Bass
Cweags
Womans National Organization
Congress
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Nebraska
F. M. Simmons
North
Carol
Reed
Missouri
Moses
New Hampshire
Brandegee
Connecticut
Wadsworth
New York
Smith
Franklin Roosevelt
Women to share power in Temecra tic party plan
The Temecra tic national committee nears a plan to elect two national committeemen per state, one woman. Women gain coordinate jurisdiction with men and push planks on education health and child welfare while the League of Nations and world peace loom large in their agenda.
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Chicago
League of Nations
Davenport student to open Democratic convention in San Francisco
Davenport native Ruecell Calvin Sternadorff named holder of the honor at the 1923 Democratic convention opening in San Francisco. Homer Covorings and other civic figures assist as the gavel used at the event hails from Davenport.
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Davenport
Jane '23
Homer &. Covorings Wit
San Francoiser
Ruecell
Calvin Sternadorff
Federal Reserve Board to finance wool growers
Washington reports the Federal Reserve Board will finance wool growers during the market emergency to restore confidence in the wool industry. After a conference with growers bankers and others in wool districts the board outlined a simple and satisfactory method to resume purchases of raw wool halted by the recent market decline.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Turkish treaty to stay unchanged says Washington officials
Washington reports indicate the Turkish treaty will not be withdrawn or altered significantly. Officials say there will be no extension beyond June 26 for delegates to reply, and major clauses are not to be modified.
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Washington
Will Wage War on Parlor Bolsheviks
Washington reports the alien exclusion act broadens powers for a new drive against radicalism. Officials say strict watch on those preaching radical doctrines and aiding spreaders, focusing on the theoretical red and parjor bolshevik. The act widens authority to deport aliens undermining government. aiding or financing radical groups may be punished.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Department
United States
Allied conference adjourns over Russia debt assurances
Boulogne France June 23 interallied talks end with Millerand insisting on clearer guarantees for Russia’s war debt payments. British leader Lloyd George and Millerand say they are satisfied with the results while a new note to Berlin demands immediate German disarmament. Trade talks with the Soviet delegation led by Gregory Krassin to resume in London without political recognition.
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Boulogne
Russia
Millerand
Gregory Krassin
London
Liogd George
Milierand
Germany
Berlin
Marshal Foch
Sir Henry Wilses
Grout distance from private armament talk at Boulogne
The remark states that Grout would not join any private armament arrangements between England and France, which Italy was expected to approve in hours during discussions at Boulogne. The note hints at urgent diplomacy and shifting alignments ahead of a broader accord.
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Mier Grout
England
France
Italy
Boulogne
Italians Repulse Albanians Near Draughwitza
Italian reconnoitering party clashes with Albanian insurgents near Draughwitza. Italians push forward, Albanians retreat to their villages. Aviators report Albanian drilling and professional officers, with fresh contingents arriving from the north.
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Tome
Draechwitza
Aviena
Adimatan
Committees Named to Notify Harding and Coolidge
Washington June 29 committees named to arrange the formal notification of Senator Harding and Governor Coolidge as Republican presidential nominees. T. Coleman du Pont chairs the Harding committee with Sherman, Weanling, Malverne, Coe, Burzum, and Hynicka. Henry Roraback chairs the Coolidge committee with Estabrook Kinley Caswell Warner Slemp and Jaynes. Harding to be notified at Marion Ohio July 22 at 2 p.m. Coolidge to be notified at Northampton Massachusetts July 27 at 2 p.m.
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Washington
Harding
Coolidge
Hays
Republican National Committee
T. Coleman du Pont
Delaware
Sherman
Illinois
Joseph J. Weanling
Indiana
Kansas
Willis. C. Coe
South Dakota
H. ©. Burzum
New Mexico
Jh. K. Hynicka
Ol.k
Henry Roraback
Connecticut
FL W. Estabrook
New Hampshire
Earle
Arizonia
Marion
Governor Coolidge
Northampton
Mass
Big Damage From Cal. Earthquake Strikes Los Angeles
A major California earthquake centered near Inglewood caused widespread damage in Los Angeles County from 6:47 p.m. Monday to 12:25 p.m. Tuesday, killing one indirectly and injuring several. Buildings collapsed, windows shattered, and chimneys fell as tremors damaged hotels, offices, schools, and homes across Los Angeles and nearby areas.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Los Angeles County
Inglewood
Here
Los Angeles Railway
Huntington Lake
Fresno
San Francisco
Ventura
Riverside
Orange County
Lockwood
I’esadena
Lghwood
Taglewood
Hyde Park
Edison
Laughlin
O. T. Johnson
Broadway
Allies threaten Germany in ultimatum over armed forces
Boulogne note, approved by entente conferees, rejects a 200000 man army under Berlin and calls for reducing armed forces to 100000. It warns allies will act if Germany does not comply, with possible occupation of further German territory as a contingency.
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Boulogne
Germany
Entente
Berlin
Cholera Spreading in Japan Report From Tokyo
Tokyo reports one hundred cholera cases in southern Japan with several victims described. In Chicago, ten Thompson school board officials were found guilty of contempt for barring Dr. Charles Chadsey from the superintendent office, facing jail terms and fines. several others were acquitted.
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Japan
Tokyo
Chicago
Thompson School Board
Scanlan
Criminal Court
Charles K. Chadsey
Peter A. Mortenson
Chadsey
William A. Bithers
Albert Hi. Severinghaus
Hart Hanson
F. E. Thornton
Sadie Ray Adair
George B. Arnold
Dr. B. Klarkowski
James B. Rezny
Francis E. Croarkin
Commoner Says Madoo Not Suitable
A commoner argues against Madoo in a political dispute, asserting unsuitability for a top role. The former secretary of the treasury appears handicapped by relations to the president, affecting credibility and public perception.
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Madoo
Bryan declares Wilson not a Democratic nominee candidate
In a Commoner editorial W. J. Bryan argues McAdoo would be seriously handicapped by closeness to President Wilson and states decisively that Wilson himself should not be considered as a possible candidate for the Democratic nomination.
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Lincoln
Nebr
W. J. Bryan
the Commoner
San Francisco
Mr. Bryan
William G. McAdoo
Wilson
Harding for Women’s Votes in Suffrage Push
Senator Harding met with a 26 member suffrage delegation from 21 states and the District of Columbia. He said he would back ratification if any state asked his opinion, while resisting coercive pressure to speed action.
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Washington
Harding
District of Columbia
Rich Crew
Orgy of hate hits Ulster in June turmoil
Teelfast reports an orgy of hate sweeping the city as loyalists and Sinn Fein factions clash. Troops guard unionist premises while sniping and bombardment escalate. Fires burn several buildings as Londonderry barricades rise and rifle fire echoes through the streets.
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Teelfast
Ulster
Sinn Petners
Londonderry
Sinn Feln
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