District delegates split over Wood Canaday factions in DC
A tangled report from Washington describes district delegates seated in opposition to Gen. Wood with indications of control by National Committee forces aligned to Canaday. The Miller Scott brief accuses Calladay of extensive campaigning for Wood while Hogan Cobb allies appear to dominate delegate seating. A split on first ballots is expected with Wood likely to gain one vote and Senator Johnson the other.
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District of Columbia
Miller
National Committee
Tom
Hagen
Cobb
Gy. Lwden
Senatr Johnson
Hogan
Gen. Wood
Wood
Robert Miller
Armand W. Scott
Calladay
Miller-Scott
Hogan-Cobb
Galen L. Tait
Maryland
Johnson
Hogan and Cobb
W. T. Galither
Charlies H. Marshai
Scott
Aaron Bradshaw
Daniel Murray
Bradshaw
Mr. Hogan
Corer
Theodore Roosevelt
Burl Moore National
Jover
London
Lowden
Friends
Lowdenites
Hays
Chicago
Simon Pure
Moses
New Hampshire
Woodra
W. SB. Burtt
Washington, D. C
Senate
Women to Picket G. O. P. Convention if Suffrage Is Beaten in Delaware
In Columbus on June 1 Dr. Gillette Hayden of the national woman's party threatened a picket line before the Republican convention in Chicago if Delaware fails to ratify the federal woman’s suffrage amendment. The protest aims to pressure Delaware’s ratification before the deadline and will involve banners and a delegation heading to Chicago.
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G. O. P. Convention
Delaware
Columbus
Ohio
National Woman’s Party
Chicago
Gillette Hayden
National Woman's Party
National Republican Party
Justice Day
Albers
Arkansas selects big four for national convention
Governor Charles H. Brough United States Senators Joe T. Robinson and William F. Kirby and Mrs T T Cottamon were chosen as delegates-at-large to the Democratic national convention at a state central committee meeting in Little Rock. They were uninstructed. Delegates also elected from seven congressional districts of the state.
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Tittle Rock
Ark
Charles H. Brough
Uniteds States
Joe T. Robinson
William F. Kirby
T. T. Cottanam
Arkansas State Central Committee
Lowden
W. H. Allen
Babler
Allen
Kenyan
Jenks
Benks
Lloyd
Mitchell
Mr. Babler
Venable
Republican Party
Senator Reed
Sedalia
Kenyon
Spencer
Habler
Greek Divisions March on Thrace Invasion Move
Constantinople May 29 Three divisions of Greek troops occupy the Dedeagateh Adrianople line and another division is to land at Rodosto soon. Dispatches say uneasiness grows as Turks and Bulgarians prepare to resist the Greek entry while the French administration in Turkish Thrace is well received. Turkish troops concentrate near Lule Burgas on the Constantinople Adrianople railroad.
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Constantinople
Dedeagateh
Adrianople
Rodosto
Turkish Thrace
Lule Burgas
Aintence
Political maneuvering swirls as campaign funds debated
Delegates and national committee players clash over who controls the nominating contest with Lowden Wood and Johnson camps contending. Subpoenas, expenses investigations, and fund transfers surface amid Illinois and national headquarters activity as candidates marshal backing and plan tactics for the convention.
Supreme Court Postpones Ruling on Prohibition Amendment
The Supreme Court again failed to decide the validity of the Prohibition amendment and sections of the enforcement act and recessed until next Monday as the term closes.
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Supreme Court
Government appeals in Quaker Oats antitrust suit
Government lawyers said the chance of reversal did not justify further prosecution of the appeal. The Reading Company asked the Supreme Court to reconsider a decree finding it operating in violation of the Sherman antitrust law and warned of potential burden and loss.
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Quaker Oats Company
Supreme Court
Attorney General’ Office
The
Reading Company
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court Orders Rearguments on Picketing Case
The Supreme Court ordered rearguments next fall in appeals by American Steel Foundries over peaceful picketing by organized labor during a Granite City plant strike. The case centers on labor rights and strikers’ actions.
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Supreme Court
American Steel Foundries
Granite C Ity, HL
Senate vote tallies on adoption and Armenia aid
A congressional roll includes Republicans and Democrats split on adoption versus rejection of a resolution tied to the President's Versailles policy and Armenia aid. Hitchcock amendment for Armenia rehabilitation and a $50 million loan failed 41 to 34 with two Republicans crossing party lines. CONTINUED ON THIRD PAGE.
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Nam Vermin
Usy
Gerry
Harris
Harrison
Henderson
Kendrick
Myers
Nugent
Pittman
Pomerene
Reed
Shields
Smith
Georgia
Maryland
Staniecy
Thomas
Trammell
Underwood
Walsh
Massachusetts
Montana
Walcott
Ball
Borah
Brandegee
Calder
Capper
Colt
Curtis
Dillingham
Edge
Elkins
Fall
Fernald
France
Frelinghuysen
Hale
Harding
Jones
Washington
Kenyon
Keyes
Knox
Lenrod
Lodge
McCormick
McCumber
McLean
McNary
Nelson
New
Norris
Page
Phipps
Poindexter
Smoot
Spencer Sterling
Sutherland
Townsend
Wadsworth
Watson
Beckham
Chamberlain
Dial
Pomerone
Ashurst
Gay
Hitchcock
King
McKellar
Phelan
Pitttman
Ransdell
Robinson
Sheppard
Simmons
Arizona
South Carolina
Stanley
Walsh l
Williams
United States
Mississippi
Armenia
Hichcock
Kenyor
Hitchcotk
Shooting at Southern Hotel Grips Baltimore Guests
Clarence Murphy of Kansas City fired two pistols in the dining room and lobby of the Southern Hotel, wounding a detective slightly while bullets narrowly missed other guests. Four officers overwhelmed him. he was taken to hospital after a brutal struggle. Murphy claimed a devil in the room provoked the outbreak.
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Baltimore
Clarence Murphy
Kansas City
Southern Hotel
Murphy
Atterbury Dark Horse Emerges for Gop Nomination
John M. Morin of Pittsburgh launched a push to name Brig. Gen. William W. Atterbury a dark horse candidate for the Republican presidential nomination at Chicago. Morin says Atterbury would appeal to businessmen, workers, and soldiers.
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Atlantic City
N. L
William W. Atterbury
Chicago
John M. Morin
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Morin
Atterbury
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Thrace
Dedeagateh-Adrianople
Preas.y
Mayor Thompson
Ilinois
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Thompson
Illinoia
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Kia
Cook County
Harry Daugherty
Warren G. Harding
Genstor
California
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jJoinga
Johnson Gubernator
Edward Randolph Wood
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Boson of Trade
Ralph Arnold
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
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Oscar Trans
Edith Morgan
Supremes Court
Henry Albsra
Portland
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Moore
Goldstein
Emmerson
St. Louis
Morse
Kler
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Babier
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Milliam L. Cole
Cole
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