Primary laws and Southern representation in national conventions
Amended primary laws across about a dozen states aim to adjust delegate representation for national conventions. Nebraskas Rosewater, key reformer, notes changes to election of delegates. South states resist but seek healthier Republican gains. National committee and leaders plan broad cooperation for 1922 campaigns including Senate and presidential race implications.
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Washington Post
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Nebraska
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Kentucky Governor Likely GOP National Committeeman
Gov Morrow leads Kentucky Republicans potential successor to Hert. Kentuckians hope the governor becomes national committeeman aiding his Senate bid against Stanl ey. Republican readers expect a next senatorial race victory despite last fall's results. Belgium King and Queen thank financier Kahn for American generosity at Brussels dinner.
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Belgium
Bankers Tackle Problems Today
Sunday at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia the annual District of Columbia Bankers association meeting opened with 200 officers and their wives present. President Robert N Harper set the agenda for two sessions tomorrow including a survey of public utility issues and plans to promote savings among Washington schoolchildren led by Howard Moran.
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American Security and Trust Company
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Disabled Veterans Exhibit Work at Knights of Columbus Meet
New York reports an exposition of hospital work by disabled war veterans to be held in San Francisco during the first week of August as part of the thirty ninth international convention of the Knights of Columbus.
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Death of Mexican toreador in Madrid bull ring
Ernesto Pretor a Mexican toreador died from injuries he suffered last Sunday in the Madrid bull ring. He passed away today confirming a fatal outcome from the event.
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Rioting in Belfast and uprisings threaten King George visit
Violent clashes in York Street Belfast left one man shot in the stomach thirteen others wounded and three men dead. Rioters bombed and shot across districts while police used force to restore order. Curfew curbed activity. several hospital cases followed.
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Flag Day Observances Honor Old Glory at Sylvan Theater
Old Glory fluttered over the Sylvan Theater as Washington Lodge No 15 staged Flag Day exercises near the Monument. Congressman William A Rogenberg of Illinois urged counter to Bolshevism, citing national unity and Elks origins of Flag Day, with remarks by Langley and Shelby and music by the Elks band and Epiphany choir.
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100 000 in Camps Urged by Harding
President Harding urges young men to attend citizen military training camps run by the War Department this summer and aims to establish a system training at least 100,000 men yearly. The policy emphasizes a small regular army augmented by citizen forces, organized under peace time planning.
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Admiral Sims Denied Misquotations In Cable Dispute
Admiral William Sowden Sims protests misquotation in press reports of his remarks to the English Speaking Union in London. Secretary Denby revokes the officer’s leave and orders him back to the United States to report to the Navy, with no immediate disciplinary action announced.
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Rejection of Six Month Marine Agreement Marks Strike Stand
New York June 12 The six month agreement proposed by the shipping board to end the strike and cut wages by 15 percent was rejected at a Marine Engineers Beneficial Association meeting. A telegram to William G Brown National Association president warned that resignation would be requested if he accepted. Objections centered on failure to restore engineers to pre strike status.
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Service for 1525 War Dead in Hoboken
Memorial services held in Hoboken N J for 1525 American soldiers whose bodies were returned on the transport Cambrai. Major ceremony featured the Twenty Second Infantry Governors Island band guard of honor Father Francis Dineen prayers for the dead and a eulogy by Armenian envoy Gabriel Noradounghian. Brig Gen C J Gaylor spoke as officials noted 22848 bodies already brought home and 20000 more expected by January next.
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New Britain
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United States
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Edward M. Shannon
Body of Captain Smith to be returned to New York
Berlin reports the body of Captain F. Smith of the Mount Carroll will be taken to New York on the Mount Clinton departing Hamburg June 16. First Officer Hafsdoerfer, who commanded the ship after Smith’s death, landed the captain’s body at Cuxhaven before resuming the voyage.
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United American line
Mount Carroll
Hamburg
New York
Mount Clinton
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Buckeye State Fire Delays Maiden California Run
The Buckeye State of Matson Navigation was set to sail from Baltimore to California ports on its maiden trip when a fire in the forward engine room flooded the space. The ship, four miles off Annapolis, will return to Baltimore for repairs. 135 passengers aboard. Officials deny striker involvement or a second blaze and say damage details will be known tomorrow.
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Arsenic Case Indictments Expected in Dana Kaber Murder
County Prosecutor Edward C. Stanton anticipates indictments of the remaining two women in the Dana Kaber murder saga. The two to be charged allegedly supplied the arsenic-laced medicine and hired a killer, with four others implicated as present that night. Trial timing hinges on venue rulings, potentially shifting to September. Mrs Raber’s trial may proceed June 28 despite defense objections. Mrs Brickel, Kaber’s mother, denies charges and accuses Corinne Faulkner of pressing lies to shield herself.
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Thirty Fruit Companies Merge Under Di Giorgi Fruit Corp
In New Orleans on June 12 a group of thirty fruit companies with assets over 20 million dollars merged. Led by Joseph Di Giorgio, the combine will operate from New York and include Pacific coast firms plus the Standard Growers' Exchange and Baltimore firms. The new Di Giorgi Fruit Corporation centers in New York.
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Jail 3 Americans Who Boxed Ears of Italian Carabineer
Three Americans Benjamin Cook his wife and daughter were condemned to 40 days imprisonment in Florence after they refused a carabineer’s order to leave a furnished car. A quarrel followed and the carabineer was struck, leading to their arrest despite the American consul’s plea and language barriers.
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Benjamin Cook
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Soviet Leader Lenine Turns to Capitalists, Predicts Consortium
Paris dispatch reports Leonid Krassin claims Russia will favor capitalist concessions to fund exports and reconstruction. He cites large foreign purchase contracts, warns of limited gold, and foresees a forthcoming international consortium to exploit Soviet rights while aiming for a world revolution.
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Autopsy Hints Kidnappers Drowned 7 Year Old Varotta
New York June 12 autopsy on 7 year old Giuseppe Varotta who was kidnapped May 24 found no marks of violence and suggested drowning as cause. The body was recovered from the Hudson off Piermont after more than a week in water. Five men in custody already and three acquaintances of the Varotta family were arrested with $5,000 bail each for possessing revolvers. Police say death threat was carried out marking a first in New York kidnapping cases with a suspect named Tony Sussilly, 31, among those held.
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Cuban Leader Gomez In Critical Condition In Havana
Doctors say Gen Jose Miguel Gomez remains gravely ill at Home Plaza with pneumonia. Dr Miguel M Gomez arrived from Havana as two daughters rush to reinforce the household. The general's wife and another daughter stay at his bedside.
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Miguel M. Gomez
Havana
Berlin Struggles and Allied Views Shape Germany’s Stability
Berlin reports say Germany must stabilize both France and Germany to avert civil strife. The piece notes Berlin’s orderly appearance contrasts with scarce expensive cars, widespread profiteering, and social strain. It credits American representatives Elis Dresel and Gen Henry Allen with guiding German perception and policy during critical times.
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Invitation to Hays to Georgia Convention
Following a Georgia Press association conference officials forwarded an invitation to Postmaster General Willy Hays to attend the annual convention in Washington on July 11. He was invited as guest of honor due to his position in the President's cabinet and its relation to publishers.
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Willy Hays
Washingtonia
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