A Letter From Mr Hays on Indiana Governor Bid
The Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette notes Hays, confidant to Governor Goodrich, mobilized hundreds of letters from Republican stationery praising his national chairmanship. It questions Hays alignment and warns contenders will be restricted from using party stationery. The piece contrasts rhetoric with policy and asks where the party stands on peace and world affairs.
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Fort Wayne Journal- Gazette
National Committee
Hays
Bush
McCray
Republican Party
Wii Hays
Republican National Committee
Indiana
Old Guard
Jim Goodrich
Tte
Idgaliam
Mr. Haya
Tély
Audacity and Genius Debated in Quixotic Exchange
Fragmentary remarks praise audacity as genius in a cryptic exchange about utilization of stationery. The speaker provocatively extols boldness, calling it guts and linking it to masterful use of paper goods, leaving interpretation open.
President Wilson May Tour to Explain Treaty Support
Washington June 20 President Wilson may tour the nation after returning home to explain why he seeks Senate ratification of the peace treaty and approval of a League of Nations. Opponents like New and Watson are cited as firm foes, while some senators question military actions along the Mexican border.
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Sherman
James E. Watson
War Department
Villa
Benator Watson
Rio Grande
Walser
Villa supporters seek messenger to warn Villa of raids
Report says Villa backers held a secret Washington meeting to arrange a special envoy to Villa and warn him against raids on American long border. The Times notes fear of a Villa Vesda policy provoking U.S. action. Many Washington figures show interest in Villa.
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Washington
Villa
New York “Times
Vilas
AFL Debates League of Nations at Atlantic City
At the American Federation of Labor convention in Atlantic City on June 20 delegates debated the covenant and voted on endorsing it. President Samuel Gompers led the pro league faction while Andrew Furusath of the seamen's union headed the opposition against both the league and the peace treaty in their present form.
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League of Nations
Lague
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Andrew Furusath
Seaman’s Union
Picnic at Hindostan Falls with Phi Gam Fraternity Group
A Thursday outing by Phi Gamma fraternity members and guests at Hindostan Falls included fishing swimming and a picnic supper of fried chicken and sandwiches before returning to Washington for dancing at Miss Norma Johnsons home. Attendees included Norms Johnson Mabel Twitty Roth Walters Helen ONeall and others from Petersburg Mt. Vernon and local residents. Egypt’s national wealth comes largely from cotton cultivation and marketing.
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National College
Hindostan Falls
Washington
Norma Johnson
South Mc Hdfan Street
Norms Johnson
Mabel Twitty
Roth Walters
Halen O’neall
Father Smiley
Margaret List
Louise Frank
Petersburg
Emily Hanshee
Mt. Vernon
McKinley Vance
John Scudder
Wood Sanford
Earl
Robert
Murdoch
Charles Smiley
Ralph Hastings
Sam Boyd
Aged farmer found dead at Bogard home near St Michael's
James Herman aged about 72 was found dead in bed by his wife at the family home in Bogard township north of St Michael's church. He had been ill since Thursday night and Mrs Herman checked on him often before dozing off and waking to discover his death. The couple had no children and had recently moved to the county from New Albany.
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James Herman
Hill
Bogard Township
New Albany
Army Appropriation Bill Nearing Senate Approval
Washington reports the Senate Military Affairs Subcommittee completed Army appropriation work for the coming fiscal year and sent it to the full Senate for approval. Aviation funds seen rising from 15 million to 55 million, with the panel revising its action and reducing the proposed aviation appropriation.
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Washington
Jane
Army
Senate Military Affairs
Bardight
Guards With Machine Guns Patrol Connecticut Towns
Waterbury Conn June 20 guards armed with machine guns patrolled Brooklyn Conn to prevent renewed rioting by striking brass workers. In the riot last night two policemen were seriously injured and thirty five men and five women were arrested. Police chief said the women were among the rioters.
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Waterbury
Conn
Iity
Brooklyn
Daily Market Reports Highlight Grain and Live Stock Prices
The report shows corn prices for No 3 white and No 3 yellow futures, hay and straw bids, and receipts totals. It notes heavy, medium, and mixed cattle and sheep receipts with price ranges. An automobile radiator found, owner to call the Democrat office.
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