Cummings Denounces Republicans as League of Nations Rally Sifts Platform
San Francisco June 28 Homer Cummings temporary chairman at the national convention rings against Republican opposition to the League of Nations. He defends Democratic wins in World War I and attacks GOP ethics and investigations while praising President Wilson and the Democratic administration. He singles out the Republican platform as support for a separate peace and criticizes fiscal and tariff policies.
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San Franciscd
Rede League of Nations
Homer Cummings
Senate
Cummings
Ie Fp Bj
Germany
America
Mexico
Russia
Turkey
United States of America
Wilson
Congress
White House
Woodrow Wilson
Jane
Sriman Newberry
Michigan
Republican Party
Cumauings
Dutingia Isda
The
Republic
Ireland
Indicted ex-supt. Alfred Larr linked to post office mail theft
Alfred Larr former Terre Haute superintendent accused in federal court of stealing $3 from a letter to Mrs. Louise Duncan. Postal Inspector Wasson testified Larr bent the letter, concealed it in a cuspidor, then carried it out before police intervened. Jury charged on six counts. Larr pleaded not guilty to intent to steal.
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Indianapolis
Aifred Larr
Terre Haute
Fotthd Builty
Teddy Wézziement
Louise Duncan
H. H. Wasson
Goveynhs
Wasson
Larr
Popth Wasson
Duncan
British Troops at Fermoy Raid Town
Disorder gripped Fermoy as British forces raid the town after Brigadier General Lucan’s capture. Armed raiders attacked steamers and seized ammo while volunteers patrolled through the night. Local clerks report a spike in marriage licenses, with county offices issuing many licenses in a single day.
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Fermoy
le Gemage
Lucan- Ibyite
Sian
Deblir
Bdotriv
Signi Fain
Satrolea
McAdoo Backers Push For Nomination At Democratic Convention
San Francisco dispatch reports a McAdoo push to secure the Democratic presidential nomination. Cabinet officers urge support while Palmer and Owen camp for alternatives. Alabama and New York factions weigh how a wet plank might affect loyalty and unit rule at the convention.
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Harold I. Tacobs
San Francisco
Cal
Willam IG
McAdoo
Treasury
Wilson
Hitba
eBurles
Colty Hand
Merehh
Chinga
sCharlea
New York
Rev
Edward I
New Jersey
Relgard
Tarlesa Butgernys
Cox
Palmer
Bryan
Friends
Owen
McAdoon
Wong
Indiana for Marshall caucus names Thompson and Marshall slate
The June 1926 Indiana caucus selected a Thompson Marshall ticket. Delegates arrived and the resolutions committee chose Samuel Ralston as chair of the permanent organization. Thomas Taggart was named chairman of the organizing effort.
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Reese
Hmmdiaha
Thomps
Marshall
Ote
McAdoo
Cox
Samuel Ralston
On Ee
Thoras Taggart
Wad
Toty s San Francisco Convention Program
Toty's program at San Francisco begins with a call to order by I Bruce Kremer and a prayer by the Right Rev P Livan. The convention opens with an address by Kremer, a keynote by temporary chair Honté rimatinga, and later committee presentations and adjournment followed by committee meetings.
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Nena
Abe Adio
Bedford and Washington Sunday Schools Clash for Charity
Rev J5 We Darby and assistants led a lively Christian church contest between Bedford and Washington Sunday schools. Bedford won by twenty points with higher attendance and larger collections, while Washington drew 6,722 attendees and $1 1995 in total. The event drew broader church interest across nearby towns.
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s:Christian Church
Bedford
Washington: Church
Washington Sunday School
Washington
Perhepe
Ans
Ora
Endiana
Local Veterans Push Spain War Pension Claims
Spanish American War veterans in Washington seek invalid pensions under the June 5 1920 act. Many D Company Indiana militia veterans file claims. law allows disability incurred after discharge. Pensions range from 12 to 40 dollars monthly, with scales for age 62 72 70. No-agent fees exceed 2 dollars. use of services limited. Walkovers Win at Glendale over Glenje 8 to 6 with Le master and Tompit for Washington.
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Spain
Washington
Compaay D
Indiana
United States
Camp Mormnt
Indianapolis
China
Attarney
le Branted
Democratic Nominees and Supporters for 1924 Derby
San Francisco reports a scramble of Democratic nominator names for the 1924 race. Prominent figures include Wihiant G McAdoo, James M. Cox, James O. Johnson, A Mitchell Palmer, Edward I. Edwards, Camles F. X. O'Brien, Robert L. Owen, and others from Ohio, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Iowa, Oregon, Connecticut, New York, and West Virginia.
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Francisco
Dark
McAdoo
the Treastey
Burris Jenkins
Kansas City Post
James M. Cox
Ohio
Supreme Core
James O
B.G. Cherry
Sioux Falls
Gilbert M. Hitchcask
Nebraska
Shallenberger
Almmar Neb
T. Meredith
Agricult
Ore
Hother S. Cummings
Democratic National Committee
John Croaby
Connecticut
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Burke Cochran
J Joh W. Davis
West Virginia
Great Britain
John J. Pornwet
Carter Glass
Virginia
John W. Darsis
United States
England
Simons
Hay
Lack of Confusion Noted At Democratic Convention Opening
Observers described a calm start at the Democratic National Convention opening in San Francisco. Ushers guided attendees as crowds settled, while police managed access to the exhibition hall exterior with orderly flow and minimal disruption.
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San Francisco
Ata
Moessa
Balearda Urs
Revival Ends After Gun Battle at Country Church
Violent clash erupted during a weeklong revival at a country church near herze, leaving one man dead and another mortally wounded. Police say approximately fifty from two groups confronted each other as deputies restored order, with gunfire injuring attendees and prompting a large crowd to disperse.
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Ieee
Chureh
Weapana
Anc
American Legion Convention Opens in Indiana
The American Legion convention opened in Opal Indiana at 1 o clock with Mayor McDowell delivering an address of welcome. National Commander Plankin D O Lier and department commander Robert W McBride spoke as 500 delegates registered. A parade was to be held at 4 PM with plans for notable events.
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Avinegdines
Ind
America Legion
McDowell
Robert W. McBride
G. A. Ri ‘Omer
Dale
Plankin D. O'Lier
American Legion
Ossenberg Appeals to Higher Court
Ossenberg, a political leader in Elanevillé, appeals to the higher court after a writ of error in the case of conspirators. The appeal bond was set at 54 dollars, with the case awaiting decision.
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Ossenberg
Nigpelpois
Ind
Fred
Oseeinberg
Elanevillé
St . Anderson
Franklin wreck claims seven lives in city derailment
In Franklin a freight train collision with a party truck near the Southa road crossing resulted in seven deaths and numerous injuries. The accident halted traffic, prompted rapid hospital care at St. Marys and Byanville, and drew grave concerns from residents as doctors treated the wounded.
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Memlory
Aigels
Poss
Ray
Southern
Retil
Princeton
Huntingbraigh
St. Mari's Hospital
Byangville
Suntingbat
Surseong
Thade P
2000 Drowned in Stockholm Flight Disaster
A fragment reports a tragedy in Stockholm with 2000 drowned passengers or victims. details are unclear due to damaged OCR and missing context. Authorities and crews are unnamed.
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