Lowden disavows Missouri delegates in bid to curb campaign corruption
Gov Frank O Dowden declared Missouri delegates Goldstein and Moore unfit to sit at the national convention and said he would not accept their support or any similar delegates. He voiced confidence in campaign manager Louis Emmerson and urged clear disclosure of all campaign funds to prevent corruption concerns. Goldstein and Moore arrived in St Louis stating they would attend the convention.
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Chicago
Jine
Frank 0. Dowden
Elock
Missouri
Goldsteip
Bioore
Goldstein
Moora
Washington
Senate
Lowden
Louis Emmerson
Queson
Bext
Emmerson
Moore
Congress
St. Louis
Nathaniel Goldstein
Robert B. Moore
Ose
Frank 0.Lowden
Resolute Defeats Vanitie in Newport Yacht Race
Resolute edged Vanitie in a triangular course regatta starting near the lightship off Newport on June 3. The winner led from the start and finished four minutes twenty two seconds ahead in elapsed time and six minutes eight seconds ahead in corrected time sailing the windward and leeward course toward Point Judith.
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Resolute
Vanitie
Newport
Associated Press
Rle
Shamrock II
Point Judith
Prohibitionist Wife Quits Life Over Whisky Breath
Mrs. George H. Fegan, a longtime prohibitionist, drank poison after her husband came home with whisky on his breath. Doctors tried antidotes and a large dose of elebxy but she died.
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Dallas
George H. Fegan
Strikes in Government Service Debated by GOP Subcommittee
New York June 3 Subcommittee on Industrial Relations of the Republican National Committee reports that strikes in government service could be illegal if impartial tribunals protect workers in arbitration. Private employment may require nonbinding tribunals. near unanimous support for a public will approach to resolving disputes. The panel favors federal child labor laws, continued wartime women’s bureau, infant mortality combat, and state federal employment service cooperation.
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New York
Republican National Committee
Jhe
Commissions
Uribunala
Thorn
Kapyas Jndustrlal Relations Court
Kansas
Congress
Woman's Bureau
Department of Labor
Plague Crisis in Vera Cruz Triggers U S Aid Offer
Three plague deaths reported in Vera Cruz with three more in grave condition. Officials say one third of local homes may be burned to contain the infection as citizens seek quarantines. The United States offers sanitary detachments and supplies to aid Veracruz.
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Preas
Mexico City
Vera City
United States
Universal
Vera Cruz
Excelsior
Vera. Cruz
Isolaton Hospital
Union Workers Call Boycott on Hungary
The International Trades Unions executive committee and the International Moderation of Transport Workers general council declared a general boycott of Hungary. The protest begins June 20 with instructions sent to transport and railway unions.
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Hungary
Amsterdam
International Trades Unions
General Council
International
Transort
Oycott
Whiteexer
Peace Treaty Signing for Hungary Nears Ceremony
Paris June 3 The Man igarian peace delegation led by Auguste Bearnard and Alfred Detrasche Lazar arrived in Paris and presented credentials to the secretary of the council of ambassadors. King Alexander of Greece invited to witness the signing of the Hungarian treaty tomorrow at 4 30 PM at Versailles Grand Trianon Palace.
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Associated Press
Paris
Auguste Bearnard
Alfred Detrasche Lazar Az
Council of Ambassadors
Alexander of
Greece
Grand Trianon Palace
Versailles
Beach for Bathers on Hotel Roof Plan in Chicago
A real estate sale forecasts erection of a 21 story hotel along the lake front at Chicago Avenue. The Minors will own the property with plans for a coral pool on the roof, glass enclosure for winter swimming, and a sandy beach along three sides.
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Chicago
Lake Front
Chicago Avenue
jAmong
Co-eds face eviction court over midnight onions
Three University of Chicago co-eds appeared in court to defend themselves against eviction threats by landlords for cooking onions at midnight. Miss Irma Blew protested the timing and questioned when they could cook without upsetting men. In Cincinnati, an exhibit features a bread making demonstration during the Community Millers’ Association convention.
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Chicago
University’ of Chicago
Miss Irma
Cincinnati
Community Millers’ S Association
Aldermen Support Grass Over Playground Rights in Evanston
Chicago June 3. Aldermen of Evanston suburb denied a petition by 100 residents to bar children from playing in the main park. They declared that raising grass is secondary to happy children.
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Chicago
Evanston
Reward Offered in Kidnaping of 13 Month Old Blake Coughlin
Norristown Pa June 4 county commissioners offer 1500 dollars for the arrest and conviction of the kidnapers of 13 months old Blake ly Coughlin who was stolen from his crib yesterday. Friends of the Coughlin family also will offer a reward for the child's recovery. George H Coughlin the baby's father is president of a Philadelphia lithographing concern and a former Princeton athlete.
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Norristown
Blakely Coughlin
Coughlin
Re Ward
George H. Coughlin
Philadelpha Lithographing
Princeton
A Bargain 35 Auto Brought Backward Ride Chaos
Abe Jaffa Ward Judge and Midge Kohier bought a car for 60 dollars and found it ran backward. Patrolman Branch halted the trio on Madison Avenue. They auctioned the strange vehicle on the spot to Clarence Dorn who promised to fix it and drive home backward.
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Toledow
Abe Jaffa
Ward Judge
Midge Kohier
Madison Avenue
Patrolitan Branch
Jaffa
Judge
Keller
Clarence Dorn
Tale of a Tail Clamp and a Pail Gains Local Fame
Jeb and George Holliker of Chateaugar in Saranac Lake New York say they have invented a tail clamp to keep a cow tail from entering milk during milking after 15 years of frustration. They claim the device will appeal to farmers and cows alike.
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Saranac Lake
Jeb
George Holliker
Chateaugar
George
Church Convention Ends in Cleveland Gathering
The church and community convention of the federations of the federal council of Churches of Christ in America concluded in Cleveland with reports discussion and a luncheon hosted by the federated churches of the city on June 3.
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Cleveland
Church and Community Convention
Commission of Federations of T
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Federated Churches of Cleveland
Municipal offers to builders to ease severe housing shortage
City authorities propose unusually favorable concessions to builders to overcome a housing shortage described as the most serious the city has faced. Officials aim to stimulate new construction and increase dwelling supply amid rising demand and limited vacancies.
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Nin
Vaneiro
Ane G
Bolsheviks Enter Teheran, Persia Capital Report
Constantinople dispatch reports Bolsheviks entered Teheran the capital of Persia. The note from the Persian legation confirms the development dated June 1. The advance reflects broader revolutionary activity affecting the region.
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Teheran
Associated Press
Constantinople
Persia
Missourian Pioneer Dies in Springfield Home
Renee rere Tenet, Springfield, Mo., June 3. Judge John M. Cowan died at his home today at age 99. He was the first white child born in Indianapolis and the oldest living graduate of Wabash College. Body to be taken to Crawfordsville, Ind., for burial.
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Renee Rere Tenet
Springfield
John M. Cowan
Indianapolis
Ind
Wabash College
Crawfords Yilte
Toledo Police Hunt for Silk Bloomers Thief
At the corner of Mattison Avenue and Summit Street, crowds watch as investigators sift through clues in a raid over 24 pairs of silk bloomers stolen from a local department store. Police hope residents recall sightings to catch the thief.
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Toledo
Mattison Avenue
Summit Street
Prohibition Leaders Push Answers On Eighteenth Amendment
Chicago June 3 Virgil Hinshaw chairman of the prohibition national committee outlined two questions for Republican presidential candidates regarding the eighteenth amendment and Volstead act. He plans to press candidates for in person replies and later announce each response nationwide. Bryan will arrive tomorrow to back a platform endorsement. A Sunday meeting in a downtown hotel will discuss party positions on the amendment.
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Chicago
Virgil c. Hinshaw
Prohibition ‘National Committee
Hinshaw
William Jennings Bryant
Prohibition Party
Friends of Prohibition
Prohibition
Party
International Reform Bureau
Church Temperance
Bryan
Wisconsin
He Nationale Temperance Council
Republican Party
Democratic Regulations Committee
San Frananna
Missing Bride With Lord's Prayer Tattooed Back
Harrisburg police receive a report from Harry Buchanan of Reading about his 22 year old bride missing. He describes her as a bleached blond wearing a black sail hat and with the lord's prayer tattooed up her back. Authorities say it will take time to uncover key details.
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Harrisburg
Harry Buchanan
Reading
Harry
Theodore Waring
Anna
Buster
Barbara
Ted
Europe
Barber
Pink Arbutus and a Desk Mystery in North Conway
Lillian Lowell receives a bold bouquet of arbutus from her sister and plans to brighten Mr. Hartford’s desk. The office gossip hints the boss, never seen with a date, may be the target of speculation as the flowers arrive amid flirtatious whispers and a curious morning in a small-town newsroom.
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Lillian Lowell
Sur
Jame
North Conway
Kearsarge
Moat Mountain
Mrs. Lemon
North Con- Lillian
Ruth
Hartford
Mr. Hartford
Warri
Henley Keeps Chicago Convention Plans On Track
Indiana journalist L. W. Henley, secretary of the Republican committee on arrangements, oversees the Chicago convention logistics since February. He has handled contracts, decorations, and printing to ensure smooth operations for 15 000 delegates as Hays leads the event.
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Chicago
H. Hays
Republican National Committee
L. W. Henley
Indiana
Henley
Committee
Phin
Will.h. Hays
Terre Haute “Star
Washington
Hays
A. T. Hert
Kentucky
Henley Was Chosen For Secretary and Given Charge of the ‘Committee
Iexploits
Don Roberts
Terre Haute
Roberts
Bigs
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Arbutus and a New Hampshire Memory Spark Romance
In a New Hampshire setting near the White Horse Jedge two solitary hearts meet across a downtown table. Hartford and Lillian discover shared roots from one small mountain town and share arbutus flowers while roaming hills for the pink bloom and planning a dinner date that reveals a budding romance.
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Lowell
New Hampshire
Jedge
Lillian
White Mountains
Woman in Seclusion Leaves a Hidden Life of 25 Years
In Midhurst Sussex a reclusive woman known as the House with the Green Shutters hid from neighbors for a quarter century. She vanished from sight after an 1890s marriage, cared for her money, and only died recently revealing a life of complete isolation and an estranged husband seeking administration and a protection order.
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London
Midhurst
Sussex
Quiet recluse details reveal wary widow’s wary, money minded life
A neighbor recalls a reclusive woman who rarely spoke of herself, kept doors locked, valued thrift, and avoided visitors. She asked to be reached only at the side door, lived frugally, and suffered cold winters with swollen hands while remaining silent about her life.
Snowbird BulL. MAE FOOLE Barbara Craven Weekend
Barbara Jewell Craven alias Aunt Babwe spent a weekend with her married sister near Boston. She enjoyed coasting with two youngsters Ruth Anna and Lester Jr, sharing hugs, playful banter, and a breezy outdoor escape while recalling college days and a youthful outlook at 42.
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Barbara Jewell Craven
God
Barabar
Barbara
Teddy
Bear
Buster
Aunt Bob
Ruth Anna
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