La Follette Now Entering Race Question at GOP Convention
Washington dispatch analyzes La Follette’s possible actions at the Republican convention, including bolting or sitting through, and how a third candidacy could shape public perception. It weighs Democratic impact and how Coolidge loyalty may shift voter sentiment amid Mcadoo’s potential nomination.
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Baker Gives 5 Million to Harvard Business School
George F. Baker, the New York financier, donates five million dollars to Harvard for the graduate school of business administration with emphasis on business ethics. Ionaz Seipel is shot and wounded at Vienna station by Karl Jaworek who then kills himself. Munich veterans cheer ex Crown Prince Rupprecht as their king. Katherine Doremus Benjamin, once society leader and Park Benjamin’s ex wife, now works as a sewing girl earning twenty dollars weekly after her husband’s alimony dispute.
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George F. Baker
New York
Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
Ionaz Seipel
Vienna
Karl Jaworek
Munich
Rupprecht
Katherine Doremus Benjamin
Park Benjamin
New York City
Enrico Caruso
Iowa GOP primary results prompt Brookhart victory signals
Unofficial totals from Black Hawk County show Senator Smith W. Brookhart gaining a larger share of the Republican primary, with 330,000 statewide votes cast for the GOP contest. Des Moines reports describe contrasting views from Sweet and Brookhart camps as the party eyes July conventions and a county GOP battle. The Democratic side highlights Governor candidates and county figures with Murtagh leading the governor race at 590 votes in Black Hawk, while Birdsall secures 527 for Congress. A Sioux City jury report notes a judge’s death by stroke en route to duties.
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Brookhart
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Burton Mr. Sweet
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Burton E. Sweet
Coolidge
Clyde H. Coolittie
Iown
Washington
Midwest
Congress
Louis H. Cook
Senator Brookhart
A. C. Murtagh
Black Hawk County
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Denison, Steck and Keyes
Unite States
Birdsall
Willis N. Birdsall
Ford No 10 900 000 Finished Today And Sent On Trip
Detroit, Mich June 4 The ten millionth Ford was completed at Highland Park plant and assembled into a rosting tar. Car number 10 000 000 will be shipped to New York then driven coast to coast to San Francisco. It took seven years to reach the first million and 132 working days for the last million.
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Highland Park
Ford Motor Company
New York
San Francisco
Ford
Jury Selected in Woman's Murder Case in Chicago
Selection of a jury to try Mrs. Elba Gaertner, charged with killing W. K. Lax, an automobile salesman, was expected to finish today. Prospective jurors were asked if the defendant's stylish appearance could influence them and whether they had scruples against punishing a woman the same as a man.
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Chicago
Elba Gaertner
W. K. Lax
Real Estate Boards Discuss Many Topics
Washington D C June 4 ethical legislative and educational questions were placed before the general session of the annual convention of the National Association of Real Estate Boards today with numerous specialized topics left for discussion by the various divisions at separate meetings
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Washington, D. C
National Association of Real Estate Boards
American Party Lenders Seek Support From Klan
Columbus Ohio June 4 Leaders of the American party announced plans to start organizations in all states and wage a national campaign after Judge Gilbert O Nations Washington was named as presidential standard bearer with Charles H Randall Los Angeles as running mate. They said they would seek support of the Ku Klux Klan while denying the party should be known as a Klansmen party and that the counsel of the invisible empire would be given first consideration in decisions.
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Columbus
American Party
Gilbert O. Nations
Washington
Charles H. Randall
Los Angeles
Judge Nations
Invisible Empire
Y W C A Building Drive Nears Toppled Target
The Y W C A campaign reported 36496 in subscriptions toward a 125000 building fund at the first noonday meeting. Division led by R B Waite brought in 745, Fred Adams division 1625, Mrs W P Hoxie 474, and Edmund Rausch reported 876. A lunch and tour of the new Lafayette street site will follow tomorrow noon as the drive aims to go over the top.
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New Nanding
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Lafayette Street
Park Avenue
Organization Only Solution for Farmer Ex-Gov Lowden Speech
Richmond Va June 4 Former Gov Frank O Lowden told the Holstein Friesen association that organization is the only hope of the farmer He backed cooperative marketing as the logical step and opposed government price fixing for farm products Des Moines Ia and Syracuse N Y bid for next convention site.
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Syracuse
Des Moines
Columbia University Awards Doctors of Laws to Four Leaders
New York June 4 Columbia University at its hundred seventieth commencement awarded the degree of doctor of laws to Andrew W Mellon secretary of the treasury Victor F Lawson publisher of the Chicago Daily News Melville E Stone counsellor of the Associated Press and Adolph S Ochs publisher of the New York Times
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the Treasury
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Chicago Daily News
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Associated Press
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New York Times
Three Enemies of U S Tackled by Clubwomen
delegates at a General Federation of Women’s Clubs convention in Los Angeles discussed disarmament and listened to Mrs Thomas G Winter Minneapolis president label three enemies as deceitful plotters, Judas-like selfish elements, and idle indifference undermining democracy and citizenship urging members to build stronger bodies and minds for America’s future.
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Two Yanks Fly On To Ghina Leaving Lt Smith Behind
The American round the world air expedition split today with the Seattle flag plane lagging behind after Maj. Frederick Mardin and Sgt. Alva Harvey suffered mishaps. The Chicago, replacing the Seattle, faced engine trouble and wrecked on a mountain in Alaska. Lieut. Lowell H. Smith and Lieut. Leslie P. Arnold expected to cross the China Sea to Shanghai tomorrow if weather and engine work permit.
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Daugherty Defies Senate Testimony in Probe
New York announces a memorial light on Broadway Fifth Avenue to honor New York youths who died overseas. In Washington, former Attorney General Daugherty informs the Senate committee he will neither testify nor be represented, challenging the process and urging call of his assistants and case files for an accurate record. He accuses the committee of attempting to blacken his reputation while denying illegal profits and frames the inquiry as a broader political maneuver.
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Suit Filed to Stop Payment of Bonus
Washington June 4 Legal proceedings began in the District of Columbia supreme court to halt the new World War veterans bonus. Benjamin Cathings of New York filed for an injunction against officials including Secretary of War Weeks Secretary of the Navy Wilbur Secretary Mellon Director Frank Hines and others to prevent issuance of insurance certificates for 4 000 000 veterans under the act.
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Complaint on Ballot Return Methods in County Election
Backers of Mrs. Brebner for county recorder fear a recount in some precincts due to careless ballot returns. They cite the third precinct of the Third ward where a large vote was packed in a big paper sack instead of sealed cloth bags. They allege Democratic and Republican ballots were strung on the same wire and note similar issues across other boards.
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Democrats May Pick Walsh as Chairman
Strong indications in Democratic circles suggest Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana will be selected as permanent chairman of the party's national convention in New York. Some leaders say the question is virtually settled, though Walsh declined to comment.
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Upham to resign as treasurer of GOP committee
Fred W Upham of Chicago will relinquish his post as treasurer of the Republican national committee after years of service. The decision was announced in Cleveland after talks with William M Butler, manager of the convention campaign, and amid Upham's declining health. With his retirement, a full reorganization of the committee is required, including the retirement of Chairman Adams and Secretary George Blackwood.
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Chicago
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