McAdoo Declines Nomination to Run for President
William G. McAdoo announced he will not permit his name to be presented at the San Francisco Democratic convention. He cites personal finances and the cost of a campaign as reasons and urges supporters to back decisive liberal policies and the league of nations without reservations. Assistant Secretary Shouse says Carter Glass of Virginia could become the main rival for the nomination as McAdoo steps aside.
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Afghan Troops Mass at Frontier Hinting Indian Campaign
A Moscow wireless dispatch says Afghan forces gather at the Indian Afghan frontier to strike India under British rule. Bell Jr named commandant of a new army education and recreation school at Camp Grant by War Department order. New cabinet in Santiago collapses before presenting to deputies. Canton forces clash with Chinese at Changsa. Judge Peck in Cincinnati overrules new trial bid in Magee v. Chicago National. Pro American wing of the Republican party filed in Springfield led by Ward of Duquoin.
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Moscow
India
George Bell, Jr
Army Education and Recreation School
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War Department
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Springfield
Republican Party
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Harry B. Ward
Duquoin
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Court rules union inempourt police had no power
Justice Adolph J. Rodenbeck upheld Michaels Stern Clothing Co in a suit against Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America for permanent injunction and 100000 damages. He held unions cannot monopolize and that Amalgamated’s conduct aimed to undermine United Garment Workers and AFL recognition. He noted threats and violence tainted the strike, but individual members aren’t liable.
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Rochester
N. Y
Adolph J. Rodenbeck
Michaels-Stern Clothing Company
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
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United Garment Workers of America
American Federation of Labor Union
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Hower
Poles Suffer Heavy Losses Against Soviet Forces
Berlin reports alarming reverses on the Polish front as Polish troops retreat after a tire explosion killed Friedley of Centerville and two carloads of troops were annihilated. The Bolsheviks claim 165 cannon and 20,000 prisoners captured. Minsk is reported to fall.
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Friedlay
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Friedley
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Jerome
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Wasalry
John Cambron
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Minsk
Resolute Wins Ninth Race in Cup Defense Trials
In light airs Resolute captured a sixth victory in the ninth race of the series to decide who challenges Shamrock I for the America’s Cup. From shore, Resolute crossed 21 seconds ahead of Vanitie on elapsed time, translating to about a two minute margin on corrected time.
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Associated Press
Newport
R. J
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Hawkeye Club Picnic Draws Thousands in Jackson Park
More than 6,000 former Iowans attended the Hawkeye club picnic at Jackson Park. A map of Iowa counties was laid out on the lawn to help attendees locate former neighbors. Governor W L Harding of Town spoke at the event.
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Chicago
Hawkeye Club
Jackson Park
W. L. Harding
Dollar in the Baby Fund Spurs Mother's Appeal
A Waterloo mother urges readers to support the baby welfare fund, recounting how the clinic and free medical services saved her sick infant. She and her husband plan to donate from Will's small paycheck, hoping others, including low earners, will give to aid needy mothers.
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Social Welfare League
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Gimbel Brothers Executives Charged in Clothing Profiteering
Federal agents arrest Frederick Gimbel head of New York stores along with J. J. Dowdell and C. D. Slanter on profiteering charges amid claims of 90 to 275 percent profits on clothing. Warrant dates and preliminary hearing set with bail posted.
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Modern Farm Homes to Prevent Wasting Woman Power
A June report from the Department of Agriculture urged modernization of farm homes and wider use of labor saving devices to curb wastage of woman power. It stresses planning and investment in home equipment and highlights the homemaker as key to channeling farm income into home improvements.
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Good Heads Extended Tour National Parks Chicago
Members of the appropriations committee led by Rep. James W. Wood of Iowa depart Chicago for a six week tour of eight national parks and reclamation projects in the west, traveling with officials from the reclamation service and national park service.
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Appropriations Committee
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Iowa
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National Park Service
Kellogg youth shot by detective in Marshalltown
June 1 a Kellogg Iowa youth Berry Town send 18 was shot and killed by John T Wait a detective of the Minneapolis St Paul railroad after refusing to stop when ordered Walter fit Belle 19 of Minneapolis a companion is under arrest Towns end is said to have confessed to multiple robberies including a watchman hold up at Orda a week ago two cars from occupants a jeweler in Victor Ia and a home near Brooklyn Ia The watchman at Toledo has identified Townsend
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Harding to Abandon Vacation Plan and Stay in Washington
Washington June 19 Senator Warren G Harding Republican presidential nominee temporarily abandoned his vacation plan and stayed in Washington for further conferences with party leaders. The talks likely continue until he leaves for Marion Ohio where he will be formally notified of the nomination. James Sloan Jr a former White House agent began duties today as personal attendant to the Republican nominees.
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Washington, D. C
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Washington
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Will Haye
Republican National Committee
Harry M. Daugherty
James 8. Sloan, Jr
White House
Denver chosen for 1921 Federal Labor Convention
The American Federation of Labor selected Denver to host its 1921 convention, defeating Birmingham by 24 016 to 12 611 votes. On southern delegates motion Denver was declared the siege selected. W G Shea a painter was named a fraternal delegate to the Canadian Trades and Labor Conference.
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Canadian Trades & Labor Conference
Reward Offered for Caruso Jewels Recovery
A reward of 10000 dollars with no questions asked was offered today for recovering the 500000 dollars worth of jewels stolen from Mrs. Enrico Caruso in East Hampton. The announcement was made by A Bennett representing a Manhattan insurance company.
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Enrico Caruso
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Londons Lloyd George Millerand to meet at Hythe
Premier Lloyd George and Premier Millerand of France arrange a conference for this afternoon at Hythe Kent. The Hythe meeting precedes a Monday Bolgona conference with Britain France Italy Japan Belgium and Greece to be represented. Lloyd George will be accompanied by Curzon Austin Chamberlain and Sir Henry Wilson.
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Rogers New Fall Strikes Sporadic Hit Labor Board
Reports show railroad workers from Chicago Yardmen’s association striking in Philadelphia Burlington Beard and St. Louis coal area. Whitney blames Labor Board delay in wage decision. officials say no general resumption of the nationwide strike. Burlington old employes among those quitting, not part of April action.
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Brotherhood of Railroad
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St. Louis
Labor Board
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Centralia
Waterpower Bill Signed After Months of Effort
Washington reports the Waterpower development bill has become law after years of work. President Wilson is said to have signed the measure before June 11, with White House notice coming Friday. He also did not sign a joint resolution repealing wartime laws and a Cana lata embargo dispute.
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Conference at Spa Postponed to July 10
The Spa conference between Allied representatives and Germany is delayed to July 10. Echo de Paris cites German party difficulties in forming a cabinet as the reason. Petit Parisien notes French and English financial experts back international loans linked to the German indemnity.
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Spa
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Echo de Paris
Petit Parisien
Wilson Signs Bill to Buy False Teeth
Treasury officials paid 35 to Michael McGarvey of the Brooklyn Navy Yard for a new set of false teeth after an accident left his teeth demolished. President Wilson had approved a bill authorizing the payment.
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Secretary Denies Rumored Attempt to Kill Ex Kaiser
Holland June 19 An alleged assassination attempt on former Emperor William of Germany was reported but denied by M Pereboom secretary to the ex ruler. Dispatches said a Belgian attacker gained entry to Doorn castle and wounded the elder statesman, though no confirmation of the attack was received.
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Marines Name Lejune to Command Corps After War
Secretary Daniels announced Maj. Gen. John A. Lejune will succeed Maj. Gen. George Barnett as commandant of the Marine Corps. Lejune, who led the Second Division in the Meuse Argonne offensive, is slated to take charge next week as a reward for distinguished wartime service.
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Lejune
Colby Declines Candidacy for Democratic Convention Chair
Bainbridge Colby said he is not a receptive candidate for permanent chairman of the Democratic national convention. He noted many party members have stronger claims and deserve the honor. The statement was issued in Washington on June 19.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Bainbridge Colby
Colby
Reed Re-elected by Kansas City Delegation at National Convention
Kansas City Kansas United States Senator James A Reed was unanimously chosen to represent the Fifth Missouri district at the Democratic national convention in San Francisco. The district delegation re-elected Reed after the state convention rejected him and ordered the district to name another delegate.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
United States
James A Reed
Missouri
San Francisco
Reed
Londonderry Violent clashes between nationalists and unionists
Londonderry Ireland June 19 reports of another night of violence as pistol and rifle fighting erupted between nationalists and unionists. A two hour riverside battle ended only after soldiers quelled the clashes. Several wounded and armed parties controlled districts, stopping pedestrians and searching for arms.
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Associated Press
Londonderry
Ireland
Change in bylaws at federation convention after long fight
Des Moines June 19 Changes in the bylaws of the General Federation of Women's Clubs pertain to membership requiring approval by a five member committee at large rather than the chairman of membership. Debate lasted two hours with Utah and southern delegates influencing a unanimous substitute. Several resolutions were deferred and magazine plans discussed including continuation versus a monthly bulletin. Mrs. Josiah Evans Cowles推荐 committee study continued publication. Mrs. T. G. Winter to represent at international council in Oslo next fall.
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Des Moines
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Helen Norris Cummings
Virginia
Utah
Washington
Barkley
United States Department of Agriculture and Agricultural Schools
Resolutions
Genral Federation
General Federation
Josiah Evans
Cowles
Federation
T. G. Winter
Minneapolis
General Federation of
Governor Harding Heads Scenic Association Launch
The Upper Mississippi Scenic and Conservation association was launched at a La Crosse chamber of commerce meeting with Wisconsin Minnesota Illinois and Iowa represented. Gov Harding of Town was named president of the organization.
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Associated Press
la Crosse
Wis
Federal Trade Commission Begins Grain Marketing Report
The Federal Trade Commission in Washington starts work on a congressional report on grain marketing. It suggests regulating futures trading and eliminating speculation while maintaining hedging options to preserve market stability and grain quality.
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