davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-08

rer for store Belob blew belt
eller delyis 9delagt. Brandye-
senet rekvireredes fra flere Ste
der til at pumpe Vandet OPP al
Keldere.
Randers, 10. August. EFT Ign
Islog i Aftes we'd t2-Tiden ned i
Marius Mikkelsens Gard iSto-
re Sj6rup. Der indebrendte 9
K%reaturer, 3 Kalye, IS Grise,
en- Folhoppe og ct Fol, SAINT
ale H6nsene. Garden var for
Isikret for $4,000 Kr. Ejeren Ii
der ct stort Tab.
bet haftige Tordenvejr. Eft
Menneske drebt. Tordenyejret
Tirsdag den 10. August rasede
ogsaa yoldsomt i Omegnen af
Ringksbing. Lynet slog iflg.
,Ringk. \. Dagbl." ned i Chr.
Glistrups Ejendom i Westerly
og i Chr. Sink. ers Gard i No.
Begge Gaardene nedbrendte.
I Madum drabte Lynet Mu.
rer Marius Petersen, der var
paaet udenfor sit Hus for at
rense OPP for Vandet. Han efter-
lader sig Hustru og 4 smaa
Born. - - :
I Ulfborg slog Lynet ned i
Vandtaarnet og 6delagde to
Elektromotorer. Lynet slog og-
saa ned i Ulfborg Central og
anrettede stor Skade. Hos Gard
ejer Peter Bertelsen i Ulfborg
anrettede ct ,,koldt" Lyn void
som Ravage i hele Huset. Paa
Markerne drabtes adskillige Dyr,
og Hornet stod flere Steder /
en- halv Allen Wand. Paa Tele-
fonledningerne anrettedes der
meget stor Skade.
7 Ramsing Kirke slog Lynet
,iflg. ..skive Flkbl." ned. Def
har rumsteret voldsomt indie i
Kirken, splintret Travarket oe
%slaaet Kalkpuds af.
Viborg, II. August. Fit Lyn
slog i Aftes ned / Niels Backs
Eiendom i ndsd, der nedbrand-
tie med Undtagelse az S%tuehuset.
En- SO blew drRbt af Lynet.
Den nye Kreatureksport til
Tyskland. Aalborg, den. 4. Aug.
| Saa fix vi da endelig igen wore
gamle Opkpbere til Tyskland at
Sc paa wore Markeder, men Gen,
synet blew os unegtelig Ell Skuf.
| felse. bet var egentlig like OPP
| kobernes Skyld. De havde an
meldt deres komme paa en- saa
| bly, 90 beskeden Made som vel
muligt. Der blew hverken rort
Piber eller Trommer for at kali
| de Kvpget frem, bare lige meldt,
at de kom. og at de Wide kobe,
og Diet hayde sin fulde Rigtig.
he'd alt sammen.
bet a bare Splgerne, som
overvnrderede Situationen. Man
regnede just like med noget
stort Beger, men man regnede
med den beStemte Ware, der al
It'd var efterspurgt til Tyskland,
absolut prima, og den Ware har
Diet nye tyske Begar i 0jeblikket
aldeles ingen Brug for.
Hvad der s9ges for Tiden, err
udelukkende code, 9ldre, Fede-
koer, noget over den Slags, man
kalder P9lsekoer, og noget un'
der det, der plejer at gaa I'll
Norge og K%Qbenhayn. Paa Aal'
borg Marked i Gaar erkl@rede
Hr. STREET, at han kunde BRUCE
ca. 100, hvis Priserne ellers pas
sede ham. Hvis like, saa kunde
Kvpget godt for hans Skyld Bill
We staaende.
Han fix kun 80, visit neppe
fordi der var Vanskeligheder
med Priserne; men fordi der TX
Ike var mere af den Slags. Pri-
serne var efter sigende i Diet
vasentlige Cos o. pr. Pund,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-08

skal brede sig over hele Den.
Nykobing, F., II. Aug. Mund-
og Kloysygen, der i den sidste
Uge har bredt sig paa Lolland,
er nu ogsaa naaet til Falster,
hyor der er konstateret Mund-
log Kloysyge i Gaardejer An
dersens Besetning i N9rre Ors-
lev. Besetningen teller SO Stkr.
Kveg og So Swim.
Samfundshjelpen paa Landet.
K9benhavn den Is. August. Der
har i L9bet af Diet sidste Aar
varet Tillob til en- Syndikalise
lme blandt Landarbejderne som,
hvis den fix Low i'll at udbrede
sig videre, Wide kunne betyde
EN- alvorlig Fare for Landets
Host og Landets F%orsyning med.
Br6dkorn. Netop j yore Tider
maa man vere paa Post borrower
for, og man har derfor etable-
ret en- Samfundshjelp, som er
rettet imod denne Syndikalis-
me. bet Dor like forbavse, at
| cial-Demokraten', som ellers
3, er a interesseret i, at der sikres
Befolkningen Br9dkorn til en-
overkommelig Pris, er umaadelig
indigneret over ct saadant Skridt.
bet er like andet, end hyad
man kunde vente. Bladet er
aldrig bange for at regalere
Syndikalisterne med grove
lSkeldsord, men Diet er heller
like bange for at traktere Agra
rerne" med endnu grovere
Skaldsord, hvis der like err
Br6dkorn nok. Og kommer Kor.
net til at staa og raadne paa
Markerne, we'd vi nok, hvem
Skaldsordene kommer til at gaa
I'D over, selv om Aarsagen er
den NEST ulovlige og uansvar-
lige Strike, som tenkes kan.
Derfor vii standardization gri-
be lige saa kraftigt ind i uan-
lsvarlige og ulovlige Landarbej-
derstriker som i en- uansvarlige
og ulovlige ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
log Diet er godt Diet samme.
Det danske Hedeselskab. Ifpl-
ge, Hedeselsk. Tidsskr.o har bet
Idanske Hedeskelskab" i 1919 haft
en- samlet Indtegt paa 1885,
468 Kr. 90 Ore og en- samlet
Udgift paa 1,013,981 Kr. SO Ore.
Beholdningen var altsaa we'd Aas
rets Udgang 281,486 Kr. 81 Ore.
Hedeselskabets Ejendommes Ver-
di sattes til 49,, 995 Kr. 80 Ore,
diets Legatmidler og Fonds til
1893, 321 Kr. 80 Ore og diets Ver-
dipapirer til 59,480 Kr. Legges
hertil Warden af Spormateriel
160,264 Kr. II Ore og Kassebe-
holdninger paa 5431 Kr. 90 Ore
paa forskellige E%jendomme, bill
yer Selskabets samlede Ejendom
|, 704, 56S Kr. 81 Ore. Hertil be
merkes dog, at mango af disse
Aktiver endnu like giver d.
rekte Udbytte.
Eft haftigt Tordenvejr. Lynn
nedslag og Brande. Hjerring, 10.
August. For f9rste Gang i Aar
drog i Aftes ct kraftigt Tor
denver over Hjorring- Egnen, eff
terfulgt af en- yoldsom Regn.
Skont Uvejret strakte sig over
Diet meste af Vendsyssel, har
det like anrettet st9rre Skade
ud over Nedslag i Telefontraade
og lignende.
Thisted. 10. Auoust. Under eft
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-08
Eft haftigt ~Tordenvejr. Lyn-

Eft haftigt Tordenvejr. Lyn-
nedslag og Brande. Hjerring, 10.
August. For ferste Gang i Aar
drog i Aftes ct kraftigt Tor
denver over Hjorring-E gnen, eff
|terfulgt af en- yoldsom Regn.
|Skont Uvejret strakte sig over
Diet meste af Vendsyssel, har
Diet like anrettet storre Skade
|ud over Nedslag i Telefontraade
og lignende.
Thisted, 10. August. Under ct
haftigt T%ordenvejr i Aftes slog
ct Ign ned j Garden CANNED
H%orndrup i Kallerup, tilh9rende
Proprietor Korsgaard af Tettrup-
Igaard. Gardens Udlenger ned
brandte. Besetningen reddedes
med Undtagelse af nogle Swim.
De nedbrendte Bygninger var
forsikrede for ca. 10000 Kr.
Ejeren lider ct betydeligt Tab.
Holstebro, 10. Aug. Under eft
|heftigt Tordenve.jr i Aftes, led
saget af EN- acknowledgement
Regn, slog ct Lyn ned hos 2.
Tusholt paa Struervejen, ode
|lagte en- Skorsten og moleste-
lrede Stuen. Lynet slog endvi-
ldere ned i Ole Nielsens Elem
dom i Hodsager, der nedbr@ndte
|fuldstendig. Beset Igen redde-
des.
Fra flere Steder paa Holste.
bro Egnen meldes ON lyndrebte
IDyr og ON Skade paa Telefon.
log Lysledninger.
I Holstebro By foraarsagede
Diet heftige Regnskyl store Over
svgmmelser; mango Keldere val
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-08
Nye danske Boyer
Pastor Asschenfeldt=H Hansen

Krkehistorie. To store, smukke Bind. Rigt illustreret.
Velsk Bind "a Morocco). Salges for den yderst lave
Pms $3.50.
De samme to Boyer Shirtings-Bnd for $3.50.
Kirkehistorien, der er skreyet for L@gfolk, er opbygge-
Zig og letfatteig. Den br findes ethvert HEN.
Desuden har vi af samme Forfatter
IRE BoGER I PRAGT BIND:
l.. Hvad staar der skrevet2 En- Tros- og Sedelere for Me
nigheden.
2. Vor Bibel og dens H~erligheder. En- kort Oyersigt over den
helige SKIRTS Boyer og deres Indhold til V~ejledning for
BibelIesere.
3. We'd Cry og we'd Kvald. En- bibelsk Andagtsbog med Styk-
ker for Morgen og Afen til hver Dag Aaret.
ALE dsse 3 Boyer salges tlsammen. De er indbunden
q Morocco og koster forel9big kun $3.50.
NORDIsK
Nogle faa Eksemplarer af Diet ypperige Verk SEEKS
store smukke og solide Bind kan vi nu levere til den urine
ligt billige Pris af $500.
DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-08

muligyis vi soge Prestetjeneste
= eller kan man melde sig hos
Biskoppen uden videre?
Kan man like bliye kendt
yerdig til Prestetjeneste, for
der er en- Menighed, som onsker
en- til Prest - eller kan. man
indstille sig til Prove, og, hyis
man oliver godkendt, fra da at,
soge Embede? -Legmand.
Foruden danske teologiske
Kandidater, svarer nevnte Blad,
kan nu ogsaa udenlandske TeO-
logger, Prester we'd danske evan
gelisk-lutherske Frimenigheder,
Prpster we'd evangelisk-lutherske
Menigheder uden for Riget, pre-
steYiede Missionerer og Mend
med enhyer Art al akademiske
Embedseksaminer faa Adgang til
at bliye Prester i Folkekirken
paa visse Betingelser.
like akademiske Mend, der
like horer til nogen at de for
neYnte Klasser, kan kun kom-
me i Betragtning, hyis de |.
gennem deres Arbejde til Kir-
kens Tary har visit sig i Besid-
delse at de Egenskaber, der kre,
yes Ill Prestegerningen. 2. On
skies az en- bestemt Menighed og
;. godkendes af Biskoppen eff
ter Prove. - ALE ire Betingel-
ser maa altsaa we're opfyldte.
Red.
Flyverutten Kobenhavn-Ber-
lin-Warnemunde aabnet. Efter
at ,.Dansk Luftfartselskab''s Fly
we're i Ell Ugestid har foretaget
Proyeflyvninger, aabnedes den
officielle, regelmassige Lufttra-
fix
Berlin Lordag Morgen den 7.
Aug. med, at Hydroaeroplanet
DADA" afgik fra Mariners Fly
yebaadsstation. En- Kreds af ind.
budte, hvoriblandt Luftfartselska-
bets Dirikt6r Willie Wulf, Luft-
observation-disclosures Formand, Kap-
tain Ullidtz, Chefen for Herens
Flyyeskole, Oberstlojtnant Koch,
oververede Starten. For denne
holdtes korte Taller af Ngstfor-
manden i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Dir.
Max BALM, Kaptajn Grandjean
og Generalsekreter for Luftfart-
commissioner, Hr. Hollnagel.
Jensen.
Saa entrede ,,Daba"s F9rer,
Loitnant Duus, Mekanikeren og
de to Passagerer OPP. Marinere
tog Underst9tningen vak. Og
fulgt af Hurraraab og code On
skier gled Maskinen I'D i Sun
Diet for lidt efter at gaa til
veifs. Den 1ste Flyverute a
aabnet.
Der vii herefter v@re dagllg
Forbindelse med Berlin ad Luft-
veien. Billetten koster "a. 400
Kroner.
Lnftfartselskabets Formand er
Kaptain Eigil Knuth, en- at diets
vigtigste financielle St9tter er
Etatsraad II. N. Andersen.
Mund- og K%lovsygen. Veteri.
nasfysikatet forhandler med SON
derjydske Dyrleger. Efter hvad
.!Kr. Dgbl." erfarer we'd Hen
vendelse til Observation-Disclosures,
er der endnu ~. Aug.) like
blevet konstateret noget Tilfal-
de af Mund- og Klovsyge paa
SHETLAND, medens Sygdommen i
de sidste Dage err k~onstateret
.haade naa Holland. Falster Og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-08
En- overraskende Oplysning

En- overraskende Oplysning.
Pastor NJ. Pontoppidan ON AL.
mindeligt dansk Prestekonvent.
| Ell Artikel j ,,Politiken" med
Titlen ,,Arboe Rasmussen Sagen
igen' skriver Pastor Morten Pom.
toppidan bl. a. ON ,Almindeligt
dansk Prestekonvent':
Der var en- Forhandling ON
den nyere Teologi, en- Portland
ling, jeg oyerverede, og som gay
mig ct ligefrem overraskende
Indtryk af, i hyilken Grad Pre-
sterne err bleyet forstaaende og
anerkendende overfor den nye
Teologi. Der var to Indledere,
SON begge i Diet store og hele
nermest hyldede den, og hos
Deltagerne i Ordskiftet m9dte
den meget mere at Anerkendel-
Sc end af Modstand. ia, der vt
rede sig j Virkeligheden kun en-
meget spagferdig Modstand,
hvorimod baade den enc og den
anden yngre Prest stod frem og
falte fra Leveren og fortalte os,
at Diet kunde like nytte at vii,
lie SPARE os Vejen for de nye
Tanker og skrue Udviklingen til
bage. Kort sagt, nan modte en-
megst frisk Luftning, og Arboe
Rasmussen Wide slet like have
yeret noget serlig sort Faar
den Forsamling."
Spprgsmaal og Svar. Angaa-
ende Legmends Adgang til Pre-
steembede sp6rges i'll. ,,kri-
Dgbl."
Forlanges der ct visit Maal al
Kundskaber for Antagelse =
eller err Diet noget, den enkelte
Biskop sely kan afgere9
Vii der eventuelt blive opret-
tet ct Kursus for L@gmand, der
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-08

Panduro Rasmussen, Kredskasserer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-08

Mund- og Klovsygen. Veteri.
nasfysikatet forhandler med SON
derjydske Dyrlager. Efter hvad
,,Kr. Dgbl." erfarer we'd Hen
vendelse til Observation-Disclosures,
er der endnu ~. Aug.) like
blevet konstateret noget Tilfel-
de af Mund- og Klovsyge paa
ISjalland, medens Sygdommen /
de sidste Dage err konstateret
Ibaade paa Holland, Falster og
Ipaa Fyen.
For at forhindre Sygdommens
videre Udbredelse vii Landbrugs.
mi~nisteriet antagelig fuldstendig
luke den gamle Rigsgr@nse
we'd Kongeaaen, men endnu er
der dog like udstedt Bekendt
gdrelse heron. Efter Anmodning
laf Veterinerinspekt9r Povl Han
sen, der under Professor Bangs
Fraverelse er konstitueret som
Veterinerfysikus, er der kommet
Iflere sonderjydske Dyrlager til
Kebenhavn for at der kan dr6f-
ties, hvorledes man bedst kan for
hindre Sygdommens videres I'd
bredelse.
De sonderjydske Dyrleger me-
Iner, at Sygdommen stammer fra
Jet bestemt Mejeri j Omegnen af
Aabenraa, men Rigtigheden heraf
er endnu like konstateret.
| de sidste Dage har Mund-
log Klovsygen iflg. Matt" af
II. Aug. bredt sig paa Holland
med rivende Hast. Hver Dag TO
religger der nye Tilf@lde, og
der er nu angrebet OPP imod
500 Stykker Hornkv@g. Man nae
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
MlLlTANTS PLAN PEACEFUL
PROGRAM AT CONVENTION
Personal Work VIII lie Done by
Locals Before Democratic Dele
gates Leave Home.


WASHINGTON, June 17.-Activ!-
ties of the National Woman's party
at tho Democratic National Conven-
ton as outlined in n statement from
the party's headquarters tonight, do
not include pickcting OF tho convcn-
ton hall, as was conducted during
the Republican National Convention
at Chicago.
The campaign at San Francisco"
tho statement said, will include tho
interviewing OF every delegate before
the convention opens, by the State
branches OF the party, and Interview
ing of each State decoration during
the convention. The party hopes TO
obtain from Democratic national
leaders Il promise to exert pressure
on the North Carolina Legislature
to ra,ify the amendment at the spc-
cial session in July"
The party's activities at San Fran
cisco. the statement added, VIII be
directed by Mrs. Abby Scott Baker,
of Washington: Mrs w. G.. Brown.
of West Virginia; Miss Edith Gala
han, Of Louisville, and Miss Betty
Gram. OF Portland. Greg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
MAN STRUGGLES IN VAIN
AS TRAIN SEWERS LIMB
Tied to Track by Bandits, Salesman
Loses Hand and Leg aus
EnginO PnSScS.


EXCELSIOR SPRINGS. MO. juno
17.-,Gcorgo NJ. Underwood. who lost
= hand and leg last night when
nnndits tied him TO 4 railroad track
nEe minutes before a train passed.
.ouny told the story OF his expert.
any motive that lie knew OF except
recover.
AN hour or so after dark" he
SAID as 1 was walking to the STA
tion TO catch u train for carro!lton.
ing car forced mo into the car and
took my watch and s70. They drove
XIII the -----.-' No returned the
other. we will tic him to the rail-
We stopped once nj n pile of
barbcd wire and one of the men got
several long strands OF It,. We stop
ped again and ] was forccu TO get
down on IT,. track
"a Few minutes later while was
struggling TO escape, heard the
tried to scream, but rags in my
mouth throttled my voice. Al the
engine came within u Few rods of
me. | threw all my strength into
another attempt to escape. NJ right
hand was free at last and ! tor. the
looscnod my right leg and swung
partly FREQ from tho trac k. but my
left foot and hand were too tightly
bound TO he released.
Something seemed to sting my en-
tire body, ] suppose | tainted for a
again. y farmer came from some
where and helped unite 'he barhcd
wire which was still partly strung
around my body"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
AMERICAN LABOR PARTY
WILL REMAIN INDEPENDENT
Chairman kohn Announces OrEnnixa-
ton Would Not Merge With
Third rnrty Movement.

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Amer
lean Labor party. IL was announced
from headquarters in this city to-
night, Will remain 4 distinct la Dor
party. and will not sacrifice it's ldcn-
tity in third party movement The
convention TO be held in Chicago
July 10. IL was stated, will be at
tended by almost 1000 delegates, rep
rcsentinE more than 100000 organ
lied workers.
We are rooted in the trade-union
movement. which is growing in might
throughout the world" said William
kohn. Greater New York chairman.
and will he, perhaps, tho greatest
economical and political influence of
the future. We shall hold fast to
our mission. which Is TO serve as tho
political instrument OF the manual
workers and the awakened brain
workers"
kohn explained this attitude did
not mean the party would not work
with political groups which have
common ground with us" 1t Is likely.
nc said, that liberal. labor and farmer
groups may nominate the same can
didate.
Despite the reported hostility Of
samuel Gompcrs, kohn said, the
Labor party would have the supper,
OF tho state I'edcrations OF Labor in
Illinois, Pennsylvania. Indiana and
Michigan In the forth coming election.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
SECRECY WILL PREVAIL
At John Doe inquiry
Caruso Family Requests No Pub
LEFTY he Given Probe on $780,
900 Jewel Robbery.
icy Universal Service. /

EAST HAMPTON, Il. l., June IT.
Absolute secrecy, IT is understood,
Will prevail tomorrow morning in the
John Doe inquiry into the theft of
100000 worth of jewels from the
Caruso home. Ii is said the Caruso
family has requested no publicity.
bitter legal battle Is in store
before tho John Doc inquiry gets
under way and the town Is swarming
with lawyers representing various
interests in the proceedings. The
Caruso family viii be represented
by counsel. Henry Goldsmith, the
attorney for George FitZserald.
Caruso's chauffeur. who is now being
detained. declared tonight he would
stand for no secret ''inquisition."
The appellate courts have held"
nc said. that Il subpoena to a John
Doe inquiry may be dishonorcd un-
less the name oc the person proceeded
against is named. We may permit
Fitzgerald to appear as witness
We regard the arrest of Fitzcerald
as cloak to shield tho real cuI-
prit. Fitzgerald is absolutely limo
cent of any crime"
Thomas Corrigan, tho chief of de-
tcc'ivcs. now working on the case.
said tonight he had absolutely climi-
mated the chauffeur from any part
in the mystery.
meeting of tho Caruso family was
held this afternoon and was attended
by III. G. Rogers, son of the late oil
magnatc. who is II relative OF the
Benjamins. Park Benjamin. Jr..
brothcr-in-law of Enrico Caruso. re-
fused to give out any statement after
the conference.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
TIGER TO FIGHT WILSON AT
SAN FRANCISCO CONVENTION
Report That Tnmmany Has Effected
combination to Flight Sumi-
nation OF Mchd doc,

~ 'hINt9SHi service
FRENCH LICK. IND. June ia
hGht against the Wilson admin.s;ra-
ton IN the Democratic convention at
San francisco. Will be led by the
Ne" YORK state delegation. Tam
many intends, TO direct lis first BLOW.
At the candidacy OF William c. Me
Adoo. the Presidents son-in- law.
governor Alfred j.. Smith. OF New
YORK VIII probably receive the sun
port OF the New York delegation in
the opening ballots.
An entente cOrd!2lc has been cs-
tablShcd between lnttana, Illinois
ana M Eastern State leaders. including
New York. Tammany has reached n
gentleman agreement" with George
brennan, successor To Roger sullivan
ana former Senator Thomas TaCgart.
VINO Is committed TO the candidacy OF
Wee PRESIDENT Marshall. vii! lend II IS
a!d. THIS group viii insist on main
tanning the two-th!rds rule for nom
nation OF party candidates. and viii
OPPOSE the Bryan prohibition pro
gram.
Ohio will stand solidly for t;oyerno,
James II. Cox. Indiana will back
N!cc-prcsidcnt Marshali despite his
hnnounccd intention OF retiring and
New, Jersey VIII back Governor Ed
The New York. Indiana and Yves,
Virginia leaders will leave for san
Francisco tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
COMMON COUNCIL ADOPTS
Sl.25 GAS RATE FOR CITY

about $i2OgC Sjo,nI.,.,. -.
Gil VINO oyr0s.d ~. 80. ia"
advocated lie si2, 49, a te "'In
This rate would cevc, ono,
fac;urc ana haudl,o., ana ",u
that the plan, .,a7,, ~. eT'.'oi'u'''
10 produce : rcy.u,a
against ttls ar.,,,,,
was statement cor,nr ,r,a, ~
Gas Departm Inn. So ~ ,.e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
HARDING's BID TO
G. o. p. FACTIONS
CONTINUED From First pugc)

NSOHtlHucu from flrSt PHSC.)
reputation by singing. II 1 ever
sang. l would never be elected Pres
ident."
The Republican nominee could not
predict, whero no would go for his
brief vacation before his return to
Marion. lie said that wherever he
went he expected to 500 Will lays,
who Will manage his campaign.
Poses for Movies Again.
n whole fleet OF photographers and
movie men bore down upon tho Sem
<ubmitted TO be posed and snapped
n, various attitudes.
IN ord"" to be- on hand at another
SSomderen with some party. leaders
noon golf game. md remained ut his
office. Robert Is. Armstrong. once
assistant Secretary OF the Treasury.
,ary and advisor to Senator Hard
THE policy OF the Senator Will be
advice of every RepnSi n plhi rnra ana
try or faction OF the party to which
he may, belong. Tho Senator desires
2ne.man President il elected.
Throughout the pre- election cam
n nut cb tmas POLLY VIII prevail. With
put SHonSt. Ills conferences have
all been OF that character, and viii
continue along that line"
Senator Harding was directly
asked IL he expected to see Hiram
Johnson lie replied:
hope TO see all my colleagues.
our relations. have always been cor
dial"
Considerable Significance in this
connection was attached TO a con
terence this afternoon between Sen
ator Harding and r. d Strassburger.
or Norristown. Pa. who was one OF
The managers Of Senator Hiram John
sons campaign. Harding was said
70 have been assured by MIR. Strass-
burScr that he believed "ali Repub-
Leans should take off their coats and
hustle for the Republican ticket
nominated in Chicago"
Decide How states Should Go.
senators Moses. OF New HAMPSHIRE,
and France. OF Maryland, called upon
the Senator In tho afternoon
Wo unanimously adopted n rrso-
luton that Ohio and New Hampshire
would go Republican this time" said
Senator Moses. after his visit
l.icutenant-Genc Nelson A.
Miles. retired. was another visitor.
lie called to congratulate Senator
Harding. John T.. Dwight. former
Congressman from New York State
and delegate to tho Chicago con-
Nention. saw tho Senator for few
minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
my Associated i'rcss. ]

WASHINGTON. Juno 1.-THE ten
day period afforded President Wilson
under ruling by Attorney
'almcr to approve or veto ten meas
.rcS enacted by Congress during the
closing days OF the recent session
expired tonight. without announce
i1ent from the White House as to
action taken.
white House officials said tonight
that the fate of the ten measures
together with the action on the wa
tcrpowcr bill the time limit on
which expired last Friday. might be
revealed in statement tomorrow.
chief among the measures on
which action had 10 be taken by mid
night tonight to prevent automatic
death, were the joint resolutions to
repeal all war laws with the exccp-
ton OF the Lever food control act
and the trading with the enemy act.
and 10 authorize appointment OF a
commission 10 confer with the Ca