Convicted of Plot to Overthrow U S Government in Chicago
Wil h Bross Lloyd, prominent socialist, and 19 others were found guilty by a jury of conspiring to overthrow the United States government. Sentences ranged from one to five years in prison with fines, reflecting a broad crackdown under a new Illinois criminal syndicalism law.
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United States
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Illinois
Cox Receives Broad Support for League of Nations
Dayton Ohio August 2 Governor Cox reports letters from Republicans and Democrats urging a strong League stance. He notes many Democrats and independents express dissatisfaction with party divisions and vows non involvement in Democratic primaries. Cox and J S McMahon inspect Montgomery fair grounds and plan extra seating and sound for his Saturday address. He will be introduced by McMahon with invocation by Rev William A Hale and benediction by Rev Martin Neville.
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Rail passenger fares and freight rates to rise in August
A P Thom outlines increases set to begin August 20 for passenger fares and August 25 for freight, plus Pullman, excess baggage and milk charges. Rates will be phased via blanket schedules and tariffs. local officials will apply a 20 percent uplift until full rates take effect.
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Washington
Associated Press
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Association of Railway Executives
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Railroad Administration
Weather outlook for Poredcast and nearby areas
Weather forecast for Poredcast details unsettled pattern with local showers in southeast portion on Tuesday and in the north and east areas later. Wednesday turns partly cloudy. temperature rise indicated with warmer conditions.
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Nver
Colo
Verizona
Local Weather Summary for Twenty-Fourth Day
Twenty four editions closed at 6 pm yesterday with temperature details not fully legible. The report notes wind velocity and a partly cloudy condition for the day.
Immigrant Racer Wins U S Citizenship In Court
Ralph d Palma, Italian born automobile racer, was admitted to United States citizenship today in a stockton federal court. A compact cart carrying a 2 year old child rolled off a sidewalk in Racine. the paralyzed infant remained unharmed as a passing interurban car stopped the cart after it dragged three blocks. Senator Warren G. Harding is set to address the Iowa State Fair on August 20, farm bureau day. The Turkish peace treaty signing is fixed for next Thursday at 4 p.m. in Paris.
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New York
Ralph d Palma
Italy
United States
Stockion Federal
Racine
Wis
Des Moines
Warren G. Harding
Farm Bureau
Paris
Sugar Men Arraigned in Utah Sugar Case
Eight directors of the Utah Idaho Sugar company facing an amended profiteering charge were arraigned in East Lake City Utah. They were granted bonds of 10000 and scheduled for preliminary hearings next Monday.
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East Lake City
Utah
Utah Idaho Sugar Company
Smuggling Route Revealed For Japanese Into U S
Tacoma August 2 Congressman Albert Johnson outlines a proposed underground system for Japanese entry into the United States. The route starts Yokohama and Honolulu, then across to Guaymas Mexico and into California. Smuggled workers then establish credit, enter rural areas, and hide five years before appearing as lawful residents.
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Wash
Averemn
Pacific
United States
Albert Johnson
House
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Honolulu
Guaymas
Gulf of California
California
Oregon
Washington
Boston’s John Wilson Knocks Out Steve Choynski in Fifth
In Buffalo on August 2 John ny Wilson the middleweight champion from Boston defeated Steve Choynski of Milwaukee by knockout in the fifth round of a ten round bout.
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Buffalo
Johnny Wilson
Boston
Steve Choynski
Milwaukee
New York’s Joe Lynch Beats Ledoux in Bantam Bout
In Jersey City on August 2 Joe Lynch outpointed Charlie Ledoux in twelve rounds. Lynch dominated most rounds and scored a knockdown in the final round, though Ledoux rose quickly to continue.
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Jersey City
Joe Lynch
New York
Charlie Ledoux
Lynch
Ledoux
Prenchman
Federal grand jury called in Salt Lake City
A special federal grand jury was convened in Salt Lake City to convene August 11 to investigate complaints of profiteering, announced by United States Attorney Evans. The panel will focus on cases of suspected profiteering in the area.
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Salt Lake cCity
Utah
United States
Evans
Gold bullion arrives in New York from Rothschilds
A bullion shipment of 265 bars valued at 2.3 million dollars arrived in New York today aboard the steamship Philadelphia. The gold, shipped by N M Rothschild Co to Kuhn, Loeb Co is destined for processing or sale.
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New York
Philadelphia
N. M. Rothschild & Co
Kuhn, Lawh & Co
Bandits Steal Safe From Magnolia Petroleum in Port Worth
Port Worth police search for bandits who stole a safe from the Mangnolia Petroleum company last night. The safe reportedly contained a large sum of money.
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Port Worth
Penal
Poatice
Mangnolia Petroleum Company
Flour price drop at Minneapolis mills
Flour fell another 59 cents a barrel at principal mills in Minneapolis. Family patent flour in 98 pound sacks sold carload lots from 12.35 to 12.75, following a 40 cent decline last Saturday and compared with 14.54 to 14.75 per barrel on July 24.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Denver Defeats Fifteenth Cavalry In Polo Opener
Cheyenne Wyoming August opening day of Portus sell six day polo tournament. Denver team defeats Fifteenth Cavalry team by a wide margin with a 9 to 5 score.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Portussell
Denver
Fifteenth Cavalry
Robbers Steal Cash in Kansas City Bank Heist
Four masked men in a car robbed a bank messenger on Troott Avenue in Kansas City. They escaped with a grip containing 2900 in cash and checks totaling between 40 000 and 50 600 dollars.
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Kansas City
Troott Avenue Bank
Murphy and Tamany Hall Aides Granted Grand Jury Minutes
New York August 2 permission to inspect the minutes of the extraordinary grand jury which indicted them for conspiracy to defraud the government on income tax returns in connection with the elucose case was granted today to Charles P B Murphy and Tamany Hall chieftain and others.
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New York
Charles PB
Murphy
Tamumany Hall Chieftain
Ruth homers for 38th season tally in Chicago game
Babe Ruth belted his thirty eighth homer of the season in the fourth inning of the New York Chicago American league tilt played today.
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Chicago
Babe Ruth
Canadian Pacific Passenger Robbed by Men Who Escape
Canadian Pacific railway passenger train No. 63 was held up at Sentinel on the Crows Nest line near the British Columbia boundary. Three men believed to be foreigners robbed passengers and crew and then escaped.
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Calgary
Alberta
Canadian Pacific Railway
Bentinel
Crows Nest
British Columbia
Mystery Surrounds Loftis Death Quizzed Ruth Woods
Ruth Woods, detained since Friday night, was questioned as a witness in the Loftis death inquiry. She had been a guest at Samuel Ty A Loftis’s apartment during a reported wild drunken party that ended with Loftis’s fatal cerebral hemorrhage.
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Chicago
Ruth Woods
Samuel Ty
Voters choose candidates in Missouri today
Missouri voters will select nominees for federal and state offices with prohibition and the league of nations shaping Democratic senatorial and gubernatorial contests. In GOP races, three Republicans and six Democrats seek the Senate nomination while two Republicans and four Democrats run for governor.
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CY Morning Clanal
Jefferson City
Missouri
League of Nations
Jacob L. Babler
W. L. Cole
Prohibition
League
Henry 8. Priest
Charles M. Hay
St. Louis
George H. Scruton
Sedalia Democrat
Breckinridge Long
Versailles
Dwight F. Davis
Selden P. Spencer
Congress
Army short by 95,000 men in reorganization act
Washington August 2 The regular army remains about 95 000 men short of the 297 000 maximum set by the army reorganization bill which took effect in July leaving the forcewell below full authorized strength by morning.
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U. S. Army
Washington
Hon. Thos Hughes Candidate Open Candidacy Discussed
A newspaper critique notes Hon Thomas Hughes as governor candidate and argues about his openness and associations with labor and business interests. The piece quotes support hesitations and mentions Santa Fe and El Paso as his likely locations and involvement with copper mine interests.
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City Commission
Santa Pe
Il Paso
Hurley Teil
Mr. Hughes
Old Dog Tray
Rumania Demands Soviet Withdrawal or Mobilization
Rumania has issued an ultimatum to Soviet Russia giving three days to pull troops from Romanian territory and warning of general mobilization if not met. The dispute centers on Bessarabia and Soviet advances near Odessa, amid broader postwar tensions and unresolved borders.
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Vienna
Associated Press
Rumania
Russia
Belgrade
Bessarabia
Moldavia
Odessa
London
Podolia
Russian Tots Reach San Francisco En Route Home
The steamer Yomeri Maru chartered by the American Red Cross arrived in San Francisco from Vladivostok with 760 Russian children bound for homes near Petrograd. The voyage began July 13 and the Red Cross will entertain the children during a three day stay.
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Morning Journal
San Francisco
Calif
Aus
American Red Cross
Vladivostov
Petrograd
Russia
Vladivostok
Red Cross
Americans win second shoot off in six hundred metre team event
A re-check of yesterday's six hundred metre team shoot-off shows the United States tied with South Africa for second place. The second shoot-off today finished with the Americans winning 284 to 274, claiming the joint runner-up spot.
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Gennes Jouenal
Aseo Chee! Reverive
Associated Press
United States
South Africa
Fire Insurance Rates Reduced by Colorado Order
Fire insurance companies in Colorado were ordered to cut rates effective September 1 under the state insurance commissioner Claude W. Fairchild with Governor Shoup’s approval. The reduction is estimated to save at least 325000 annually, following a prior cut of 380006 last year under the new rate fixing power.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Shoup
Claude W. Fairchild
Fairchild
General Assembly
Roosevelt to Open Campaign Tour in Chicago August 11
Franklin D. Roosevelt the vice presidential nominee will begin his first campaign tour in Chicago August 11 two days after Hyde Park notification ceremonies. From Chicago he proceeds to San Francisco with stops in several cities en route. He plans a three week absence returning around September 1 and the full itinerary will be announced tomorrow.
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Morning Journal
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chicago
Hyde Park
N. Y
San Francisco
Georgia's 1920 population rises to 2,893,601
The 1920 Georgia population, excluding one enumeration district, is 2,893,601, up from 2,609,121 in 1910. Growth over the decade was 16.9 percent, the state’s smallest since the first decennial count. Woodriver in Madison County grew to 3,476, a 4,038.1 percent increase, the nation’s highest so far, aided by annexations.
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Oy Morning Journal
Washington
Georgia
Woodriver
Madison County
United States
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