Tramway workers reject return terms in Denver strike
Denver Tramway staff vote 771 to 26 against ending the strike and resuming old positions under company conditions. Union leader Allen H. t urged acceptance of a union board recommendation but General Manager Frederick W. Hild said the company will recruit new operators and keep cars running, deeming the decision a mistake.
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Morning Journal
Denver
Colto
Ing
Allen H T
Wood
Rederick W. Hild
Prisoner Dies After 45 Day Hunger Strike
Charles Wilson, inmate serving a lengthy sentence for a string of hold ups and attempted murders, died today in the county jail after a hunger strike of forty five days. He reportedly fed his cell door with a spoon key, attacked a night watchman, and was fatally shot in a pistol duel. He had been resentenced to twenty eight years and had just begun the hunger strike weeks ago.
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Ewiceottsville
Charles Wilson
Uson
Thiman
Relics and Relief Programs Highlight Tobacco Town Notice
Fragmented OCR shows a Hungarian notice about selling a family tombstone and secondhand goods. It mentions relief aid work in wartime Hungary with selection of applicants for 4 006 parcels and officials Bowden and David from American relief administration.
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Idapest
Hungary
Tittle
Beto
Eultenant Bowden and
David
American Relief Adminsion
Pensive clothing banned by Italians during boycott
In Florence and other Italian cities aristocratic young men join a summer protest against costly attire by donning a simple khaki suit with denim trousers and a shirt. The boycott features reduced jewelry, silver canes, and hats with sandals preferred over formal options.
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Florence
Weather Forecast for New England and Nearby Regions
Forecast for Thursday and Friday calls for cooler weather on Thursday with warmer conditions expected later in the day. East and central portions will feel the chill, while the western edge may see milder temperatures. University weather report notes 45 to 66 degrees yesterday and light to moderate winds across the region.
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Nyer
Isoha
North Carolina asks Tennessee to reject suffrage amendment
Sixty three of North Carolina's 120 house members sent a message to Tennessee urging no ratification of the federal woman suffrage amendment by North Carolina and asking that Tennessee not force it on the state. In Nashville Speaker Todd said Tennessee Senate and House would vote on ratification Friday.
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Tennessee
North Carolina
Raleigh
N. C
Nashville
Tenn
Riddick
House Committee On
Todd
Sénate
Fiso
Larrazolo to Deliver Statement on Timber Lands Sale
In Santa Fe on August 11 Governor Larrazolo signaled a forthcoming statement for tomorrow about the political matters dominating the state. Discussions with the forest bureau over selling timbered lands continued, with debate on selling matured timber while keeping land state property. The governor plans an interview with State Land Commissioner Field after his southern trip to decide on the sale timing and advisability.
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Santa Fe
Larrazelo
Capitol
Forest Bureau
Larrazolo
Field
Davis Wins Ohio Governor Nomination With Lead
With most precincts yet to report, former Cleveland mayor Harry L. Davis led Republican hopeful R. D. Cole for governor. Davis had 123,892 to Cole 107,852 across 5,085 precincts. In the Senate race, F. W. Willis led W. F. Brown. in the Democratic Senate race Julian led O Neil by 1,279 votes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Harry L. Davis
Cleveland
R. —D. Cole
Findlay
Davis
Cole
F. BR. Willis
W. F. Brown
Toledo
Willie
Brown
W. A. Julian
Cincinnati
A. F. O'Neil
Akron
Julian
Neil
Integrity in Pacific Coast League accusations surface
In Los Angeles a Vernon club scandal unfolds with W Baker Borton alleging twenty seven players from last year's Pacific Coast League conspired to fund a pool to aid Vernon in winning the pennant. Drafts totaling 7080 dollars from the Los Angeles Trust and Savings Bank are cited to support the claims.
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Morning Journal
Los Angeles
Calif
Pacific Coast Baseball League
W. Baker
Rabe) Borton
Vernon
Horton
A. D. Averill
Los Angeles Trust and Savings Bank
William A. Ramier
Salt Lake
Jean Dale
Borton
Los Angeles Evening Express
Vernon Club
Rumier
W. J. Mumier
Nebraska State Bank
Afitford
Neh
Dallas Club
Texas League
Dale
Mercantile Trust Company of
St. Louis
Opening Gun in Campaign Fired for Democrats in Chicago
Roosevelt urges Republicans and independents to join in supporting the Democratic ticket next fall. The appeal targets broader voter support as campaign momentum builds in the Windy City.
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Windy City
Roosevelt
700 Women Assigned Seats On The Stage
The American Nation plans to arrange 700 women in seats on stage as part of a public display. The display is noted for drawing anxious attention from observers across civilization. Organizers emphasize orderly seating and ceremonial significance.
Man of Two Wives Marries Sheriff’s Daughter in Albuquerque
William Everett, already married in La mar Colorado, wed Jenny Baca after Sheriff Elfego Baca warned they would be killed if not married. Everett faces seduction and bigamy charges in Socorro county with bonds set at 7060 dollars. Jenny corroborates Everett’s tale that Baca beat him and demanded the marriage to “protect their lives.”
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William Everett
Eifego Baca
Socorro County
Jenny
Everett
Jenny Haca
Elfego Baca
Lamar
Colo
Fyerett
Jenny Baca
Baca
Albuquérque
Seda Fountain
Becorre
Albuquerque
Cadena
W. ©. Heacock
George Curry
al Woods
San Antonis
Alex Cadena
Ortiz
Shoup Is Unanimously Named GOP Governor Candidate
Olive H. Shoup was unanimously designated by the Republican State Assembly as the candidate for governor at the September primaries. The convention’s secretary cast 937 votes for Shoup, who urged party unity and organization for victory in November. Governor Shoup praised US Senator Phipps and GOP congressmen and urged leadership to secure control of both Colorado houses. Samuel D. Nicholson led the US Senate race amid other designations for state offices and ballots.
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Republican Party
G. OO. P
Theodore Roosevelt
Old Guard
Democratic Party
J. Ham Lewis
James Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
America
Europe
Senate Sa
Harading
Coolidge
United States
Denver
Colo
Tiene
Olive H. Shoup
Republican State Assembly
Assembly
Shoup
Clarence C. Hamlin
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Phipps
Samuel Dpd
Nicholson
Leadvile
Karl
Harry FE
Mulinix
Dergner
J. J. Morehead
Boulder
Allie Thorson
Married man admits wrongdoing under threat
Leverett says he never was alone before marriage and admits having a Colorado wife under threat, stating he did wrong.
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Leverett
Colorado
Saye
Doors of Trust UU closed by state official
Boston August 11 Bank Commissioner Allen took charge of the Hanover Trust company amid unsafe practices. The bank, tied to Ponzi, was closed at 1:45 p m after reports of overdrawn accounts and a large Ponzi certificate of deposit. Ponzi resigned as director amid bankruptcy warnings.
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Boston
Allen
Hanover Trust Company
Charles Ponzi
William
McNary
Securities Exchange Company
Ponzi
Lucy Martelli
Trust Company
Montreal
Ailen
Charles Ponsi
Bianchi
Eugene la Flamme
Bertilian
Ponsi
Serossi & Co
Serossi
Mexico
Mexicans Ready to Rebuild Ties With United States
El Paso and Juarez Chamber of Commerce plan a conference to discuss resuming old business and social relations after Villa's defeat and a lull in banditry. Leading business leaders from both cities will attend to explore best means of rebuilding ties.
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Wim
el Paso
Tex
Villa
United States
Chamber of Commerce of
FE Paso
Juarez
Mexico
Navy Signs Contract for Its Oil Supply
Washington reports the Navy signed contracts that will provide about 90 percent of its oil supply and all gasoline needs on the Pacific coast for the next nine months. Since July 1917 the Navy had to commandeer fuel and oil, but bids and new contracts are expected to end that practice. Basic fuel oil price set at two dollars per barrel and gasoline at 21.5 cents per gallon. Bidders not disclosed.
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Washington
Pacific Coast
Navy Department
Department
Navy
Cox to Campaign in the West This September
Governor Cox will spend September on an intensive campaign in the western states. Senator Key Pittman of Nevada, Democratic western headquarters manager, said in an interview en route to meet Franklin D Roosevelt that Cox should win friends in the West. Pittman added his views on reclamation and western development align with Cox.
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Ogden
Utah
Cox
Key Pittman
Nevada
Democratic Western
Franklin Dpd
Roosevelt
White
Pittman
Poland to Seek U S Aid for War Material
Poland plans to request immediate military aid from the United States as it battles Soviet forces. Polish minister Prince Lubomirski says Warsaw will press for credits and to clarify the meaning of the U S note promising to employ all available means to maintain a free Poland. The note's release is seen as extending moral support and urging nonrecognition of the Soviet government.
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Y Morning Journal
Washington
Associated Press
Poland
United States
Prince Lubormirski
Italy
Legation
Polish Council of National Defense
Warsaw
State Department
Russia
America
Haly
Bolshevyiks
Italian Socialist Party
Rumeta
Moscow
Wes
Census Figures From Santa Rosa and Middleton Rise Sharply
Census figures show Santa Rosa California with 8 758 residents, up 941 or 12 percent, and Middleton Connecticut with 13 638 residents, up 1 787 or 15 1 percent.
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Washington
Santa Rosa
Calif
Middleton
Conn
Trout Taylor of Albuquerque An Enterprising Law Career
George Carroll Taylor born December 12 1887 near Norfolk Virginia known as Trout pursued law after early work with two lawyers and as a Methodist sky pilot met wife in June 1897 in Portsmouth Virginia aimed to outdo giants like Washington Lincoln Rockefeller and Napoleon with a sideline as a star football player his ambition included a plan to drain the Rio Grande valley and he enjoys chess and Rhode Island Red hens
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George Carroll Taylor
Norfolk
Methodist Church
Acheel
Portsmouth
Washington
Lincoln
Rockefeller
Alexander
Napoleon
Rio Grande Valley
Rhode
William
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