Harding Porches Hint At Empty Talk On Tariff Agenda
Senator Harding considers a September trip to St Paul and Minneapolis to address agricultural issues at the state fair and may make tariff policy a campaign feature. He met Minnesota Republicans and agri cultural leaders and suggested he will focus on American interests and protective tariffs. He also discussed Ohio primaries with Arthur L. Garford and C R Miller. He hinted at possible comments on the European situation.
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Iowa
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United States
Denver street car union officers refuse to resign
Denver officials report seven union leaders facing contempt sentences refuse to resign despite Judge Whitford warning their actions could impact penalties. The court set a Monday 2 pm continuance as union members seek to explain their stance while layoffs threaten seniority and pension rights for those not retroactively filing applications. A rock was thrown at a car amid the ongoing dispute with no injuries.
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Larrazolo barbs at mining interests in renomination bid
Governor Larrazolo claims mining interests cannot clear themselves by fighting him and says his gubernatorial bid is not for personal ambition but to secure public reforms. He accuses large mining firms of tax avoidance and opposes proposed tax law revisions while stressing the need for statewide support.
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Herald
United States
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Bernalillo
Larrazolo
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Larrazalo
United States Senate
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Bortiee
Miutake
All Europe Will Be Bolshevik in Year Says Trotsky
Warsaw reports Leon Trotzky, Bolshevik War Minister, declares at Vilna that Western powers officially recognize Soviet Russia and Bolshevik influence will spread. He predicts Bolshevism will dominate Europe within a year and names Min'ruzin and Kameneff tied to British mission outreach.
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Leon Trotzky
Warsaw
Associated Press
Bailystock
Vilna
Lithuania
Soviet Russia
Min ‘Ruzsin and
Kameneff
Great Britain
London
Hic
Ben'shevyiem
al Eureope
Bolehevik
Governor Seeks Renomination Amid Mining Tax Debate
The governor argues a serious public issue divides him from mining interests over mine tax laws and state revenue. He contends opposition is shaped by tax policy, not personal ambition, and emphasizes the people must decide in the forum of public opinion.
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Bight
Congress
Local Weather Forecast Brief
Frid ay locally scattered showers expected with partial warming. Saturday shows more sunshine and warmer conditions overall with isolated showers in eastern parts.
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Wona
Warner Youth
Batur
Local Weather Summary From The University Report
Partly cloudy conditions with a maximum wind velocity around 40 mph. Temperature readings and precipitation details are unclear due to damaged text, but the report notes university weather observations for yesterday.
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Etien
Caetey
Gay
Roosevelt Discusses Poland and League Pact
Milwaukee August 12 Franklin D Roosevelt asserted the United States joining the League of Nations would have saved Poland from Bolshevik pressure. He blamed US Senate opposition for delays and warned America could have prevented the Polish crisis by moral force if involved.
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United States
Poland
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League
United States Senate
Harte and Williams Triumph in Casino Lawn Doubles Semis
Boston stars Richard Harte and St Norris Williams defeated middle states champions W F Johnson and S W Pearson 7 6 2 4 in the Casino Lawn tennis tournament semi finals. Johnston and Griffin edged Oasis and Oberis in a four set thriller.
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Agen Wire
Newport
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St. Norris Williams
Boston
W. F. Johnson
W. Pearson
Middle States
William M. Johnston
J. Giriffin
Willie Oasis
Roland Oberis
Sugar market drops as dealers fear overstayed
New York reports declines in the sugar market as prices weaken. A major dealer cut fine granulated from 21 to about 17 cents per pound while raw sugar sold near 13.04 cents, ten cents below a three month high. Market players blame weak refined sugar demand and market unease.
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Quebec Chosen for Next ITU Convention 1921
The International Typographical Union selects Quebec as the site for its 1921 convention. A law amendment raises the monthly per capita tax for the printers home in Colorado Springs from 20 to 89 cents. The secretary treasurer reports 74,719 members with year ending May 31 earnings of £32,150,091, up 40 percent from last year and total assets of $1,966,905 as of July 31.
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Albany
International Typographical Union Today
Quebec
Colorado Springs
Celo
Deming Company Files Incorporation Papers
Special correspondence reports Kammeond-Howard Manufacturing of Deming filing articles of incorporation with the state corporation commission. The firm aims to build and equip factories and to produce an electric razor and other electric fixtures with capital stock of 50 000 dollars.
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Santa Fe
State Corporation Commission
Kammeond-Howard Manufacturing Company of Deming
Highway Commission Schedules Special Session in Santa Fe
The state highway commission will meet in Santa Fe in special session on August 18 to consider pressing matters before it.
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Santa Fe
State Highway Commission
Battle Near Pultusk as Bolshevik Attack Rages
Polish forces hold the line near Pultusk about thirty eight miles north of Warsaw as Bolshevik troops push to drive Poles from the town at any price. A women’s battalion marches through Warsaw to defend the capital, carrying rifles and ammunition amid ongoing front line duties and prior casualties at Vilna.
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Pultusk
Holsheviki
Sereth
Vilna
Public row over Herald statements and political pressure
A letter alleges the Herald used fraud to suppress opposition and links John M. Sully and Chino Copper to stock on the Central Printing. It calls for a Bernalillo county suit to clarify connections and accuses the Herald of political manipulation while endorsing Governor Larrazolo for reform goals.
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Jobn M. Sully
Chino Copper Company
Central Printing Company
Jobn M. Sally
Distriet
Kurkhart
Bernalillo County
Sully
Mr. Sully
Americans Praised for Marksmanship and Service
Governor Cox praised American marksmanship at the national rifle contests Camp Perry August event. He urged peaceful arbitration over war while noting the national guard's sacrifices and calling for prompt recognition of ex servicemen. He cited costs of war and urged government aid to veterans.
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America
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Columbus
United States
Covernor Vox
Poland Fate in Balance as Poland looks to U S arms
The Warsaw situation remains critical as Russian thrusts threaten Polish defenses around Pul tusk. Polish staff rush reserves while Poles fight with limited equipment and ammo. Washington weighs allowing Polish imports of war materials and enlistment from the United States to bolster Poland's army.
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Poland
War Department
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Wrangel
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Patterson Interview Highlights Paterson Labor Advocate
An Albuquerque feature quotes William Stanford Patterson born February 25, 1831 in Buffalo county Nebraska. He describes his labor advocacy, aims to subsidize cooperative ventures, and his ideal career as a minister or teacher. He meets his wife in Los Angeles in 1897 and pursues Socratic citizenship discussions as a hobby.
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Nebraska
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Hurmantt
Albuquerque
T. B. Crabb
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