Labor men endorse four reforms urged in platform
Organized labor delegates meet to adopt a non partisan program for state lawmakers. They back tax reform on mining properties ad valorem, statewide primary, non partisan school land management, and a stronger state budget system. The group plans questionnaires for candidates and endorses E B Swope for county treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organized Labor
Labor Temple
Morning Journal
Bernalillo County
William Cote
State Federation
Berna- Hilie
Ohio
Secretary of Labor
Coleteors
F. B. Swope
E. B. Swope
Cote
Soviet Plans to Ally With Germany Against France
Dispatch from Poland reports Soviet officials outlining a joint war plan with Germany to conquer Poland and gain control of England and eventually America. Mentions possible plebiscite and shifting authority as the war prospect looms, with villagers in East Prussia described amid ruins and hardship.
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Olno
Poland
Diettowend
East Prussia
Associated Press
Sia
Germany
Nce
England
America
Hevik
Associat- Press
Berlin
Ers
Aganda
Flermans
Info
Dar
Danzig
Loneres
Merecan
Sceharnewski
Ccommuisis
Ixnor
Schareweskt
Commissary & Pro
Unsettled Weather Outlook With Increasing Chance of Snow
Local forecast for Monday through Tuesday shows unsettled conditions with a chance of light precipitation. Temperatures rise modestly Monday with warmer trends later, and winds shift as the system moves through.
Cantu Agrees to Turn Office to Salazar in Baja California
In Mexicali Esteban Cantu the Baja California governor to surrender his office to Louis M. Salazar recently named by President Huerta Salazar negotiates a safe conduct for Cantu who will remain a colonel and keep his troops in service as part of the accord.
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Mexiccity
Esteban Cantu
Lower
California
Louis M. Salazar
de la Huerta
Universal
Salazar
Cantu
Tennessee House Debates Ratification of Suffrage Amendment
Tennessee lawmakers wrestle with the ratification of the suffrage amendment as Speaker Seth Walker and Miss Sue White weigh rejection versus ratification. A committee review and anticipated reports set the stage for a roll call and possible motions adopting both majority and minority recommendations.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee House
Seth Walker
Sue White
Tennessee
National Woman's Party
Walker
North Carolina Anti-Suffragists Seek Tennessee Alliance
North Carolina anti-suffragists dispatched emissary Representative W. W. Neal to Tennessee legislators to offer moral support and promise that ratification of suffrage could be defeated in North Carolina if it succeeds in Tennessee. The Tennessee session continued through tonight.
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Raleigh, N
Aus
North Carolina
Tennessee
W. W. Neal
Three Cornerery Rage 15 on in Major Leagues
A midsummer baseball roundup reports Brooklyn reclaiming the National lead as Cincinnati slips. Chicago's surge moves them to second. Cleveland uses Clark to blank St. Louis. New York loses to Washington and splits with Boston. Pittsburgh slides after a New York setback as Washington stacks eight straight losses.
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New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Tri Superatas
Philadelphia
Reds
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Clark
St. Louis
Detrot
Yankees
Washington
Cincinnati Nationals
Poston
Adams
Pittsburgh
Toney
Pirates
Cardinals
Chicago Americans
Detroit
Soula
Polish Forces Pierces Linds of Bolcheniki East of Cholm
Poles shattered the foe's defense and pursued Reds to the right bank of the Bug River. They captured towns as the advance continued, consolidating positional gains along the eastern front.
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Bolcheniki
Cholm
Bug River
War Headlines: Polish Forces Repulse Attack East of Chelm
An Allied report notes Polish troops broke through enemy lines east of Chelm, reached Ignatow, pursued Bolsheviks to the Bug, and occupied Dorohusk and Swiezelubieszow. Polish cavalry and infantry clash near Radziszow and Chatojow while a retreat to the Bug is ordered and Brody evacuated. Northern wing attacks along the Stripa were repulsed.
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Sy Morning Journal
Spectal Leal
Warsaw
Associated Press
Chelm
Lublin
Ignatow
Bug
Dorouhusk
Swiezeliubieszew
Radzizchow
Chatojow
Styr
Brody
Stripa
Bolsheviki Attack on Warsaw Repulsed Near Radzymin
August 15 report by the Associated Press says Bolsheviki opened their first assault on Warsaw defenses after light artillery prep near Radzymin. Polish forces repelled the attack, killing many near the wire and taking prisoners.
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Wasaw
Associated Press
Warsaw
Radzymin
Warsaw Holds as Battle Rages Near City
Yaris Aug 15 Warsaw was still holding out as heavy fighting pressed the city and Reds advanced within ten miles. Military observers doubt any counteroffensive is possible unless Poles can maneuver on the Red column's right flank with northward forces.
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Yaris
Warsaw
Dempsey to Fight Five Times This Fall
Jack Dempsey said he will take part in five bouts between September 6 and December 31. He planned to train in Benton Harbor with manager Jack Kearns for a Labor Day bout with Billy Miske. The tentative schedule includes three fights in New York and one in Boston.
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Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Benton Harbor
Mich
Labor Day
Billy Miske
St. Paul
Dempsey
New York
Boston
Disordered Ireland Sees Fatal Airplane Battle and Shootings
A weekend of unrest in Ireland includes a fight over a military airplane left to carry dispatches from Fermoy. Official reports say one soldier and four attackers died, three attackers wounded after a three hour gun battle near Killarney Tralee. Londonderry also saw gunfire and attacks on pedestrians with police intervention.
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Belfast
Associated Press
Fermoy
Killarney
Tralee
Londonderry
Perfect record by woman shooter at Camp Perry
Morning Journal Special at Jas ime Camp Perry August 15 reports Mary Crossman wife of Capt E C Crossman Washington D C scored a perfect ten bulls eyes on the 1000 yard range in the adjutant general's cup match breaking a long standing mark for women. Her score occurred in the same match in which John W Hessian of the New York A C set a world record of forty two consecutive bullseyes and took first place.
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Camp Perry
National Riifle Association
Mary Crossman
E. C. Crossman
Washington, D. C
John W. Hessian
New York A. C
Journal
Washington
Associated Press
Denekine
Wrangel
France
Moscow
Russia
Admiral Kolchak
Novorossisk
MacKinder
England
Crimea
Floods Drown 400 on Saghalen Island In Tokio Dispatch
A Tokio dispatch reports 400 persons drowned on Saghalen Island due to floods. Earlier reports state floods destroyed crops 260 houses and killed 37 people.
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Saghalen Island
Tokio
Old Albuquerque Man Found Dead In Quiet Room
William Koenig a 50 year old Albuquerque resident died alone in 309 1 2 West Tijeras avenue. His body was found by a neighborhood girl and buried without an inquest. He had been ill for months and was cared for by charities and a hired helper before his death.
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William Koenig
Albuquerane
West Tijeras Avenue
Koenig
W. W. McClellan
Waters
Garcia
Albuquerque
Banta Fe
Bergman
Clayton
Rabbi Bergman
Abbi Bergman
Polish Bolshevik Peace Talks Reported Delayed
London reports no new details from Minsk on the Polish Bolshevik peace meeting. Central News says several journalists accompanying the Poles were denied crossing the Russian lines.
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London
Aprii
Minsk
Central
Harding to Address Ohio Legislature Delegation This Week
Senator Harding plans a Thursday address to a delegation of current and former Ohio legislators. The speech aims to impact the presidential race and may mark his first reply to his Democratic opponent. He will also speak at a Marion lumberman's picnic and meet with the Society of American Medians. Will Hays to receive the nomination Tuesday for a party conference.
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Marion
Harding
Ohio
Marion Park
Society of American Medians
Will H. Hays
Wrangel letter blames Denikin for volunteer army collapse
The Wrangel letter argues Denikin failed to heed warnings, leading to the Voluntary Army’s defeat near Moscow. It recounts delays, factional strife, and misjudgments, noting Wrangel’s dispatch to Crimea after resigning and criticizing leadership and morale failures.
Lord Mayor and Ten Men Refuse Food in Hunger Strike
Cork reports Terence MacSweeney lord mayor and ten men arrested with him refuse all food since their detention in a military barracks. Dublin says Cork lord mayor and other corporation members will face trial on sedition charges, per a statement.
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Cork
Terence MacBweeney
Dublin
Lord Marer
Terence MacEweeney
Government expenditures to rise sharply in September
Treasury officials estimate September outlays will reach about 900 million dollars with roughly two thirds paid to railroads under loss guarantees. The Interstate Commerce Commission projects total guarantees around 500 to 400 million dollars. A large draw on the 200 million revolving fund for new equipment is also expected.
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Washington
Treasury
Interstate Commerce Commission
Transportation Act
Cox motor trip amid arrest attempt shocks Ohio trip
Gov Cox on a return from Wheeling faces an attempted arrest on speeding charges as motorcycle officers stop four cars. Cox identifies himself and orders the convoy to proceed. An accident injures no one, and Senator Owen arrives to discuss support amid claims of plans to impair the federal reserve act.
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Morning Journal
Columbus
Cox
Wheeling
W. Va
Roy E. Leyton
Ohio
Jacksontown
Columis
South Bend
Ind
Canton
Senator Owen
Oklahoma
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Conductor Beat Over Trolley Fare Dispute
Frank Mantilla a 26 year old street car conductor on the Twenty eighth avenue line was beaten after refusing an extra cent fare. A passenger offered five cents at Forty fourth and Grove and a fight followed leaving Mantilla with internal injuries and hospitalization feared fatal.
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Denver
Colo
Ane
Mantilla
Twenty-eighth Avenue
Forty-fourth
Grove Street
Two Governors Serve in Vera Cruz State
Mexico City August 15 Two governors are working in Vera Cruz state as advices to Fl Universal report Antonio Nava once deposed by Provisional President de la Huerta still performs duties at Jalapa and Gabriel Garzen Cossa named to replace Nava also functions as governor in Vera Cruz.
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LOY Morning Journal
Mexico City
Vera Cruz State
Antonio Nava
de la Huerta
Jalapa
Gabriel Garzen Cossa
Nava
William Wallace McCclellan on justice and service in Albuquerque
An interview profile presents William Wallace McCclellan, born Mount Vernon NY, practicing printer and editor, advocating laws grounded in God rather than partisan measures. He would rather be a banker later, aims to fund parks and aid for poor children, with politics noted as his hobby.
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William Wallace McCclellan
Little Mae
Mount Vernon
New York
Anib
Louis A, McRae
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