Reed denounces league of nations at San Francisco convention
Senator James A. Reed quotes a mass meeting denouncing the league as a treasonous covenant. He criticizes the Democratic National Convention for stifling debate and calls on voters to think for themselves and support independent action. He faults President Wilson's handling and praises open discussion among 110,000,000 Americans.
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Pecia
Kansas City
League of Nations
James A. Reed
San Franncisco
Reed
San Francisco
Robert Lansing
France
Lansing
Democratic National Convention
United States
Seator Borah
Borah
Weather forecast for New Mexico and Arizona
Denver forecast notes generally fair weather for New Mexico on Tuesday and Wednesday and fair conditions for Arizona on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
Local Weather Summary From Yesterday
Conditions for the last twenty four hours ending at 6 p m show a high temperature of 76 and humidity around 87 at 6 p m Clear skies with northwest winds and no precipitation recorded.
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Saas
Ireland Local Government Turns Against Central Authority
Dublin July 5 Local councils in 28 of 32 counties resist central government policies in the wake of county elections. Courts already award compensation to relatives of murdered police and to owners of burned police premises, charging local rates. Authorities refuse tax collections and may be deducted from imperial relief funds. many vow to recognize only Dail Eireann.
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Dail Eireann
Maddo Delivers First Public Speech in Huntington July 4
William Gibbs McAdoo spoke to about five hundred Huntington townspeople on Independence Day, praising vision and courage in liberty, referencing veterans from Civil War to World War I and Nathan Hale. He urged Americans to pursue progress, then attended as spectator and chatted with reporters at his Huntington home.
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Eta
Huntington
William Gibbs McAdoo
San Francisco
Flanders
Revolutionary Hall
McAdeoo
Ballot by Ballot Clinton Democratic Convention Clash
Report on the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco during its 37th to 42nd ballots. McAdoo Cox Palmer and Davis factions vie for delegates, with Tammany influence cited and nightlong voting, adjournment votes, and shifting loyalties noted.
Red Lancelot wins Edwards stake as 1920 Grand Circuit opens
The 1920 Grand Circuit harness season opened at North Island with seven races and a seven hour card. Red Lancelot driven by Charles Valentine took the first Edwards division, John Henry driven by Tommy Murphy won the second, with best times 2.03 and track record equal. Murphy fined $800 for a heat infraction.
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RY Morning Journal
Ceveland
Ohio
North Island
Edwards
Red Lancelot
Charles Valentine
Columbus
John Henry
Tommy Murphy
Poughkeepsie
Valentine
Symbol
Forest
Murphy
Moina Early
Rey Grattan
State police force for Germany outlined in Berlin plan
Berlin July 5 The establishment of a state detective police board is regarded as the beginning of a state police force for Germany. Criminal elements have been increasing rapidly nationwide, outpacing local authorities. Various government bodies created police departments of their own, causing confusion.
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Morning Journal
Berlin
Germany
Ruhr Freight Trains Looted in Ruhr Disturbances
Disturbances in the Ruhr district from March 20 to April 6 caused damages to the Central railways administration totaling 250,000,000 marks. Of this amount 18,000,000 was the value of merchandise looted from freight trains and thefts of machinery and tools. The remainder covered damage to tracks bridges and buildings.
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SBY Morning Journal
Berlin
Ruhr
Central Railways Administration
Airplane Crash Near Boyes Springs Kills Oakland Man
A plane piloted by Lt. L. Honn crashed near Boyes Springs, Bonema, killing Mack Kitchen of Oakland. Reynold Fross of Berkeley and Honn were seriously injured. cause unknown. Honn was a commercial aviator.
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Santa Fiasa
Calif
Mack Kitchen
Oakland
Reynold Fross
Berkeley
L. Honn
Honn
Boyes Springs
Bonema
Pennsylvania shopmen strike deferred at railroad
Philadelphia July 5 The strike of shopmen on the Pennsylvania system has been deferred indefinitely after talks between labor leaders government officials and W W Atterbury vice president of the Pennsylvania railroad. The decision to call off the walkout followed conferences among six local allied shop crafts and labor leaders with authorities.
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Hgorning Journal
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Fiarry J. Jeffrey
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ballot results show Democrats in Frisco across multiple days
A lengthy tally from Frisco lists candidates McAdoo Cox Palmer Davis Cummings Owen Glass Clark Underwood and others with varied percentages across twenty-three to forty-three day intervals. Figures include frequentMcAdoo leads and recurring Cox Palmer Davis scores with minor counts for several others.
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Cox
Palmer
Davis
Cummings
Owen
Clark
Glass
Cobb
Lardner
Underwood
Pershing
Dunes
Hines
Thirtieth
Daniels
Marshall
Colby
Kortieth
Porty-Pjrst
Casaetasen
Porty
Postal Clerk Lynched by Masked Mob in Mississippi
James Spencer, a black postal clerk, who stabbed Otto Parker on a New Orleans and Northeastern mail car, was seized by masked men outside Enterprise and hanged from a tree as officers transported him toward Quitman for trial.
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Morning Journal
Enterprise
Miss
James Spencer
Otto Parker
New Orleans
Quitman
Queen Mary Refuses War Price Dress in Bucharest
Queen Mary announced she would not pay profiteers prices for food and clothing in Romania. She returned a dress she bought for about 60 dollars, writing a protest that she would not accept inflated prices and declining the discounted offer.
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Bucharest
Mary
Train Wreck Kills Twelve in Katy Yard Collision
In MecAleter Oklahoma July 4 eight killed twelve seriously injured and ten with minor injuries when a Missouri Kansas Texas freight train struck the rear of a carnival company's special in the Ateka yards about thirty miles south of here that night.
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Morning Journal
Oklo
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Carnival Company
Sperial
Ateka Yards
Here
Harding Given Royal Welcome on Arrival in Ohio
Republican presidential candidate Harding speaks to thousands in Marion and across Ohio as he arrives at his Ohio home. The rally draws large crowds and signals strong support for the candidate in the state.
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Harding
Ohio
Marion
Harding welcomes home in Marion with intimate town talk
U S Senator Warren G Harding, the Republican presidential candidate, returns to Marion Ohio to a warm hometown reception. He and Marion civic leaders praise local support and reflect on shared efforts to boost the city while noting their county loyalty and the national campaign ahead.
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Marion
Ohio
United States
Warren G. Harding
D. R. Crissinger
Marion Civic Association
Chicago
Crissinger
Ben
Senator Harding
Marion County
Republic
Milton Goes At Top Speed And Wins Auto Race
Tommy Milton won the ninth annual speedway race in Tacoma by covering 225 miles in 2 hours 22 minutes 28 seconds at an average 95 mph the fastest on the local track. He took $18 668 first prize. Mulford was second with others including Hearn Klein Sakies Murphy Gaston Chevrolet and O’Tonnell following. Edalph De Palma failed to start his French car then switched to Eddie Miller’s American car but quit with engine trouble. Durant Thomas and Boyer also retired amid a crowd of about 40 000 with no accidents reported.
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Wash
Tommy Milton
Speedway
Mulford
Hearn
Kiein
Sakies
Murphy
Gaston Chevrolet
O'Tiennell
Chevrolet
Edalph de Palma
Eddie Miller
Durant
Thomas
Boyer
Nomination Unanimous for Cox at Democratic Convention
At San Francisco on July 6 James M. Cox was nominated for president after forty four ballots. The motion to nominate Cox by acclamation passed as delegates roared and bands crashed, ending the deadlock and prompting a noon adjournment to decide the vice presidential choice.
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Morning Journal
Age
San Francisco
James M. Cox
Ohio
United States
William G. McAdoo
Sam B. Amidon
Kansas
McAdoo
Democratic National Committee
Cox
Robinson
Amidon
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Montevideo papers greet anniversary of U S independence
Morning Journal special reports Montevideo papers mark the anniversary of United States independence and praise American aid to democracy in World War I. The papers publish enthusiastic editorials and note calls for closer US Uruguay trade relations.
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Morning Journal
Montevidio
United States
Uruguay
Mason Beats Mayberry in Duluth Flyweight Bout
Prankie Mason of Port Wayne Indiana outpoints Howard Mayberry of Duluth in ten rounds at Duluth Minnesota. Mason dominated every round after the first three, per local newspaper reports.
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Duluth
Minn
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