Bonillas predicts upheaval in Mexico after revolution
Washington reports former Mexican ambassador Ignacio Bonillas warned that irreconcilable factions within the Obregon regime will likely trigger renewed conflict soon. He cited multiple uprisings, the elimination of Gen Pablo Gonzales, and a public desire for civilian government under military restraint. He said Obregon, though strong, cannot sustain protracted reconstruction.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Mexico
Ignacio Bonillas
United States
Obregon
Pablo Gonzales
Obregonistas
Ouster and Fine Sought Against Kansas Wholesale Grocers
In Topeka Kansas the attorney general filed anti trust proceedings against thirty eight wholesale grocers seeking state ouster fines and records preservation. The Kansas Supreme Court ordered a restraint on removing records or correspondence. Charges allege a Missouri Kansas Wholesale Grocers association price fixing and no sale below set levels.
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Topeka
Kans
July &K
Kansas Supreme Court
Richard J. Hopkins
Kansas
Supreme Court
Hopkins
Missouri-Kansas Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Poland Appeals for American Aviators
The American Flying club received an appeal for twelve American aviators to join the Koeciusko Squadron for Poland. Volunteers must cover transport to Poland and accept Polish pay of 2,000 marks. scout pilots are preferred and ranks of lieutenants will be offered.
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Morning Journal
Weather outlook for Denver and Southwest states
Denver and New Mexico will see unsettled conditions Friday and Saturday with possible showers in the eastern portion. Arizona through Friday and Saturday will be cooler Friday with a pair of unsettled days overall.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Local Weather Report From University Observatory
Weather summary for the 24 hours ending 6 p m yesterday shows a high of 61 degrees, a mean around 0, and humidity rising from 30 at 6 am to 35 at 6 pm. Precipitation none and maximum wind velocity 28 mph from the east, with miscellaneous notes on air conditions.
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Vndsar Fornetsetee
Millionaire Crew Brings Liner From Copenhagen to U S
The so called millionaire crew of Denmark’s oldest families sailed the Frederick VII back to Copenhagen after two weeks in New York Harbor. They had come aboard to support the Copenhagen harbor strike and then returned to their jobs aboard the liner. Several members even toured San Francisco during their shore leave.
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New York
Hoboken
Stokehole
Forecastle
Copenhagen
Denmark
America
San Francisco
Carpentier Dempsey bout unlikely before next year
Georges Carpentier and Jack Dempsey’s championship fight appears unlikely before 1925. Dempsey manager Jack Kearns and Francois Descamps discussed possible terms, but a contract with promoter Charles Cochran in London restricts Carpentier. Carpentier plans brief US return before sailing home, then resuming with Battling Levinsky on October 10.
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Ning Journal
Pectal
Whey
New York
Georges Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Francois Descamps
Kearns
Carpentier
William A. Brady
Charles Cochran
London
Joe Beckett
Cochran
Descamps
Paris
England
France
Europe
United States
Box
Levinsky
Blancett's Execution Set After Reprieve Denied
Blancett to be hanged at sunrise in Santa Fe jail for the murder of Clyde Armour of Sioux City Ia. Governor Larrazolo refused a 90 day reprieve sought by his attorney to allow further investigation. The condemned man’s funeral expenses will be paid by fellow prisoners. His mother Mia. Baker of Friday Harbor Washington has visited daily and will stay in the city for the execution and funeral. On the eve of execution the prisoner showed no emotion.
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Morning Journal
Santa Fe
Elbert W. Blancett
Larrazolo
Blancett
Banta Fe
Clyde Armour
Sioux City
Mia. Baker
Friday Harbor
Walsh
Elks plan rapid membership drive after convention
The Elks closed their annual convention sessions, installed new officers, and voted to launch an immediate membership campaign to rise from 700000 to 1600000. William M Abbott of San Francisco becomes grand exalted ruler, succeeding Frank L Rain. Milwaukee edged Chicago 16 to 15 for the order’s baseball title, while Detroit band won first prize in a contest with nearly 100 groups. Milwaukee finished second and Atlanta third.
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OPEC
Chicago
the Elks
William M. Abbott
San Francisco
Frank L. Rain
Milwaukee
Order
Detroit Lodge
Secon
Atlanta
McQuerg Promises Aid To Republicans In 1920 Campaign
Walter F Brown of Toledo, a leading Ohio progressive, pledges united support from Roosevelt era figures for Harding Coolidge in 1920. Brown recalls a private New York dinner endorsing the ticket and outlines progressive plans while Harding concentrates on preparing his acceptance speech in Marion.
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Morning Journal
Leaguo Wine
Marion
Ohio
Harding
Walter F.brown
Toledo
Brown
Ohio State Progressive Committee
Willis
Senator Harding
Roosevelt
Governoer Coolidge
New York
Harding- Coolidge
Wil H. Hays
Republican National Committee
T. Coleman du Pont
Delaware
du Pont
Hays
Cummins
Iowa
Silk Importing and Manufacturing Co in Receivers' Hands
The Klots Throwing company, a silk importing and manufacturing concern with fifteen plants in New England and the mid Atlantic states and offices in Japan and China, was placed in trusteeship. Assets were reported at $11,000,000 against liabilities of $5,000,000, with liquid capital lacking to meet immediate demands. Trustees named are Charles Cheney, William Skinner, and A. P. Williams of New York.
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Morning Journal
Efecian
New York
Klots Throwing Company
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Japan
China
Charles Cheney
William Skinner
A. P. Williams
Vermont Assembly Not to Be Called in Special Session
Governor Clement returns to Rutland after Washington talks with Senator Harding on a possible Vermont legislature special session to ratify the woman suffrage amendment. He remains undecided and says the Washington matter received too much publicity.
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Vermont Assembly
Morning Journal
Rutland
Clement
Washington
Benator Harding
Vermont
Train wreck near Linn claims fireman life
A Colorado and Southern freight train plunged into a washout a mile south of Linn at 8:15 p m killing fireman Holt of Trinidad and seriously injuring engineer Street, also of Trinidad. A messenger was trapped in the wreckage as rescuers worked to free him.
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Morning Journal
Setback for third party plan as La Follette looms
Chicago July 8 Liberal and radical groups fail to unite as single tax members threaten to nominate their own ticket if La Follette is chosen. Committee of 48 and single tax convene, labor party meets Sunday, with fraternal delegates invited from several groups. Mayor Thompson’s Republicans drop third party hopes in Illinois.
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Chicago
United Third
Robert M. la Follette
la Follette
Amos Pinchot
George L. Record
Committee of 48
Madison
Wis
National Non-Partisan League
Triple Alliance of the Northwest
National People's League of Minnesota
World War Veterans
National Public Ownership League
J. C. Nels
Pennsylvania
America
William Hale Thompson
Linois
Bronx rent angel sentenced to prison for tenant fraud
Alice J. Cavenaughly once of the mayor's committee on rent profiteering and known as the rent angel of the Bronx was sentenced to ten years in Auburn state prison. She was convicted of first degree grand larceny after a short jury deliberation for defrauding tenants entrusted to her care.
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Ley Morning Journal
Specal
New York
Alice J. Cavenaugly
Mayor's Committee
Bronx
Auburn State
Nominated Candidates in State Primaries and Senator
Independent Republican candidates for congress and a non partisan league candidate for governor were named in state primaries. The non partisan league candidate for United States senator led by near complete returns on the face of the tally. The report covers party nominees across multiple states with other assorted notes.
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Pargo
ND. Daly
Congress
Volunteers Eager to Join Polish Colors in Warsaw
Owing to the county's critical condition volunteers rush to active service across Warsaw. Teachers students and civil servants enlist while universities close. Women recruits march under female officers with parasols and packages ready for rifles. Socialists urge peace but defend the nation, demanding just terms and new peace proposals.
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NAL BrEcing K — wHmey
Warsaw
Associated Press
Socialist Party Central Committee
Polani
Interchurch World Movement to Continue on Modified Scale
The GeneraI Committee of the Interchurch World Movement met in New York to decide the organization's future. It voted to continue on a greatly modified scale and authorized a fifteen member committee to confer with denominational representatives and draft a reorganization plan. Bishop Thomas Nicholson of Chicago warned that reactionary tendencies seen in two national political conventions could appear in churches if the movement ends.
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Morning Journal
New York
Genera Committee
Interchurch World Movement
Thomas Nicholson
Chicago
Germans Face Ruhr Threat as Peace Talks Reach Key Point
The July 8 report notes Germany must decide by noon tomorrow whether to accept the Franco Prusse disarmament plan. Allies threaten to occupy the Ruhr if Germany fails to comply, with cabinet meetings in Berlin ongoing and private talks between Lloyd George, Millerand, and German representatives. The conditions require disarmament steps and surrender of weapons, or Allied occupation persists until terms are met.
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Morning Journal
Spa
Associated Press
Ruhr
Germany
Bertin
Berlin
Fehrenbach
Reichstag
Herr Fehrenbach
Boa
Lloyd George
Millerand
Simons
United States to Attend Brussels Financial Congress
The United States will be represented unofficially at the Brussels financial congress under the League of Nations on July 25. Three observers will be sent to study proceedings and reports. The conference will cover external debts taxation currency and international loans with recovery topics but no war debt cancellations. England will send three officials.
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OY Morning Journal
Washington
United States
Brussells Financial Congress
League of Nations
Houston
Nome
England
Ucial
Ecogg
Governor Cox Camps On Farm For Luncheon Visit
Governor James M. Cox, the Democratic nominee, spent the afternoon at his boyhood farm near Dayton while reporters followed. He invited them to share lunch but dispatched a man to Middleton for more supplies. Cox answered questions about his early life and farming, and a “piture club” was formed with Cox as member and Miss Marjorie Wilson elected president. He hinted at possible talks with President Wilson and discussed his stance on Prohibition issues amid a national conference setup.
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Jourey
Dayton
James M. Cox
Middleton
Peture Club
Marjorie Wilson
Cleveland
Cox
Hobson
Richmond
Alabama
Harding
America
Supreme Court
Congress
Anti-Saloon League
Volrtead Det
Democracy
Washington
Wilson
Tumulty
Franklin D. Roose
San Frascio
Estate of Ripley valued at 720000 by Morning Journal Spectal Leaser Wing
The estate of Edward Payson Ripley former president of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railway is valued at 720000 in a probate court inventory filed today Personal property totals 600000 with the remainder in real estate in California and other states A Morning Journal doppleganger note references a Spectal Leaser Wing Chicago July period the spelling appears garbled but the key fact is the 720000 valuation plus breakdown of assets and locations.
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Morning Journal
Spectal
Chicago
Edward Payson Ripley
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
California
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United States District Court of Arlyoona
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