New Third Party Convenes to Unite Liberal Movements
The Chicago convention opened to draft a platform and nominate candidates for a new third party uniting liberal groups and the single tax faction. Delegates debated rules amid divisions between liberal and radical camps as Allen McCurdy and J A H Hopkins struggled to maintain order.
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Chicago
Committee of Forty-Eight
Single Tax Party
Allen McCurdy
New York
J. A. H. Hopkins
Committee of Forty Eight
Winburne Hale
Charlies H. Ingersoll
Amos Pinchot
F Say
la Follette
Labor Party of the
United States
Third Party
Non-partisan
League
Triple Aliance of the Northwest
Farmers National Council
People’s Money League
Producers’ League
Consumers League
Forty-Eight
St. Louis
Labor Party
Benator la Follette
Frank P .Walsh
Kansas City
Foster
James Duncan
Seattle
Washington State
AV. G. Calderwood
National Prohibition Party
Minnesota
Wood 10 Throws Support to Harding in Coming Battle
General Will Aid Nominee So Far As Is Compatible With His Duties As An Army Officer He Says. The statement signals Wood 10’s backing for Harding while stressing continued military responsibilities.
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Wood
Harding
Harding Wood meet marks first post nomination talks
In Marion Ohio on July 16 Senator Harding and General Leonard Wood, amid preparations for the acceptance speech, discussed support as Wood pledged to back the Republican ticket within his duties as an army officer. Will Hays and Senator Cummins expected to join tomorrow. Italian American League president conveyed unanimous backing.
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Morning Journal
Marion
Ohio
Senator Harding
Leonard Wood
Harding
Wood
Will H. Hays
Cummins
Iowa
Hays
National
Ave
New American Record Set in National Decathlon
Brutus Hamilton of the University of Missouri set a new American record in the national decathlon with 7 022 points at the Olympic final tryout on Traverse Island. The former record of 6 858 was by A W Richards of Oxaen Utah in 191%. The top six followed: Everett T Bradley of Kansas 6 985 and others including Hubert Legendre Georgetown 6 587 Harry Goelits Illinois 6 461 Eugene Vidal US Army 6 430 Everett Ellis Syracuse 6 ? William Yount Los Angeles 6 664 H W Jewett Cornell 6 ?
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New York
Brutus Hamilton
University of Missouri
A. W. Richards
Oxaen
Utah
San Francisco
Hamilton
Tedia
Traverse Island
Frverett T. Pradley
University of Kansas
Alan
Hubert Legendre
Georgetown University
Harry Goelits
Hainois
Everett Ellis
Syracuse
William Yount
Los Angeles
California
HW. A. Jewett
Cornell University
Hull measurement of America's Cup defender completed
The America’s Cup defender fresolate had its hull measured and was moved from dry dock to Sandy Hook. Sail area measurements will follow soon and a tuning spin is anticipated early in the week. Shamrock II’s measurements are expected to finish by Monday.
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Morning Journal Special
WINES
New York
Sandy Hook
Weather forecast for Denver and New Mexico region
Partly cloudy in Denver on Sunday and Monday with possible showers in the eastern portion Sunday. Weather outlook notes intermittent showers in eastern New Mexico areas as well.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Weather record for twenty four hours ending 6 p m
University recorded conditions for the 24 hour period ending 6 pm with a high of 59.3 F and a low around 65.5 F. Humidity at 6 am and 6 pm near 28 percent. No precipitation and a maximum wind of 54 mph from the west. Day described as clear.
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POCAL
Harding supports including Vice President in cabinet meetings
Marion Ohio July 16 Senator Harding proposes inviting the Vice President to join all cabinet meetings if he wins the Republican nomination. He says it would boost executive legislative cooperation and provide sound advice to the president. A Richland County Harding and Conlidgse club delegation from Mansfield will visit July 31.
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Marion
Harding
Senator Harding
Richland County Harding and Conlidgse Club
Mansfield
Petroleum interests seek repeal of Carranza oil decrees
A condensed World News item from Mexico City reports petroleum interests presenting a memorial to the secretary of the treasury. They ask derogation of decrees by the late President Carranza, especially those defining oil lands as national property. The minister will consider the proposition.
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Ryor Ging Journal Special
Mexico City
Secretary of the Treasury
Carranza
State lacks power to tax the federal government
Denver July 10. The state may tax the United States only if a service is required, according to a decision by Walter W. Warwick, comptroller of the treasury. He ruled the state cannot tax the government simply for inspection or general fees.
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Denver
United States
Walter W. Warwick
Sunnyside Mine Explosion Kills Miners at Sunnyside
A July incident at Sunnyside mine in Verlton Cola area leaves six miners dead after a blast wall cracks a drift. Six shots fired, workers believed blasts complete and entered the drift. One miner injured in the ensuing disaster.
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Verton
COLA
Nai
W. Siree
Sunnyside
Polish Forces Withdraw From Hrest Litowsk Vilna and Pinsk
A telegram received by newspapers reports Polish forces pulling back from Hrest Litowsk Vilna and Pinsk amid a major Russian Bolshevik offensive.
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Paris
Hrest- Litowsk
Vilna
Pinsk
Prussian Diet Rejects Confiscation Motion Against Hohenzollern Fortune
The judicial committee of the Prussian diet today rejected a motion by independent socialists calling for state confiscation of the Hohenzollern family fortune. The fortune is estimated at 250 to 300 million marks.
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Berlin
Holeniollern
Pou Gegen
Minto WW Equaled Mile-and-a-Half Record at Tatonita
At Tatonita Kentucky on July 10 Minto WW ran a mile and a half in 2.293-5 to tie the American record and win the Daniel Boone handicap, surpassing the previous track record of 2.508-5.
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Tatonita
Minto WW
War Dept Reports Grover Cleveland Bergdoll Located
The war department received word that Grover Cleveland Bergdoll was located in the northern United States and if verified his arrest is expected shortly.
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Washington
War Department
Grover Cleveland Ibergdoll
Floods in Seoul River Han Drown 100 Persons
Report from Seoul states the Han River overflow caused floods washing away about 100 people and flooding 4500 homes. Troops were mobilized to protect the city amid widespread damage and evacuations.
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Tokio
Semen
Fiorea
Han
Seoul
Cole Declines Resignation as Missouri GOP Chairman
W J Cole announced he would not resign as chairman of the Republican State Committee of Missouri. The move followed a mass meeting in Sedalia and a committee recommendation that he step down.
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ST. Louis
J. Cole
Republican State
Sedalia
New Orleans Fighter Wins Fifteen-Round Title Bout
In New Orleans Harry Littleton won a decision over Georg Chipr of New Castle in a thrilling fifteen-round bout. The former middleweight champion delivered a strong performance to claim victory tonight.
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Anuw Orleans
Harry” Littleton
New Orleans
Georg Chipr
New Castle
Burris Announces Candidacy for Congress in Colorado
Samuel J. Burris United States marshal for Colorado and former state senator announced his candidacy for the democratic nomination for congressman from the Third district. He has lived in Pueblo thirty years, first elected to the state senate in 1908, re-elected in 1912, and was appointed U S marshal by President Wilson five years ago. Burris sponsored the state public utilities commission bill and is president of a Pueblo insurance and investment company with interests in stock growing and mining ventures.
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Denver
Colo
Samuel J. Burris
United States
Colorado
Purrie
Pueblo
State Senate
Wilson
Burris
Senate
State Public Utilities Commission
Insurance and Investment
Third Party Convention Aims New Political Ticket
Chicago PARLE Foundation and Committee of 48 with Single Taxers plan a convention to launch a new political ticket. The event signals growing interest in a third party challenge to existing options. Leaders emphasize reform agendas and ballot access strategy.
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Chicago
Prasier Wins Governor Nomination in North Dakota Primary
Complete unofficial North Dakota Republican primary results show Lann J. Frazier with 59 446 votes for governor, while Langer running as an independent receives 64 votes. Fargo, N D., July 19.
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Prasier
Langer
Fargo
XN. D
North Dakota
Lann J. Frazier
Steel mills face shutdown threat from car shortage
Washington July 16 A potential steel mill shutdown looms as car shortages hinder shipments. Daniel Willard of the Association of Railway Executives urged action to avert a broad collapse, calling for cooperation between shippers and railroad officials to move essential materials and coal to northern mills.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Daniel Willard
The
Association of Railway Executives
Mr. Willard
Mississippi
Clark
Willard
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
South Dakota
Great Lakes
Nayisstie
New York
Harding Accepts Invitation to Join Journalists Association
Senator Harding has accepted an invitation to become a member of the proposed American Journalists association being fostered by St. Louis newspaper men.
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Harding
St. Louis
Senator Warren
American Journalists’ Association
Picturesque Admiral Fisher of the Fleet Dies in Britain
London reports the death of John Arbuthnot Fisher Baron Fisher of Milverstone admiral of the fleet a bulldog of the navy famed as father of the dreadnoughts. He recently advised during the war and earned the nickname Scrap-the-lot Fisher after urging a clean sweep of old officials and ships. He died after a surgical operation Friday night without anesthesia and was conscious to the end a memorial service will be held at Westminster Abbey Tuesday.
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London
Baron Fisher
Milverstone
John Arbuthnot Fisher
Lord Fisher
Bank cashier arrested over $10,000 deposit date change
Lincoln report shows B. E. Fike, former cashier and receiver of Valparaiso State Bank, arrested for advancing the date of a $10,000 deposit. Wahoo issued a warrant for W. C Flmelund for borrowing $19,060 from the bank without security. Ray A. Lower, cashier and majority stockholder, is jailed on embezzlement counts.
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Wahoo
W. C Flmelund
Omaha
Ray A. Lower
Beld
Hail Storm Wrecks Iowa Crops Across Counties
A severe hail storm struck northern Beattie and southern Clinton counties causing about 250000 dollars in crop damage. Large corn fields were destroyed and orchards lost fruit as trees were stripped in the impact areas.
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Davenport
Beatt
Clinton Counties
Sherman attacks Wilson league at Colorado rally for Harding
United States Senator Lawrence Y. Sherman of Illinois opened a Colorado rally for Harding and Coolidge, challenging Democrats to justify the League of Nations. He attacked the Democratic platform, warned against international courts, and urged voters to curb executive treaty power.
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Morning
Denver
Lawrence Y. Sherman
United States
Illinois
Colorado
Harding
Coolidge
League of Nations
Armenia
Sherman
San Francisco
Wilson League of Nations
Republican Congress
Lawrence €. Phipps
Harding and Coolidge Club
Oliver H. Rhoup
Mest
Coutry
America
poWe
Democratic Party
Accidental Shooting In Greenville Ky Claims Mother
Mrs Willie Graham aged 26 was killed in Greenville Kentucky when her four year old son Harold discharged a shotgun as she tried to stop him from leaving the house. The incident occurred today and left the community stunned.
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Accidenally
Greenville
Willie Graham
Harold
Glamans Peeve Allied Chiefs by Attitude at OPA Conference
Stirnes speaks standing up and declares I want to look my adversaries in the eye. The comment accompanies coverage of the OPA conference where Glamans express dissatisfaction with allied leadership.
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Glamans
Stirnes
Military Protocol Sign to Fuel German Discontent
The Allied conference heard coal bigwigs Baron Stinnes and Otto Hue denounce the military protocol as harmful to German output. Stinnes warned Ruhr occupation would fail to secure more coal as miners would strike. He urged expert agreement while disputing France’s figures and stressing Germany’s wartime coal deliveries to France. The session also noted German fears of Ruhr force and noted France’s needs amid reparations talks.
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Spa
Belgium
Pricketek
Germany
Konstatin Fehrenbach
Hugo Stinnes
Otto Hue
Probe Miners’ National Association
Walter Simons
Stinnes
Premier Delacroix
Sinnes
Simons
Ruhr
M. Millerand
M. Delacroix
Europe
Millerand
France
Chermany
Num
Ttahr
Judge Ansberry to Confer With Democratic Nominee Today
The article notes Judge Ansberry will hold a conference with the Democratic nominee today, reporting from a battlefield context. The push reflects ongoing political maneuvering surrounding the San Francisco scene and broader GOAFIAT implications.
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Ansberry
Pro Officers Raid Cabarets and Cafes Near Boardwalk
July 10 raid by forty prohibition agents from Philadelphia targeted cabarets and cafes near Atlantic City boardwalk. Large quantities of liquor were seized and carted away as thousands of bathers watched in defiance of police regulations during the operation.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Bis
Board Walk
Prohibition
Philadelphia
New Brunswick Votes to Retain Bone Dry Prohibitions
New Brunswick voters in a referendum authorize the government to uphold the wartime bone dry prohibitions and bar wine and beer licenses, despite a bitter wet versus dry campaign that dominated the election.
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New Brunswick
Et. Johns
N. B
Province of
Meighen Sworn In as Canadian Premier
Arthur Meighen, former interior minister, is sworn in as premier following Sir Robert Borden's resignation. C. E. Ballantyne is reappointed minister of marine and fisheries and minister of naval service.
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Meighen
Lek Morning Journal
Epelcal Chaser Wire
Ttawa
Ont
Arthur Meizhen
Interior
Robert Borden
C. ¢. Ballantyne
Marine and Fisheries
Naval Service
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