Labor Party Delegates Cheer for Soviet Russia at Grigago Meeting
Chicago July 11 Amalgamation of minority political groups advances as the labor party opens its second national convention with the committee of forty eight and the single tax convention. John Fitzpatrick urges unity to form a third party and take government from international financiers while praising Soviet Russia and urging action now. Delegates express optimism as forty-eighters and labor leaders discuss common ground and a united platform.
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America Should Proceed Slowly In Recognizing Mexican Regime
Former ambassador Henry P Fletcher urges the United States to grant only de facto recognition to the de la Huerta regime and to secure informal guarantees protecting American citizens' property rights and interests. He details conditions including nonretroactive property laws, restitution of property taken during Carranza rule, and commissions to settle claims and boundary issues.
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Weather Forecast and Observations for Denver and New Mexico
Weather forecast for New Mexico and Arizona with generally fair skies and cooler conditions. Data from yesterday’s 6 PM readings shows a high near 92, mean around 76, humidity 66 percent, no precipitation, and a west wind at 30 mph.
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English barber dies attempting barrel ride over Niagara Falls
Charles G. Stephens of Bristol England, 58, died when his Russian oak barrel broke on the Horseshoe Falls. Bodies not recovered and river men expect a long wait. Stephens left a wife and eleven children, served in France, the third to attempt the feat following Annie Edson Taylor and Bobby Leach.
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Polish Armies Plight Draws Comment in Paris
A July Paris dispatch reports the Polish armies under pressure from Bolshevik pincers advancing from the southwest toward Vilna while Budenny’s forces move northwest toward Kovel and , Drest-Litovek. French press and military circles weigh the impact on German talks and possible armistice with Poland, as war-time mood returns in papers.
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Battle continues near Minsk as Soviet forces advance
Warsaw reports the Bolshevik forces have occupied Sinoe wieg and Sbarny with fighting continuing around Minsk. Polish troops reportedly pulled back south of Pripet and in Podolia while Bolshevik attacks near Janina and between the Pripet and Pug were repelled, with heavy enemy losses claimed.
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World’s 5 Mile Auto Record Shattered at Edmonton
Sis Haveghdal drove a 200 horsepower car to shatter the world five mile dirt track record at the Edmonton races. He finished the distance in 6:25.3, beating the previous mark of 5:45.9 set in St. Louis two years ago.
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Germans unveil reparations plan at Spa parley
At Spa on July 11 the German delegation presented a three part reparations scheme conditioned by coal policy. It calls for annuities over up to thirty years and a balanced budget, outlines rebuilding aid for war torn districts with an international syndicate, and addresses delivery of materials and industrial organization under the peace treaty obligations.
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Allies Offer Aid to Poland If It Withdraws Frontiers
An Allied proposal promises aid to Poland if it retires to its natural frontiers and reaches an armistice with Russia. The plan requires Polish retreat within those frontiers and pledges aid if Bolshevik forces attack inside them. A conference of representatives from all countries is proposed.
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Fatal confrontation near Hazard ends with deputy killed
In Hazard Kentucky, a miner barricaded himself in a vacant house after fatally shooting Deputy Sheriff R Wooten and Robert Galbraith a Black man, and resisting arrest. A posse shot the suspect to death this afternoon.
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Cork and Dungloe Hardships Mark Irish Clash Reports
Journal special reports multiple Irish confrontations with casualties. A sergeant dies after a bomb attack near Cork Grenad Post Office. another sergeant wounded escaping with mail. Police barracks at Rathmore hit. Dungloe mail assault also noted. Seven Cork county justices resign over actions they deem unjust. Dublin reports troops seal Cork courthouse with barbed wire and sandbags removing a republican flag.
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Real Farmer 1a to Have a Post in Cabinet if Democrats Win
Governor Cox says a dirt farmer will be secretary of agriculture if the Democrats win in November. He spoke to neighbor farmers at Trail's End and noted T. T. Ansberry's San Francisco report on the convention. Roosevelt will stop in Columbus on his return from the West.
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Trail’s End
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San Francisco
E. H. Moore
Youngstown
Ansberry
McAdon
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Columbus
Franklin
Russian Prisoners of War Escape Near Antwerp
A force of 700 Russian POWs escaped from an internment camp near Turnhut, 25 miles northeast of Antwerp, last night and moved on the city. Cavalry pursued, surrounding and reimprisoning them in an Antwerp fort as talks on exchange with Britain and the Soviet government stalled. The prisoners had been told they would be released Saturday for return home but would remain due to failed negotiations.
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Congressmen Arrive in Honolulu for Far East Tour
A party of U S senators and representatives arrived in Honolulu aboard the transport Great Northern from San Francisco. Gov. Hawaii and military leaders welcomed them as ceremonies took place before their westward continuation on Tuesday afternoon.
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Escaped Convicts Re-Captured Near Glenwood Springs
Jack Gustafson and Ray Dunham, who fled from a convict camp near Glenwood Springs on Sunday afternoon, were captured that afternoon and jailed pending transport to Canon City penitentiary. Gustafson had a Denver term of six years to life for statutory charges. Dunham a two year term for grand larceny.
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George W. Garland
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Japan Seeks Large Navy Budget to 1927 Plan
Tokyo reports the government will seek about 22.2 million dollars for this year to build eight battleships and eight cruisers as part of a nationwide defense plan. Total ten year outlay tops 450 million dollars for armies and fleets, with navy funds later trimmed.
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Harding Spends Busy Sunday. Discusses Campaign Plans
Senator Harding and Mrs. Harding attend worship at Trinity Baptist Church in Marion. He confers with National Chairman Will Hays and Harry M. Daugherty on his acceptance speech and campaign strategy. Hays and Daugherty plan further meetings as talks touch on a front porch campaign and negro-voter outreach.
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John W. Thompson
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Money offer for life of Remert rejected
An unofficial tender of 45000 dollars reported as compensation for the murder of Rev. W. A. Remert of the Yochow Reformed Church by retreating Chinese troops was refused by the American legation. The legation told Chinese foreign offices that money was not sufficient and held General Chang Ching Yo responsible for failure to provide protection.
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