Massive Western Storm Strikes Washington Idaho Toll Grows
A fierce storm blasted southeastern Washington and the Idaho Snake River valley around 6 pm. Dozens of towns report heavy damage with homes washed away, telephone service down, and multiple fatalities. Moscow and Pullman area suffer uprooted trees, damaged orchards, and disrupted rail lines as crews assess the extent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Snake River Valley
Idaho
Ey Morning Journal
Wirthet
Spokane
Wash
Weshington
Mason
Lewiston
Moscow
Pullman
Mosjow
Lewin-Riparia
Camas Prairie
Gene
Mossw
R. Ss. Booth
Uliman
Delegation of Women's Party Members to 11 Nominees Will Call on Governor Cox
Delegation of Women's Party members to 11 nominees will call on Governor Cox Friday afternoon and on Senator Harding after his notification. The move signals coordinated outreach as the party expands its political engagement and charts its stance on key gubernatorial and senatorial races.
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Women's Party
Governor Cox
Senator Harding
Democratic Pilot Will Visit Wilson
A deputation from the national women’s party will confer with Governor Cox in Columbus about issues including the league, while Senator Harding’s supporters plan a visit at Marion on July 22 after the official notification ceremonies. Cox expects the official notification date to be set between August 1 and 10 at Trail’s End in Dayton.
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Morning Journal
Columbus
Ohio
Women’s Party
James M. Cox
Alice Paul
Stardling
Marion
Morris
Washington
Cox
Dayton
League
National Committee
Trail's End
Harding
William Green
Overnor Cox
Wilson
United Mine Workers of America
Green
John Kennelly
New York
Tammany Hall
Charles Murphy
Hennelly
New World's Record for 3-Year-Old Pacers Set
Toledo July 13 A new world record for 3-year-old pacers geldings was set at the Miami track as Rifle Grenade driven by Lon McDonald led in the 1 mile heat in 2 66 1 4. King Watts owned by George F Udley and driven by Lon McDonald won the 12 trot stake. Driver Hyde was thrown in a collision, slightly cutting the head. Calgary Early won the 2 07 ace in straight heats and Charlie captured the 2 07 trot. Rifle Grenade won the 3-year-old pace in order 1 2 3.
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Wornine Jouer
Toledo
Orid
Art
Miami
Lon McDonald Stable
Direct the Work
Rade
Lexington
King Watts
George F Udley
Youngstown
Lon McDonald
Adriver
Hiyde
Dillon
Calgary
Charlie
Rifle Grenade
Johnson Expected to Return to the United States
Los Angeles July 13 Jack Johnson former heavyweight champion and fugitive from United States justice in Mexico was expected to return to the United States within four days under conditions. United States District Attorney O'Connor stated he received word from federal investigators supporting the plan to surrender.
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Preciae Este Wire
Los Angeles
Calif
Jack Johnson
United States
Justion
Tijuana
Mexico
United Otiee
O'Conner
Weather forecast for Colorado and nearby regions
Forecast from Colo July 13 notes fair conditions in Denver and much of the state. Mexico shows east of mountains, Arizona looks for warmer Thursday. local report records 24 hour conditions up to 6 p m yesterday with high 91, humidity around 59% to 33% varying by readings, no significant precipitation noted, winds from the southwest.
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Pullman
Wash
Jess
Colo
Denver
Mexico
Arizona
CERNE
Serteererereels
Beast Eters Reese Sa
Rieke Gage
Bastile Day Observances In Washington And National Tribute
July 13 report notes Official Washington to honor France Bastile Day. Government buildings to display the French flag with the Stars and Stripes. President Wilson to send congratulatory message to France. Baker to place wreaths at Arlington National Cemetery. Pershing and Polier send messages to Marshal Foch. Secretary Colby proposes flag over state department and nationwide display.
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Washington
France
Wilson
Baker
Arlington National Cemetery
General Pershing
Marshal Foch
Franklin Polier
American Legion
Bainbridge Colby
State Department
Bastile
Pershina
Folow
Prench
Wisconsin Senator Likely To Lead New Party Ticket
Wisconsin Senator is reportedly to be named as presidential candidate by an organization forming to back a new party with Br sc a IA FOLLETTE as a probable leader.
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IA Follette
Wisconsin
Building Platform to Fit the Nominee
The resolutions committee of a new political party faced a split over a nine plank draft as Senator La Follette objected to foreign relations and nationalization planks. Negotiations between Gilbert E. Noe and La Follette, Jr. continued while the party sought a unified platform and a leader.
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Morning Journal
Chicago
Resolutions Committee
New
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Solon
Wante
PF. Christensen
Utah
Christensen
Labor Party
la Folloette
League of Nations
Trish Freedom
Soviet
Russia
Gilbert E. Noe
New York
New Party
Platform
Robert la Follette
la Follette
Miss Edna C Cudahy Weds Percy F Browne
July 13 report from San Bernardino confirms the marriage of Edna Catherine Cudahy of Los Angeles to Percy Fisher Browne of Pasadena. Edna is daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Cudahy of Los Angeles. Browne works as a Pasadena bank teller. The ceremony was attended by Cudahy family members.
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Souenar Erscier Leseed Wias Alif
Miss Cudahy
daugh- Jack Cudahy _ eORNne
Los Angeles
Edna Catherine Ter
Percy Fisher Browne
Pasadena
San Bernardino
Kansas City
Cudahy
Mr. Browne
Relief workers told to remain at posts in Poland
American relief and anti typhus administration workers in Poland under Herbert Hoover have been ordered to remain at their posts and brave any invasion by Bolshevik armies to do all the good possible. Announcement came from Hoover’s home in Palo Alto, California, today July 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee
Palo Alto
Calif
American Relief and Anti
Loans Totaling Millions to Rail Lines Approved
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved loans totaling 17,022,275 to U S railroads, bringing the year’s certified amount to 27,068,875 from a 300 million revolving fund. Key loans include 2,000,000 to Carolina Camphield Ohio and 4,511,750 to Illinois Central for equipment. Aransas Harbor Terminal line receives 135,000 for hurricane damage reconstruction.
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Morning Journal
Lesseowee
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Secretary of the Treasury
Transportation Act
Aransas Harbor Terminal
Aransas Pass
Port Aransas
Tex
United States
Mexico
Texas
Carolina, Camphield & Ohio Railway
Bangor
Balt Lake
Utah Railroad
Washington doubts Villa capture report in Mexico City
Washington officials and Mexican circles dismissed a report from Mexico City that Francisco Villa had been surrounded and would be captured. A Villa courier in New York said Villa was recruiting rapidly among minor chieftains opposed to the regime, with sixty-five leaders pledging support and 25 to 100 men each.
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Morning Journal
Speciaay
Washington
Mexico City
Francisco Villa
Villa
New York
Mexico
Villista Movement
Women Take Up Arms For Vilna Defense
Warsaw July 13 Women are reported to be taking up arms for the defense of Vilna as Bolshevik forces push along the railway from the northeast. The capture would sever Poland from the Baltic states and give the Bolsheviki a rail link to East Prussia. Fierce fighting rages in the Minsk region as the Bolsheviki press their offensive.
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Wereor
Journal
Ereciae Ieeeen
Warsaw
Vilna
Eost
Man alleged to have fleeced merchants in Chicago arrested in Denver
Jake Wolk alias M. Frank was arrested in Denver on a charge of forging a $2,600 check in Chicago. Police say Chicago merchants lost about $16,000 to his scheme. He admits Chicago second hand dealing until mid June when he went bankrupt to avoid $4,000 debts. He denies forgery and calls it a frame up. Detectives found twelve suits from a trunk marked M. Frank and other items worth about $2,000 in his Denver possession.
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Denver
Colo
Jake Wotik
M. Frank
Chicago
Wolk
American Railway Express Company
Jewish Land Ownership Policy in Palestine Stated
Dr Baer Epstein, arriving from England, outlines the Jewish National Fund plan to nationalize land in Palestine by barring sale to others, allowing development by Jews who buy land, and passing it to heirs while preventing resale. The fund aims to spend 1,250,000 dollars next year on reclaiming barren land and settling renters, with investments across Jerusalem, Tiberias, Haifa, Jaffa, Safed, and other major cities for public buildings.
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New York
Palestine
Jewish National Fund
Fund
Baer Epstein
England
Sald
Jerusalem
Tiberias
Aifa
Jaffa
Safed
Forest fires rage near Flagstaff in July blaze
Four major fires sweep the Flagstaff region as US Forest Service reports about 6000 acres burned with three under control. One fire five miles southeast near Dry Lake spreads toward the Flagstaff Williams highway. A sheep herder is jailed over a separate blaze north of Hill Park, accused of starting a fire that consumed more than three sections.
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Morning Journal
Flagstaff
Ariz
United States Forest Service
Dry Lake
Forest Service
Flagstaff-Williams
Ek Hill Park
Bla
Cox Roosevelt to Meet Wilson at White House
Governor Cox and Franklin D Roosevelt, Democratic presidential and vice presidential nominees, will confer with President Wilson at the White House Sunday morning. Arrangement was made by direct telephone with Tumulty, with Wilson guiding the meeting date for Cox’s convenience. The White House plan keeps timing flexible per national committee advice as campaign developments unfold.
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Cox
Roosevelt
Wilson
White House
Jy Morning Journal
Erecrat
Aeeo
Washington
James M. Cox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tumulty
Dent
League of Nations
National Committee
Columbus
Franklin Dol. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Rosevelt
Ijephone
Beecre
Department stores adopt new plan for purchasing abroad
A new plan for buying abroad for American department stores has begun operating on a large scale. Stores in Los Angeles Minneapolis San Francisco Boston Pittsburgh Detroit Toledo Dallas St. Louis Cleveland and Sacramento formed a buying company to handle foreign shopping. The design is to deal directly with manufacturers and cut out commissions and intermediaries.
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Vonning Journal
Leseee
Paris
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
San Francisco
Boston
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Toledo
Dallas
St. Louis
Cleveland
Sacramento
Bulk. Ia
Picture Brides and Japanese Land Control Debate
A Sacramento hearing on the Japanese question in California reveals concentrated landholdings and rising migration. W S McClatchy cites 427,029 acres owned by Japanese in the state, a ten year rise. crop value climbs from 6 million to 87.9 million. Governor Stephens forwards advisory letters urging restrictive action. Alice Brown testifies on white population decline due to Japanese inflow. The committee plans further sessions and a regional tour to gauge impact.
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Eason
Sacramento
Calif
House Committee On Immigration and Naturalization
Pacific States
McClatchy
Sacramento Bee
California
Mecsaid
Matehy
United States
Yoshi
McCintchy
Japanese Agricultural Association of California
State Board of Control
William D. Stephens
Colby
Department of State
Alice Brown
Florin
Lloyd Case Links Name to Third International Conspiracy
Chicago July 13 statements and documents alleging affiliation with the third Internationale and subscription to the Moscow manifesto were introduced in the trial of William Bross Lloyd and other alleged Communist Labor Party members charged with overthrowing the government. Witnesses identified signatures on the Moscow manifesto and a Milwaukee speech by Lloyd describing a revolution plan.
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Pourhal
Chiesago
Third Internationale
Moscow
Communist Labor Party
William Bross Lloyd
Max Berdacht
San Francisco
Omaha man who ran a still ends his life
Morris Halperin aged 45 of Omaha died by suicide today after his hearing on a charge of operating a still. He shot himself in front of a mirror as police found multiple stills at his residence. Federal authorities and Omaha police investigated.
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Morris Halperin
Omaha
United States
Poice
Nations League as a Campaign Issue Accepted by Republicans
President Wilsons one concern, Harding says, is the vindication of his foreign policy. Republicans accept the Nations League as a campaign issue in the current political discourse.
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Nations League
Wilson
Harding
Nominees Pressured to Embrace Wilson’s League Policy
Senator Harding charged President Wilson forced Democratic nominees to make the league of nations the central campaign issue. He said the president seeks vindication of his foreign policy regardless of costs, urging a national referendum on surrender of the party’s platform. Harding noted no callers limited his preparations as he worked with Longworth.
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Morning Journal
Erecial
Marion
Harding
Wilson
League of Nations
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cox
Columbus
West
Tammanies
New York
New Jersey
Indiana
League
America
United States
Poland
Russia
Adriatic
Turkey
Greece
Pear East
Midile
Wilson Tw
Armenia
Ter N
Hardne
Longsworth
Cincinnati
Longworth
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