Reed Opposes League Covenant but Will Back Democratic Noms
Missouri Senator Reed reiterates opposition to the league as framed and says he will support Democratic candidates. He defends Americanism, honors Washington, and insists the government should lead in the western hemisphere while avoiding entanglements. He cites Lodge revisions and claims propaganda influenced ratification.
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Worming Jouewe
Emma
St. Joseph
League of Nations
James Ateed
Missouri
Reed
George Washington
Atlantic
America
Executive Department
White House
League
Turmoil as Labor Group Forms Fusion Platform
Labor delegates clash over a new fusion party platform with a minority report defeated by about three to one. James Ferguson and several delegates exit as La Follette supporters push a rival platform, amid claims of boss control and staged demonstrations.
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Chicago
New Fusion Party
Platform
Committee of 48
Labor
James Ferguson
Texas
Labor Party
Robert M. la Follette
la Follette
Committee On Resolutions
George Record
Gilbert E. Roe
Reo
McCurdy
Allen McCurdy
Melinda Alexander
Hopkins
Nhxt
Board of Education
New York
Germans Accept 2 Million Tons Coal Monthly Demand
Spa dispatch reports Germany agrees in principle to deliver 2,000,000 tons of coal monthly with conditions. Allies threaten Ruhr occupation if terms are not met, amid tense cabinet meetings and talks between German and Allied leaders. Ignace Jan Paderewski arrives at Spa and avoids reporters.
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Spacia la Bulletin
London
Spa
Havas
Paris
Associated Press
Supreme Council
Ruhr
Wievaut George
Dr. Simons
Lloyd George
Br. Simons
Germany
Simons
Millerand
M. Millerand
Dr. Bimons
Lange George
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Anti Slavery Protests Turn Violent in Trieste
Trieste reports violent anti Slav demonstrations with three deaths and many injured. Banks stores and offices suffered extensive damage over $1 060 000, with bombs and inflamed devices used. Francis Flynn of San Antonio Texas was in a burning hotel but escaped unharmed.
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Trieste
Jugo Save
Jugo
Bread to be sold by the ounce at three fourths cent
In Pittsburgh wholesalers and retailers reach an agreement to price bread by the ounce, fixing a standard of three fourths of a cent per ounce. Prague reports women deputies move to show greater dignity in parliamentary debates by avoiding vocal protests.
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GND Journal Special
Pittsburgh
Prague
Tobacco price increases in Spain tied to Cuba costs
Madrid reports further tobacco price hikes by the monopoly commissions, with imported Havana tobacco cited as the driver. Rising labor costs in Cuba are identified as the cause for the advance.
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Madrid
Havas
Commans
Spain
Cuba
Red Sox shortstop Fiverett Scott extends consecutive game streak
Boston July 14 Fiverett Scott veteran shortstop for the Red Sox played his 601st consecutive game today. He began his uninterrupted run on June 20, 1916, continuing as an active player for Boston.
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Boston
Pueblo Man Arrested as Police Seize Home Brew Materials
Mike Roba was arrested in Pueblo as police seized five barrels of home brew and materials alleged to be for making more liquor. Officials found 1200 quarts of beer 25 quarts of wine 750 boxes of raisins and mash and sugar at the residence.
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Pueblo
Mike “Roba
Boulder Prepares Fall Classes in Public School Buildings
Arrangements are made to conduct classes in several office buildings in Boulder this fall to handle the large attendance. Auditoriums of the school buildings will also be used for classes.
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Boulder
Mexican official travels from Matamoros to New York for finances
Gen Salvador Alvarado provisional secretary of the Mexican treasury arrived in Matamoros with 150 Yaqui guards on the way to New York for a government financial mission.
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Brownsville
Tex
Deby
Salvador Alivaredo
Matamoros
New York
Coliumabus Defeats O'Brien in First Round Title Bout
Bob Martin of Akron, heavyweight champion of the A. B. F., knocked out Dick O'Brien of Cincinnati in the first round of their fifteen round bout tonight.
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Coliumabus
Bob Martin
Akron
Dick O'Brien
Cincinnati
New York Woman Sets World Swimming Record
Miss Ethel Bleibtrey of New York set a new world record with four minutes forty one fifth seconds in the 200 metre women’s swim during Olympic tryouts in Manhattan. The prior record of four minutes forty three seconds was surpassed in her heat. finalists included Frances Cowells Schroth of San Francisco and Helen Mores of Honolulu. High dive winner was Helen Yeany of New York.
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New York
Mise Ethelda Buebtrey
Manhattan
Frances Cowells Behroth
San Francisco
Miss Bleibtrey
Is Bleibtrey
Francescovells Schroth
Helen Mores
Honolulu
Jlelen
Eany
Sy Clatfen
Denver Weather Forecast For July 14
Denver Colorado forecast shows fair conditions with unsettled areas in the north Thursday and Friday. New Mexico will be fair with unsettled northern portions and warmer northeast. Arigna report notes fair conditions in the south with unsettled day.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Frigas
Arigna
Taal Weather Report for 24 Hours Ended 6 PM Yesterday
University reported conditions for the 24 hours ending 6 PM with a high of 094 and a low of 4. Humidity at 6 PM 15 percent. Precipitation minimal. Maximum wind velocity 32 miles per hour from the Southwest. Day described as clear.
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Hanser Eas
Downey Wins Tight Ten Round Battle In Petrot t
Bryan Downey of Columbus shaded Partffield New York in a hard fought ten round match at Petrot t Michigan. Downey held the lead for all but the ninth round demonstrating steady offense and defense.
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Petrott
Mich
Bryan Downey
Columbus
Glaser Sold to Detroit from Virginia League Club
Cleveland reports left the Virginia State league farm at Trocky Mount North Carolina Norman Glaser a right handed pitcher was sold to the Detroit American league club and will report about August 15 Glaser was one of the leading sand bat pitchers last year.
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Cleveland
Norman Glaser
Trocky Mount
Glaser
Detroit
Budget Submitted to Phoenix Commission
Phoenix City Manager W A Thompson presented a city budget of 848 521 70 covering 1926 27, up from 568 671 90 last year. The report notes a 27 percent rise in the corporate area and higher costs for street sprinkling ditch cleaning and irrigation water. The tax rate would rise to 1 48 per 100, up from 1 06, with 27 cents allocated to Verde water system bond interest.
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Morning Journal
Phoenix
Artz
City of
City Commission
W. A. Thompson
Verde
Verde River
Rescue Mission in Denver Ordered Closed
The state board of charities and corrections ordered the Denver Rescue Mission shut after testimony that its head A. B. Boler used it as a questionable resort for personal gain. The board also investigates allegations that another mission may be run improperly.
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Denver
Colo
State Board of Charities and Corrections Today
A. B. Boler
Harding Opens Ballot to Women Early Date
Republican nominee signals ballot access for women soon while differing on how the state will ratify the upcoming political complexion. The article notes debate within party about timing and method of enfranchisement and state approval.
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Harding
Womer
Harding says GOP credit for suffrage reform must stand
Senator Harding denounces GOP misrepresentations on woman suffrage and urges ratification before November. He notes Republicans led the push and hopes suffrage is approved in time, regardless of state party control, citing key states and historical votes. Mrs. Harding marks Bastille Day with a home made flag after a local flag shortage.
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Morning Journal Special
Marion
Harding
Senate
House
Louisiana
Delaware
Congress
North Carolina
Tennessee
A. P. Moore
Pittsburgh
Ra. F. Wolfe
Columbus
Dispatch and Journal
Five Million Idle Acres Prompt Japanese Immigration Debate
Sacramento July 14 five million acres of agricultural land lie idle in Japan. H Stanley Benedict state board of control told the house committee on immigration and naturalization that Japan should not plead necessity for an American outlet for surplus population. Most witnesses opposed Japanese ownership or leasing of land with one exception.
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BCIAL
Sacramento
Calif
Japan
H. Stanley Benedict
State Board of Control
House Committee On Immigration and Naturalization
Pacific
California
Congress
Benedict
G. P. Hurst
Woodland
Yolo County
Placer County
Iwan P. Parker
Auburn
Chris BR. Jones
Sacramento Real Estate Board
Mr. Jones
Joseph Holmes
Farmers Grange
Sacramento County
Entered greenhouse, drank whisky, ends life in Denver
Charlies Ferrier, 72, walked into a Denver undertaking greenhouse, drank whisky, and shot himself. Two notes found. one asks burial without religious rites, another directs $5 return to a dairy coworker. Ferrier had health problems and heavy drinking. burial wishes granted.
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Denver
Colo
Charlies Ferrior
Ferrier
Japanese in Placer County orchards and schools
Mr Parker identified progress from laborers to leasers and then to owners of most orchards in Placer County. He visited a Japanese school with walls showing a large map of Japan and noted the Buddhist priest-teacher described the instruction as essentially Japanese in character.
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Prom
Parker
Assembly Committee On Agriculture
Placer County
Japan
Noble Outpoints Papin in Montreal Bout
Tommy Noble of New York defeats Georges Papin in ten rounds to claim a narrow victory in Montreal. Noble dominates many rounds, engaging Papin with persistent pressure throughout the contest.
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Noble
Papin
Montreal
Tommy Noble
New York
Georges Papin
A Duty and a Privilege The Boy Scout Movement Support
The piece calls for widespread support for the Boy Scout Movement as a modern, values forming organization for boys. It urges every man to contribute 10 dollars to sustain one boy for a year and to receive a certificate of honor from Harold Sellers, secretary of the movement.
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Boy Scout Movement
America
Scout Movement
Harold Sellers
Ferguson quits new party amid Chicago convention
Former Governor James B. Ferguson head of the American party of Texas and a presidential candidate quits the third party convention in Chicago and returns home. He is said to oppose many platform planks of the third party platform.
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Texas
Chicago
Fpec
le Temple
Tex
James B. Ferguson
American Party of Texas
Third Party
Ferguson
Stuart Takes a Job as Prescott Courier General Manager
Douglas Daily Dispatch editor W P Stuart announced he would become general manager of the Prescott Courier in Prescott Arizona and take charge by September. The future political stance of the Courier remains undecided as the launch plan depends on later developments. The Courier company operates a job printing plant and has published a weekly for forty years.
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Douglas, Ariz
W. P. Stuart
Douglas Daily Dispatch
Prescott Courier Company
Prescott
Courier
Stuart
Courier Company
Man 65 Arrested in Mann Act Case in Phoenix
Ernest Hilliard, 67, a cement seller and odd jobs worker, was arrested by federal agents for allegedly transporting Susie Hammond, 12, from el Paseo to Phoenix for immoral purposes. The girl's family, including her mother, were in Tucson when she last saw them.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Ernest Hilliard
Susie Hammond
el Paseo
Phoenix
Tucson
Joe Sheridan Dies in Santa Anna California
Joseph Sheridan state mining inspector for New Mexico is dead at Santa Anna California after illness. He was 70 years old and one of the best known mining men in the state. He went to California several weeks ago for treatment.
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Moshing Journal
Silver City
N. M
Joseph Sheridan
New Mexico
Santa Anna
Cali
California
Ilness
Christensen for President on New Party Ticket
East Lake City lawyer Partey P. Christensen won the presidential nomination for a new farmer labor party at a convention. He defeated Dudley Field Malone of New York by a vote of 192.6 to 174.6, presided over fusion sessions, and accepted with a pledge that his work has just begun.
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Chicago
Partey P. Christensen
East Lake City
Farmer-Laper Party
Ihe
Christensen
Dudley Field Malone
New York
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USA
Labor Group II
Teutons
News of the World
N. Y
Phoenix Commission
U. S
NEW Party
Prescott Courier
WY Morning Journal
Joe Sheridan
Santa Anna Calif
Momming Journal
PEC
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