Resolute Defeats Shamrock IV In Fourth America's Cup Race
In a foggy Ambrose Channel spectacle Resolute beat Shamrock IV by boat for boat with a sharp early lead and weathered a squall to secure a tie in the series. Sir Thomas Lipton’s Victoria cheered as the British challenger fell short in today’s decisive sailing duel.
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Sir Thomas Lipton
U. S
Steam Yacht
Victoria
Thomas Tipton
Sandy Hook
N. J
Resolute
Shamrock IV
Shamrock
Hesclute
Ambrose Channel
Pal
Jersey
Balooner
Lipton
Weather forecast for Denver and Arizona with showers
July 23 forecast from Denver and Cole expects Saturday and Sunday to be unsettled with local showers for Denver then armer Sunday. Arizona outlook calls for Saturday and Sunday partly cloudy with local showers in northeast portions Saturday and warm north. University records show yesterday’s high around 63 to 78 and humidity near 64 at 6 p.m.
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Denver
Cole
Orico
Armer
Arizona
EOE
Woman Dies From Auto Accident Injuries
Trinidad Colorado July 23 Mrs R B E Lintz died at the hospital from injuries suffered when a car skidded off the road near Bari and struck a telegraph pole. Her husband Ray Lintz foreman of the Colorado and Southern railroad shops here. The other injured woman Mrs John B Spencer remains in critical condition.
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Trinidad
Colo
R. BE. Lintz
Bari
Lintsz
John B. Spencer
Ray Lintz
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Railroad Officers Subpoenaed Over April Walkout
Sixty railroad officials and union leaders were subpoenaed to testify before a federal grand jury next Wednesday regarding the unauthorized April walk-out. Names include John Granat and H B K Redding, with protests over hiring youths as switchmen and a child labor statute cited by Maclay Hoyne.
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Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
Charles F. Clyne
United States
E. L. Hume
John Granat
Chicago Yardmen’s Association
H. BK. Redding
United Enginemen’s Association
RK. J. Brooks
Portland
Oregon
Thomas Connet
Wichita Falls
Texas
R. ©. Greenley
San Francisco
F. H. Mullin
Ogden
Utah
FP. M. Sehul
Los Angeles
Ira FE. Thomas
East Lake City
Christopher
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Redding
Maclay Hovyne
Rail Brotherhoods
Railway Labor Board
Labor
American Railway Express Company
Prohibition Coined By Gary As Beneficial For Industry
New York July 23 Elbert H Gary head of United States Steel says prohibition has benefited the nations industrial and economic life He cites fewer prison alms houses and healthier dwellings with rising savings He notes business conditions satisfactory despite postwar price issues and points to higher wages and improved labor efficiency while denying conflict between capital and labor He warns about extended labor regulations increasing headlight replacement time.
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New York
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Seeve
Europe
Gary
Ile
Potato Prices Reach Historic High In Early 20th Century
Chicago reports potato prices at record highs for the time of year due to heavy shipments mainly from Virginia. A fall crop move starts September with favorable weather. acreage is down but yield per acre expected higher, though last year’s crop was short.
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Resolute
Nile
Charles Francis Dams II
Shamrock
Adams
William Burton
Shamrock IV
Shamwk
Morning Journal
SFE
Chicago
United States Bureau of Markets
Virginia
Evangelical Churches Launch 1920-21 United Campaign
New York July 23 A nationwide evangelistic drive by eighteen major Protestant denominations was approved by the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America. The plan runs 1920 1921 with ministers rallies in twelve cities and parish surveys to target outreach.
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New York
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Goodell
Federal Council
Buffalo
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Louisville
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
Illegal Booz Traffic Brings in Big Returns
Ottawa officials warn bootlegging yields large profits as fines of about 200 dollars fail to deter cross border liquor smuggling from Ontario Quebec and British Columbia to the United States. Royal Canadian Mounted Police say enforcement hinges on American actions and public support wanes.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Ontario
Quebec
British Columbia
Maritime Provinces
Manitoba
Windsor
Deroitman
Sahara
Opposition to League Voiced in Harding Address
Senator Hiram W. Johnson condemned Senator Harding’s acceptance speech for opposing the league of nations. Johnson said Harding’s stance aligns with Republican platform, promising peace through a Republican Congress and warning against a military alliance. He praised Harding as firm and Americanist, predicting a decisive GOP victory.
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League
Harding
San Francisco
Calif
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Marion
Ohio
Johnson
Benator Harding
League of Nations
Republican Party
America
Larrazolo to Seek Renomination at Republican Convention
A Santa Fe meeting of Governor Larrazolo supporters from across New Mexico discussed his candidacy for renomination. The group plans organized activity to push his name at the Republican convention, noting some opponents may privately favor him. The conference aims to focalize political issues and elicit a response from rivals.
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Santa Fe
Friends of
Larfragolo
Friends of the Executive
Larrazolo
Cox shifts campaign to Trailsend for acceptance speech
Governor Cox moves his political war councils to Trailsend to finish his acceptance speech due August 7. He plans three Utah speeches in September and discusses labor, league reservations, and woman suffrage with Senator King and others. He vows not to compete with Republicans in money for chautauquas. He will take no callers until after the acceptance speech.
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Morning Journal
WIRE
Columbus
Cox
Trailsend
Harrison
Mississippi
King
Utah
Eri. H. Moore
Senate
Tennessee
National Woman’s Party
Woman's Party
Nashville
Grand Circuit Sees Four Races As Gale Rages
Kalamazoo Michigan reports a day of sharp wind for the Grand Circuit on the Way Day card. Tootsie Toise won the 2:12 trot after losing the first heat to Tara's Hall, while Valentine captured the 2:06 pace with Edna Marty. John Henry won the first heat in the same event. Lan McDonald’s hike Grenade faced a hollow victory in the three year old pace as Leo co Grattan won the 2:16 pace.
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SY Morning Journal Special
Kalamazoo
Mich
Tootsie Toise
Tara's Hall
Valentine
Thousands of movie films destroyed in Kansas City vault fire
Thousands of motion picture films valued at $1,090,000 were destroyed by a fire caused by an explosion in the vaults of the Famous Players corporation at the Kansas City Film Exchange building. The blast also damaged Metro Pictures vaults below. no injuries occurred and losses were not covered by insurance.
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Kansas
Aty
Moe
Famous Players Corporation
Kansas City Film Exchange
Metro Pictures Corporation
Fatal cyclone rocks Frobisher and Regina area
Reports say a cyclone struck Frobisher Saskatchewan killing two people and injuring fifteen. The storm damaged several houses and outbuildings near Regina and surrounding areas with widespread destruction reported.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Frobisher
Belfast Quilt After Days of Bloody Riots
Belfast reports from police at 1 pm said conditions were normal as Belfast faced two days of fighting between Sinn Fein and unionist mobs with looting. At least ten killed last night and three the night before, hundreds wounded, damage over 298000 pounds. troops reinforced and firing resumed at Lanbridge where a 15 year old youth Sterritt was killed.
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Belfast
Associated Press
Bottern
Sinn Fein
Uanbridge
Sterritt
Newry
Builoine
Russians Reach Augusteve Near German Frontiers
Berlin reports say Russian cavalry have arrived at Augusteve, south of Suwatki and ten miles from the German frontier, indicating advancing Russian forces during the ongoing conflict.
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Berlin
Augusteve
Suwatki
Wilson seen as Democrat in Marplot era debate
The article notes Senator Harding resting after notification day and driving to Mansfield for luncheon and golf. It mentions votes of support from Senator Knox and progressives, with Frelinghuysen predicting Democratic splits and invoking President Wilson as a political asset to be kept in play.
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Journal Special
Wiel Marion
Harding
Mansfield
Senator Knox
Pennsylvania
Progressive Party
Hi. P. Shetley
Montana
West
Senator Harding
Senator Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Hale
Maine
Elkins
West Virginia
Frelinghuysen
Wilson
No Ad Valorem Tax on Real Personal Property in Okla
Oklahoma will not levy ad valorem taxes on real or personal property for the 1921 fiscal year, keeping only a half mill levy for roads and bridges. Auditor Frank C. Carter cites a $2,905,986 state treasury surplus due to delinquent and excess collections and lapsing appropriations, noting prior state receipts and the split of the 1920 revenue between ad valorem and production taxes.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Frank C. Carter
Carter
Cambridge Graduate Governs Jerusalem in Tense City
Jerusalem reports Colonel Ronald Storrs a Cambridge graduate and son of the Rochester College dean now holds the governor’s post once held by Pontius Pilate. He aims to unify rival factions, hosting biweekly meetings of a pro Jeru salem society with leaders from Zionist and Arab communities seeking common citizenship. He helped push for an independent Arab kingdom and is 38 years old.
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Jerusalem
Pontius Pilate
Ronald Sterrs
Cambridge University
Rochester College
England
pro-Jerusalem Seciety
Storrs
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