Harding Won’t Commit On Debs Clemency
Morning Journal Special Ohio July 24 Harding declines to express view on Ellis V Debs case while endorsing generous amnesty for political prisoners in general. He cites freedom of thought and press but says clemency must be examined on merits. He addresses correspondence and praises Mrs Harding and campaign supporters.
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Auto Accident Injures Bridgeport Party En Route to San Diego
A party in an automobile from Bridgeport Connecticut traveling to San Diego California was seriously injured when their car left a hill embankment near La Baca, New Mexico. The driver and two daughters were injured. a hen leg injured the wife. Lieutenant Governor Pankey’s car ferried the injured to Santa Fe hospital.
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American Bicycle Team Sails for Antwerp
New York July 24 The American Olympic bicycle road race team consisting of five riders aided by coach Jack Neville of New Jersey sailed for Antwerp today on the steamship Finland.
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Unsettled Weather Across Regions With Varying Conditions
Spencer Colorado shows unsettled conditions with possible wet days Sunday or Monday and warm north portions while the south remains fair. Arizona forecast calls for local showers in the north Sunday with Sunday and Monday fair. Local report notes yesterday's end of twenty four hour conditions at 6 pm with ghost temperature 66.90, humidity, precipitation, and wind data summarized.
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Son Confesses to Murder Linked to Father's Execution
Arneil Love a 22 year old Ontario farmer confessed at evangelistic services that he killed his mother with a weed stick after she scolded him for bad company. The crime recalls his father Henry Love who was hanged for the same murder years ago. Police investigate after the confession.
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Cooperation plans for Farmers Marketing and coal miners strike impact
Chicago July 24. American Farm Bureau Federation approves committees to study co operative grain and livestock marketing and seeks uniform freight rates. John L. Lewis warns Illinois coal strike could trigger nationwide shutdowns if the interstate wage pact is altered. He blames the coal commission and transportation failures for high prices and worker hardship.
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Five Buildings Destroyed by Fire in Globe Arizona
Five business blocks in Globe suffered complete loss from a morning fire likely incendiary. Losses exceed 500 000 with Sam Sawaia and the Sawaia Brothers among the hardest hit after dawn discovery near a pool hall operated by Fred Choate. The blaze started around five o'clock, drawing rapid attention from nearby residents.
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Potatoes Fall Further in Denver Retail Market
Potatoes dropped in Denver retail today as new crop arrivals eased supply. Cash carry stores price at 6.00 dollars per hundredweight, with 7.00 dollars elsewhere.
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Possibility Of Miner Strike In Bituminous Field Reported
Central Competitive District faces a potential miners walkout as Lewis warns 210000 workers could be laid off. Illinois dispute may halt coal output with operators accusing high prices and threatening action.
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Miner locals urged to return to work by union VP Fishwick
Springfield HL reports Vice President Harry Pishwick of the Tlinots Miners' union advised miners to go back to work. Department of Labor conciliators were on site and ready to begin talks Monday, with Fishwick predicting many miners will heed the call and resume mining.
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Nude body found in rowboat off Ensenada near California coast
The nude body of a man believed to be American with knife wounds was found in a rowboat nine miles off Ensenada, Baja California. Ensenada officials suspect the victim was killed at sea and placed in the boat, later cast adrift, as reported by the Gryme’s officers.
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Larrazolo’s Second Term Aims Listed By Governor
Governor Larrazolo outlines his program including a primary election law and revision of state tax laws to tax all property equally. He calls for a non partisan state lands board, cession of federal public lands, a complete budget system, school and state institution funding with higher teacher salaries, labor capital harmony, elimination of superfluous offices, and aid to ex service men.
Riot at New York State Reformatory for Women
Inmates at the Bedford reform school for women sparked a serious riot starting in the laundry and spreading to cottages. About 150 girls fought using irons and knives, injuring several officers and pupils before troopers and police restored order. Miss Florence Jones resigned as superintendent amid the chaos.
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Publishers urged to demand relief from news print shortage
Milwaukee July 21 Court Smith of New York president of the American Press Association urged publishers to seek congressional action to solve the print paper shortage. He proposed a parcel post rate of 1 cent a pound with no zone rates so small publishers could buy directly from mills.
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Albanians clash near Giakoecinert and Canina
Reports say insurgent Albanians numbering about 4406 confronted Halians along a ten kilometer front between Giakoecinert and Canina. They were driven back by counter actions. Seventy Albanian deaths were reported.
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Denver Street Railway Wage Standstill Averts Shutdown
Denver officials and the tramway employees union halted an immediate service stop by postponing wage settlement to October 15 pending a working agreement with the company and a Supreme Court appeal. The union demands retroactive arbitration and protections against wage-cut tactics since the contract expired. The company withheld arbitration, citing insufficient revenue to meet increased wages.
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Plucky Dillard Shocks Kalamazoo Harness Meet
Plucky Dillard crashed through the fence after a heat mix up but later won the second and third heats at Kalamazoo’s 1920 harness race meeting. Driver Harry Hoffman suffered facial injuries yet continued racing. Patrick Todd won the 2:16 trot and Mac Allerton the 2:18 pace.
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St Paul Player Wins Northwestern Tennis Singles Title
In Minneapolis on July 24 Joe Armstrong of St Paul defeated Paul Bennett of Winnpeg to win the Northwestern Tennis Association singles title at Deep Haven courts. Final scores were 7-5 4-6 6-0.
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Robbery of Four Auto Stages Near Yosemite
A masked bandit armed with a rifle robbed four automobile stages en route to Yosemite National Park in California at about 1 a.m. He stole $350, forced a passenger to disembark and pose with others while orders to empty pockets were carried out. The thief fled on foot and no watches or jewelry were taken. The hold up occurred between Cedarbrook and Miami Lodge in the mountains near the park, about 36 miles from Yosemite Post Office.
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Sheriff Leads Yosemite posse in hunt for stage robber
Camp Curry California July 24 Sheriff Al Turner of Mariposa county organized a twenty man posse after four stages carrying park visitors were robbed near Miami Lodge. The bandit reportedly pretended accomplices hid in brush, a tactic not seen since a 1916 lone hold up matching his description.
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Thirty five aliens to be deported from Ellis Island
Immigration Commissioner F A Wallis announced that thirty five of sixty three aliens brought to Ellis Island from western and middle western cities are to be deported due to radical activities. Four were rushed to outbound vessels and sent to their native lands. Wallis said he would "make quick work" of the remaining undesirables, the bolsheviki deportees. The group included travelers in special cars from Francisco Seattle Kansas City Chicago and other western cities.
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Larrazolo declares campaign for renomination in New Mexico
Santa Fe July 24 Gov C A Larrazolo announces candidacy for reelection and issues a direct program of reforms. He breaks from past practice and asks voters to endorse his plan rather than personal ambition, signaling a pivotal shift in state politics.
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Sniping resumes in Belfast amid unrest and casualties
In Belfast a morning flare up in Kashmir street at 3 am wounded one man. Ten people were injured after an armored car fired on a crowd resisting baton charges. St Matthews Catholic chapel rectory and convent were protected by soldiers as arson attempts were thwarted and police pushed demonstrators toward Newtowards road.
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Sugar beet growers to receive big sum in Weld County
Weld County farmers will be paid 13 416 571 for this year’s sugar beet crop. The estimate covers 77 642 acres under contract in Weld and nearby counties. Projected yield is 12 to 13 tons per acre and at current sugar prices growers would net about 16 a ton.
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Railroad Labor Board Wage Rulings Preview
The Monday morning issue will publish portions of the United States Railroad Labor Board wage decision with reasons and arguments, for the benefit of readers and to inform union officials about the board's ruling.
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