Cox Edges Toward Keynote Speech Plans
Gov Cox makes progress drafting his keynote speech but cannot finalize due to numerous callers. He aims for a firm stance on governance while balancing outreach responsibilities amid public inquiries.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1920
Page
1
Cox makes progress on acceptance address in drafts
Dayton July 26. Governor Cox advances on his acceptance speech, planning installments to his newspaper office for composition and promising to refine proofs with a blue pen. He met Ohio Supreme Court Judge J G Johnson, praised his San Francisco speech, and discussed agricultural issues with Oscar Fe adfute of Xenia and John D Reckels Jr of California.
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Ohio
Gover- Cox
Offiere
Dge
J. G. Johnson
Cox
Jim
Theodore Roosevelt
Teddy
Ce ‘Teddy
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Oscar Feadfute
Xenia
Vio Farm Bureau
Federal Farm Bureau
I’resint Wilson
Industrial Comminn
John D.reckels, Jr
California
Japanese youth makes two attempts to end life in Aso crater
Kumamoto July 4 Two unsuccessful attempts to leap into the crater of Aso san the world's largest active crater ended with Matsui a Japanese youth clinging to a ledge for hours before tourists and police intervened He was picked up and sent to a hospital where he recovers
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Kumamoto
Japan
Aso-San
Matsui
Grain Reserve Reports Renewed U S Bonded Grain Supplies
New York July 26 figures from the visible supply of American and bonded grain show wheat up 475000 bushels, corn up 130000, oats up 3000, rye up 65000, and barley up 1041000, reflecting larger stocks across the board.
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New York
Harley
Typhoon Rips Luzon Causing Massive Flooding and Losses
Thousands homeless after a powerful typhoon and heavy rains sweep Luzon in the past two weeks. A dike on the Tarlac river collapses, flooding rice lands and thousands of huts. Reported deaths are small.
Weather forecast for Inver, Colorado and New Mexico
In Inver, Colorado, July 26 a weather summary notes possible showers Tuesday in the southern portion and Wednesday in the Arizona area. Fair conditions expected Tuesday and Wednesday in the north, with warmer temperatures in the north portion.
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Inenver
Colo
Sxico
Emer South
Arizona
Local weather update for twenty four cars yesterday
Fragmentary report notes conditions ending 6 p m. yesterday under university oversight. Mentions wind velocity around 28 and a high temperature near unknown values with unclear direction.
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West
Eee
Wosterrees
Bam
Liquor Prescription Courted For Rat Bite Victims
Chicago July 26 Dr John Dill Robertson health commissioner received a proposal from a member of the anti rat commission advocating a liquor prescription for every rat bite victim to popularize the plague crusade. The author called a rat bite worse than a snake bite.
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Chicago
John Dill Robertson
Eight-year-old girl burns to death in Wrightstown fire
An eight year old girl and two boys aged six and two, children of Charles W. Wright, were burned to death when the family home at Wrightstown burned.
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Morning Journal
Fergus Paus
Minn
Charles W. Wright
Wrightstown
Bob Martin Knocks Out Ray Smith In Fifth Round
Columbus report: Bob Martin the A.EF. FPF heavy weight champion knocked out Sergeant Ray Smith of New York in the fifth round of their scheduled 15 round bout tonight.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bob Martin
Sergeant Ray Smith
New York
Attack on Tyrall's Pass Barracks Shocks Belfast
Police barracks at Tyrall's Pass in County West Maeth were attacked by masked men and buried during the night.
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Belfast
Tyrall’s Pass
County West Maeth
Wiggins Beats Clark To Claim Open-Air Heavyweight Bout
Indianapolis fighter Chuck Wiggins narrowly defeats Jackie Clark of Allentown in a ten-round heavyweight match staged in an open air arena in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnate
Chuck” Wiggins
Indianapolis
Australia
Jackie Clark
Allentown
Indiana coal field hit by unauthorized day laborer strike
Terre Haute Indiana reports a partial shutdown as day laborers and drivers strike unauthorizedly following a similar action in the Hineis field. About fifty mines near Terre Haute idle as the disruption spreads. Archbishop Daniel J Mannis of Melbourne cannot land in Ireland after recent remarks, per Premier Lloyd George in the house of commons.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana
Hineis
London
Daniel J. Mannis
Melbourne
Australia
Poireland
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Turkish nationalists pledge to oppose peace terms militarily
Angora dispatch reports the Turkish nationalists adopted a resolution approving the Constantinople government peace terms and declaring intent to resist them by force to the bitter end.
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Angora
Turkey
Associated Prose
Turkish Nationalise Ccolgres
Constantinople
Governor Denies Sonoran Gambling House Reopening
Douglas Arizona reports Gov Borques sent a belowram to Mexican officials denying rumors that Sonora gambling houses, recently closed, would reopen. New York reports the US Olympic team of 285 athletes sailed for Antwerp aboard the Princess Matoika.
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Douglas
Ariz
Secral Arizona
Sonora
Borques
Lithuanian Ultimatum Demands Soviet Evacuation
Warsaw July report states Lithuania delivers ultimatum to the Soviet government demanding immediate evacuation of Lithuanian territory by Red troops. The move escalates tensions as military forces remain poised and diplomacy continues.
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Warsaw
Juli
Red
Legal Fight to Stay Deportation Begun at Ellis Island
A legal bid to halt deportation for 35 alleged radicals brought to Ellis Island from western states began as an attorney appeared for several. Workers' Defense unions planned similar action for the remainder. First cases involve Matthew Kalinoff of Seattle and William Krispens of Cleveland.
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New York
Ellis Island
Workers’ Defense
Matthew Kalinoff
Seattle
William Krispens
Cleveland
Kapianoff
Dunkirk Guardians Protest Military Fire on Monastery
The Dunkark Guardians adopt a resolution in Belfast decrying the firing on the Demptorist Monastery at Clonard claiming snipers were inside. They say the pretext has no foundation and compare the act to atrocities not seen even in Belgium under occupation.
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Belfast
Dunkark Guardians
Clonard
Belgium
Coolidge Helps His Wife Bake Doughnuts for Today’s Crowd
G O P vice presidential nominee aids in preparations for the ceremony of notification as Coolidge assists Mrs Coolidge in cooking doughnuts for the expected crowd today.
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Coolidge
Coolidge to Be Notified as Vice Presidential Nominee
Northampton Mass July 26 Republican leaders ready for notification ceremony tomorrow as Governor Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts is expected to be named the Republican vice presidential nominee. The city prepared with flags and a “Law and Order” slogan while Coolidge kept a quiet home life preparing for the event. Governor Morrow of Kentucky will deliver the notification address with Governor Coolidge to reply.
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Northampton
Mass
Calvin Coolidge
Henry Rorback
Connecticut
National Committee
Coolidge
League of Nations
Harding
Law and Order
L. Clark Seeleye
Smith College
K. B. Welles
Edwards Congregational Church
Michael K. Fitzgerald
Edwin P. Morrow
Kentucky
Navy seizes fuel oil for six destroyers in price clash
San Francisco July 26 Associated Oil officials said they would seek 2.03 a barrel for fuel oil while six destroyers took the oil at the harbor. Navy officers had offered 1.72. Company men offered no resistance. F B Hengerson said the navy forced the seizure to meet its threat.
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San Francisco
Calif
Associated Oil Company
Navy
F. B. Hengerson
Ayavy Heads
Rainfall Boosts Kansas Wheat and Corn Crops
Topeka July 28 Rain fall ranging from an inch to three and a quarter inches fell over the northern part of the state last night assuring a full crop in the heaviest corn producing portion. This is the first year on record in which the state will yield bumper wheat and corn crops the same year.
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SY Morning Journal
Topeka
Kans
Texans Oppose Granting Water Power Permits
Pecos valley farmers and business leaders travel to Carlsbad New Mexico to oppose granting water power rights from the Pecos river at Red Bluff to Claude H Thorp. The hearing before state engineer J A Gillette may affect dam plans and large acreage cultivation in Texas.
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Pecos
Tex
Pecos Valley
Carlsbad
N. M
Pecos River
Red Bluff
Claude H. Thorp
Thorp
J. A. Gillette
New Mexico
Gillette
Texas
Cureton
Chambers of Commerce
Texas Irrigation Companies
Reclamation Bureau
Fort Sumner
Congress
Texas Company
Barstow
Vernon Sullivan
Texas Plans
Associated Companies
el Paso
Quanity
Sullivan
Russians and Poles to Start Peace Conference July 26
London July 26 The peace conference between Russians and Poles will begin at Baranevit chi eighty five miles southwest of Minsk on July 26 and the armistice will start the same day. The Lloyd George boundary line will hold in the north and the actual military line in the south on July 20.
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Forning Journal
London
Baranevitchi
Minsk
Associated Press
Lloyd George
Mexican Injured in Duel with Marshal at Peragua
In Peragua Trinidad July 26 a pistol duel between Marshal Posey Davis and Albion Barton left Barton seriously wounded after the Mexican attacker opened fire. Barton was shot in the thigh arm and shoulder and is reported in serious condition at the hospital. Davis fired three shots but Barton fled, the Mexican gunman engaging the officer before the shots went wide.
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Trinidad
Colo
Marshal Posey Davis
Albion Barton
Peragua
Parton
Hospital Nere
Davis
Barton
Identification of Victim Is Established by Policemen Who Recognize Clothes
Detroit police identified the murdered woman as Mrs. Eugene Leroy after officers recognized clothing found with the body in a trunk shipped to New York. The investigation linked jealousy and a man named Allan A. Tatum, once in Detroit, to the crime. Patrolman Leo Trumbull and Mrs. Trumbull helped confirm the identity. The victim, formerly Katherine Dixon, had been married previously to a boxer named Jackson and hailed from Starkville Mississippi.
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Murning Journal
Lea
Detroit
Mich
Eugene Leroy
New York
Leo Trumbull
Leroy
Roy Millen
Chicago
Allan A. Tatum
Birmingham
Ala
Tatum
Trumbull
Ponzi Scheme Faces Halt as District Attorney Intervenes
Boston officials ordered a temporary stop on deposits to Charles Ponzi's Securities Exchange Company after crowds flocked with notes promising 60 percent profit in 54 days. Ponzi claimed solvency with three million dollars in debt and several million on hand, detailing a process involving international reply coupons and currency exchanges to generate profits, with some transactions allegedly yielding 400 percent.
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Boston
Charles Ponzi
Securities Exchange Company
Pellletier
Ponzi
Pongi
Shark weighing 356 pounds captured and killed
Edgemore local note reports guard George Weiss tackling a large shark at the bathing bight. He rode a small boat into shallow water and killed the fish with an oar after bathers screamed. The incident occurred on July 26 as the shark surfaced near the breakers.
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Edgemore
George Weiss
Weiss
Impartiality Claim Over Irish Disturbances Draws Debate
London July 26 Sir Hamar Greenwood chief secretary for Ireland told the house that troops and police showed stern impartiality in Ireland and that their presence with a warship spared Belfast from mass killings and civil war. He noted eight people killed in Belfast disturbances about 200 wounded and 200 arrests.
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London
Hammar Greenwood
Ireland
House of Commons
Belfast
North Ireland
U S Runners Finish Third in Olympic Race
Antwerp July 26 The American team finished third in the Olympic running event at the artillery range with Norway 178 Finland 159 and Sweden 153 while the United States totaled 123 out of 250 points.
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Antwerp
Associated Press
Norway
Finland
Sweden
Villa Enters Sabinas Prompts Federal Clash
Pancho Villa arrives at Sabinas and clashes with about twenty five government troops. Villa commands an estimated 200 to 500 fighters and seeks telegraphic terms for surrender from the de la Huerta government. Refugees flee to Piedras Negras as Sabinas falls under Villa control.
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Eagie Pass
Tex
Pancho Villa
Sabinas
Eagle Pass
Villa
de la Huerta
Piedras Negras
Mexico City
Villa Todds Brewery Chief Seized and Ransom Demanded
A report from Eagle Pass Texas dated July 26 states Villa Todds Brewery has seized Carl Haegelin president of the Sabinas brewery and is holding him for ransom. The report notes the abduction occurred in the border area and authorities are investigating while negotiations may follow.
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Eagle Pass
Tex
Villa
Carl Haegelin
Sabinas Brewery
Harding to take cautious lines on Europe crisis
New York expert C H De Fosse reports to Senator Harding on Russia and Poland. Europe faces a grave crisis with Trotzky commanding a large army in Russia. Harding intends to study foreign policy, restore the agricultural department, and prepare a shore speech for the Mansfield delegation visit.
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Marion
Ohio
Russia
Poland
Harding
C. H. de Fosse
New York
Trotzky
Europe
America
Masfield
Harry Daugherty
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Senator Harding
Hte
Final Arguments in Lloyd Trial Opened by Prosecution
Assistant State's Attorney Barnhart opened final arguments accusing William Bross Lloyd and nineteen associates of forming a secret political machine to overthrow the government. He said the Communist Labor Party was born in lawlessness in Chicago and aimed to drill revolutions into U S citizens. The defense and prosecution prepared for extended closing remarks over four days.
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Free
Chicago
William Bross Lloyd
Communist Labor Party
M. &. Barnhart
United States
George Washington
Hunger Strike By Desertion Case At Fort Douglas
Benjamin Salman serving a five year sentence for desertion at Fort Douglas has been on a hunger strike for more than ten days. Salman, convicted for refusing to serve in the army on conscientious scruples, was moved to the post hospital for observation. His wife Mrs C C Salman and his friend from Denver accompanied him.
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Salt Lake City
Benjamin Salman
Fort Douglas
Here
Salman
C. C. Salman
Denver
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