America’s Cup Defender Resolute Wins Final Race
Resolute defeats Shamrock IV to retain the America’s Cup after a hard fought last race. Timed at 7:52:15 official, elapsed 6:35:15 for Resolute, 6:41:40 corrected with six minute allowance. Lipton vows another challenge in 1922 if a new challenger arrives.
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Vassenger
Wek
Se End
Amrock
Nish
Shamuek
Victoria
Thomas Lipton
Shamrock
Resolute
Tifteen
Sfender
Thomaston
Sxamrock
Eantime
New York Yacht Club
New York
America
Great Britain
Poland's Fall and Reo German Claims Rise
A wartime note argues that Poland's collapse would revive Reo German claims and that Soviet victory could unleash Bolshevik influence across Europe and beyond, shaping a broad postwar power shift.
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Poland
Bolsevists See Spread Across Europe and Asia
A dispatch reproduces Gen. Eric Ludendorff’s memo warning that victory by Soviet Russia over Poland could trigger Bolshevik expansion across Europe and toward Berlin Prague and beyond. It cites advancing Bolshevik lines into China Afghanistan Persia and India and notes propaganda stirring Indian and pan Islamic sentiments.
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HY Morning Journal
Erecial
Washington
Associated Press
Russia
Poland
Europe
Eric Ludendorff
Germany
Czecho-Slovakia
Italy
France
England
Seven Seas
Midland
Atlantic
Lake Baikal
Japan
Seminoff
India
Persia
Arabia
Rumania
Finland
Sweden
Norway
Austria
Weather Forecast for Denver Area in July 27
Forecast notes unsettled weather across New Mexico with changes expected Wednesday and Thursday. Arizona also shows mixed conditions with fair spells. report summarizes temperatures and humidity readings from 6 am and 6 pm daily, and mentions wind speeds and precipitation prospects.
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New Mexico
Circus clown killed in Pear Creek canyon crash
Lon Moore of Defiance Ohio was killed and circus concessionaire Charles Hite of Trenton Ohio fatally injured when a car plunged 200 feet from Looking Glass curve in Pear Creek canyon near Denver Colorado. Denver residents William Hart and wife and Julius Pearce survived with injuries and were treated at the county hospital.
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Denver
Colo
Lon Moore
Defiance
Ohio
Charles Hite
Trenton
Pear Creek Canyon
William Hart
Julius Pearce
Funeral services for Charlee S. Gleed held
Funeral services for Charlee B. Gleed, director in several corporations and journalist, were held at the Gleed residence. Corporation officials and workers attended, and the funeral train carried the party to Lawrence, Kansas for interment. Santa Fe railroad and Southwestern Bell Telephone offices closed two hours.
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Topeka
Kans
Charlee B. Greed
Gleed
Lawrence
Santa Fe Railroad
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Harding Keynote Praised as Campaign Moves Discussed
In Marion Ohio July 27 Benator Harding met with party leaders to discuss Republican campaign strategy. John T Adams Iowa chairman predicted a western landslide while George B Lockwood Washington editor said a wide victory is likely. Bela Tokall National Roosevelt League pledged support.
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Marion
Ohio
Benator Harding
John T. Adams
Iowa
National Committee
West
Scott Bone
George B. Lockwood
National Republican of Washington
Canvanrs
National Roosevelt League
Bela Tokall
Johnson Taken For Auto Ride By Officers
Joliet July 27 Jack Johnson former heavyweight held by federal authorities asked for exercise and rode in an automobile with Sheriff Newkirk and deputies. They visited Manhattan and a soda fountain where Johnson and his guard sat at a table and received free strawberry sodas.
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Ey Morning Journal
Joliet
Jack Johnson
Newkirk
Manhattan
Johnson
Cox Seeks Campaign Finance Probe In Pre Convention Stage
Dayton reports Governor Cox saying a big hole remains in drafting his acceptance address and he conferred with Senator Pomerene about continuing the senate inquiry into campaign expenditures. Pomerene urged, as a public right to know, that the probe proceed amid concerns over fund limits and possible underwriters for both parties.
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Dayton
Ohio
Cox
Pomerene
Senate
Kenyon
Republican
Democratic Committee
Hays
Republican National Committee
Democratic National Campaign Treasury
Congress
Montana
Cotton Exports Rise in Fiscal Year to June 30
Department of commerce reports cotton exports for the year ending June 30 totaled 6,915,408 bales valued at 1 391 707 502 dollars, up from 6,353,895 bales last year. June exports were 241,449 bales versus 696,169 the previous June.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Brewster Asked to Confer With Lewis on Soft Coal Crisis
Witte Indianapolis July. Thomas T. Brewster chairman of the coal operatives executive committee is asked by John L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers to join him in a call for an immediate joint conference of operators and miners of the central competitive fields. The telegram cites confusion in the coal industry and a national emergency and seeks practical measures to restore normal conditions.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas T. Brewster
Coal Operatives’ Executive Committee
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Eight Die From Powder Magazine Blast at Kemmerer Mine
Special leased from Kemmerer Wyoming reports eight miners killed or dying after a powder magazine explosion at the Bublet mine owned by Kemmerer Coal company. Matt Wisniewsky died in standby as explosion occurred. seven others perished later from burn injuries. Names listed include Wisniewsky Kampfinkel Weber Nemino Perroglio Noukki Imaga and Shimm with Korean and Japanese origins noted.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Bublet Mine
Kemmerer Coal Company
Matt Wisniewsky
Matt Wisniewskey
Fred Kampfinkel
Japan
Steve Weber
Polo
Robert Nemino
John Perroglio
Laban
Alfred Noukki
Finn
Shimm
T. Imaga
Imaga
Poland seeks 260000 uniforms from US for Polish army
Washington reports Poland asks to buy 260000 army uniforms and shoes from the War Department. The State Department considers neutrality, while Britain and France have not invited US to participate in London talks on armistice terms. The record of sale to Poland prior to the war and other wartime disposals are noted.
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Washington
Legation
Poland
War Department
State Department
United States
Great Britain
London
France
Paris
Petary Baker
Saler
Iussia
Russia
Polish Republic
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Navy
The
Grain Corporation
Tennessee to Fill 13 Legislature Vacancies Ahead of Suffrage Vote
Thirteen vacancies in the Tennessee legislature will be filled before the vote on woman suffrage. Three senate seats and ten house seats are affected. Governor Hoberts orders special elections for August 5 in the districts, while resistors fear contested contests and the legislature plans to meet in August.
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Nashville
Tenn
Senate
House
Overnor Hoberts
Rome
Public Summary of Findings on Steel Labor Conflict
The Interchurch World Movement commission urged President Wilson to appoint a special commission for an immediate free conference between steel industry workers and managers. The report accuses U S Steel of labor policy failings, cites long hours, lack of representation, and the need for shorter workdays, a living wage, and union rights.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Wilson
Interchurch World Movement
Special Commission
Presidential Commission
Anthracite Commission
I. A. Poling
United States Steel Corporation
Dr. Poling
American Federation of Labor
Alleged Mann Act Violator Held in Federal Court
Ernest Hillard, elderly man, charged with Mann Act violation, held to federal court in 1500 dollars bail after preliminary exam. He allegedly transported Susie Hammond, 13, from El Paso to Tucson then Phoenix, posing as father and daughter. Hillard denies transporting the girl for immoral purposes.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Ernest Hillard
Hillard
Susie Hammond
Kl Paso
Tucson
Train of gasoline officially welcomed in Los Angeles
Gasoline scarce in Los Angeles as a train carrying 200000 gallons arrives from Oklahoma. Mayor M P Snyder and Automobile Club of Southern California officers greet and ride back with the train at Alhambra, marking an official welcome.
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Ey Morning Journal
Los Angeles
Calif
Oklahoma
M. P. Snyder
Automobile Club of
Southern California
Alhambra
Here
Poles Suffer Reverses on Northern Front
Warsaw reports a Tuesday communique indicating Polish forces were outnumbered by Bolsheviks on the northern front, retreating along the line for about 100 kilometers. Bolshevik gains included Kuznitsa and a breakthrough near Pinek, while Berestechk repulsed a Red attack and Zemuel bridge head at Volochysk fell to Reds.
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Severial Beeen
Warsaw
Associated Press
Grive
Biebosteck
Kuznitsa
Bokolkha
Selva
Isionim
Prasory
Klovies
tUbrem- Laitovsk
Pinek
Berestechk
Hoelchevik
Reda
Zemuel
Volochysk
Tarnopel
0Viets
Indians Die In Wreck Of Santa Fe Freight Train
Two Indians from the Domingo pueblo were killed and four injured when four cars of a west bound Santa Fe freight train derailed near Albuquerque. Debris and brick crushed the victims Juan Tienorio and Juan Pajaro. A broken wheel flange is blamed. delays hit Navajo, California Limited, and No. 7 mail service as crews cleared the track.
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Domingo Pueblo
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Juan Tienorio
Juan Pajaro
Las Vegas
Lamy
Abuquerque
California Limited
Tueday
Belen
Disappearing beds planned for New York apartment
July 27 1880 New York special reports a syndicate plans a $0 000 apartment building on West and Avenue Manhattan featuring disappearing beds. Architects caution on daytime use and suggest options like floor trap doors or hidden compartments to keep beds unseen.
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New York
Manhattan Island
Wes
Ind Avenue
Manhattan
Japanese Clear Land Which Whites Refuse To Touch
Members of the house immigration and naturalization committee in Seattle held a hearing on the Japanese immigration question in the Pacific northwest. Terrace proposed admitting 1,000,000 Japanese temporarily to clear logged lands in Oregon and Washington, arguing white workers won’t farm the land.
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Seattle
Wash
Jaen
House Immigration and Naturalization Committee
Pacific Northwest
Tacoma
Washtrank Terrace
Orita
United States
Oregon
Washington
Terrace
White River Valley
Alice
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Bir
Thom Lipton
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Allenge
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Interchurch World Movement Advocates Commission
Santo Domingo
Arizona
Yursday
Urs
Univer —— West
Aracter
LY Morning Journal
Bprota
Chas. S. Gleed
Mel
Harding
Areca. Leal
Comining Journal Brecial
Ec Wlee
SY Morning Journal Special
Brewster
Lewis
Morning Journal Special
Witte
U. 9
Polane Kamy Supplies
Tennessee
Assembly
Juvenal
Erecta
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