Harding Charges Hidden Money Behind Democratic Campaign
Senator Harding alleged that powerful foreign interests were prepared to fund the Democratic campaign to influence Wilson era policy. He claimed the Democratic nerves centered on League of Nations support and urged Governor Cox to state his stance on Article Ten and allied foreign policy positions.
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King
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League of Nations
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Harding
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Bulgaria
Reece Desiies
Socratic
Administra
Forty First Cub For Central Park Lioness
In New York on July 30 Helen the Central Park lioness licked her forty first cub, with keepers noting that her other offspring, except two who died, were sent to other zoos. Ackbar the father roared at birth but later accepted it as another lion in the world.
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Helen
Central Park
Ackbar
Governor Cox Reviews Dayton Parade in Humble Greeting
Governor Cox stands two hours in the sun to review a parade of about 12 000 in Dayton Ohio vowing to move to the nation’s capital and thanking supporters amid cheers Hello Jimmy and Buck greet the crowd as banners declare Cox for November and Be Cox Sure in November The Cox band leads the procession and airplanes circle above the celebration
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Jimmy” Cox
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Weather Forecast for Enver Colorado July 30
Unsettled conditions expected with fair to windy intervals. High near 89, low around 73. Humidity around 11 percent in morning, winds light to moderate from the south.
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Enver
Colo
Albuquerque census guess nears twenty eight thousand
H B Watkins of the Chamber of Commerce said the city including Martinez Old Town Barelas and University Heights has 28 900 residents while the city proper will be less. He noted rapid growth since 1900 and cited recent developments and new residences in Albuquerque ahead of today’s census release.
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No Formal Action on Railway Wage Award
Leaders of four big railroad brotherhoods discussed objections to the wage award by the railroad labor board in Chicago but postponed formal action until a meeting in two weeks. W. G. Lee reports daily membership gains of 100 to 125 in the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, with similar increases among other brotherhoods due to higher wages from the new award.
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LOY Morning Journal
Cleveland
Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Mrs. George C. Haig Dies in France
Mrs. George Ogilvy Haig of London, formerly Miss Charlotte Astor, died today at the American hospital in Neuilly France. She married J Coleman Drayton of Philadelphia at age 21 and later wed George Ogilvy Haig in London on December 17 1897. He died in December 1907.
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Paris
George Ogilvy Haig
London
Charlotte Astor
Neuilly
Mrs. Haig
J. Coleman Drayton
Philadelphia
Mr. Drayton
Merged World News Briefs From Across the Globe
A roundup of short dispatches notes Buxton coal mines idle in Iowa after local discontent, Smoky Hollow workers returning to shift. Koreans charged with bombing plot in Seoul. Osaka commerce chamber labels American shipping law economic imperialism. Korea establishes provincial councils in Seoul moves toward self government. Palmer-Labor candidate Christensen to tour South Dakota. International Harvester declares 12 1 2 percent stock dividend. New York reports a 12 1 2 percent stock dividend. Aniston Georgia man hanged after warning crowd about vices. former Japanese premier says war with the U S is folly. forest fire danger rises in western Montana and Idaho. Los Angeles reports Mann Act case against Paul Dato. Sinn Feiners attack in County Down. Belmont golf match results. Australia’s Len Edwards wins boxing verdict. U S tops Olympic track events with broad success.
Christensen Hits League as Wall Street Domination
New York July 30 Christensen presidential nominee of the former labor party denounces the league of nations as an international bankers soviet and a dead issue He favors Irish freedom and threatens to oppose ratification of the nineteenth amendment He claims major parties conceal the league issue to mislead voters and vows a third party national campaign from New York City with Wall Street as the power center.
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League of Nations
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Harding
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Woodrow Wilson
Unite’d States
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League
Ise
Denver Tramway workers pay themselves daily in cash
Nine hundred Denver Tramway employees, including conductors and motormen, pay themselves at the end of each day from the cash collected. Receipts and on hand cards guide each wage, a system the company defends as efficient and hard to garnishee, though it costs about 1500 dollars in lost bank interest annually.
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Morning Journal
Denver
Colo
Denver Tramway Company
America
Frederick W. Hild
Christy Mathewson Treated For Tuberculosis At Sanitarium
Christy Mathewson veteran baseball player manager and coach has been at a sanitarium in Lake Clear New York for a month undergoing tuberculosis treatment. He has stayed in his room and received no callers while resting, with condition not deemed immediately alarming.
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Morning Journal
Garanac Lake
N. Y
Christy Mathewson
Possible alteration in Turkish peace pact discussed
Allied representatives debated changes to the Turkish peace treaty over the Dodecanese dispute between Italy and Greece. Italy and Greece threaten to withhold signing unless island claims are ceded, with talks focusing on whether Turkey should renounce sovereignty and have the islands disposed of by future power agreement.
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Ex-service Men Flock to Lower California Army Action
Reports from Calexico indicate American ex servicemen have traveled to Mexicali to man twenty one machine guns. Governor Feteban Cantu is said to be organizing forces to resist Mexican federal troops. Mexican residents from Arizona are reportedly joining Cantu’s army en route to the attack.
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Ey Morning Journal
Lower California
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Enna
Jimpison Weed Coffee Fatal to Aged Couple
In Columbia Maine on July 30 neighbors found Mr. and Mrs. Orville Allison dead at their farm. Jimson weed seeds were located in a coffee pot and the coroner believes they may have drunk the coffee. The pair had been dead about ten days.
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Cantu Pressure and U S Veterans in Lower California Conflict
Mexicali reports Governor Esteban Cantú severed ties with the Mexican provisional government amid plans by Cantú forces to use American veterans as machine gunners. Federal troops prepare actions as Cantú claims strength to resist any invasion and recruit drilling continues.
Return to Posts and Then Negotiate Says President
The president urged returning to posts and initiating negotiations amid fears the paralysis of industry could cause suffering next winter. Officials warn of potential supply disruptions and economic strain if talks fail.
UMWA President Orders Indiana Illinois Miners Back to Work
John Lewis of the United Mine Workers of America will issue a mandatory order to miners on strike in Indiana and Illinois to return to work immediately to restore normal mine operation. The statement comes after a conference approved the president's message received tonight.
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John Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Indiana
Illinois
President Wilson Appeals to Striking Miners Over Wage Inequalities
President Wilson, via the United Mine Workers, urges Illinois and Indiana miners to return to work. He links the walkout to wage disparities and says he cannot propose changes until strikers resume, then will convene a joint scale committee to adjust inequities. He warns of winter coal shortages and cites the miners’ solemn obligation and societal duty.
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Wilson
United Mine Workers
Coal Operators Reject Parley Proposal in Coal Strike
Illinois coal operators telegraph Chicago July 80 denying a joint meeting with miners scale committees. They refuse negotiations without authorization from Washington authorities, aiming to settle the strike in snow mines.
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Illinois
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Sinow
Washington
Miners Leader Rejects Wilson Wage Meeting Offer
President Frank Farrington of the Tit neis miners union dismissed President Wilson's plan to convene a joint wage committee to address wage inequities if miners return to work. He said he does not think much of it and warned miners are fed up with appeals from the president.
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News Print Plant Proposed for Brazil
Representatives of a Swedish company have proposed to the Brazilian government the establishment of a print paper manufacturing plant in Parana. They seek free entry of machinery and cite abundant raw materials in Parana and other states. Local publishers, troubled by paper scarcity and high import costs, support the plan and discuss economy measures such as smaller paper sizes higher advertising rates and subscription prices.
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