Concluding Speech Warns of War Risk at Tar Association Meet
Former Senator James Hamilton Lewis warned at the American Tar association convention in St Louis that war with Japan, Germany, and Russia loomed if partisan politics continued. He urged voters to consider welfare of the United States and urged teaching foreign born voters loyalty to the nation. The convention ended without action on the League of Nations report, with Hampton J. Carson noting the by laws prevented political actions.
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United States
Japan
Germany
America
James Hamilton Lewis
Tilmots
American Tar Association
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Helen Cass
Holttzen
League of Natons
Hampton J. Carson
Philadelphia
Legal aid bureaus urged to curb radicalism nationwide
At the American Bar Association convention in St. Louis speakers led by Charles Evans Hughes urged establishing free legal aid for the poor to ensure equal justice. Reginald Heber Smith and Ernest L. Tristan supported creating urban legal aid offices to prevent radical influences by addressing social injustice and foreigner exploitation.
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ST. Louis
Associated Press
United States
American Bar Association
Charles Evans Hughes
New York
Reginald Heber Smith
Boston
Ernest L.tristin
Philadelphia
Mr. Hughes
Legal Aid Society
P. Taau
Tustin
American Oarsmen Qualify in Olympic Regatta
American rowers qualified in the opening day of the Olympic regatta. Jack Kelly of Philadelphia defeated Sweden’s L Jungi in the single sculls, while Kelly Costello and partner defeated Holland’s wand Voth in the double sculls. The day featured the fastest times of the events.
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Associated Press
Jack Kelly
Philadelphia
L. Jungi
Saf
Sweden
Kelly Costello
Wand Voth
Holland
Patrick Doherty Dies in St. Paul Montana Rancher
Patrick Doherty, longtime Montana ranch owner and Minnesota resident, died at his St. Paul home. He came to Minnesota in 1 and helped develop Mississippi traffic and railroad building. From 1863 to 1870 he was connected with Montana ranching, including Round Grove near Helena. He is survived by a widow and five children.
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ST. Paul
Brinn
Patrick Doherty
Minnesota
Montana
Mississippi
Doherty
Round Grove
Helena
England Be Damned Says Member House of Commons
London reports Premier Lloyd George faces appeals from Cork leaders and hunger striking Lord Mayor MacSweeney. James O Grady MP demands unconditional clemency to prove reconciliation with Ireland. Timothy Healy accuses Lloyd George of defying the king’s clemency. MacSweeney’s condition remains very weak in prison.
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England
House OF Commons
London
Lioyd George
Lucerne
O'Grady
MacSweney
Timothy Healy
Dublin
Lloyd George
Trotzky Sends Russ Napoleon Back to Rear
Soviet commander Trotzky reports the capture of a Russian Napoleon and its recapture by German forces. The maneuver defeats Kolchak’s advance and precedes Warsaw’s relief, signaling a shift in front lines during the campaign.
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Trotzky
Napoleon
Bolshevik changes in command amid Polish front
Bresian demonstrators clash with police at Polish consulates in Upper Silesia while in Warsaw Leon Trotzky is reported to assume personal command of the bolshevik army on the Polish front after the removal of General Tuchatschewski for failing to take Warsaw.
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Warsaw
Presa
Tiehat- Schewski
Napoleon
Ht Dost
Leon Trotzki
Tuchatschevski
Non-Partisan League Nominates Full Montana Ticket
Montana returns from 23 counties show tight races with Dixon Wilson Evans and Watson in contention. The Non-Partisan League claims its state ticket with McCusker already winning in the First district while Evans trails Burton Walden. Counts are unsettled due to missing precincts and late tabulations.
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Miandara Helena
Dixon
Wilson
Evans
Watson
McCusker
farmer= labor combine
Montana
Sliver Bow
John M. Evans
Burton Walten
Can
Harding Praises Cummins-Beck Plan At Galion Speech
Senator Harding addressed railway employers in Galion Ohio praising the Cummins plan as the nation's conscience and urging a government policy that serves the people while ensuring railway workers receive fair treatment and continued service. He said some disagree but affirmed support for the plan and promised progress.
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Ohio
Harding
Congress
Elaid
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Cummins-Beck
Argentine to release U S gold in decree expected
Foreign Minister Salaberry announces Argentina will release United States gold held as $29,000,000 value. Decree releasing the gold is expected to be issued in Washington, smoothing heavy discounts on Argentine obligations in the United States.
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Buenos Aires
Salaberry
United
Ceredie
Emshington
Pocumed
United State
Minor parties campaign fund probe urged in Chicago
Jamen Martin Miller former U S consul general to New Zealand sent a letter to Kenyon chairing the committee urging an investigation into minor parties and major groups for campaign finances and methods. He cites socialist farmer labor and partisan leagues as raising large sums and alleges Bolshevik influence. he also urges scrutiny of betting on elections and broker wagers seen as swaying voters.
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Chicago
Jamen Martin Miller
United States
New Zealand
Kenyon
Wennte Campaign Fund
Pex Publicany
Democrats
Socialist Party
Hefora
Farmer-Labor Party
Russia
Oine
Simon W. Gren
Oregan
Republican’ Party
Oregon
Wall Street
Ness
Monstay Ore
Nillo Heinoous Father-in-Law Poison Suspect Confesses
A man known as Nillo Heinoous assaulted a woman alone in a ranch house, who becomes pregnant. He then poisons the man and confesses, taking strychnine. He dies.
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Nillo Heinous
Poisoned Father-In-Law Then Himself in Buffalo Wyoming Tragedy
In Buffalo Wyoming Mrs Max Waegel poisoned her 60 year old father in law Feed Waegel after an assault and later killed herself. Wyoming detectives linked the crime via a peculiar envelope with defective typewriting and traced it through local typewriters. The confession, found under a pillow, details years of sordid life at the elder Waegel’s ranch and the use of strychnine in the fatal acts.
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Buffalo
Wyo
Here
Max Waeie
Waegele
Wyoming
Women pickets lead Dublin strike wave and Cork protests
Irish and British tensions surge as Baltic ship crews walk out prompting nurse protests. In New York longshoremen join the action with women pickets demanding Archbishop Mannix landable rights. Four liners affected as ships face delays and authorities scramble to restore schedules.
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Associated
Prems
United States
Great Britain
Terrence Mae Swenes
Corky
Mannix
Noremen
North River
Ireland
Sis
Lloyd
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Alte
Dasiea
Sheremen
Baltic
England
Miles City Forms Local Guard Company
Authority from Adjutant General to organize a local guard company in Miles City prompts immediate start by Lt. A. Antony, physical director of the city. The report notes the activation is part of broader mobilization efforts and emphasizes readiness.
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Miles City
Neval Greenan
Monal
Bilice City
Ht Ta Antony
Cox Attacks GOP Fund in New England Campaign
Governor Cox renews assault on the Republican fund for the 1920 campaign. He cites a 13 million dollar "corruption fund" and criticizes GOP for separate peace with Germany. Cox notes a record campaign pull and labels party leaders as "money diggers" in Pittsburg remarks.
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G. O. P. Fund
Germany
Pittsburg
Republican Campaign Committee
Parga
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