Beav erhead Citizens Denounce Wheeler in Dillon
In Dillon on July 4 prominent Beaverhead County residents publish statements denouncing B K Wheeler and his followers as false and unAmerican. Officials and citizens pledge loyalty, reject bolshevist notions, and defend local order while condemning Wheeler supporters as masqueraders in a period newspaper tone.
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The
Standard
Dillon
Butte
B. K. Wheeler
Wheeler
Beaverhead County
Mr. Wheeler
Delegates Resume Deadlock At Democratic Convention
San Francisco July 4 delegates resume their stalemate in the Democratic National Convention. After 22 ballots no clear winner emerges between Cox and McAdoo. Wilson remains silent and there is rising demand for a Moses to lead delegates out of the wilderness and toward a decisive nomination.
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Moses
San Francisco
Cox
McAdoo
White House
Bryan
Wilson
Glass
Bryan Expounds Outside Candidate List For Convention
San Francisco July 4 William J Bryan said it expedient for the convention to go outside the current candidate list and to suggest several men from diverse regions including the South He named Brandeis as a possibility and urged careful examination of any aspirant credentials He declined to campaign but voiced objections to Cox and McAdoo citing wet plank and presidential ties respectively.
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Bryan
South
Justice Brandeis
Cox
McAdoo
San Francisco
William J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Mr. Bryan
United States
Brandeis
Louis D. Brandeis
Supreme Court
Ohio
William G. McAdoo
Vanderveer Arrested At Picnic In Astoria
George F. Vanderveer of Seattle was arrested in Astoria on a charge of resisting an officer after he tried to address a workingmen's picnic despite police cautions. Chief Carlson noted attendees wore red ribbons and some distributed I. W. W. literature. Vanderveer posted bail and went on to Portland.
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Astoria
Ore
George F. Vanderveer
Seattle
Carlson
Vanderveer
Portland
Albanians Hold Aviona in Albania War
Belgrade dispatch confirms Aviona in Albanian hands as of July 4, stating Aviona, Albania, is entirely under Albanian control. The report notes the shift in territorial control and underscores Albanian authority over the area.
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Aviaona
Berne
Belgrade
Aviona
Albania
Dark horses in control of convention as big three remain locked
San Francisco July 4. With Cox Mc Adoo and Palmer leading a tight race dark horse backers hold about one tenth of the voting bloc. Names stirring talk include Davis Glass Owen Cum mings Bainbridge Colby and even Champ Clark. Some Indiana supporters may swing if deadlock persists with little prospect of a ticket breakthrough on Sunday.
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San Francisco
Cox
McAdoo
Palmer
John W. Davis
West Virginia
Senator Glass
Virginia
Senator Owen
Oklahoma
Homer S&s. Cummings
Connecticut
Bainbridge Colby
New York
Champ Clark
Marshall
Indiana
Wilson
Ambassador Davis
Three Organizers Dead in Mine Guards Clash
Charleston W Va July 4 Three organizers of United Mine Workers of America were killed in a fight with mine guards at Roderfield McDowell County today a telegram to district president C F Keeney said The violent incident underscores ongoing labor strife in the region and raises questions about safety and union mobilization in mining communities.
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Charleston
W. Va
United Mine Workers of America
Roderfield
McDowell County
C. F. Keeney
McAdoo Breaks Silence at Convention Sleep Night
Huntington N Y July 4 Not even the 22 ballots of the dead locked democratic national convention could break the silence William G McAdoo maintained on political events. He went to bed at 11 15 last night and woke after 9 this morning. He inquired news from his adviser Oscar A Price and read papers before attending church with Mrs McAdoo and daughter Nina Mohrenschildt. In the afternoon he walked near his country place and then went to bed early.
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Huntington
N. Y
William G. McAdoo
McAdoo
Oscar A. Price
Mr. Price
Mr. McAdoo
St. John’s Church
Nina Mohrenschildt
Deadlock at Democratic Convention in San Francisco
Nation's eyes on the Golden Gate as the San Francisco convention stalled after 22 ballots. The deadlock remained firm with no new movement expected on the twenty third ballot as leaders faced a Sunday recess.
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San Francisco
Infant girl found wrapped in newspaper in alley in Butte
The dead infant was found yesterday afternoon in an alley near 1515 Warren Avenue by J N Deschane. The paper shroud bore a July 1 date and investigators weigh whether the child died before abandonment or from exposure after being moved in fear of discovery. Detective Larkin and Coroner Holland are handling the case as the Duggan Undertaking Rooms prepared the body for autopsy.
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Warren Avenue
Butte
J. N. Deschane
Montana Delegation Feted by Daniels on Mare Island
Governor Stewart leads Montana visitors to Mare Island aboard the destroyer Philip where Secretary Daniels and Admiral Rodman host a luncheon. Daniels presents the first rivet for the battleship Montana as Stewart underscores the ship’s role in peace and defense of the nation.
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Standard
San Francisco
Montana
Safe Blown and Robbed at Toledo Post Office
A robbery occurred at the Toledo Oregon post office early today when a safe was blown open. A quantity of registered mail and 100 dollars in cash plus stamps valued at 200 dollars were taken. The safe was completely demolished and officers have no clues to the robbers.
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Newport
Ore
Toledo
Nomination Deadlock Deepens at Democratic Convention
Convention chairman Senator Robinson said no decision has formed among leaders and a vote is expected Tuesday. McAdoo manager Love urged renewed push for McAdoo while Cox backer Moore boasted a bet on Cox’s nomination within hours, with funds to a national campaign.
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Jonly
Robinson
Arkansas
Thomas B. Love
Texas
McAdoo
Chicago
Democratic Party
Party of Progress
E. H. Moore
Youngstown
Cox
Moore
Democratic National Campaign Fund
Twenty Buried Alive in Mexico Collapse
About 20 people were buried alive when cave-ins at San Pedro de los Pinos near Mexico City toppled structures last night. Ten bodies have been recovered. The victims were members of the Third Cavalry Regiment and their families.
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Mexico City
San Pedro de Los Pinos
Third Cavalry Reg Ment
Marion Prepares for Harding Homecoming Parade
Marion Ohio plans a Fourth of July scene ahead of Senator Warren G. Harding’s homecoming tomorrow. Flags hang in shops and homes as Harding and Mrs. Harding arrive by automobile from Washington. A welcome at the Harding home will feature D. R. Crissinger delivering an address and Harding replying from the front porch. The Marion civic association will organize the event with a post‑arrival parade through downtown assembled crowd expected.
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Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Republican Party
Downstown
Sound
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