Harding Campaign Charge Says Wilson Dominates Issue
Marion Ohio July 13 Senator Harding charged in a statement that President Wilson forced the Democratic nominees to adopt the League of Nations as the dominant campaign issue. He said the president seeks vindication of his foreign policy regardless of costs.
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Welcome Home Roosevelt Receives Warm Hyde Park Greeting
Hyde Park July 1 Franklin D Roosevelt amid motion and emotion greeted by volunteers at his arrival from San Francisco. Crowd, families, and party members cheered as he rode to Springwood and addressed neighbors. He signaled August ceremonies for formal nomination, then spoke of open convention spirit and the League of Nations issue shaping the campaign.
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Conference deadlock on coal demand and allied summons
July 13 reports say allies and Germans remain deadlocked on coal needs as Marshal Vocho and Field Marshal Wilson are summoned to discuss enforcement measures. German chancellor Fehrenbach directs investigation into alleged Allied aggression amid wartime tensions. Russians have not replied to armistice with Poland. Polish premier Islas Grubski arrives in Warsaw. Polish forces claim 1,000,000-man army but seek rifles and munitions. London rumor claims Lloyd George received a message from Tehitcherin proposing acceptance of an armistice terms.
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Open Top Cars Extended Order to Mines
An order extending the use or transport of open top cars to mining operations was issued. The directive outlines continued deployment and operational flexibility for mineral extraction sites and related rail or haulage arrangements.
Interstate Commerce Commission Extends Coal Car Priority
The Interstate Commerce Commission extended for 30 days the order favoring open top coal cars east of the Mississippi to ease transport. Amendments limit reconsignments, impose embargoes for improper carriage, and address car allocation and timing. Operators plan to push a Northwest supply plan seeking priority for coal and coke with enforcement of existing orders.
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Platform and Naming Ticket Neat Inorder
A third party forms linking to the platform and naming ticket while an orderly process continues until morning when the platform committee reports. The wording preserves period voice and emphasizes governance and committee reporting in a concise news card style.
Peage Makers Kept Busy At Nation Con vention
Stormy periods mark the conference and a narrow break to quell jealousies. Chicago July 13 the new party convention adjourned till tomorrow morning without a platform report. Resolutions to fit La Follette and to elect a leader dominated the tense session as rival groups failed to unify.
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Woman recounts killing husband after years of abuse
Mrs. Max Kromka described a murder at 709 East Mercury Street after her husband struck her. She shot him twice, he died on the porch. She says years of beatings and abuse preceded the fatal act, following his release and marriage after a prior pardon for labor troubles. She faces murder charges in city jail.
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New Denouement in Murder Case Emerges in Chicago
Miss Catherine Vane identified the murdered man as Al Watson, son of a New York turfman, after Wanderer confessed hiring a killer to rob and kill both the man and his wife. The theater attache visited the morgue and linked a morgue body to the missing heir, tracing a romance exposed by private expeditions and hospital stays.
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Cloudburst Sweeps Numerous Washington Idaho Towns
A late cloudburst at six washed away houses in multiple towns across Southeastern Washington and the Snake River valley in Idaho. Moscow Idaho reports several fatalities and communication cut, while Winona and Pullman face wrecked lines, damaged farms, and unroofed barns.
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Wilson to Meet Cox and Roosevelt at White House Sunday
President Wilson will host Governors Cox and Roosevelt at the White House Sunday for the first campaign conference since their nomination. Cox telephoned from Columbus to schedule the meeting for 10 a.m. with press notes saying leaders see no rift over policy. the talks aim to bolster the Democratic ticket ahead of acceptance speeches.
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