Resolute Shamrock Yacht Race Opens At Sandy Hook
Sir Thomas Lipton returns with Shamrock IV to challenge Defender Resolute in the international yacht racing classic at Sandy Hook. The 1914 era matchup renews a storied duel as America and Britain watch the first races in a series that could define a new chapter for the famed trophy.
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Jack Velock
International News
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Vital time allowance key factor in America's Cup race
New York July 1 The time allowance for Shamrock II and Resolute emerged as a vital factor on the eve of the first race. The provisional handicap favored the American defender by seven minutes and one second due to Shamrock II's greater canvas spread. The measurement review and weather could delay final figures until Friday.
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Harding Rejects Misrepresentations On Suffrage Attitude
Senator Harding in Marion Ohio criticizes misrepresentations of the Republican stance on woman suffrage. He asserts Republicans deserve credit for progress, hopes ratification by June, and says he would celebrate suffrage whether a Republican or Democratic state approves it, naming North Carolina and Tennessee as possible ratifiers.
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Northern Pacific seeks lumber rate cuts to Spokane
Helena July 14 The Northern Pacific Railway company petitions the Interstate Commerce Commission and the Montana commission for permission to reduce lumber rates from Missoula and Bonner to Spokane seeking lower transportation costs for timber shipments.
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Helena to host Montana Retail Merchants convention
Helena receives the next annual Montana Retail Merchants association convention with Ben B. Briscoe of Toston slated to serve another term as president after the closing session this afternoon.
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Montana Retail ‘Merchants’ Association
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Toston
Notable yacht races loom as crews prepare on eve
On the eve of the races both ships show shipshape readiness. The Shamrock’s crew under Capt William P. Button tests original mainsails while designer Charles Nicholson confirms sail cuts for the challenger. The Resolute’s crew under Capt Charles Francis Adams II completes finishing touches on the defending sloop. Races start at noon from Ambrose channel lightship with a 30 mile course, windward and leeward for the first, third and fifth legs and a triangular course for the second and fourth. The schedule calls for daily racing after the initial rounds, subject to skipper requests and committee approval.
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Charles K. Nicholson
Charles Francis Adams II
Ambrose Channel
Planes Ready for 9000 Mile Nome Expedition Flight
Plans for a 9000 mile round trip to Nome Alaska and back are set for tomorrow morning with four Army Air Service planes tuned up and inspected. Captain St Claire Street commands the expedition with Lieutenants Clifford C Nutt and Ross Kirkpatrick piloting the other planes as they push a direct air route to Alaska for movement of air service units and photographic survey of unmapped areas.
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Deportation orders target 13 aliens including four radicals
The immigration commissioner announced that 13 aliens were sent from Chicago to Ellis Island this week for deportation. Among those ordered deported were Adolph Frax and Pasquale Nardi of Milwaukee, arrested here in connection with riots in Milwaukee.
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Auloncer Custeers
Wheat futures to be resumed after three years
Chicago traders anticipate a full resumption of wheat futures on the exchanges tomorrow. The Chicago Board of Trade will open at 9 30 a m with loud cheers as brokers celebrate the end of the wartime restrictions that halted daily wheat trade since August 2. Brokers in Chicago and other major centers have arranged for renewed trading in a return to normal commercial life and expected high volumes of futures transactions.
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Germans Yield in Coal Demand
London dispatch reports German acceptance of Allies demand for 2,000,000 tons of coal monthly. The Havas wire notes the surrender of the coal target as a condition of the agreement reached at Spal.
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Hospital Stolen Amid Smallpox Epidemic Rumor
Connelsville, Pa. July 14 An outbreak of smallpox led to the disclosure that the municipal hospital near the city line had been stolen. Victims are being housed in tents as the epidemic rages.
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Connellsville
Stewart seeks certificate of 14 128 signatures amid amendment effort
Stewart pushes to issue a certificate proving he obtained 14 128 signatures as part of an amendment effort. The document aims to validate oaths and support for the proposed change, with officials reviewing the collected attestations.
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Act of Clement pledge violation sparks party disputes
Boston July 14 Governor Clement’s refusal to call a Vermont special session is cited as a pledge violation by the Republican national party publicity committee chair. Mrs Paul says women will press Hardin on July 22. Massachusetts League of Women Voters leader Mrs Fearing notes women elsewhere may shift votes to the Democrats.
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Two Strangers in Double Tragedy In Port Land
A 14 year old boy Arvo Marlett shot Mary Franey 28 then killed himself after pursuing her from a room about 11:45 PM. The two strangers, new arrivals from Portland, died in local hospital while Marlett died on the street.
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Christensen Nominated by New Farmers Labor Party
Parley C Christensen of Salt Lake City was chosen as presidential candidate by the Farmers Labor Party convention in Chicago. Debates and withdrawals followed as delegates debated candidates including Eugene V Debs and Henry Ford while the platform committee prepared a labor oriented platform.
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Kansas
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Utah
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la” Follette
William Rodriguez
Mtinois
Labor’ Party
Wisconsin
Samuel Levine
New Jersey
Eugene V- Debs
Child 15 Struck by Freight Train in Butte District
A 15 year old girl was struck while near freight tracks in the warehouse district of Butte. She suffered crushed toes but hospital staff expect a temporary injury with the big toe possibly spared. The girl, Frances Myre McNichol, was treated at Murray Hospital and sent home to 223 Garrison Avenue.
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Black Rock
Lester Buschanan
Buchanan
MRPLANE EN ROUTE BETWEEN WALLA WALLA AND FALLS
Spokane July 14 The test air party sought road condition information for a route across Montana. Jack Rankin and Gy Moyer of Walla Walla toured via Garrison to study elevation 6700 feet on a plan toward Great Falls Mont. The journey began from Walla Walla in one hour forty minutes. New York July 14 Dr Jacob Gould Schurman urged Japanese American joint commission to study immigration at a Foreign Relations Council luncheon.
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Council On Foreign Relations
Ford Headquarters Open Detroiter Candidate for 48ers
Chicago July 14 Henry Ford headquarters were opened to boost sentiment for his nomination on the third party ticket. Charles Hoffman of the executive committee said the Ford movement had shifted feeling at recent meetings and that Detroit backers would work to secure a platform favorable to Ford. Red badges appeared as delegates pledged support and a Detroit man would accept the nomination if satisfactory.
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