Cox May Invite Third Party To Democrat Fold
Ohio Governor and presidential nominee James M. Cox eyes the third party rise in Chicago as a sign progressive forces may dominate November. He and running mate Franklin D Roosevelt plan to discuss courting third party voters with President Wilson at the White House. The plan will be refined next week as the Democratic National Committee meets in Dayton.
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Ohio
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Chicago
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Topeka
New York Tribune
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Chicago Tribune
Bela Kun extradition fugitives leave Vienna for Russia
Bela Kun former dictator of Hungary and all communists whose extradition has been demanded by Hungary departed Vienna last night for Russia in a prisoner's convoy via Germany.
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Vienna
Associated Press
Bela Kun
Hungary
Russia
Germany
Prohibition Debate Shows Limits in Alcohol Fight
Jean Finot, noted French sociological writer and League Against Alcoholism president, argues in La Revue Mondiale that U S prohibition failed to eradicate drinking. He says total ban prompted moonshine, cross border trips for alcohol, and immigration shifts, risking demographic consequences and systemic relapse.
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League Against Alcoholism
la Revue Mondiale
Paris
United States
Canada
West Indies
First aerial funeral for Mrs. Sarah D. Brown in New York
A temperance worker and children's author Mrs. Sarah D. Brown had an ash scattering aerial funeral. Her urn was taken by seaplane from Hudson River Pier Eighty six to fly over the Statue of Liberty. Nine white carnations and two red were placed in tribute as the plane circled, ending with an airborne ritual service.
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Eighty-sixth Street
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Kate Brown
Frank Mallen
Marines
Mallen
Statue of Liberty
Bathing Beauties Embrace War Scrap In Beach Gear
Washington reports trench mirror bathing outfits and musette bags becoming popular at beaches as war by products. Yet 20 000 visitors including President Wilson witnessed activity at the Tidal Basin Bathing Beach amid notes of shortages and patriotic aid. In Helena an injunction fight looms over Cascade Silver Mines dumping concentrates into Bell creek Neihart.
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Wilson
Tidal Basin
Helena
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Mate
Cascade Silver Mines and Mills Company
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Neihart
Lipton chases fair victory in America's cup race
Sir Thomas Lipton voices a sportsmanlike resolve to win the America’s Cup by racing, not by misfortune, saying he would wait for Resolute to be repaired after any mishap. The New York Yacht Club notes his remarks as clearer than their own. Lipton’s crew receives public fondness as the challenger’s fleet tours Brooklyn, with ships saluting and crowds cheering.
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New York Yacht Club
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Setault
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Lipton
America
Atlantic
Evans and Wolff Set for Western Amateur Final in Memphis
Chicago’s Chick Evans will meet Clarence Wolff of St Louis in the Western Amateur final at the Memphis Country Club course after Evans edged Bobby Jones one up and Wolff beat Henry Wenzler two up with one to play in the semifinals. The Evans Jones match drew a vast southern gallery and hinged on the final hole.
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Charles
Chick") Evans
Chicago
Clarence Wolff
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Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Walz
Henry Wenzler
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Noted Libel Case Pays $3500 For Tough Kid Image
William McCue won $3500 from the Russell Sage Foundation after a judgment on libel for using his image in the book Boyhood and Lawlessness. Judge Ford rejected claims the boy was depicted as “The Toughest Kid on the Block,” noting no evidence of toughness and criticizing moral judgments about poverty and crime.
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Wiliam McCue
Russell Sage Foundation
Justice Ford
McCue
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Jusice Ford
Hell's Kitchen
Fifth Avenue
Germans Yield and Protocol Signed at Allied Conference
SPA July 16 German representatives signed the protocol framed by the allied conference at 8 40 o clock. In San Francisco July 16 Frank D Olier national commander of the American Legion will arrive August 1 for an inspection tour of legion posts, then proceed to Los Angeles.
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Frank tin @Olier
American’ Legion
Legion
D’olier
Los Angeles
Navy official dismisses Decker attack as not worth bother
July 16 in Washington Assist Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt announced that Rear Admiral Benton C Decker's attack on Secretary Daniels and himself will probably be passed over as not worth bothering about and no disciplinary action will be taken.
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the Navy
Roosevelt
Benton C. Decker
Daniels
Engineers Denied Increase in Wages by Industries
A downtown engineers' union request for a $1 daily wage rise over the 87 cent scale was rejected after a meeting with representatives from Associated Industries. The employers' committee cited current conditions as the reason no increase could be granted.
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Associated Industries
Americans vie for Olympic spots at Harvard meet
Cambridge Mass July 16 The largest U S athlete assembly in the country began a two day trial at Harvard stadium to earn places on the Olympic team for Antwerp next month. Although no records fell the field showed high standards as competitors saved energy for the main event and the nation hoped for victory.
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Cambridge
Mass
United States
Cactus Bee to Clear Plane Landing Field
Billings July 18 A plan to clear and smooth the airplane landing field proceeds with the help of the Cactus Bee. Billings Aero Club invites about 49 business leaders who have accepted to join a designated Sunday workday to prepare the field.
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