Democratic Committee Names Campaign Manager In Columbus
Democratic leaders in Columbus Ohio meet to name a campaign manager and headquarters for nominees Cox and Roosevelt. The committee plans financing, executive sub committees, and notification dates while accepting optimistic reports from visiting members about state prospects.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
Harding
Wilson
League of Nnions
Pacific Coast
Cernor
Norman Mack
New York
Thomas B. Love
Texas
Isadore B. Dockweiler
California
W. J. Morrow
Oregon
White
Mack
Cockweller
East
Chicago
North
Democrats pick state ticket at Helena meeting
The Montana Democratic central committee nominated a united slate for the August primary. John M. Evans and J. T. Carroll were named for Congress, with McDowell as governor candidate and Hiller for attorney general among others, plus Lewis and Clark as state auditor and Woody and Stanton for supreme court terms.
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Helena
Democratic State Central Committee
Congress
John M. Evans
Missoul
J. T. Carroll
Yellowston
W. W. McDowell
Lant
David Hiller
Fergus
A. Hl. McConnell
Lewis and Clarks
Herbert M. Peet
Wheatland
A. Lewis and Clark
M. Hawkins
Harding Opens Front Against Wilson Policy in Marion
Senator Harding escalates attack on Wilson foreign policy after questioning Governor Cox and citing Colonel House on Versailles. He hints at a tougher front porch campaign while promising constructive ideas on the League of Nations. Local supporters erect a weathered flagpole on his Marion lawn for rallies.
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Cox
Harding
Wilson
League of Nations
Marion
Ohio
Versailles
House
Forel
Acceptan
McKinley
Canton
Santon
Hamburg May Be Resumed as Port for Germany Later
Hamburgers see the Hamburg American line reopening German trade routes to the United States as a pivotal step to reestablish contact with the outside world. Wilhelm Cuno says the agreement must renew relations with foreign powers, not just business, signaling a major political move. Hamburg awaits ships, with plans to lease neutrals and Britain, plus a vast shipbuilding program and a new European plant nearing completion led by the Hamburg American Line.
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Hamburg
Hamburg- American Steamship Company
American Ship and Commerce Corporation
Germany
Wilhelm Cuno
Hamburg-American Line
Associated Press
Great Britain
Europe
Miners Fired Upon En Route to Work in West Virginia
Miners from Thacker Fuel company at Thacker Mingo county West Virginia were fired upon as they headed to work today with no casualties reported. The incident occurred near Thacker and details remain sparse as reports come in tonight.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Thacker Fuel Company
Thacker
Mingo County
West Virginia
Union Stockyards Company Promoted in Silver Bow County
Union Stockyards company filed articles of incorporation with the county clerk and recorder of Silver Bow county and likely with the secretary of state. Incorporators A B Morris C E Calvert and J McNulty from Butte. backers are out of town Mesas with a $500 000 capitalization. Directors named for three months. Articles authorize stockyards and various lines including real estate livestock telegraph and telephone lines and other property. Stock declared nonassessable.
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Butte Concern
Outside Capital
Union Stockyards Company
Silver Bow County
A.B. Morris
C. E. Calevert
J. McNulty
Butte
Messrs. Calvert
Morris
Helena
McNulty
Utside Capital
Tne
Mesas
Dany
CAPTAIN BURTON TO HAVE ANOTHER CHANGE AT WHEEL
CAPTAIN WILLIAM P. BURTON may again steer the Shamrock IV in the forthcoming America's Cup race. Sir Thomas Lipton refused to confirm changes or discuss plans after Saturday's contest, amid criticism of Burton's handling and talk of replacing him with Captain Charles Francis Adams II.
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Sandy Hook
William P. Burton
Thomas Lipton
Victoria
Captain Burton
Burton
Lipton
Thomas
Sir Thomas
Charles Francis Adams II
Death of Joachim shocks Doorn Castle in Doorn
Doorn Netherlands July reports Prince Joachim’s death arrived at Doorn Castle as a thunderbolt. The former German empress has been seriously troubled by her heart and is believed not to have been informed. The ex-emperor has been greatly affected by the tragedy.
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Doorn
Holland
Joachim
Doorn Castle
Wrangel Defeats Bolshevist Forces in Crimea
Universal Service reports a titanic Wrangel victory over Bolshevik forces in Crimea with 18 Soviet cavalry regiments destroyed and 20 000 prisoners taken including the commander and staff. The tale claims three trains and 20 airplanes captured and 100 000 rebels breaking away, but officials warn the report lacks confirmation.
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Universal Service
Copenhagen
Crimea
Wrangel
Berlinske Tidende
Earthquake Shakes Los Angeles No Damage Reported
A sharp quake struck Los Angeles at 8 o'clock this evening causing panic across a quarter of the city. No damage or injuries were reported, and residents remained shaken but safe as authorities assessed the area.
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Angeles
Los Angeles
Union Leaders Say Vote On Award Likely By Members
Union leaders said they would submit the wage board award to a vote of members after adjournment of the conference. The board plans to raise pay for about 2 million railroad workers, with early estimates at 50 to 60 percent of the asked sums. Some leaders warned of a possible general strike, though chiefs unlikely to call it themselves.
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Brotherhood
Labor Board
Chicago
Associated Press
Railwa Labor Board
R. M. Barton
Ioad
Philadelphia
Ice
St. Louis
Wall Street
Thi
W.S. Stone
Warwick Woman In Court But No Charge Filed
Warwick resident Ethel Lane appeared in police court claiming arrest on drug selling charges. Police court records showed no charge. she previously drew notoriety in Butte over alleged charges against officers Casey and Cusick, which were dismissed.
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Ethel Lane Warwick
West Porphyry
Quigley
Butte
Casey
Usick
Offi
Force
Kansas City
Butte Poiles
Cusick
District Court
Avers Non-Partisan League Ties to Socialists Sparks Farm Debate
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports A A Franke accusing the Nonpartisan League of falling under socialist influence. He claims North Dakota state socialism begins with the league and aims to seize farmers land via confiscatory taxation, urging no compromise with socialism and warning against its disguise in American business.
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AVERS
DUPE
Standard
Kalispell
North Dakota
A. A. Franke
Lewistown
Rotary Club
Montana
League
Crete
Ders
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