Recognition Blocked by Soviet Destructive Spirit Says Hughes
Secretary of State Hughes declared that recognition of the Russian Soviet government cannot occur while its leaders show a spirit of destruction at home and abroad. In letters with Samuel Gompers, he reaffirmed U S policy favoring noninterference but said recognition warrants a disposition to live up to international obligations.
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Russia
United States
Associated Press
Washington
Hughes
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Secretary of State
State Department
Ubiquitous and Industrious Is the Motor Cop
A first person sketch praises a khaki clad motor cyclist policeman on Park Street. The author notes traffic enforcement improves safety, recounts interactions with the officer about a stolen back license plate, and credits the force with reducing speed related incidents.
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Park Street
California
Hoosiers Organize Northland Society in Sitka
In Sitka Alaska on July 22 an even half dozen former Indiana residents formed the Hoosier Society of the Northland aboard the presidential transport Henderson. The group included Gov. Scott Co. Bone of Alaska Captain Buchanan Lieut. John F. Hoffman and two newspaper correspondents Postmaster General New was made an honorary member during his Alaska visit years ago.
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Associated Press
Sitka
Alaska
Indiana
Henderson
Gulf of Alaska
Hoosiler Society of
Northland
Scott Co. Bone
Herbert Work
Secretary of the Interior
Buchanan
John F. Hoffman
United States Navy
New
Harding
Vancouver
Cis
Seattle
Belleau Wood Becomes Memorial Under Foch In France
Belleau Wood is consecrated as a permanent memorial to American lives. Marshal Foch calls the site the turning point of the war while readings from Harding and Pershing honor the fallen. The ceremony includes French flag lowering and U S flag raising with The Star Spangled Banner.
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Associated Press
Chateau Thierry
France
Belleau Wood
Foch
U. S. S. Pittsburg
Belleau Wood Memorial Association
James Carroll Frazier
Marshal Foch
Rhine
America
Col. T. Bentley Mott
Myron T. Herrick
Harding
General Pershing
Yorktown
James G. Harboard
President Harding Ends Alaska Visit on Return Home
President Harding leaves Sitka after a two week Alaska tour with Mrs. Harding, detouring along the coast and inland trips. The voyage resumes for Vancouver and Seattle as Alaska pledges further development and interest in state resources.
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Mr. Harding
Alaska
United States
Mucking Contest Highlights Sixth Annual Miners Field Day
Miners gather at Columbia Gardens for a full day of safety first events and tournaments headlined by Ed Timmons aiming to lower his record in the mucking contest. The program includes band concerts, games, dancing, and special rail service to handle crowds.
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Columbia Gardens
Butte
Ed Timmons
Sam Treloar
Butte Mines
Butte Electric Railway
Manager wounded by hotel burglars at Riverview
Four unmasked youths robbed the Riverview hotel in Monte Rio California taking loot valued around 5000 dollars and wounding manager Joseph Deering. Deering, a St Marys college track team member from Oakland, was assisting as hotel manager during vacation.
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Monte Rio
Cal
Joseph Deering
Riverview
Deering
St. Mary's College, Oakland
Drowns in Rescue Attempt Near Oceanside
In San Diego on July 22 Richard E. B. Lasarre age 60 drowned in the surf while attempting to rescue 12 year old Cora Steabins who was caught in the undertow. Catherine O Riell, 14, brought the Steabins girl ashore. campers recovered Lasarre's body. He leaves two brothers Charles of Kelloge Idaho and Frank of Centralville Conn.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Cal
Richard EB. Lasarre
Oceanside
Cora Steabins
Catherine O'Riell
Steabins
Lasarre
Charles
Kelloge
Idaho
Frank
Centralville
Conn
San Bernardino Shocks Cause Major Damage and Injuries
A series of strong earthquakes struck Southern California with San Bernardino bearing the worst effects. The Hall of Records suffered heavy damage as debris tore through a rooming house, injuring George R. Fisher. Windows shattered, chimneys toppled, and telephones cut off amid widespread panic. Reports note injuries limited but significant structural damage across several towns.
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Cal
Hall of Records
George R. Fisher
Highland
Rialto
Colton
Patton
Cajon Pass
Santa Fe Railroad
Ontario
Cajon
Forest Rangers
Southern California State Hospital
Hemet
Elsinore
Senator Hiram Johnson to Return From Europe Tour
New York July 22 Senator Hiram Johnson California returning tomorrow aboard the Leviathan after a four months European tour visiting England France Italy and Germany He plans to address a dinner in his honor Wednesday and may signal views on Russia the League of Nations and his presidential prospects Friends prepare a formal welcome and a public message for Americans and observers compare his views with peers returning from abroad including Brookhart Moses Wheeler and others He will dock late due to tides nearing quarantine around 7 am Wednesday.
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Associated Press
New York
Hiram Johnson
California
Europe
England
France
Italy
Germany
Johnson
Russia
Mussolini
Poincare
Leonid Krassin
Hague
World Court
London
United States
League of Nations
Harding
Brookhart
Iowa
Soviet Russia
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
B. K. Wheeler
Montana
Great Britain
Ruhr
David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
Underwood
Alabama
Walter Edge
New Jersey
O. O. Stanley
Kentucky
Selden Spencer
Missouri
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
Thomas Sterling
South Dakota
Edwin F. Ladd
North Dakota
William H. King
Utah
Claude A. Swanson
Virginia
Robert M. Lafollette
Wisconsin
Ambrose Light
Strike ends as Cape Breton miners vote to return to work
Sydney date July 22 coal miners in South Cape Breton at Glace Bay mass meeting voted to resume work on Tuesday. North Cape Breton miners expected to follow, potentially ending district No. 26 United Mine Workers strike over troop presence.
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Associated Press
Sydney
South Cape Breton
Glace Bay
North Cape Breton
Walsh Fight Over Admitting Confessions in Trial
Special Dispatch from Boulder reports the Walsh case in progress with defense counsel John Elliott ready to block the admission of alleged confessions by Roy Walsh and Albert Hughes. The state has yet to offer any confession testimony as trial resumes.
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Boulder
Roy Walsh
Albert Hughes
Johnson
Renova
Walsh
John Elliott
Butte
Hughes
Rancher Vital Injury From Shovel Fight Near Pueblo
Pueblo, Colo July 22 D Vorders a rancher living 23 miles southeast of town is in a local hospital perhaps fatally injured and neighbor John Elwell is in county jail after a morning dispute over irrigation water escalated into a fight with shovels. Elwell struck Vorders with a shovel and surgeons fear a fractured skull.
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Associated Press
Pueblo
Colo
D. Vorders
Here
John Elwell
Elwell
Vorders
Escape by Insane Inmates Stuns Illinois Hospital
Inmates battered bars at the Illinois hospital for the criminal insane in Chester freeing 31 men from an iron bull pen. Two guards, Ralph Dilday and Denny, were stabbed and wounded. four escapees were recaptured while 26 remained at large. Jackson, an inmate killer recently moved from Joliet, was killed in a guard fight.
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Associated Press
Chester
Ill
Illinois Hospital For the Criminal Insane
Jackson
Chicago
Illinois State Penitentiary
Joliet
Ralph Dilday
Escorir
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Arrow Head Springs
al Wheaton
Los Angeles
Hiram Jonson
Solons
Krassin
al Johnson
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