No Recognition of Soviet Russia Policy Debate Continues
The article reviews U S attitudes toward Soviet Russia, noting political repression, labor coercion, and a harsh regime. It discusses the new economic policy, grain exports questions, and censorship, while stressing U S desire for free expression and mutual respect among nations. It cites Jefferson on national will and the need to observe regime stability before recognition.
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House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Zemo Promises Quick Relief for Eczema and Skin Ailments
An advertisement touts Zemo as effective against eczema and itching. It claims quick healing of sores burns wounds and chafing and notes availability from druggists with a large size at $1.06. The ad stresses penetration cleansing soothing action and low cost.
Harding Makes Farewell Visit to Alaska on Homeward Trip
President Harding and Mrs. Harding bid farewell to Alaska after a land and sea tour that drew one third of the territory’s population. They were welcomed by locals at Sitka and hailed the visit, expressing hope for Alaska’s eventual statehood as Secretaries Work Wallace Hoover and Speaker Gillette offered brief goodbyes before the Henderson weighed anchor, ending the first presidential visit to Alaska.
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Memorial honors fallen at Belleau Wood in France
A commemorative scene at Belleau Wood recalls American sacrifice. Senator Reed and Rear Admiral Andrews voiced resolve to stay faithful to the cause, while references to Russian policy and international obligations frame the tribute amid distant political disputes. A priest granted absolution as planes circled and a Marines’ salute closed the ceremony.
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David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
America
Philip Andrews
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Belgian cabinet to discuss note on reparations
BRUSSELS July 22 The British note on reparations arrived by special courier and was immediately studied by Premier Theunis and Foreign Minister Jaspar. They prepared points for a cabinet council the next day and noted optimism if the note allows modification after discussion. Diplomatic talks may be aided by developments in Germany favoring Franco-Belgian policy. No immediate talks with France planned.
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Jaspar
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Poincare Warns France Must Unite Against German Economic Power
Premier Poincare unveiled a monument at Villers-Couret praising World War I soldiers and condemned Lloyd George’s reparations stance. He warned Germany’s vast cartel and vertical production system could dominate the world economy if France, Britain, Belgium, and Italy fail to unite to check its power.
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Mex runs amuck in Mexicali depot horror kills two
At Mexicali on July 22 a drug crazed man attacked bystanders at the Southern Pacific depot. Two killed, seven stabbed, one fatally. a bystander woman struck by a speeding train. Policeman Manuel Valdez shot the assailant, Jose Rodrigue, who died from the confrontation.
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Jose Rodrigue
Anaconda News Banquet Tourney Gets Good Start
The Anaconda golf banquet tournament opens with Art Rolfe holding a narrow lead over W. T. Masten after eleven games. Results show Rolfe beat Masten, Cullen over Forsythe, Davidson over Watson, Forest over McCarvel, Morrow over Dean, Oliver over Williams, Rooney over F. W. C. White, Wraith over Blair, Anderson over Rodgers, and Jackson over Emerson as eighteen games remain before Thursday banquet.
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Yankees Wall of Detroit Tigers Yankees Wall of Detroit Tigers
National Brooklyn July 22 Boston and Brooklyn split a double header with Marquard’s Braves routing the Braves 14 to 0 in the opener and the Dodgers winning 7 to 5 in the nightcap Dickerman earned his first Brooklyn win in nine starts as seven double plays highlighted the second game In Detroit New York defeated Detroit 7 to 4 Bassler suffered a finger injury in the loss St Louis beat Philadelphia 9 to 4 Indians lost to Washington 3 to 1 Chicago edged Boston 2 to 5 in a 9 to 2 victory and Kamm sparked Chicago’s 5 game run while Boston finished 2 for 9 with Embke and Picinich behind the plate
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Haines Bests Benton in Pitchers Battle as St Louis Tops Cincinnati 2 0
Cincinnati game report records Haines defeating Benton in a pitchers duel at Redland Field. St Louis won 2 to 0 over Cincinnati with final scoreline 2 0 0 0 0 1 9 0 0 and 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. Batteries were Haines Ainsmith Benton Hargrave Wingo. Judge Landis attended the game, his first at Redland Field since becoming baseball commissioner.
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Wingo
Warm Springs Patients Remembered by Pastor
About 500 Warm Springs residents attended a choral service led by Rev. John G. Spencer of St. Mark's Episcopal church. The 15-voice choir performed while Dr. Hathaway, superintendent, prepared the women's dining room. Attendees valued the innovation and hoped for a repeat event.
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Giants Edge Phillies In Shortened Five Inning Win
The New York Giants defeated Philadelphia 5 to 4 in five innings before a thunderstorm halted play. Glasner and Henline pitched for New York with Bentley and Gowdy catching. the Phillies used a different battery as the frame ended with the winning run crossed.
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Anaconda Weather Eases After Hot Wave Brief Break
Anaconda records a nine degree drop from Saturday heat. Sunday high reached 89 with a low of 56. Friday and Saturday saw a peak of 98 degrees. Local station notes the temporary cool spell after extreme heat.
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Helena Weather Summary Sparks Mixed Conditions Across Regions
July 22 Helena notices show a mix of heat and cooler readings with highs near 79 and lows around 68. Rain fell in Central Montana as a low pressure system moved east from the western states, while a high pressure area lingered over Montana. Skies remained mostly cloudy east of the Rockies with temperatures shifting from coast to inland regions.
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Coast League Results Show Tight Action Across Five Cities
Baseball results from Los Angeles Sacramento Oakland and Salt Lake outline two San Francisco games with strong pitching and several battery pairings. In Sacramento Steet and Shea led Sacramento against Seattle while Portland and Salt Lake posted notable performances. The Oakland and Los Angeles reports list multiple batteries and line scores across innings with varied outcomes.
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Today’s NL Baseball Schedule
New York faces Philadelphia while Chicago plays Pittsburgh and St. Louis meets Cincinnati. No other games listed.
Tilden Beats Alonzo In Montectio Exhibition Match
In Santa Barbara on July 22 William Tilden Sr national tennis champion defeated Manuel Alonzo in straight sets 6-1 6-4 6-4 at Montecito Country Club. Both players refused points they did not deserve after a scorekeeper error favored Alonzo. Tilden and Mrs May Sutton Bundy then defeated Alonzo and Miss Mary K Browne 6-2 6-4.
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Associated Press
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Detroit at Chicago and Cleveland at St. Louis in AL action
In the American League a doubleheader slate features Detroit visiting Chicago and Cleveland traveling to St. Louis. Other games are not scheduled for the day.
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Yacht Run Down Near New York Harbor
Twenty six passengers returning from Rockaway on the yacht Stray were thrown into New York harbor when struck by the excursion steamer Albertina. The crowd including women and children were rescued by Albertina lifeboats and landed at Brooklyn. No injuries reported.
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