California Program Cancelled By Harding Chief
President Harding cancels entire California visit and water trip due to ptomaine illness complications. Brigadier General Sawyer directs cautious approach, consulting physicians Wilbur and McCooper as San Francisco doctors assess the president’s condition.
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Sawyer
California
Panama
Associated Pres
San Francisco
Persident Harding
Associated Press
Harding
Joel T. Boone
Work
Washington
Christian
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Juan
Porto Rito
St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
San
Age of Speed From Ox-Team to Fast Aeroplane
A memorial from Los Angeles recalls A W McCune Jr and the elder McCune. It traces ties to Daly Haggin Hearst Cerro de Paseo mine in Chile and the Butte Anaconda era. It notes McCune’s Mill Creek flume and B A P railroad role, plus early stagecoach ventures with Overland club.
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Los Angeles
A. W. McCune, Jr
Butte
Anaconda
McCune
Daly
Haggin
Hearst
Cerro de Paseo
Chile
Butte Hill
Cerro de Pasco
North Pacific 70-Hour Train to Coast From Chicago
The North Coast Line runs a 70 hour schedule from Chicago to Seattle cutting two hours from prior fastest times. Mayors Dever of Chicago and Brown of Seattle exchange greetings via conductor as Portland’s Baker and Tacoma’s Fawcett join in praising faster service binding Far West to Middle West for the common good.
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Associated Presse
Chicago
Ill
Pacific Northwest
North Pacific Railway
North Coast Lins
Seattle
William E. Dever
EK. J. Brown
George L. Baker
Portland
A. Y. Fawcett
Tacoma
Far West
Middle West
Train collisions kill twenty nine across the nation
Twenty nine persons die in railroad crossing accidents in various states as trains strike automobiles. A Pennsylvania train hits two cars near Highland Illinois and near Terre Haute Indiana nine die in a separate crash. Other fatalities occur in Missouri Iowa New York Vermont North Carolina California and Des Moines area.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Highland
Ill
Terre Haute
Iron Mountain
Missouri Pacific
New York
William T. Gottlieb
Long Island
Wadesboro
N. C
Seaboard
Castleton Corners
Vermont
Des Moines
Iowa
Alameda
Cal
Ind
Liggett
Here
Ilinois
G. G. Gillispie
World Presses for Publicity on Board of Trade Deals
Washington July 29. Federal Trade Commission recommendations seek daily publication of total futures volume by Chicago Board of Trade and permit delivery at other markets to prevent squeezes. Proposals bar brokers and insiders from speculating for own account. The report cites alleged price agreement attempts by Kansas City and Pacific Northwest grain merchants and calls for tighter federal supervision of Canadian grain exports. It notes price declines in Chicago contract wheat from July 17, 1920 to Sept. 14, 1922 driven by global crops and weak demand rather than manipulation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Chicago Board of Trade
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Ladd
North Dakota
Chigo
Commission
Kansas City Territory
Pacific Northwest
England
United States
Chicago
Hughes to Plead Guilty of Murder in Second Degree
Boulder July 29 Albert Hughes 17 accused with Roy Walsh in the murder of Renowa merchant Al Johnson will plead guilty to second degree murder when Judge Lymah H Bennett returns Aug 2 to sentence Walsh who was sentenced to the gallows last Friday for his role The youths spent the day playing cards and drawing cartoons Hughes earlier refused to plead but now accepts the option after guidance from Walshs lawyer The change could eliminate Walshs chances for a new trial or reduced sentence Continued on Page 3 Column 4
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Boulder
Albert Hughes
Roy Walsh
al Johnson
Renowa Merchant
Lymah H. Bennett
Walsh
Hughes
Howard Johnson
John Elliott
Stockton Hotel Fire Claims Life and Injures Fifteen
A blaze at the Philson hotel in Stockton California killed one man and injured fifteen, including seven firefighters. The disaster caused about 750000 dollars in damage and trapped guests amid extreme heat while recovery and search efforts continued after dawn. Authorities planned a full check of the ruins once cooled to determine missing guests.
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Associated Press
Stockton
Cal
Philson
A W McCune Dies in Los Angeles
Special Dispatch reports A W McCune son of Salt Lake City millionaire died at his mother's residence in Los Angeles. Remains to be shipped to Salt Lake for interment. He married Alma Menard of Deer Lodge in 1806. Four children are listed: Beth Lynch of Salt Lake, Marie, Vivian, and Polly who died last year.
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The
Standard
Los Angeles
Ww. McCune
Salt Lake
Marie McCune
Vivian McCune
Polly McCune
Warfare by Reds of Germany Hoax Parleys Peaceful
Berlin July 29 Anti fascists day showed the German communists overthrown by a bolshevik hoax yet worsened the unsettled economy and politics. Demonstrations in Greater Berlin and other points dwindled to indoor meetings marked by lurid oratory. In Leipsic Dresden and Thuringian areas where open air demos were allowed, communists drew only limited followers and no parades required police. Critics faulted the Cuno government for letting Reds pursue violent party activity amid money and food unrest. Reds recruited small numbers partly due to a veto by united socialists and labor federations. Berlin food difficulties draw federal attention with the food controller coordinating with agriculture to boost supplies. Continued on Page 3 Column 4.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Cuno
Greater Berlin
Leipsic
Dresden
Thuringian
Reds
United Socialists
Labor Federations
Federal
League of Agriculture
Tornado Destroys Crops Near Glendale Arizona
Property damage estimated at more than 75000 dollars was caused by a severe wind and rain storm near Glendale nine miles northwest of Phoenix at 9 o clock tonight. Buildings were demolished trees and poles leveled and crops were destroyed. Local telephone and telegraph reports filed.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Glendale
Here
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Mill Creek
Overland Club
Deer Lodge
John
Dan Morony
Paul
Will Mitchell
Wil! Coleman
Nat Hoss
Will Schurtz
Charlie Renshaw
Arthur
Achille Menard
William Fisher
Fred Wildman
Concord
Buffalo Bill
Paul Mitchell
Dr. Mitchell
Warm Springs
Mitchell
N. P
WORLD
Board OF Trade
Pal
Stockton Blaze
A. W. M’cune
Germany
Arizona
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