President's Appeal on League of Nations Campaign Issue
In a special interview to the New York World, June 17, the President says he is confident Democrats will stand with him. He criticizes the Republican campaign and warns that camouflaging issues will not deceive Americans. He cites Washington and Lincoln to urge adherence to American obligations and opposes Republican tactics.
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Tourists Held Up Near Dixon in Late Night Robbery
In Missoula a party of seven tourists from Taco were held up near Dixon late last night and relieved of cash. The holdup men wore blue bandana masks, according to a report to the sheriff.
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Belgian Visit Rumor Claims Former Kaiser Assault
Doorn Holland June 1 rumored incident says a Belgian with a forged pass gained admittance to Doorn castle and allegedly wounded the former German emperor in the jaw. Officials have not confirmed the rumor and the Belgian suspect was said to be arrested.
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Mohammedans Seek Muslim Revolt Across British India
In a June report the Associated Press describes Turkish nationalists, Bolshevists, and Arab groups coordinating uprisings to divert British focus from Mesopotamia to India and Egypt. Figures like Djemal Pasha and Talaat Pasha are named as leaders and Berlin Moscow links are cited.
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Women Will Buttonhole and Not Picket Democrats
National Woman's Party outlines San Francisco convention tactics including interviewing delegates and state delegations to press Democratic leaders. The group aims to urge North Carolina to ratify the amendment in a July special session. Notable participants listed. Cox will not attend. Moore and Mack head to San Francisco with others aboard the national campaign effort.
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Harding to seek aid of all Republican leaders in campaign
Washington June 17 Senator Harding announced his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination would be a team effort not a one man affair He said he would seek the aid and advice of every Republican leader and that the progressive wing would be included in the effort to elect him President
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Johnson Silent on His Way Home
Wasl N June 17 Senator Johnson fornia accompanied by Mrs Johnson left Washington today for Chicago en route to his home in San Francisco. The senator maintained the silence he has observed since his arrival here Monday night from the Chicago convention. Johnson spent practically his entire time here at his Riverdale home and made a brief visit to his office at the capitol.
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London Bar Silver Jumps Five Pence
London bar silver rose about five pence an ounce in today’s local market. Trading was tepid with not large supplies and buying interest remained modest. The market closed with an uncertain tone reflecting a cautious setup.
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Sinn Feiners Attack Police Barracks in Cookstown
In Cookstown Ireland during June a hundred Sinn Fein members attacked the police barracks driving police to the upper building. They captured two constables before withdrawing after two hours.
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Case of bubonic plague reported at Galveston
Galveston Texas June 1 a 60 year old youth died yesterday after a brief illness probably from bubonic plague a diagnosis made public tonight by Dr I Boyd professor of bacteriology at the state medical college At a conference today the diagnosis was concurred in by federal state county and city health officers An immediate effort for the extermination of rats and mice was decided upon.
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Wells Progress Report From Winnett and District
June 17 Winnett reports ongoing drilling as Decker-Collins nears the sand at about 1 375 feet with eight inch casing to be set. Yellow Water anti feline test prospects by Montana Consolidated. Seattle Flat Willow syndicate rigs up for drilling. Frantz discovery producing with increasing volumes, while other wells face casing issues and spudding setbacks east of the Musselshell river.
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Levy's Cafe Closed By Auction After 30 Years
Los Angeles notes Levy's cafe a longtime traveler landmark ends when it goes under the hammer at auction. Al Levy, who arrived from San Francisco with a tamale wagon, built a large restaurant known as Cafe tires to locals.
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Would Extend Aid to West Growers
A conference in Chicago discussed creating a 100 million dollar fund to aid western wool growers until the wool market recovers. Western bankers urged Chicago banks to back financing of the annual national wool clip, potentially making Chicago the wool center. Boston banks would be displaced due to the tight money market. the plan needs western banker support and approval from several senators.
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Encampment Outlook at State G A R Convention
Livingston June 1 Reports and routine business occupied the opening sessions of the Grand Army of the Republic and affiliated organizations at the state convention. Election of officers and selection of the 1921 convention city are expected to take place tomorrow as Great Walls and Anaconda are prominent in the conference.
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Scribes and Kindred Arrive on West Coast
West Coast arrival of news writers who covered the Chicago Republican convention signals the start of Democratic National Convention events. Notables Clark Howell and William Randolph Hearst were among pre convention arrivals. J W Beller arrived to support Senator Owen of Oklahoma and establish headquarters. Jams Harvey Hyslop dies in Montclair New Jersey after long illness.
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Veteran Chieftain Faces First Defeat in Office
Montreal June 17 The American Federation of Labor endorsed government ownership of railroads marking the first genuine defeat for veteran Samuel Gompers in years. Final vote 29,059 for ownership to 8,349 against. Gompers signaled uncertainty about remaining in office as critics push for federal employment reforms. Leaders from United Mine Workers, machinists, metal trades oppose him while carpenters stand with him. Executive council urged steps to raise his salary to reflect cost of living and to support broader labor initiatives.
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Rajah Temple of Reading Stops for Brief Visit
Rajah temple No 32 of Reading Pa brings Shriners and wives to Butte on a two section special train en route to Imperial Potentate Portland. A parade decorates the city with 32 patrolmen 31 piece band and 52 drum corps as Bagdad temple hosts a dance at Columbia Gardens until near 3 o clock.
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Senator Ellingson Dies of Stomach Cancer at Home
Special Dispatches to the Standard report Senator Ellingson, aged, died at his home after several weeks battling stomach cancer. The family was at his bedside as the illness reached its end. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced.
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Automatic death fate of measures sent to the president
Washington June 17 The 10 day period for President Wilson to approve or veto 10 measures expired tonight with no White House statement. Officials said decisions on the measures and the time-limited power bill might be announced tomorrow. Key items included repeal of war laws except Lever act and trading with the enemy act and a commission to talk with Canada and provinces on export restrictions for pulp wood.
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