Happenings World Briefs on Cox Roosevelt Ford and more
Governor Cox nominates Franklin D Roosevelt as running mate in a Chicago convention reveal. Henry Ford may accept a third party bid. Reported events include political endorsements, a Chicago murder confession, and several court and public notices across the nation.
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Cox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Dayton
Chicago
Henry Ford
Congress
Truman H. Newberry
Notable World War I Developments and Leaders in Europe
Reports from Warsaw show women soldiers marching with officers as Poland seeks volunteers amid the defense council appeal. In Persia a new bolshevik invasion is claimed with four warships at Meshed I Ser. The ex-kaisers tour Doorn, while Ireland reports police revolt in Kerry. Greek communique says 5000 Turkish nationalists were annihilated on Anatolian front. Francisco Villa signs armistice in Mexico. London hosts King Alfonso and Queen Victoria, as Foch and Wilson discuss Polish military aid.
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Poland
National Council of Defense For Volunteers
Warsaw
Persia
Teheran
Meshed-I-Ser
Illinois agricultural survey lists livestock totals by county
The 1920 Illinois livestock census reports state totals for horses, milch cows, other cattle, sheep, and swine with county leaders. McLean has most horses. St. Clair leads in mules. Macoupin tops milch cows. Fulton has most swine. Rock Island and others show driver city and college salary changes. various towns report legal actions, public works, and local notices across the state.
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Springfield
Ilinois
United States Department of Agriculture
Illinois Depart of Agriculture
McLean County
St. Clair
McHenry Ty
Henry
Fulton County
Zion City
John A. Lewis
Bette
Elijah IT
John Alexander Ie
Lewis
Zion Church
Wilbur @ Voliva
Zion
Chicago
Canning Sun
United Stag
Clyne
Bloomington
Ding
Frank Anders
Thomas William Jenkins
Walter Nii
Rock Island
City of
Augustana
Swedish Luth College
Augu Synod
Gustav
Synod
East St. Louis- Od
East St. Louis & Subui Company
Ac Ward
Aml
Rockford
Rock River
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Frank Bristol
Chattanooga
Tenn
Lincoln
Megal
Stringer
Decatur
T. C Buxton
F. Kennedy
United States
J. W. Murray
State Supreme Court
Fox
Supreme Court
Freeport
Stephenson County
Board of Supervisors
State Department of Public Health
Virginia
Virginia City
Police Department
Sterling
Musselman
Champaign
Sterling High School
Illinois Agricultural Association
Hewithville
Jerseyville
Langley
Wilson
Peace with Reds Urged at Spa Amid Soviet Offer
Premier Lloyd George Germania Millerand and Grabsky confer on the Bolsheviks after the Soviets offer to accept British trade terms. Lloyd George urges Allied recognition of Bolsheviks and possible armistice with the Reds as Millerand objects and Grabsky signals readiness if eastern safety is assured. Warsaw reports Polish line withdrawals and orderly front movement with Minsk evacuees to protect Lemberg and the Polish right flank.
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Spa
Lloyd George
Britain
Millerand
France
Grabsky
Poland
Krassin
London
Mr. Lloyd George
M. Millerand
Warsaw
Anand
Canal
Styr
Sereth
Minsk
Podolsk
Lemberg
Budenny
Amnesty for Many Aliens Returns Unrestricted Liberty
Washington on July 18 reports that enemy aliens interned during the war and later released on parole will gain full freedom July 15, except those under ongoing suspicion. Attorney General Frierson signed the release order, with U S attorneys to determine remaining parole cases and numbers not yet clear.
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Washington
Frierson
United States
Department of Justice
Hohenzollern fortune rejected for confiscation
Berlin July 13 The Prussian diet judicial committee rejected a motion by the Independent Socialists to confiscate the Hohenzollern fortune in Germany. The fortune is estimated between 250000000 and 6000001000 marks.
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Berlin
Germany
New Brunswick stays dry in referendum vote
New Brunswick voted to remain bone dry in a referendum. The province defeated both a beer and light wine proposal and a proposal for full licenses. Only Madawaska county voted wet.
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Johns
N. B
Province of
New Brunswick
Madawaska
Mere Baby Kills Mother in Kentucky Home
In Greenville Kentucky Mrs Willis Graham age 26 was shot and killed by her four year old son Harold when she tried to stop him from carrying a loaded shotgun from their home. The incident occurred near Greenville.
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Kentucky
Greenville
Willis Graham
Harold
Here
Eatonic Benefits Promised With Regular Use
Chicago reports from across the U S claim Eatonic provides great relief after a few weeks with one or two tablets after meals. Batonic is said to remove excess acids and gases, reducing belching bloating heartburn and stomach misery, with lasting health and energy returns for those who use it regularly.
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Chicago
Ill
U. S
Hatonic
Adv
Can't Cut Off My Leg Says Railroad Engineer
Gus Hauft of Brooklyn recounts a leg injury years ago that resisted multiple treatments until using Peterson's Ointment. He claims complete healing and endorses the product for piles eczema and old sores. The advertisement promotes Peterson's Ointment Co Inc of Buffalo with mail order availability for five cents.
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Sam
Panae
Peterson
Lexs
Gus Hauft
Myrtle Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
Péterson Ointment Co. Inc
Buffalo
Burglars Opened Safe Belonging to New Castle Magnate
After a year of being unable to access his safe due to a lost combination D T McRoberts of New Castle Pennsylvania thanked burglars who broke the lock and found no money and left papers and other property intact inside.
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D. T. McRoberts
New Castle
Farmers Harder At Work Use Allen's Foot Base
Farmers work longer hours and walk more as Allen's Foot Base powder helps feet. The antiseptic powder shaken into shoes and used in foot baths soothes friction, freshens feet, and eases tired blistered feet. Women widely use Allen's Foot Kase for relief advertised by dealers nationwide.
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Allen
Adv
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