Harding Opposes Versailles Ratification If Covenant Stands
Senator Harding plans to resist any ratification while the League of Nations covenant remains intact. Friends in Marion say he will press the fight with Cox and oppose Wilson foreign policy, including the Adriatic settlement and Thrace proposal. He forecasts heavy armament needs and aims to finish his acceptance speech with a round of golf in Ohio.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Marion
Harding
Cox
Paris
Govinor Cox
League
Wilson
Adriatic
Thrace
Bulgaria
Greece
Republican Party
Columbus
Mansfield
Ohio
Harding Again Scores Administration Policy
Warren G Harding charged the Democratic administration with a mistaken United States relation to Europe. He urged a 1918 armistice postwar treaty and independent later debate on a league of nations. Harding cited Colonel House and said Republicans favored a different path for premature peace with Germany.
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Marion
League of Nations
United States
Europe
Warren G Harding
Harding
League
Washington
Cox
Wilson
Colonel House
Paris
Germany
London
Christman
America
Political murder shocks Ireland as Smyth slain in Cork raid
The Times reports Commissioner Smyth of the Royal Irish Constabulary shot dead by armed men at a Cork country club. Inspector Craig is wounded in a hand to hand clash. Raids on Kingstown railway cellars and an Ennes train hold up follow, with arms seized. 200 troops raid Robert Barton’s Wicklow home as planes fly overhead. No killers found. Smyth, Victoria Cross recipient, recently appointed commissioner.
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London
Ireland
The
Times
Commissioner Smyth
Royal Irish Constabulary
Country Club
Cork
Inspector Craig
Kingstown
Constable Masterson
Vuvlin
Linn Leiners
Ennes
West Clare
Labinch
Rainers
Robert Barton
County Wicklow
Smyth
Bible Conference Held at Willoughby This Week
Well known clergymen and missionaries attended the Erieside Summer Bible Conference in Willoughby with the event set to close next Sunday.
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Willoughby
500 Aliens Await Deportation This Summer
Washington July 19 Five hundred aliens mostly Russians await deportation when transportation can be found. Most are at liberty on bail. Cases stem from Justice Department actions last winter which secured 6,000 warrants for deportation, 3,000 of which were served.
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Washington
Hugh Reed
Labor Department
Justice Department
Surface Lines Return to Normal After Strike End
Chicago's surface lines resumed service today after a three day strike by 350 electrical workers ended. An agreement allowed one shop to stay open to both Union and non Union workers, resolving the main dispute. A Danish inventor claims to have perfected a meter for measuring steam heat from central plants.
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Chicago
Boy Drowns in City Park Pool
In Columbus on July 19 Benjamin W. Lewis sixteen a Brooklyn Nationals mascot drowned at Indianola Park pool while his sisters Dorothy twelve and Jane watched as 400 bathers and lifeguards tried to save him. He waded beyond his depth and never resurfaced despite immediate rescue attempts.
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Columbus
Benjamin W. Lewis
Brooklyn Nationals
Indianola Park
Dorothy
Jane
Union Chiefs Prepare for Quick Action in Rail Labor Award
Chicago July 19 Railroad leaders gather for a grand council to decide on the Rail road Labor Board award affecting 2 000 000 workers and 1 000 000 000 annually. The meeting seeks to avert an unauthorized strike and set a swift response after tomorrow's announcement.
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Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
Grand Council
S. E. Heberling
Switchmen’s Union of North America
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Clandestine Love Affair Proves Fatal in Chicago
Julius Jonas, brother in law of Leo Feist, shot by Pauline Meglitsch after a secret romance. Jonas died from injuries after the bullet severed his optic nerve. Meglitsch shot herself following the fatal confrontation in her home. The incident echoes a prior case in the city. Jonas had left for a business trip to Kansas, later spending a final night with Meglitsch before the tragedy.
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Chicago
Julius Jonas
Leo Feist
New York City
Pauline Meglitach
Jonas
Ruth- Randall
Clifford Berger
Miss Meglitsch
Kansas
Meglitsch
Pauline
Helen
Wounded in Fight With Highwaymen
Akron resident Grant Grey, 23, remained in City Hospital with a bullet wound to the right side after a Sunday morning confrontation with two highwaymen. Grey resisted surrender and grabbed a revolver, prompting a second shot from one assailant. The attackers fled.
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Akron
Grant Grey
City Hospital
Grey
Assassin of Turkish statesman captured after fierce fight
Avenir Rustan, the alleged killer of Essad Pasha, the Turkish statesman and former Albanian premier, was seized after a violent scuffle with police. A courtroom photo shows him with swollen eyes and noticeably deteriorated condition.
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Avenir Rustan
Essad Pasha
Reynoldsburg youth injured by train near Athens
Emerson Reece 21 of Reynoldsburg, tent crew member with Redpath Chautauqua, was struck by a Hocking Valley passenger train near Athens Sunday morning. He suffered severe head injuries but showed improvement at Copeland-Howe hospital. skull not fractured.
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Emerson Reece
Reynoldsburg
Redpath Chautauqua
Hocking Valley
Copeland-Howe Hospital
Dowler
Dre, Megwin
John Sprague
X ~ Young Reece
Chautauqua
Nelsonville
Railway unions split as wage awards loom in Chicago
In Chicago representatives of railway workers split into three groups as they await the rail labor board’s wage awards. Leaders guardedly discuss potential increases and whether to recommend changes, while awaiting a formal pronouncement expected tomorrow.
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L. R. Blanchard
United Press
Chicago
Rail Labor Board
Transportation Workers Unions
Operative Workers Chieftains
Death of Prince Joachim Ends Ex Kaiser's Youngest Son
Berlin reports Prince Joachim, youngest son of the former Kaiser, died after shooting himself in the breast at Villa Liegnitz in San Souci Park. He had brood over his wife's desertion and effects of a recent debauch, dying at 1 a.m. in a Potsdam hospital. He was 28.
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United Press
Berlin
Prince Joachim
Kaiser
Villa Liegnitz
San Souci Park
Joachim
Prince Eitel Friederich
Potsdam
Asrince Joachim
Prussia
Friedrichskirch
Potsam
Prince
Imperial Palace
Princes School
Plon
Heidelburg University
Marie Augustine of Anhalt
Prince Edward of
Anhalt
Three youths killed in auto train collision near Macon Ohio
In Macon Ohio ten miles south of Portsmouth an auto driven by Ralph Allman 15 collided with Norfolk and Western Train No 26. Victims killed instantly were Russell Allman 13 Ralph Reynolds 13 and Stanley Ryan 17 all of Macon. Others injured included Victor Austin 17 Ralph Allman 21 Eugene Scott 21 and Stanley Britton 21 with severe leg fracture.
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Portsmouth
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Macon
Ohio
Here
Ralph Allman
Russell Allman
Ralph Reynolds
Stanley Ryan
Victor Austin
Eugene Scott
Stanley Britton
Wage Hearing Near an End in Anthracite Disputes
Closing arguments were presented in Scranton as a WPA appointed commission hears the miners versus operators wage agreement. Phillip Murray for the workers argued the union’s case, stating workers do not receive a living wage and that a minimum of six dollars with differentials is demanded, though he warned it may be above earned limits.
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Scranton
Wilson
Phillip Murray
Miners’ Union
Moakley Elected President of College Trackers Association
John F. Moakley of Cornell University is elected head of the College Trackees Association of America a new national body formed to supervise all athletic training.
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John F. Moakley
Cornell University
College Trackees’ Association of America
Industrial Out Nation at Grave Point in Lawrence Mass
In Lawrence Massachusetts July 19 preparations for a council and mayoral meeting amid a grave industrial sit uation. William M Wood president of the American Woolen Company to confer with Mayor William H White to seek part time plant re openings. Fifteen thousand workers have been idle for weeks after four plants shut down. The city council meets to discuss relief for widespread suffering from lack of funds.
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Lawrence
Mass
William M. Wood
American Woolen Company
William H. White
American. Woolen Company
White Seore
Wood
Suffragists plan three campaigns in Ohio week
National Woman's Party leaders in Columbus outline three actions to push ratification of the suffrage amendment. A committee will meet Governor Cox to urge Tennessee approval. A lobbying drive targets the Democratic national committee for swift action. A delegation travels to Marion for Harding's notification day to seek Republican support.
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Columbus
National Woman's Party
Ohio
Cox
Tennessee
Democratic National Committee
Marion
Harding
Eagles in Session at Elyria Convention
About 2000 delegates attend the state Eagles convention in Elyria. Sessions began yesterday and run through Wednesday night. Dress and drill parades are featured with $600 in prizes for winning companies and six bands providing continuous music.
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Elyria
State Eagles
Moonshiner Killed Near Lexington After Arrest Attempt
John Griffy aged 65 of Harlan County was shot and killed on Sunday outskirts of Harlan after resisting arrest for unlawful moonshine. Griffy, previously convicted on a moonshine charge, leaves a large family and lived about 12 miles from Harlan.
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Lexington
John Griffy
Harlan County
Harlan
Griffy
Chicago to hang seven in one day in October
Chicago dispatch reports Harry Andr ae sentenced to hang October 15 for the murder of Thomas O Donnell a poldua. Richard Wilson, his associate, will hang the same day with five other men convicted of murders. another man faces a October 14 date, totaling eight executions over two days.
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Chicago
Harry Andrae
Thomas O'Donnell
Vna Poldua
Richard Wilson
Wilson to Back Cox After Acceptance Speech in Campaign
President Wilson plans to endorse Governor James M. Cox after Cox’s acceptance speech in August. Wilson will issue a congratulatory message and focus on the League of Nations while Cox campaigns nationwide. Interactions in Washington clarified unity on platform and issues.
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Washington
Wilson
James M. Cox
Cox
Dayton
White House
League of Nations
Lipton Cup Challenger Gets New Hands On Board
Shamrock IV will race Resolute tomorrow with a new skipper as William Burton is replaced. Possible successors include Charles Nicholson Captain Draper or Colonel Duncan Neil. Lipton favors Nicholson for his familiarity with the sloop and the changing crew hints at tensions aboard. Burton’s removal ends his wife’s timekeeping role on the boat.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New York
Shamrock IV
Thomas Lipton
Americap
William Burton
Charles Nicholson
Draper
Shamrock
Duncan F. D. Neil
Lipton
Ambrose
Nicholson
Burton
Charles Adams
One Killed in Cork Riot After Soldier's Death
In Cork on July 19 one man was killed and fourteen others were wounded during rioting after the death of Bourke, a former soldier bayoneted by troops when he refused to halt.
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Cork
Bourke
Anti-Saloon League to decide on Cox clash in Washington
July 19 Columbus report that the Anti-Saloon League will decide at an executive committee meeting in Washington next Thursday whether to oppose Democratic nominee Cox. Hint of pressure from dry Democrats to prevent a fight.
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Columbus
Anti-Saloon League
Cox
Washington
Americans’ Olympic Team Selected for World Games
The American track and field squad for the Olympic team is praised as the best yet. East leads with 66 spots, Midwest 43, Far West 32, South 3, and Army Navy 3 each. Final trials at Cambridge determined most selections, with Jack Driscoll Parsons and Hunter noted for specific event performances. Carl Johnson is the notable exception among Michigan’s stars in earning a place.
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New York
United States
East
Middlewest
Far West
South
Army
Navy
Cambridge
Jack Driscoll
Parsons
Hunter
Wer Chosn
Carl Johnson
Michigan
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