Governor Coolidge Acceptance Notifies GOP Nomination
At Allen Field Northampton Mass July 27 Governor Calvin Coolidge accepts the Republican vice presidential nomination praised Warren G Harding and the party while urging action to curb government excess, reduce taxes, battle profiteering, and restore rail service and production.
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Smith College
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Warren G. Harding
United Choice
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Hearthstone Hope for America in Public Addresses
A public call for greater national unity stresses industry farmer power and social justice. The speaker urges conservation of public resources and a focus on education fair wages and humane labor standards. Emphasizes equal suffrage for the colored race and peace through national unity starting at the hearthstone.
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Cox Writes His Acceptance Speech By Takes At Home
Dayton July 27 Governor Cox writes his Democratic presidential nomination acceptance speech in rapid takes then sends each section to print for quick revision. He plans live copy for the coast papers by August 7 and will confer with Senator Pomerene on campaign expenditure work after finishing.
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Pacific Coast
Trail’s End
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Pomerene
Ohio
Senatorial Committee
Will Identify Trunk Victim In New York Trip
Detroit July 27 Mrs Marie l Trumbull an intimate friend of Katherine Jackson Leroy heads to New York to aid identification of the trunk death victim Police here say she will be joined by her husband Patrolman Leo Trumbull as they investigate hotel register entries from February and March and seek aliases linked to Leroy through telegram receipts.
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Pekin Besieged by Rebel Forces in China
Pekin remains surrounded by rebel troops as artillery and rifle fire echo outside the east wall. Looting is reported at Tung Chow twelve miles east where rebels control many shops and factories. An unconfirmed report says Villa was captured at Sabinas Coahuila by federal troops.
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Majority of Americans Live On Two Thousand Or Less
United States population about 105 million with roughly 103 million earning 2000 dollars per year or less. Tax data show 4 million returns filed. average national salary well under two thousand. a family of five needs at least 2260 dollars for decency and comfort in Washington according to a Labor Department study.
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Industrial Tieup Is Predicted If Miners Continue Their Strike
Chicago reports flagging coal supplies as miners' walkout spreads from Illinois to Indiana and Kansas. Officials warn of fuel shortages and price rises unless contracts are followed and a federal solution emerges. Utilities fear five day stocks. widespread production curtailment looms.
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Northwest 10 sets coal shipping quota on Ohio mines
Ohio coal operators must ship 35 percent of their coal to the northwest or lose cars for 100 days. The order covers 600 cars daily to the lake and a third of Ohio mining output moved to relieve northwest shortage. W. D. McKinney of the Southern Ohio Exchanges says public utilities and northwest needs take priority.
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New Theory Emerges in New York Murder Case
Detroit police continue search for Steve the expressman linked to a nude body found in New York. Circumstantial evidence against Eugene Leroy grows with testimony from Marie Trumbull about a June 1 admission of pregnancy. An illegal operation angle is emphasized. Elks notice at 7:30 p.m. and URA Butcher, E. R.
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Leroy
Ohio miners seek daily wage boost to ease pay inequality
Day men in Ohio Indiana Western Pennsylvania and Illinois push for higher pay after an Ohio miners meeting drafts a request to President Lewis. John Moore says operators agree to conference to correct wage inequality and keep mines operating. day workers had received a prior increase deemed unsatisfactory.
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Bituminous Coal Commission
Interurban Carries Trolley Collision Kills Conductor
In Toledo this morning an inbound Toledo Fostoria and Finlay interurban collided with a city trolley. Edward W. Albright, a street car conductor, was killed and eight others injured as brakes failed. Conductor Albright assisted a blind man aboard when the crash occurred. Laury, the interurban motor man, was cut by flying glass. In Steubenville a separate incident reports Willis Howard dying from two gunshot wounds after a quarrel at a railroad camp in Colliers, W Va, with David Sheppard of Steubenville.
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Steubenville
Willis Howard
Ohio Valley
David Sheppard
Pennsylvania Railroad
Colliers, County
W. Va
Harding Will Not Abandon Porch Drive
Warren G. Harding weighs abandoning porch campaign as campaign workload and distant golf courses strain his leisure. He plans to keep front porch events with delegations from Mansfield and Wayne County and to deliver speeches, while Coolidge handles notification ceremonies in Northampton.
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American Held by Bandit Chief Captured by Villa
Official confirmation from the American consul at Piedras Negras reports Carl Haeglin, an American citizen and Sabinas brewery president, captured by Francisco Villa and his band when they entered Sabinas in Coahuila yesterday.
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Hold Policeman in Jewel Robbery
Cleveland police hold a patrolman and five other men tied to the June 26 jewelry store robbery during a police parade. Inspector Sterling said the patrolman confessed to foreknowledge of the crime.
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Sterling
Armistice Talks Set for Baranovitchi Amid Polish Crisis
Russia and Poland move toward armistice talks to start Friday at Baranovitchi Grodno province as fighting continues on the front. Lloyd George travels to Boulogne for talks with Millerand Foch over the Polish situation and possible Allied peace parley in London.
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Foreign Office
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One Killed Four Injured in Wreck Near Moundsville
A Buick driven by Tony Mellass went over a 45 foot embankment near Moundsville West Virginia this morning. Dorothy Nutter of Wheeling died instantly and four other Wheeling residents were injured and admitted to a local hospital. The group was en route to an outing in the country.
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Villa calls for unconditional surrender in Mexico
Reports from El Paso and Mexico City state Francisco Villa telegraphed President De la Huerta offering unconditional surrender. Villa, moving from Chihuahua, reported to General Eugenio Martinez at Torreon and pledged to repair rail lines he destroyed while his 3,000-strong government cavalry pursued him in Chihuahua.
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GAP RACE IS ON AGAIN IN LIGHT BREEZE
July 27, 1903. In light winds Resolute and Shamrock restart their America’s Cup race attempt aboard the yachts Resolute and Shamrock. Race delayed by calm conditions, both started around 2 17 pm with Shamrock initially ahead. Shamrock led at 3 30 but Resolute gained and the wind died again leaving progress slow.
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Doctor Eva Harding Dies in Topeka Home
Dr Eva Harding a renowned physician and Bodallet candidate for the United States Senate died at her Topeka residence today July 27.
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Noted clown dies in Bear Creek Canyon wreck
Lon Moore of Defiance Ohio a famed clown with the Sells Floto circus died in a crash near Evergreen Colorado when the auto party plunged 209 feet into Bear Creek canyon. Concessionaire Charles Hite of Ironton Ohio was badly injured and not expected to survive.
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