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Barstow Printer

Location

Barstow, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1920

Page

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Harding defends Republican stance on woman suffrage

Senator Harding issued a statement denouncing misrepresentations of the Republican party on woman suffrage and urged ratification by the November deadline. He credited 29 Republican and 7 Democratic states with supporting the amendment, while noting few states have rejected it and stressing cross party support. He urged unity and signaled support for ratification regardless of which party brings it. He also discussed Bastille Day celebrations at home and plans to finish his acceptance speech. In Columbus, suffrage leaders were told Harding may grant 20 minutes for the Women's Party to present views on July 22.

Marion Ohio Harding Senate House Louisiana Delaware Congress North Carolina Tennessee A. P. Moore Pittsburgh Penn R. F. Wolfe Columbus (Ohio Dispatch and Journal Wolfe Mannington

Immigration panel backs pacific coast race solution plan

Five members of the House immigration committee declared support for a coastwise plan to ease race tensions after California hearings. They urged diplomacy to reconcile American assimilation with concerns about Japanese influence, noting 17,000 of 19,000 irrigated acres in Placer County are under Japanese control and reporting mixed opinions on leasing land to Japanese.

Sacramento Immigration and Naturalzation Committee House of Representatives Pacific Coast California Albert Johnson Stephens Japan United States Johnson Sigel New York Pacific Vaile Colorado Taylor Tennessee Placer County

Fox Fires First Campaign Volley In Ohio

Governor James M. Fox Democratic nominee for President opens campaign against Senator Harding. He sets nomination at Trail’s Mind Dayton and says the Democratic national committee will meet in Columbus July 20. He vows a peace with honor as the nation’s aim and urges readjustment of civilization’s affairs. Mrs. James Weetor and Mrs. Rector press for immediate federal suffrage ratification to avoid opposition from 17,000,000 women.

Columbus Ohio James M. Fox Harding Trail Dayton Democratic National Committee Washington League of Nations James Weetor National Woman's Party Rector

Stage Wreck Breaks Wheel on Mountain Stage Line

Bear Valley stage of the Mountain Stage Line on Waterman Canyon road above Vale's ranch was wrecked yesterday afternoon. No one was seriously injured though several passengers, including A C Smith of Etiwanda, suffered minor bruises and a cut finger. Driver Lutt steered into the bank to avoid a worse crash. physicians later treated the travelers.

Bear Valley Mountain Stage The Motor Transit Company Waterman Canyon Road Vale’s Ranch San Bernardino County A. C. Smith Etiwanda KE. TL. Lutt Luitt

Initiative Bond Petition With 3000 Names Filed

A petition with about 3000 names was filed yesterday with County Clerk Harry Allison challenging state highway financing. The measure asks for a November vote to have the state assume interest payments on county bonds and to create a board to fix interest rates on the 40 million dollar issue, enabling sale in blocks at the best market rate. Senator Harding is to be shown the petition at 10 am, with response in a speech. Suffrage leaders’ plans shift as Miss Alice Paul weighs whether to mobilize pickets at Harding’s home based on her view.

Harry Allison Harding Harding Home Alice Paul National Woman’s Parity

Kettner Denies Seeking renomination amid petition drive

In San Diego petitions circulated for William Kettner to seek Congress on both parties, but Kettner declared it impossible to consider renomination. Republicans, Democrats, and union labor weighed options as Judge Swing and Senator Sample were urged to enter the race amid ongoing political maneuvering.

San Diego William Kettner Congress Kettner Claine Phil DP EL Centrol Sam Evans Riverside Judge Swing Judge Swine Imperial County Fly Centre Republican County Central Committee Hugh J. Dickson Dickson

Wife of Nominee Oplendie Hostess

Marion Ohio July 13 Many women Marion girlhood acquaintances friends or chums of Mrs Warren G Harding wife of the Republican nominee for the presidency are enthusiastic she may preside at the White House They say she is well fitted for the duties of a resident s wife deeply democratic enjoys parties knows how to talk to everyone and once she knows you always knows you Florence Kling born August 15 1860 in Marion studied at Cincinnati Conservatory of Music married Warren G Harding on July 8 1891 and for years was circulation manager of the Star aiding her husband s career She is described as an excellent horsewoman and fond of riding Billy her saddle horse and was active in Marion s social life for years as a member of The Twigs club

Marion Warren G. Harding White House Margaret Younkins Mrs. Younkins Florence Kling Billy Otter Harding Lorence Mount Vernon Avenue

California prune and apricot grower prices set

In San Jose at a meeting of the California Prune and Apricot Growers Association directors the top grade extra fancy Moorparks priced at 33 cents per pound while the lowest grade at 28 cents. The year's prices average around two cents higher per pound than last year.

San Jose Cal California Prune and Apricot Growers’ Association

World gold production declines. 1919 output estimated

The Geological Survey reports 1919 gold production at a base of roughly 35 million to 350.9 million dollars, well below 1918’s near 381 million. U.S. output may fall under 50 million in 1920, with placer mining hampered by water shortages and many stamp mills closed.

Washington Geological Survey United States

Pantley Hicks Resort Taken Over in Big Bear by Belts

Robert Belts takes over Pantley and Hicks resort in Big Bear Valley with seven cabins added to total 14 and plans improvements to attract guests this season. Belts note fishing near Big Bear has improved with several limits yesterday and reports from Little Bear Valley confirm increased catch by S. Gd. Hurst of Long Beach.

Pantley & Hicks Resort Big Bear Robert Belts Pantley and Hicks Big Bear Valley Robert Pelt Vista de Mar Belts Belt Bell Little Bear Valley S. Gd. Hurst Long Beach

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