Democratic Quay Speech Attacks Republicans Over Treaty
Keynote at San Francisco convention blasts the Republican stance on the League of Nations and the treaty. Democrats praise Wilson era reforms and federal reserve gains while criticizing GOP proposals and Denmarked criticism of Armenia Ireland and Mexico.
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San Francisco
Mexico
United States
League of Nations
Ireland
Armenia
America
Republican Party
Chicago
Democratic Party
Federal Reserve System
Wilson
Congress
Wilson Keeps Close Tab on Opening Democratic Convention
President Wilson watched the opening session in San Francisco as wire reports and telephone dispatches from press offices provided continual updates. No use was made of the White House special line to the convention hall, reportedly meant for quick access to San Francisco correspondence.
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Washington
Wilson
San Francisco
Press Association
White House
Nebraskan Heads Osteopaths Chicago Campaign
Dr C DB Alwen of Omaha Neb was chosen by the American Osteopathic Association to lead a legislative campaign to obtain uniform state licensing laws for osteopaths across the states.
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Chicago
Dr. C, DB
Alwen
Omaha
Neb
American Osteopathic Association
Jury Acquits Doctor in Patchside Shooting Case
A jury acquitted Dr. Seoteh of King Pu for the August 18 shooting death of Howard Belimire, a boy who tried to steal watermelons from his patch. The case drew wide attention nationwide.
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Mellon Patch
Truixe
Holuhom
Seoteh
King PU
Howard Belimire
Hin Patch
Reed Denied a Seat at National Convention
Senator Reed was denied a seat by the credentials committee after four hours of argument. The vote stood 87 to 0.
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Reed
Ban Francisco
National Conven
Credentials Committee
Oklahoma Wheat Shipment Reaches Fort Worth for Export
Oklahoma wheat car arrives in Fort Worth on Monday and sells for a bid price, then is headed to New Orleans for export by a local firm.
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Oklahoma
Fort Worth
Texas
Ftirer
New Orleans
Harding Confers With Running Mate On Campaign Plans
Senator Harding and Calvin Coolidge met with National Chairman W Hays to discuss phases of the Republican ticket campaign. Hays noted no front porch campaign had been decided, while Harding favored deliberate utterance and a possible front porch approach as tentative plans.
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Washington
Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Iis
Wii Hays
Coolidge
Hays
Trade Outlook Brightens as Mood Improves in June
Washington reports show business in a readjustment phase with low mood easing. The Federal Reserve Board notes a turn toward new conditions already underway and widespread price cuts in May and June aiding the drop in retail trade. Nonessential goods see cuts while essentials like clothing, food remain stable.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Jealous man kills girl in Salt Lake City shooting
W F Smith shot Thelma Laura Gutke in Salt Lake City after an unrequited love motive. He fired three shots as she fled, then killed himself, the final shots taking effect as she died.
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Utah
Douglas
Aziz
Thelma
Laura Gutke
Salt Lake City
W. F. Smith
Viethin
Albanian insurgents seize Aviona from Italians report says
Prava reports from Uskub that Aviona, an Albanian city, has fallen to Albanian insurgents in a campaign against Italian forces. The dispatch notes location in southern Serbia and the source within the newspaper.
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Galina
Belgrade
Aviona
Italiana
Prava
Uskub
Serbia
Goal Minera May Strike in West Virginia and Kentucky
Officials of the United Mine Workers prepare for a strike by miners in Mingo county West Virginia and Pike county Kentucky amid tensions and industrial action across the region.
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Goal Minera
Charleston
W. Va
United Mine Workers
Mingo County
West Virginia
Aod
Pike County
Kentucky
Desperado Shot Dead by Passenger Aboard Southern Pacific Train
A lone hold up man was killed on train No. 6 en route to San Francisco after a passenger named Al Ruddel from Portland fired at him and he fled toward the door. Conductor Muldowney had started to pull the bellcard when the bandit opened fire. The bandit dropped a loot satchel before collapsing and dying on the car floor. The train was stopped briefly and then resumed to Sacramento where police were informed.
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Sacramento
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Davis
Muldowney
al Ruddel
Portland
Ore
Ruddel
Mexican Diplomat Seeks U S Recognition Of New Regime
Fernando Iglesias Calderon arrives in Washington from Mexico City as ambassador on a special mission. He and Mexican representatives join American officials and Villa supporters to discuss relations and aim for U S recognition of the new regime.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
Francisco Villa
Fernando Iglesias Calderon
Mexico City
Cuban sugar industry pledges halt on ice sugar sales
Cuban cane growers sugar mill owners and brokers say they control 2,180,000 sacks of unsold sugar and will not offer ice sugar until prices reach 24 cents per pound, a decision from a Wednesday meeting led by Miguel Arango. Washington reports Manuel Gondra has been elected president of Paraguay with Felix Paiva as vice president.
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Havana
Miguel Arango
Association of Hacendados
Cuba
Washington
Manuel Gondra
United States
Paraguay
Felix Paiva
Mioister of the Interior
Greeks Land In Pandermani Coast War Move
A dispatch from Constantinople says Greek forces have landed at Pandermani on the Sea of Marmora's south coast. The operation intends to push southward as the Dublin paper notes rail traffic could be halted and a food transport and control system organized under motor car command.
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Pandermani
LondoteTne
Sea of Marmorg
Evenlog
Constantinople
Mexican Policies Broadened to Seek Aid and Trade
Secretary of the Mexican treasury Salvador Alvarado plans a visit to Chicago to seek financial aid and establish trade links with the Midwest. Manuel Carpio reports that Chicago bankers and business leaders favor discussions with Alvarado who is to meet industrial and financial leaders at a dinner. Mexico seeks foreign business freedom, banking revival, and an inviting stance toward Chicago and the Midwest to boost commerce.
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Chicago
Mexico
Salvador Alvarado
Manuel Carpio
Mexico City
Carpio
Alvarado
Loe
Chi[eng
Carple
Middle West
Pioneer mining man Colonel Enos Wall dies in Salt Lake City
Colonel Enos Wall a veteran mining leader in the west died at his Salt Lake City home after a months long illness. Born in Richmond Wayne County he moved west in 1860 entering mining in Colorado and later Montana Utah Mercur and Bingham. His 1887 discovery helped form Utah Copper Company.
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Salt Lake City
Enos Andrew Wall
West
Colonel Wall
Richmond
Wayne County
Colorado
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Mercur
Bingham
Ctah Copper Company
Allies Face Possible Debt Moratorium Across Alliances
A Paris dispatch reports that French diplomats acknowledge plans for an interallied moratorium on debts to the United States. The move, likely to be unveiled at the Brussels conference, may seek a two year renewal while awaiting German reparation funds. US rejection could trigger passive repayment delays.
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New York
Paris
United States
Brussels
Economic Commission
Towin
Washington
Germany
America
Yudeniteh Raising Army Near Königsburg
Private reports from Kovno claim Alexander Guchkoff Russian war minister and Admiral Kolchak ally Yudeniteh is forming a volunteer army near Königsburg with control of 1 billion marks raised among Russians in Sweden. The plan reportedly aims to enter Russia via Lithuania and Latvia, provoking anxiety among regional states.
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Copenhagen
Kovno
Lithuania
Alexander J. Guchkoff
Yudeniteh
Petrograd
Koenigsburg
Guchkoff
Sweden
Kolchak
Omak
Volkoff
Nicholas
Gucikoff
Russia
Latvia
Immigration Record Broken at New York Ellis Island
Immigration officials said 6200 prospective Americans flooded Ellis Island on Saturday, breaking all postwar arrival records. Twenty guards were added on duty as Commissioner Frederick A. Wallis cited increased activity by foreign agents linked to trans Atlantic steamship lines.
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New York
Ele Island
Frederick A. Wallis
trans-Atlantic Steamship Lines
Burbank Taken to San Francisco Sanitarium
Horticulturist Luther Burbank was moved from Santa Rosa to a San Francisco sanitarium on Wednesday for treatment. Mrs. Burbank accompanied him. Officials would not disclose the nature of his illness.
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Burbank
San Francisco
Luther Burbank
Santa Rosa
Cal
Germans Fall Behind on Versailles Coal Delivery
Paris reports Germany is in arrears by about three million tons in coal deliveries under the Versailles treaty. The figure comes from an interview with Loula Loucheur printed in Petit Parisien.
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Paris
Germany
Versaillin
Loula Loucheur
Petit’ Parisien
Ashes Scattered From Aeroplane Over Statue of Liberty
The ashes of Mia. Sarah D. Brown, deceased last week, were scattered from a seaplane over the Statue of Liberty in New York per a long standing request. A separate note states the Brotherhood Charters Bank in Cleveland, Ohio received OCC approval for a cooperative national bank with $1,000,000 capital.
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Aeroplane
New York
Mia
Sarah, D. Brown
Brotherhood Charters Bank
Washington
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Cooperative National Bank of
Cleveland
Ohio
Salvador Ends Moratorium Ends Wartime Trade Blockade
Salva dor terminates the wartime moratorium by an executive decree on Tuesday, ending a measure that has affected commerce and finance since World War I.
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Salvador
San Haulvador
Strikers Freed by Government in Mexico. Fire Kills Five
Leaders of 4000 strikers in the Leguna district Coahuila were freed on orders from President Elias Calles. A deadly blaze consumed the Kraus block Sunday killing Jane Carlim and her ex children Ellwood Olty Patris and seven others. damage estimated at $86,000 with unknown origin.
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Mexico City
Leguna
Atute
Ellwood Olty
Patris
Janee Carlim
Kraus
Annapolis Founding and Acadian Flight Through History
The text traces Annapolis origins in 1604 and compares early North American colonization with Spanish ventures in Florida. It notes Port Royal and the Acadians, their repeated dispossessions by English forces, and eventually the 1710 English capture. Amid displacement, Acadian identity persisted across Maryland, Virginia, the Carolinas, Georgia, and Louisiana.
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Nova Scotia
North America
Gt. Augustine
Fia
Port Royal
Annapolis
Jamestown
Nena
Maryland
Virginia
Carolinas
Georgia
Louisiana
Monas
Grand Pre
New England
Alpine Wonderland: Grisons State Described as Alpine Paradise
The Grisons in Switzerland, described as the canton's Alpine wonderland, features 150 valleys, roaring torrents, roaring waterfalls, and transparent lakes. Fir woods and pastures cloak slopes, with hillside chapels symbolizing peace and goodwill greeting visitors far and wide.
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Grisons
Switzerland
Discovery and colonization timeline of New Zealand
In 1642 Tasman is credited with the island discovery though exploration by Captain James Cook occurs a century and a half later. Colonisation lagged until two decades before the American Civil War and followed dispersed settlement patterns similar to early American colonies. Swallows hover to feed as moisture rises causing insects to seek shelter.
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New Zealand
Island
Tasman
James Cook
Pricing Shifts Raise Copy Costs For Article
Billing notes show a 50 percent rise makes a $1 article cost $1.60 while a doubled price implies an 800 percent discount off the old rate. The comparison outlines how price adjustments affect unit costs and perceived value.
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