Wilson and Cox in Accord on League of Nations
The article reports a united front between President Wilson and Democratic nominee Cox on the League of Nations. Both leaders affirm full party and national unity, with Roosevelt praising their accord. Cox meets Wilson at the White House, discusses general League points, and vows to honor wartime pledges while awaiting acceptance remarks.
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League of Nations
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Roosevelt
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White House Gardens
Harding
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Crowds Flock to White House for Candidate Visit and Talks
Crowds along the White House fences cheered Governor Cox and Mr Roosevelt as they arrived and departed. At the porch, President and Dr. Grayson greeted the candidates and shared anecdotes of European travels. Cox and Roosevelt met Senator Glass and later discussed campaign strategy with Democratic leaders and guests including Ansberry, Flood, Kite, Love, Costello.
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Virginia
San Francisco
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Robert W. Woolley
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Columbus
George Kite
Ohio
Thomas B. Love
Texas
John F. Costello
District of Columbia
Harding questions Cox on League and Armenia policy
Senator Harding issued a statement during the White House talks urging Cox to state his position on the League of Nations, the Armenian mandate, and related commitments. He asked if Cox would ratify the treaty with modifications and whether Article 10 would be maintained, warning of Democratic policy under Wilson.
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Wilson
Legague of Nations
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Harding
Washington
Armenia
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Mafion
Quinn Joins Morse Furniture Co in Boston
Tom Quinn announces his association with Morse Furniture Co a venerable Boston furniture house occupying a six story building at corner Mon Street and Jy Abieston Street showcasing plain marked prices and a liberal extended account plan praised for helping young couples establish homes with dependable merchandise and long term satisfaction.
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Greater Boston
Jy *Abieston Street
Mmon Street
Boston
New England
New Low Shoe Promises Secure Fit at Fashion Show
Milady gains relief from slipping footwear with a patent leather low shoe featuring a wide strap anchored below the ankle. A buckle option adds style while reducing width. Charlotte Eardley will showcase the design for visitors, praising its practical look on her ankles.
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Milady
Charlotte Eardley
Mechanics’ Building
Two Men Die In 3500-Foot Plane Fall Near Tulsa
Albert W. Newsom of Union Point Georgia and Robert F Midkiff son of a Decatur Illinois minister and adopted son of Madame Schumann Herin were instantly killed when Newsoms plane wing collapsed during approach and plunged about 3500 feet near Tulsa Oklahoma.
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Okla
Albert W. Newsom
Union Point
Robert F. Midkiff
Maadame Schumann-Heink
Decatur
Newsom
Child Hit by Auto In Gloucester
Four year old Arthur Vendala son of Giuseppe Vendala of 2 Sheafe street North End was struck by an automobile yesterday afternoon. The car driven by Lewis Pascucci of 237 Washington street Gloucester took the boy to the Relief Hospital where he was treated. Pascucci was arrested on a charge of operating an automobile without a license.
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Arthur Vendala
Giuseppe Vendala
North End
Lewis Pascucci
Washington Street
Gloucester
Pascucci
Relief Hospital
Boston youth may face murder charge in Sunapee death
A charge of murder will probably be lodged against 18 year old George Edwards of East Boston following the death of former Postmaster Austin Russell of Sunapee at Georges Mills this morning.
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N. H
George Edwards
Princeton Street
Boston
Georges Mills
Forrer
Austin Russell
Sunapee
Edwards pleads not guilty in shooting case
Edwards, already held for the November term of the Superior Court on the Russell shooting charge, pleaded not guilty at arraignment last Monday. Russell was shot while driving through the woods on Saturday night, July 40, after Edwards, a discharged employee, allegedly vowed to “get Russell, and get his money, too.”
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Russell
Noonan's Lemon Complexion Cream Promises Wrinkle Free Skin
A Boston cosmetician creates a four in one cream that cleanses bleaches smooths and rejuvenates. Women may obtain Noonan's Lemon Complexion Cream in 50 cent four ounce jars at drug or department stores or by sending to T Noonan & Sons Co Boston Mass.
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Noonan
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Auto Party Badly Hurt In Smashup
Four Charlestown youths were seriously injured when a touring car speeded through Woburn and crashed into a pole in front of the Woburn Machine Company on Main Street early yesterday. Leo McCarthy of 101 Russell Street Charlestown was rushed to hospital and is not expected to die.
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Main Street
Leo McCarthy
Russell Street
Charlestown Chauffeur Faces Charges After Collision
Joseph Mahler 29 of Charlestown is to appear in Woburn Court this morning on charges of reckless driving and operating under the influence, with a possible charge of car appropriation. If McCarthy dies Mahler faces manslaughter. Three others from Charlestown were injured, two severely, in the crash and hospitalized at Choate Memorial Hospital.
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Tibbettstownway
Charlestown
Woburn Court
McCarthy
Mahler
William Murphy
Rutherford Avenue
Paul le Prise
Lynnwood Place
William Carboni
Essex Street
Choate Memorial Hospital
Car tears body from chassis in Brookline accident
Police say a machine owned by Sidney Stevens of Brookline was driven away from a garage by his driver Mahler without permission. The body separated from the chassis, sending occupants onto the road, then the vehicle struck a building and damaged brickwork near Manchester.
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Brookline
Mahler
Stevens
Manchester
Harvard student drowns bathing in Spy Pond
Kenneth H. Parker a Liberty Missouri native and Harvard chemistry graduate student drowned yesterday in Spy Pond Arlington while bathing with three companions who could not swim. Edward Primmer of Cambridge rushed to the scene and recovered Parker's body but efforts to revive him failed.
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Liberty
Harvard University
Chemical Laboratory
Spy Pond
Arlington
Parker
Edward Primmer
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Brockton Phone Men Quit Federation Seize AFL Charter
Local 648 of the I B E W in Brockton votes to secede from the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and reaffiliate with the AFL as the proposed International Brotherhood of Telephone Workers. Jedrick Casey and B J Dinneen notified of suspension. new group to elect officers Thursday night.
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
A. F. of L
International Brotherhood of Telephone Workers
Jedrick Casey
B. J. Dinneen
International
Frank Noonan
Empress Eugenie’s Funeral Procession in England
In Parnborough on July 18, Empress Eugenie was laid in a crypt at St Michael’s Chapel beside Napoleon III and the Prince Imperial after a ceremony. The coffin rested on the pall from the Prince Imperial’s death as Benedictine monks keep vigil until Tuesday’s interment. The cortege moved to the abbey to The Dead March from Saul with Abbot Fernand Cabrol officiating and The Marsaillaisse played. Prince Victor Napoleon, Princess Clementine and the Spanish ambassador attended the service with other mourners.
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Napoleon Lil
Prince Impérial
Prince Imperial
Saul
Fernand Cabrol
St. Michaéil’s Abbey
Ar Vars
Victor Napoleon
Clementine
Spain
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