Democrats Weigh Broad Field For 1920 Leadership
Fragmented gubernatorial figures and national figures are floated as potential leaders for the 1920 Democratic arena. Names include Walsh of Massachusetts, Glynn of New York, Seabury of New York, Shafroth of Colorado, and Daniels or Meredith for administration linkage. Delegates consider House and Senate options, with businessmen like Musgrove and Cathan highlighted as viable contenders.
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P. H Cathhan
Kentucky
Sonar Owen
Daniels
Meredith
Gerard
New York
Sharpe
Ohio
Ostur Mae
Toward Capital In Democratic National Convention
Fragmented reporting shows delegates wrestling with unit rule and block voting as Cox McAdoo and Palmer groups struggle for control. Late ballots reveal rising impatience and attempts to pry loose support for a preferred candidate amid talks of Tremendous shifts tomorrow.
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Cox
Palmes
McAdoo
Stranckhela Bach
Me Adoe
Atta
Palomer
Adao
Champ Clark
Woodrow Wilson
Ceady Ter
Wets and Drys In Deadlock Over Nomination
In San Francisco on July 4 delegates from wet and dry camps block any nomination. Each side holds solid factions capable of vetoing a two thirds vote. Deadlock persists as both sides seek a compromise candidate. The Cox, a strong wet, gains attention while the administration factions and others battle in a bitter background contest.
Germany Refuses To Pay Indemnity Continued Fragment
Continued from page one, a diplomatic discussion outlines Allied demands and German resistance. The report suggests possible concessions but notes Germany’s passive stance under pressure, with ministers considering further coercive measures.
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Germany
Germans drop church to escape paying tax
Bestan July 4 report states the Valleoitio Church membership in Bertin Synod of the German Lutheran church voted 20 to urge drastic measures against those who withdraw. Synod action would strip withdrawing members of church privileges and deny baptism and confirmation to their children, citing tax exemption as motivation.
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Valleoitio
Bertin Synod
Reporix
Gierson
Warshad
Arrest of Georgé Scfiatone on breach of the peace
Georgé Scfiatone of 29 West Forty fourth street New York City was arrested last night on a charge of breach of the peace and held for further investigation after being found on a ladder against a second story window in a house on Newfield Avenue, Fort Worth.
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Géorgé Scfiatone
Forty-fourth Street
New York City
Datece Liives
New Ifeld Avenue
Lottery for Statlers and Textile Strike Fund
Providence plan seeks money for textile strike relief by a premium contest. Ten thousand organized workers in the district will be allotted tickets to sell, with proceeds supporting local unions and strike action.
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Providence
Brol
Severi
Body Found in Water Near Middleground Light
Unidentified body recovered Saturday night near Middleground light by Lighthouse keepers Colby Crandall and Herold Folson. Authorities believe the man may be a resident of Gent or Port Jefferson. Detective James F. Foley investigated the case as details emerged from last night’s report.
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Middle-ground
Colby Crandall
Herold Folson
Port Jefferson
City urged to keep trolley cars running in Connecticut
Lucius S. Storrs president of the trolley company said in a statement issued after a meeting with Mayor Clifford B. Wilson that parts of Briggenort lack public transport and that the city has power to establish routes to improve service and sustain street car operation by eliminating ruinous competition. About 450 trolley workers could lose jobs if service is withdrawn.
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Storr
Congress Street
Clifford B. Wileson
Hell
Briggenort
Junator
Boy's Skull Fractured In Auto Accident
Charles Aviver aged about 29 Grace Strent of Fulkmd and his brother James Wiser 18 suffered skull fracture and facial injuries when a bus struck their auto on Howard avenue between Parndald and Maplewood yesterday afternoon. Andrew White of 603 Bostwick Avenue was arrested for reckless driving. Doctors at St Vincent's hospital reported their condition as good.
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Grace Strent
James Wiser
Howard Avenue
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Maplewood
Fmey
Andrew White
Bostwick Avenue
Kean
Dr. Groark
Were Agency
St. Vincent's Hospital
Forest fires threaten Newfoundland villages
Fires of incendiary origin ravaged Newfoundland towns amid heavy winds. St Johns narrowly escaped complete ruin after a rainstorm. Tors Cove and Mow Chelgan suffered devastation. An elderly resident perished as flames forced evacuations and local camps faced tuberculosis risks.
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Tors Cove Vaulement
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20000 Tots March In Honor of U S
Paris hosts a July Fourth tied ceremony with French and American symbols. Ambassador Wallace calls the display impressive as orphans and soldiers march to the Tuilleries. Pavia and the French academy are decorated with the Star Spangled Banner, the tricolor, and taps.
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Taina
Marshal Joffre
Pavia
Flrench Academy
Hanner
D'Annunzio Seeks Trade Ties With Tagamavhinvee Land
Captain rich d'Annunzio pushes to open trade relations with an unnamed land while ships enter Fiume for cargo. Italian vessel finishes lumber load from JoKo-Slavia. shipments may move to internal ports without tolls after agreements with Alexandria and Egyptian firms. Colonel Sani, chief secretary, met Suasak sub-prefect to discuss arrangements.
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Sani
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Suasak
Flume
Elks Gather in Chicago for National Convention
Thousands of Elks from across the country gather in Chicago for the national convention. Activities for early arrivals include entertainment. the event opens with a welcome address by Governor Frank Lowden of Illinois and remarks by Grand Lodge officers. The gathering features keynotes from notable Elks leaders, including Frank LeRuin and William J. Sinek.
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Weather report for New England and Atlantic coast
A garbled weather notice describes Monday showers and Tuesday fair conditions along the Atlantic coast and New England. It mentions winds from the west or northwest, with moderate flow, and temperature changes expected. Regions include Sandy Hook and Hatteras.
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Two Arrested for Frightening Passengers on Buses
Two men alleged to frighten bus riders by hurling lighted firecrackers into cars at Main and Arch streets were arrested by Policemen Patrick Lynch and Grossman. They gave names as Peter Melson of Wightand Avenue and William Bush of 745 Histinod Avenue. Bush released on $25 bail, Melson held for investigation.
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Jirey
Balloting By Bugs Baer in a Quorum Adrift
A chaotic report from an early convention recounts muddled balloting with many quirky terms and misread names. Delegates scramble for nominations as Cox, Mac, Davis, and Palmer vie, while McAdoo and Bryan loom in the volatile arena amid unclear outcomes.
Marion Citizens Await Harding in Walnut Beach crowds
Marion residents anticipate the arrival of Warren G. Harding, Marion’s Republican presidential candidate, with homes and business plates adorned. The welcome ceremony will feature speeches by Crissinger and a nationwide party focus, as crowds gather for the arrival and the homecoming events.
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Daly
Marion
Warren G. Harding
Ohio City
Narding
Mount Vernon
Republican Party
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Mre
Aarding
Allo Nobie
Washington
Acshors
Marion Civic Association
Crissinger
Ingsociation
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OM. Daugherty
Mantzen
Vadoo Refuses to Break Silence in Huntington NY
July 4 report notes Governor McAdoo’s silence on national events amid a deadlocked Democratic convention. He retired at 11 PM as town activity, including attorney Oscar A. Price, showed renewed interest. McAdoo and family attended church with Mrs. McAdoo and daughter after reading the papers.
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Huntington
William
Gibbs McAdoo
McAdoo
Oscar A. Price
Wis
Director of Athletics to Be Faculty Member
Washington July 4 Preal ment William MiNer Coliier of Scorse Washington University announced today that the inssipecon abieses an inyper university's football schedule for the coming season. It includes James Western Maryland, Delaware College, West Virginia University, Nova, Tanoke College and Fordyn.
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William
MiNer Coliier
Washington, University
Lho
James Western Maryland
Delawara Lege
West Virginia University
Nova
Tinanoke College
Pordhyn
Coolidge Vacation Stop In Plymouth Vermont
Governor Coolidge of Massachusetts, GOP vice presidential candidate, arrived in Plymouth Vermont for a brief vacation with his father at the old family homestead. He traveled from Boston by car to the central Vermont backwoods area, where he was born, joining relatives for a relaxed stay at the family farm.
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Vin Qowlidge
Massachusetts
Vermont
Spe Pond
Boston
Japan Plans Occupation of Saghalin Province Points
The Japanese government announced in the Ottlein Gazette and by Premier Hara that Japan will occupy strategic points in Saghalin Province Siberia to establish a legitimate government and secure a settlement for the massacre of 700 Japanese at Nikolaevsk. Troops from diminished districts will remain in Iberia as a threat to Korea from that direction.
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Saghalian
Siberia
Nikolaevsk
Hhe
Otttein
Tekig
Hara
Iberia
Vindivisiok
Rasiey
Ute
Korea
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Marborovsk
Saghallen
New York Nominating Conventions Highlight Socialist Ticket
Joseph Dy Cutinon of New York City, head of a socialist organization, was nominated by acclamation for vice president of the Socialist convention. Edward Cassidy supported candidate nomination while Jessie Wallace Mushun, a New York schoolteacher, sought lieutenant governor. Joseph Pankon, municipal court judge, was nominated for U S senator after James Oneal declined.
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United States
Aftor Jams Oneal
Cali
Dugout Collapse Buries About Twenty Near San Pedro
About twenty people were buried alive when a dugout near San Pedro de Jos Pinos caved in about 1 o clock this morning. Fears remain for additional victims as search and rescue efforts continue. the disaster involved local military personnel and civilians.
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San Pedro de Jos Pinos
Tai Vagimeniy Mil Cele Ture
Kills for Revenge And for Robbery
NEW YORK July 4 Charles We Boahere, arrested near Des Moines and brought here today, charged with the murder of Manuel Gavin, a Spartan and wealthy New York restaurateur, on June 27. He confesses the killing was for revenge and robbery. Police say Gavin and Rashore Wert were guests at Gavin's apartment when a gun was fired after a quarrel dating back to 1917. After the shooting Rashore dressed, bought new clothes, and danced at Broadway while evidence shows he received about $30,000 and $11,40 weekly from Gavin’s estate.
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Charles We Boahere
Des Moines
Manuel Gabi
Spartanil
Ans
Gain
Rashore
Gaoin
Reshore
Gavin
Broadway
Minneapolis
Gabin
Obituary notices from Brecksville area funeral services
Funeral services for Joseph Strick-Cus and Lois Bangs Walters highlighted rites at St. Charles church and Read Memorial chapel with masses of requiem and celebrants including Rev. Thomas B. Chester Rev. Patrick J. Mossioney and Rev. Alexander Alison Jr Burial followed at local cemeteries St. Michael's Mountain Grove and Lakeview were cited with family homes in Brooklyn Willi Street Russing Place and Park Avenue noted.
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Henrry Tcuyper
Sahincay
Tlibers
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Germany
St. John's Cemetery
Brooklyn
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Willi Street
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Sir Charles’ Church
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William Walters
Wiliam
James Murray
Josepp Hyand
Edward McGien
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Stoddard
Lorwich
Henry B. Bishop
Te Avenue
Trev
Wanchard
Lakeview
Taois B. Wears
Lois Bangs Walters
Russing Place
Catorine A. Steppe
Wome
St. Michael's Cemetery
Wireless IX Forest Tests Signaling Fire Service Potential
Tests mute of wireless Lelonhanes in forests at the far west indicate instruments will be of great service, especially for fire fighting operations in the service.
Favor LaFollette For Third Party
NEW YORK July 4 The committee of 48 issued a statement saying more than 30,000 replies to questionnaires were received from across the country. Senator La Follette of Wisconsin is the leading figure behind a new party to be organized in Chicago on July 10. The committee will convene with delegates from the Bado party World War veterans Zion partisan league and independent liberals. La Follette received almost as many endorsements as all other candidates combined. The labor party also favored La Follette, stating he would be the overwhelming choice for farmers in the northwest.
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Tomigit
Chiis Daly
Bado Party
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Zion Partisan
Lenge
la Soilette
Tan Labor Party
Tm Follett
North Wast
Reptile Ancestor Linked by Lungs Across Continents
A described fossil link shows lungs similar to fish among the Americas Africa and Australia. The lunged creature apparently surfaced and breathed like a typical animal. The speaker also notes the faculty of making noises like prowling.
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