Roosevelt Plans Nationwide Campaign After Nomination
Franklin D Roosevelt, Democratic vice presidential nominee, said he and Governor Cox will campaign in every state. He announced after a conference at the Governor’s Mansion in Columbus that both would take the fight coast to coast, with stump speaking to begin after official notification. Roosevelt also indicated a resignation as assistant secretary of the navy around August 1, or after Secretary Daniels returns from Alaska, to prepare his nomination address.
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Ulster to Fight Sinn Fein Carson Ulster Leader Warns
Sir Edward Carson declares Ulster will defend itself against Sinn Fein attempts to penetrate Ulster and warns the British government to accept Ulster help or surrender governance. He cites 40000 new Orangemen and vows reliance on themselves if pressed. Carson accuses London of failures in Ireland policy and urges action to maintain the empire during war.
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Germans Must Agree To Deliver 2000000 Tons Coal Monthly
SPA July. The Associated Press says the German delegation in Paris delivered an ultimatum demanding 2,000,000 tons of coal monthly by tomorrow afternoon or Allies will enforce Versailles terms. The talks involved Chancellor Fehrenbach and Dr Simons with allied officials, aiming to resolve reparations. The Allies proposed 1.2 to 1.4 million tons, while Germany warned of production needs. A mixed reparations commission will meet to draft a report with a later decision. The Allied note also touched on improving miners’ nutrition.
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Japanese troops ordered to evacuate trans-Baikal region
The State Department advised Washington that Japanese forces were ordered to evacuate the trans-Baikal region in Siberia. A large number of passengers and cars were sent into the position to transport the troops, with the destination not reported.
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Coal Operators Fail to Agree On Plan to Ship Winter's Coal
News dispatch reports coal operators in Washington failed to agree on a plan to ship next winter's coal to the Northwest. They want greater car supply and adherence to priority orders, but no concrete plan emerged for a joint conference with railroad executives. A permanent committee, led by D. B. Wentz, was named to handle car-supply issues.
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Britain and Japan extend wartime alliance pact
London reports that Beiuin and Asai noted the alliance's continuation with terms aligned to joint principles. The Daily Math cites parallel statements from other officials about ongoing commitments and cooperation noted July 11.
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Labor Party Urges Banks Support for Workers Funds
Labor Party convention hears a call for $25,000,000 in low interest aid to workers and banks capitalising them. Speakers claim northwest producers need capital for growth and advocate transfer of savings to bank instruments. The session adjourns with plans to review platform committees and amalgamation questions.
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Debs Campaign From Prison Cell Reported
Paroled text indicates Debs plans to run a campaign from his prison cell with a federal case pending. Party leaders intend to visit him at the prison while campaigning and urge President Wilson to grant clemency or relent on the bequest requested by supporters.
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Man Charged After Attack With Wooden Plank
An arrest was made in Water Stroml after a man, Tamas Deonigan, was injured in a rooming house incident. Police allege the suspect used a 2x4 plank to assault Deonigan, with further details pending.
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Circulation Department Post Publishing Co note
If you fail to receive your Bridgeport Telegram Evening Post or Sunday Post or your paper on time this notice instructs readers to contact the Circulation Department of Post Publishing Company for delivery issues.
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Harding Talks On Labor Farm And Social Problems
Senator Harding outlined Republican positions on labor reform farm issues and social problems during a Toledo conference with Repulsians and Progressive leaders. He avoided comment on suffrage, aside from Vermont, and defended the proposed head of the Agriculture Department while signaling close ties with tariff and labor groups during the 1920 campaign.
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Trolley Kills Boy In Front of Home
A trolley strikes a boy in front of a home near Park Avenue causing fatal injuries and a fracture to the hip. Harry Roperts of Yard Park Street is charged with manslaughter after the incident as investigators detail witnesses and the route of the trolley.
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Mayor Urges Jitneys Kept Off Main Streets Bridgeport
City notes a $609,000 yearly loss to stores and moves to curb jitneys and buses. Mayor Wilson backs limiting jitney traffic on principal streets, favoring trolley and motor bus evolution with compromise plans to retain trolley service while permitting regulated private carriers. The Connecticut Company responds seeking elimination of jitney competition and advocates phased changes to ease congestion without harming transit.
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Bridgeport Directory Mentions Simon Phillips and Addresses
Police in Bridgeport investigate a non resident man linked to a theft scheme involving a lantern and a fictional letter. The Bridgeport directory lists two Joseph Phillips entries at 58 Change Street and 3 Weather Street, with confusion over identities and a possible fatal outcome amid unclear details.
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New Ordinance Ends Direct Jitney Competition
After five hours in City Hall the Bridgeport board of aldermen approved a 15 to 7 ordinance barring jitneys from main streets and routing them parallel to trolley lines as a compromise. Trolley service will continue at least 30 days to gauge impact while jitney operators vow to fight in court.
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Florida Governor Renews Opposition to Federal Suffrage Action
Concluded on page 17 Florida Governor refuses to call a special session of the Florida legislature to act on the federal woman suffrage amendment. Leaders of the suffrage movement pressed the issue tonight as the governor argued the action would be useless.
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Bridgeport Trolley Clash Prompts Referendum Move
Connecticut Company chief cites losses and $7,000,000 Bridgeport investment as city officials demand immediate action. Meeting at Stratfield Hotel hears threats to pull cars from Bridgeport streets, with a public hearing ordered and a referendum to be mailed to Chamber of Commerce members.
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Portable School Buildings to Meet Accommodations Needs
City needs for new school accommodations during the coming year will partly be met through portable school buildings and related appropriations. The school board discussed staffing changes, principal and clerk appointments, and proposed transfers. Tuition rates for out of town pupils and a health leave were addressed, with a request for appropriation continued on page two.
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