Groups Unite To Form Third Party In Chicago Rally
Chicago delegates from the Committee of Forty-eight American Constitutional party American party of Texas Single Tax party Nonpartisan league World War Veterans and others announce a near complete fusion into a national political party. Leaders from labor and farmer groups hailed the move as unifying forces against financial control of government. The platform stresses single tax principles and aims to end involuntary poverty by broad tax reform and public ownership ideas.
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Committee of 48
American Constitutional Party
American Party of Texas
Gingle Tax Party
Others Unite
Chicago
United National
Comittee
Single Tax Party
Nonpartisan League
World War Veterans
Private Soldiers and Saffars’ League
Forty-eight
Labor Party of the
United States Berwa
John Mlitzpatrick
Chicago Federation of Labor
United States
Russia
Foviot
Fitzpatrick
Hayes
Bneside
Farmers’ Educational and Co-Operative Alliance
Tlanal Peoples’ Tongue
Nurse Aucockation
Chic Phimb Pianterre
Chicago University Liberacla
Women's Trade Union League
Loyal Star Fearne
Women's Union Leahor League
Kansas City Yarden's Association
Friends of Freedom For
Johar
Warions Groupe Brey
Plans to Make Mexico Day Dry Legislation for Next Congress
Mexico City July 13 reports from the Universal that a bill to make all Mexico dry is prepared for presentation to the next congress at the office of Provisional President de la Huerta. The move aims to regenerate the Indian and mestizo populations, described as major consumers of Bicobol.
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President de la Huerta
Congress
Mexico City
Mexico
de la Huerta
Universal
Robbers Shoot Seven in Plainfield Bank Siege
Five bandits invaded the Plainfield State Bank near Joliet at 10 15 am. They secured 5000 in currency and 8000 in Liberty bonds before fleeing. Seven residents were wounded, including Joe Vincent Harry Bayles John Hahn Stewart Moore Edward Madison Paul Watters and Orville Johnson who died later at the bank entrance.
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Jollet
Plainfield
Joliet
Plaindeld
Weres
Joe Vincent
Harry Bayles
Ann
John Hahn
Stewart Moore
Edward Madison
Paul Watters
Orville Johnson
Robebers
Chinese act to end revolt near Peking
London reports minor skirmishes near Peking but the city remains quiet. The Chinese cabinet ordered the Chih party to halt troop movements toward the capital. Foreigners’ position is not viewed as jeopardized. Chiang Kai-shek travels to Dapingfu to seek peace while tense military communications falter in Shanghai.
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London
Peking
Tlentsin
Chih Party
Teking
Jen
Chiang Riel-Ti
Dpastingfu
Chi
Thentain Vernacuar
Sys
Rallisny
Tentsio
Shanghai
Tehehow
Shontung
Britain Renews Japan Pact In Renewed Alliance
London reports that Great Britain and Japan extended their treaty alliance for another year, with terms aligned to the Tengai principles. The 1971 pact, originally 12 years, includes a single renewal and calls for mutual consultation before changes, tied to responses to German influence in the Far East.
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London
Great Britain
Idapan
League of Nations
Daily Mail
Mall
Germany
Orangemen Demonstrate Loyalty in Boyne Anniversary in Belfast
In London and Belfast 109000 Orangemen rallied for a Boyne battle anniversary showing loyalty to the king. Ulster remained tense as 1000 troops protected city halls while detachments guarded buildings and a march proceeded to Finaghy.
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London
Ireland
Boyne
Ulster
Belfast
Finaghy
Coal ultimatum to Germans at Spa conference
At Spa Belgium the alder issued an ultimatum to German delegates demanding by Tuesday 2 PM delivery of 2 000 000 tons of coal monthly or the Allies will enforce the Versailles terms. In Tokyo the government wins a confidence vote in the House of Representatives by 288 to 148, defeating a no confidence resolution.
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Spa
Belgium
Japan
O. K
Tokyo
House of Representatives
House
Warsaw Reports Two Big Victories Against Bolshevik Forces
Warsaw reports two major Polish victories in Milpet and Pri Pet regions. Bolshevik cavalry under General Buderis is said defeated and in retreat toward Horn as Polish troops capture Great and Little Zyoin and Owrinez with 200 prisoners. Allies discuss an armistice with Poland and the Soviet government amid terms and potential aid if attacked within designated frontiers.
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Warsaw
Milpet
Theollignit
Udvtegs
Bolshevist
Teader
Buderis
Ling
Wittices
Aml Te
Horn
Marek
Pri- Pet
Owrinez
Akamet
Budemuy
Ardvlees
Stovno
London
Moscow
Insputch
Jenemy
Recordjie
Volesta
Drlesten
Spa
Poland
Great Reltnip
Conmercia
US asks for cooperation on European frontiers
Spa Belgium July 18 The session decisions include inviting American cooperation to define the disputed frontiers of Poland and Czecho Slovakia Hugo Stinnes the German coal baron remains with the German delegation urging a defensive stance pushing to delay final reparations until allied reports on German coal and settlement of the question are submitted.
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Spa
Belgium
Ases
Polani
Czecho-Slovakia
Hugo -Stinnes
Harding Meets Cummins on Rail Costs and Policy
Senator Harding and Senator Cummins Iowa City met with J J Taher head of the Ohio State Grange to discuss transportation costs and rail issues. Cummins warned the rail system costs exceed wartime expenditures while opposing government ownership and urging prudent handling of the railway law.
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Cummine
Iowa
Ohio State Grange
Senate
Cumulns
Eaitroad Net Ag
On the Green Diamond Munday's Results
National League scores show Brooklyn 13 Chicago 20 to 2 Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia and Pittsburgh 2 St Louis. New York also listed. American League results include Chicago 1 Philadelphia 0 St Louis 3 Boston 1.
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Munday
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Fittsburgh
Boron
St. Louis
New York
Pmladelptia
Boston
Perct
Chnemaart Eoereteneen
ASBS
St. Oun
Taabeeeate
Pittsburgh
Lonicago
Philadelphis
America Ihoun
Cleveland
Washington
Bu Louis Boston
Lightning strike at Enville school kills father and daughter
In Enville near Tampa, J B Norman and his 17-year-old daughter died when lightning struck the schoolhouse as worshippers gathered for services. The blaze started by the strike set the building on fire and left 12 others unconscious.
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Tampa
Fla
J. B. Norman
Enville
Vermont Governor Blocks Suffrage Amendment Action
Vermont Governor Clement issues a proclamation refusing to call a special session of the Vermont legislature to ratify the federal amendment for woman suffrage. He cites constitutional issues and criticizes the process as forced by federal agents, warning that the federal constitution threatens free popular government.
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Pensacola
Fla
Cutts
Florida
Rutland
Clement
Harding
Vermont
Petl
Wilelaure
Clements
Supreme Court
Tiple
Ie Supreme Court Deck Alon
Stephen
Congress
Wanderer facing murder bills amid alleged plans
Chicago reports true bills against Wanderer for the murder of his wife and an unnamed woman. He allegedly plotted to kill and sought an underage girl as well as a hired killer. Prosecution cites 200 letters as key evidence while awaiting further court action.
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Chicago
Grand Fore
Wanderer
Gram
Stix
Carson to Organize Force and Ulster Defenses
Ulster Unionist Sir Edward Carson urged forming a self defended force as government protection fails against Sinn Fein. He warned Sinn Fein aims to penetrate Ulster and claimed 80,000 men joined volunteers this past year. Saskatchewan plans large paper mill to convert waste straw in the south.
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Paper Mille
Saskatchewan
Regina
Sask
Plana
Plane Crash Kills Two In Tuscaloosa
Louie Walternate pilot from Poplar Bluff Missouri and Clarence Caraway passenger from this city died instantly when their airplane plunged 3,000 feet witnesses report midair wing collapse near Tuscaloosa Alabama. Park in New Jersey to close indefinitely due to gypsy moths and aeriary diseases.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Louie 1
Walternate
Poplar Bint
Clarence Caraway
New York
James B. Duke
Pmerville
N. J
Apy
Plenty Next Door Wheat Prospects In Canada Bright. U S May Lose Output
Experts survey wheat producing regions and forecast a drop in U S wheat production due to less area sown. Canada shows optimistic reports of bumper harvests across wheat, oats, barley, and flax with timely rains and ample moisture. Corn acreage expands and livestock grazing holds strong. settlers investing in western farms foresee profitable yields after costs.
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United States
Esperts
Canada
Cando
London paper firm plans large employee housing project
A major London papermaker, aiming to help housing shortages and provide affordable homes for workers, has acquired a substantial land tract to build many dwelling houses at reasonable rates. The venture emphasizes nonprofit motives and employee benefit, reflecting broad social aims of the firm.
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London
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