Allies plan aid to Poland with Franco US support
Paris reports a French mission led by Jules Jusserand will depart for Warsaw to arrange prompt support for Poland. In Washington, officials say only timely aid from the Allies can blunt Bolshevik advances, with possible United States participation under consideration.
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Associated Press
Paris
Poland
Jules J. Jusserand
United States
Weygand
Moan
Marshal Foch
M. Vignon
Millerand
Warsaw
Washington
State Department
Bolsceviks
Marion Pride Marks Harding Nomination in Ohio
In Marion Ohio July 22 the Republican Party formally notified Warren G Harding of his presidential nomination. A large rally featured speeches by Lodge and Harding, a flag raising, and a parade with bands and delegations. Delegations, trains, and autos filled the streets as boosters cheered and presented honors to the candidate.
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Marion
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Bualiness
Caledonia
WH Mays
William F. Oldham
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lodge
Hardne
Joseph M. Denning
St. Mary's “Athella Church
Hamilton Club of
Chicago
Wing
Cood
Zip
Germany bars Allied troop passage to Poland
Berlin broadcast reports that Foreign Minister Simons stated Germany would not permit Allied troops to traverse its territory to aid Poland. The remark underscores tensions over transit rights amid the alliance obligations and ongoing European conflicts.
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Germany
United Press
Berlin
Simons
Poland
Warsaw Civil Exodus Reported Amid Soviet Tension
Berlin dispatch notes refugees beginning to flee as civil population joins an exodus amid growing Soviet pressure and conflict rumors surrounding the area near Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Warsaw
Denver Trai Strike Looms
Denver union leaders say a street car strike hinges on a meeting with the International organizer Burt and local president Silberg. Members await confirmation of strike plans and expect action may begin at midnight Saturday or sooner.
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Associated Press
Denver
Denyver
Burt
Silberg
Railroads seek fare hikes to cover labor award
Railroads asked the interstate commerce commission for a 20 percent rise in passenger fares and a 50 percent increase in Pullman charges to help absorb the 860 million wage award by the railroad labor board. They also sought freight-rate increases from ten percent in the east to eight percent in the west.
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Associated Press
Washington
Eharges
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad Labor Board
Eastern
West
Gothmore Park Popular With Casper Families
The first severe heat wave brings Casper residents to Gothmore Park as a cooling retreat. See Ben Seherck moves his family to a park cabin, M C Keiths family will use EB Sayles' cabin, and Dr. William Kocher plans to fit up his own cabin on his Gothmore Park tract.
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Gothmore Park
Casper
B. TL. Seherck
See Ben
M. C. Keith
Harding pledges constitutional government in nomination acceptance
Warren G. Harding frames a government by party under the constitution and national ideals. He backs a popular referendum on the League, calls for higher production to ease living costs, and urges industrial peace through common welfare. He notes enforcement of prohibition and supports suffrage, collective bargaining for farmers, railroad rehabilitation, currency deflation, veterans gratitude, and a strong navy. M. C. Price returns from Denver after business matters.
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Associated Press
Marion
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
League of Nations
Harding
Congress
Republican Party
League
Wilson
Senate
America
Europe
Earth
Republican standard bearer pledges party guided governance
Chairman Lodge and officials receive a speech affirming party sponsorship over personal rule, arguing the republic requires organized party leadership to interpret the platform and translate convictions into public action. The speaker asserts the founding fathers designed a dependable government powered by parties, not individuals, to ensure stability and liberty.
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Republica
No Lack Funds For Movement Of Grain Crop
Kansas City July 22 Any amount necessary to move the wheat crop of the southwest will be extended by the federal reserve system J Z Miller governor of the tenth federal reserve bank sold today
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Southwest
Federal Reserve System
J. Z. Miller
Tenth
Federal Reserve Bank
Vanderbilts' American Financier Dies in Paris
Paris report states William K. Vanderbilt died of heart disease in Paris on July 22, according to the Associated Press.
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W.K. Vanderbilt
Paris
Associated Prensa
William K. Vandebit
Railroad unions divided on wage award in late night reply
Chicago reports say six to seven unions may accept the wage award while others including the Order of Halfway Telegraphers reject it and prepare a strike vote. Conductor and enginemen groups remain undecided after overnight Brotherhood talks. Denver notes twenty five Burlington men take a vacation amid wage award dissent.
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Associated Prenn
Chicago
T. EB. Shepherd
Unalon
United Preas
Cox Notification Set For August 7 In Dayton Area
Chairman White of the Democratic national committee announced the date for formal notification of Governor Cox as the party's presidential nominee. The ceremony will be at Trail's End near Dayton with Roosevelt's notification at Hyde Park New York. Cox departs to begin his acceptance speech in Dayton after a July 30 homecoming.
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Associated Press
Columbus
White
Democratic National Committee
James M. Cox
Franklin DD
Roosevelt
Cox
Trail's End
Dayton
Hyde Park
New York
La Follette Attacks Great Parties in Editorial
Wisconsin Senator Robert M. La Follette declares in a magazine editorial that the old parties have failed and warns that popular government cannot endure without a progressive party. He criticizes Republican and Democratic conventions as controlled by great financial interests and says electing either candidate leads to plutocratic dictatorship.
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United Press
Madison
Robt, M. la Follette
Today
Hartford Man to Take Place of Roosevelt
Hartford resident Thomas Spellacy is understood to be selected as assistant secretary of the navy to succeed Franklin D. Roosevelt when he retires August 9. Spellacy, of Hartford Conn, would serve under Roosevelt in the coming administration.
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Hartford
Roosevelt
Associated Press
Washington
Thomas
Spellacy
Conn
Suffrage Rally Urges Tennessee Legislature Ratification
Senator Harding urged the Tennessee legislature to ratify the amendment for woman suffrage. He spoke on equal rights as women and listened to suffragists as about one hundred women marched to the house.
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Harding
Tennessee
Thesr
Lots in Addition 10 Gothmore Park Selling
Real estate agents from the See Ben Realty Company announce selling lots in Addition 10 Gothmore Park near Casper. They claim a 40 acre tract offers relief from hay fever, noting existing sales to Casper residents. J A Barnes secured a secret tract and J J Hancock bought another. The area is marketed as ideal for summer homes or camping.
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BE Ll. Scherek
Cecil Bon
See Ben Realty Company
Gothmore Park
Gothborg
Blackmore
Casper
J. A. Barnes
Secre
J. J. Hancock
Sumner
Bryan as Nominee in Prohibition Party Contention
The Prohibition party meets in Lincoln to decide whether William Jennings Bryan will accept their nomination tendered last night. Bryan’s supporters expect a decline as party factions push for a strong anti Harding stance. Harding's July Marion speech angers Prohibition leaders who say he does not vow vetoing repeal of the enforcement act.
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United Press
Lincoln
Prohibition Party
Wim
Bryan
Min
Harding
Associated Press
Nebr
Warren G. Harding
Marion
Hinshaw
National Committee
Law and Order Plank Struck as meaningless
A telegram from National Republican Chairman Ways says the proposed law and order plank in the Republican platform was struck out by the Chicago platform sub committee as meaningless and was never presented to the full platform committee or the convention. The message comes in reply to Virgil G. Hinshaw Prohibition party chairman.
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Hays
Associated Press
Lincoln
Nebr
National Republican
Ways
Virgil G. Hinshaw
Prohibition Party
Chicago
Slade Arrives to Begin Work as School Head
A. A. Slade, former Wyoming commissioner of education, has arrived to take the post of superintendent in the city. He travels from Cheyenne and is preparing for the opening of schools next September.
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Slade
A. A. Slade
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Railroads Seek Higher Mail Rates Pulse in Post Office Report
Washington July 22. Railroads may ask higher rates on mail transportation to offset increases in wagen. The post office department failed today that any increase in mail rate likely would result in higher postal charges.
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United Press
Washington
Post Office Department
Three Killed and Wounded in Belfast Rioting Barricades Up
Rioting resumed in Belfast between Unionists and Sinn Fein leaving three dead and many wounded. Post office at Malle Kou wrecked as troops erect barricades to curb violence and property damage. Secretary of State for Ireland estimates Sinn Fein destruction at about 10 million dollars.
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Belfast
Hy United Prena
Sinn Felner
Malle Kou
Pauline
United Press
London
Irland
Hamar Cheenwoo
Ireland
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Canton
Association of Na
M. C. Price
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Sawitel
Brotherhood
Hurlington Awathmen
LA Follette
Uffrage
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