Trade restrictions on Soviet Russia eased by State Department
Washington July 7 The State Department lifted most restrictions on trade with soviet Russia except for specific shipments requiring individual export licenses. Officials indicated licenses would be granted only in exceptional cases.
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Associated Press
Soviet Russia
State Department
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Seth Pe
United
Great Britain
France
Gre Krassia
Russia
Department
Harding Front Porch Idea Faces Defeat
The article notes opposition to a Harding front porch campaign concept with references to campaign officials including George W. Clark and national and state committee members. It also covers broader political strategy debates and mentions international actions affecting trade and recognition with Russia.
Carpenter Newspaper Plant to Be Offered Satisfy Mortgage
Announcement lists sale of the Record Publishing Company plant near Cheyenne to satisfy a mortgage of 8502.76 held by BE H Benedett. Additional claims include 35144 of investment and 84 for attorney fees.
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Mortagage
Carpenter
Cheyenne
Record Publioe Company
Carenter Record
H. Benedett
Mutton Wool Embargo Urged by Arizona Growers
A joint Arizona Cattle and Wool Growers convention adopted a resolution urging President Wilson to impose a year long embargo on further imports of mutton and wool to stabilize markets. The vote followed discussions at Flagstaff with leaders from both associations supporting the move.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Wilson
Arizona Cattle Growers Association
Arizona Wool Growers Association
Blanchard Divorce Decision Due Later
Judge W. C. Mentzer heard the divorce case of Mary Henderson Blanchard and Ed P. Blanchard in a night session. The plaintiff claimed cruelty and failure of support. the defendant denied all allegations. The judge reserved decision.
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W. C. Mentzer
Mary Henderson Blanchard
Ed. P. Blanchard
Toto
Mentzer
de Cishon
Forest patrol airman missing three days found
An air patrol sergeant, Wayman Hamry, who spent four days on a patrol near Red Bluff California due to electrical storms and other difficulties, returned to his base. The mission extended beyond its usual length, straining the service resources.
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Forest Patrol
OKEH
Red Bluff
Calif
Ae Milesing
Wayman Hamry
United States Forest Air Patrol
Recognition plan aims for equal status for women
In session here the National Council of Administrative Women pledged to secure equal recognition for women in all activities. The plan seeks parity with men across programs boards and organizations, linking to city social channels and educational leadership.
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National Council of Admintrative Women
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Far En Pp
Oaibeluding Plate
Huerta Regime Receives U S Recognition Consideration
The State Department reports disquieting notes on Huerta’s provisional government in Mexico and its ability to maintain order and protect foreigners. A special envoy, Leasches Gaderon, was sent by De La Huerta to seek assurances as Washington studies recognition.
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Huerta
Washington
Associated Press
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Aml
Leasches Gaderon
de la
Bubonic Plague Case Reported On Gulf Coast
Pensacola Fla July 7 the fourth bubonic plague case was officially reported Henry Hudson a driver for an express company contracted the disease A mass meeting demanded a city ordinance to exterminate rats Washington warned the city could face quarantine if rats are not killed One case in Texas Port Arthur July 7 the health officer linked a death on Galveston wharves to bubonic plague
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Pensacola
Fla
Henry Hudson
Gitizeng
Washington
Rales
Texas
Port Arthur
Tex
Galveston
Indian Stowaway Continues as Immigration Issue
New York reports Michael Aishooley nicknamed the Indian Stowaway by officials faces renewed trouble and possible return to Belgium. Representatives of Mrs Marion Curry, who adopted him after his failed attempt to enter a country, contacted Ellis Island to seek release for her ward.
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New York
Michael Aishooley
Fiere
Belgium
Marion Curry
Ellis
Lin
Europe
Adam Schilling Returns From Missouri
Adam Schilling returns from Missouri where he served as a veteran Union member. The brief item notes his return and involvement with local veterans or unions.
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Adam Schilling
Missouri
Miners attacked on Kentucky West Virginia border
Fifteen special deputies were sworn on the West Virginia Kentucky line at Borderland. Borderland Coal Company workers were fired on by unidentified assailants and many miners were wounded as they returned fire. It was unclear how many attackers or defenders were injured. July circuit court terms open next Monday for trial of ten men indicted in the shooting that killed ten people during the incident.
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Kentucky-West Virginia
WLU
Sherland
West Virginia- Kentucky
Borderland Coal Company
Borderland
Uowthacking
Mattowan
Senate panel to probe State Department actions
July 7 the Senate committee, examining pre convention campaign expenditures, plans to delve into the A Michelle Attorney General Palmer matter. Subpoenas issued for Edward F. Coltra and Joseph T. Davis as part of renewed inquiries into alleged pardons to criminals and postwar claims. Details of William Armstrong’s charges about DOJ favoritism and indictments were to be explored in upcoming hearings.
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Senate
Palmer
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Edward F. Coltra
St. Louis
Haga Ant
Diane Fry
Armstrong
Armatrong
Department of Jusitor
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York Central Railroad
Sais
Oldest Wyoming convict seeks pardon in ranch shooting case
Joseph Tarbex of Platte county, 72, a Civil War veteran, applies for a pardon after being convicted last year of shooting a ranch hand near Wheatland. Rawlins attorney Andrew McMikgen argued before the state pardon board yesterday.
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Wyoming Penitentiary
Joseph Larbex
Platte County
Tarbex
Wheatland
Andrew McMigken
Rawlins
State Board of A
Pardons Granted In Wyoming Slaying Case and Larceny Reform
Joseph Hamilton, convicted in 1968 for the slaying of taxi driver Joe Alvarez near Cheyenne on Fort Collins Road, was granted a pardon by the state board of pardons. Stannvit received a commutation of a minimum sentence for grand larceny, following Governor’s administration changes.
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Joseph Hamilton
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Joe Alvarez
Cheyenne
Fort Ciling Road
Wie State Board of Pardons
Stannvit
Louisiana urged to act promptly on universal suffrage
Dayton July 7 Governor Cox urged Louisiana to ratify the suffrage amendment, claiming it is a duty of the state to support universal voting rights. Cox spoke from Columbus while Roosevelt’s campaign path and party leaders return from San Francisco. He noted Louisiana may gain credit for a decisive step in expanding the franchise.
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Dayton
Ohio
Louisiana
James M. Cox
Wienen
Frank J. Looney
Louisiana State Central Committee
Cox
Looney
Columbus
Trail's End
San Francisco
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
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Uae
Marshall
Candnet
Frankin Kk
Lane
Interior
Roosevelt Gets S000 Messages From Everybody
Washington July 7 Numerous messages from prominent members of the democratic party congratulating Franklin D Roosevelt on his nomination as the democratic vice presidential candidate were received at his office today. Ambassador Davie of London tabbed its congratulations. Others who sent congratulations included Secretary of Labor Wilson Berger of Utah Parker of Louisiana Nast of New Hampshire Watson of Georgia and Mayor vie of Boston.
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Democagpic Party
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ampbassador Davie
Londage
William McCombs
Chaiirman
Democratic Nations Committee
Democraticc
Mr. Hoosevelt
Labor
Wilson
Are Bamberger
Utah
Enor Parker
Louisiana
Senator Nast
New Mampstire
Thomas K. Watson
Georgia
Mayor I'viere
Boston
Fall kills rescuer as he plunges to aid drowning girl
Yosemite California July 7 Gertrude Kistler 12 daughter of Sedgewick Kistler of Lockhaven Pennsylvania a delegate to the democratic national convention drowned in the Merced River H J Pink of Los Angeles who went to her rescue slipped on a rock entered the stream and fractured the skull death resulting instantly
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Yosemite
Calif
Gertrude Kistler
Sedgewick Kistler
Lockhaven
Pennsylvania
Merced
H. J. Pink
Los Angeles
Marshall Says Nomination Won’t Change His Life
Vice President Marshall, arriving from the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco, said he was pleased with Cox’s nomination and personally more than satisfied. He stated he wants to return to private life and walk down the street without scrutiny, hoping his eight years in Washington end peacefully.
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White House
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