Restrictions on trade with Soviet Russia eased by State Department
Washington July 7 The State Department removed most trade restrictions with Soviet Russia. Export licenses would still be required for shipments of certain materials, with exceptional cases possible through individual licenses.
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Associated Press
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State Department
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United
Great Britain
France
Gre Krassia
Russia
Department
Front Porch Idea Fades as Harding Campaign Tactics Shift
Chicago reports indicate disfavor toward the Harding front porch plan with a swing around the circle approach discussed by campaign aides. Key figures including George W. Clark of Ohio, A. S. Fort of Kentucky, and P. B. Caswell of Minnesota weighed options as the Democrat influence returns from their convention.
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Paign
George WH. Clark
Ohio Reublican State Committee
A. S. Fort
Kentucky
P. B. Caswell
Minesota
Ohio
Clark
Chicago
Carpenter Newspaper Plant Offered to Satisfy Mortgage
Individuals may bid to purchase the newspaper plant of the Record Publish company near Cheyenne to satisfy a mortgage totaling 8502.76 held by BE H Benedett. The sale includes equipment and furniture with 35 144 invested prep fees and $4 attorney fees.
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Carpenter
Cheyenne
Record Publioe Company
Carenter Record
H. Benedett
Mutton and Wool Embargo Urged by Arizona Growers
A joint convention of the Arizona Cattle Growers Association and the Arizona Wool Growers Association adopted a resolution urging President Wilson to place an embargo on further importations of mutton and wool for the year or until markets stabilize.
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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 Mary Henderson Blanchard versus Ed P Blanchard on cruelty and failure to support. The defendant denied all charges and the judge reserved decision after a night court session.
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W. C. Mentzer
Mary Henderson Blanchard
Ed. P. Blanchard
Toto
Mentzer
de Cishon
Forest Patrol Airman Missing Three Days Returns
Sergeant Wayman Hamry of the United States forest air patrol was missing for three days after electrical storms and other difficulties forced him to remain longer on patrol than usual. He eventually turned up at the Red Bluff base in California.
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Forest Patrol
OKEH
Red Bluff
Calif
Ae Milesing
Wayman Hamry
United States Forest Air Patrol
Recognition Plan Aimed at Equal Roles for Women
The National Council of Administrative Women gathers in Oakland to adopt a plan pledging to secure equal participation with men in programs boards and organizational channels. Leaders emphasize integrating women into all activities, with Fred W. Hunter cited for school leadership.
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National Council of Admintrative Women
Fivelf
Far En Pp
Oaibeluding Plate
Sociarion
Fred WN. Hunter
Oakland
California
Nash
Hunter
Holst
Mexican Regime Under Huerta Draws US Recognition Watch
Washington reports show the State Department reviewing Huerta's provisional government in Mexico for possible recognition. Officials seek assurances it will maintain order and protect foreign lives and property as special envoy Leasches Gaderon travels to assess the situation.
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Washington
Associated Press
Tee
de la Huerta
Aml
Leasches Gaderon
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Bubonic Plague Reported on Gulf Coast Areas
Pensacola reports a fourth bubonic plague case with Henry Hudson infected. A mass meeting urged an ordinance to exterminate rats. Surgeon general warns quarantine if rats are not killed. Texas Port Arthur notes a plague death on Galveston wharves linked worker death.
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Pensacola
Fla
Henry Hudson
Gitizeng
Washington
Rales
Texas
Port Arthur
Tex
Galveston
Indian Stowaway Faces Uncertain Return to Europe
New York July 7 Michael Aishooley dubbed the Indian Stowaway by immigration officials faces continued trouble after another attempt to enter the country. Representatives of Mrs Marion Curry who adopted him after a prior failed entry phoned Ellis Island to inquire about his ward and possible release. The boy may be sent back to Europe.
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New York
Michael Aishooley
Fiere
Belgium
Marion Curry
Ellis
Lin
Europe
Adam Schilling Re Turns From Missouri
Adam Schilling returns from Missouri with reports on a veteran Union role. He details experiences and observations from the journey and describes ongoing work with local labor groups.
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Adam Schilling
Missouri
Miners Attacked on Kentucky West Virginia Border
Deputies swore in fifteen special officers at the Kentucky West Virginia line after unidentified assailants fired on Borderland Coal Company miners. Reports say several miners were wounded as they returned fire, with unclear if any attackers were hurt. Circuit court terms begin next Monday for those indicted over the Mattowan shooting in which ten men died.
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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 report says the senate committee will thoroughly investigate the State Department and Attorney General Palmer before its hearing. Subpoenas have been issued for Edward F. Coltra and Joseph T. Davis of St. Louis, both Democrats, as part of the inquiry into pre convention campaign expenditures and alleged pardons to criminals. Details of William Armstrong’s charges about DOJ influence and postwar claims dealings are to be explored later.
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Senate
Palmer
Ad- Sent
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Ken
Edward F. Coltra
St. Louis
Haga Ant
Diane Fry
Armstrong
Armatrong
Department of Jusitor
Wew
York Central Railroad
Sais
Oldest Wyoming convict seeks pardon in case near Wheatland
Joseph Tarbex of Platte county, age 72, a Confederate veteran, applies for a pardon from the Wyoming penitentiary. He was convicted last year of shooting a ranch hand who allegedly kept him in fear of violence on a Wheatland area ranch. Andrew McMicken, Rawlins attorney, appeared before the state pardon board to plead for Tarbex.
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Wyoming Penitentiary
Joseph Larbex
Platte County
Tarbex
Wheatland
Andrew McMigken
Rawlins
State Board of A
Pardons Granted In Slaying Case And Parole Action
Joseph Hamilton, sentenced in 1968 to two and a half to ten years for the slaying of Joe Alvarez a taxicab driver near Cheyenne on the Fort Collins road was yesterday granted a pardon by the state board of pardons. Stannit, who pleaded guilty to grand larceny, received a commutation of minimum sentence from the governor’s administration and has since been employed.
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Joseph Hamilton
Tve
Joe Alvarez
Cheyenne
Fort Ciling Road
Wie State Board of Pardons
Stannvit
Delinquent Lads Go to Lander Institute
W G Darels truant officer for Cheyenne took Johnny Fran te Obhie Hilton into custody and sent them to Lander for corrective classes. The lads had run away, been recaptured, escaped custody, and were later returned to their parents. In Denver a lad robbed a small list and was ordered to Lander by Judge G Mentacr.
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W. G. Darels
Cheyenne
Johnny Fran Te Obhie Hilton
Lander
Hone
Lars Artesle
Denver
Lad
Mentacr
Governor Cox urges Louisiana support for universal suffrage
Dayton Ohio July 7 Governor Cox dispatches a telegram urging Louisiana lawmakers to ratify the suffrage amendment arguing it is the duty of the Democratic Party to secure universal voting rights. The message follows a Looney inquiry and references Cox’s campaign plans from Columbus and Dayton.
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Dayton
Ohio
Louisiana
James M. Cox
Wienen
Frank J. Looney
Louisiana State Central Committee
Cox
Looney
Roosevelt Receives Global Congrats on VP Nomination
Washington reports a flood of messages to Franklin D. Roosevelt after his nomination as the Democratic vice presidential candidate. Notables including Ambassador Davie of London and William McCombs praised his expected performance in office and inauguration. Other supporters cited Secretary Wilson, Bamberger of Utah, Parker of Louisiana, Nast of New Hampshire, Watson of Georgia, and Mayor Vier of Boston.
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Washington
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
Drownings In Merced River Claim Two Lives
Gertrude Kistler 12 of Lockhaven Pa a delegate to the democratic national convention drowned in the Merced river at Yosemite Calif H J Pink of Los Angeles died instantly after slipping on a rock and fracturing his skull while attempting a rescue.
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Yosemite
Calif
Gertrude Kistler
Sedgewick Kistler
Lockhaven
Pennsylvania
Merced
H. J. Pink
Los Angeles
Marshall Says Nomination Pleased Vp Marshall
Vice President Marshall arrived in Los Angeles after the Democratic National Convention and said he guessed the public was pleased with the nomination of Cox. He expressed satisfaction with his eight years in Washington and a desire to return to private life, hoping to walk streets without being noticed by the public.
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White House
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