McAdoo Costs Hinder Democratic Nomination Effort
Judge Amidon, a Democratic committeeman, details 443 in expenses for endeavours to nominate William Gibbs McAdoo at the San Francisco convention. He says McAdoo’s reticence blocked a successful third or fourth ballot strategy, and he plans to back Governor Cox who supported the administration and the League of Nations.
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Los Angeles
McAdoo
Renner
Judge Amidon
San Francisco
Cox
League of Nations
Coxline
Newell Faces Murder Trial Amid Conflicting Testimony
Walter L. Newell, charged with murdering Frank Jennings near Laramie on September 7, is rumored to be tight lipped as prosecutors seek an incriminating confession. Deneboux, jailed for a separate killing, may testify that Newell admitted being present at the Jennings slaying, a claim that could shape the case as the Cordillo brothers face their own charges. The testimony could influence strategies as the trial proceeds toward the Lincoln Highway homicide verdict.
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Frank Jennings
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Pete Cordillo
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Renal
Contrecatto
Newell
Lee
Albany County
Laramie
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Denebouk
Newben
Aald
Me Pridon
Rawlina
Cordiffe Brothers
Deneboux
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Lincoln Highway
First Fatalities Reported in Forest Patrol Flight
The first fatalities in the air patrol of national forests were reported at Alturas California. Antonio F lo sown Harold Robie, both observers for the forest service, were involved in the accident.
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Red Blupfs
Callif
Alturas
Antonio F
Former New York Mayor’s Daughter Divorces Husband in Reno
I. T. Bedford, formerly Helen Gaynor of New York, sailed to Reno to establish a residence for divorce proceedings from her husband of the mayor’s family. Reports say the couple have lived apart for two years and are now pursuing a legal separation.
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Daynor
New York
I. T. Bedford
Helen Gaynor
Reno
Mrs. Bedford
Five Thousand Draft Evaders Convicted in Federal Courts
July 10 report says five thousand draft evaders were convicted in federal courts with sentences from thirty days to one year. About thirty thousand cases reportedly remain under investigation at the Justice Department.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Rodipin
Death of Baron Fisher of Silvertone Admiral of the Fleet
London July 10 The British navy mourns the death of Admiral of the Fleet Baron Fisher of Silvertone John Arbuthnot Fisher famed as dreadnaught builder and reformer died after a long illness Following retirement he aided wartime efforts and advocated sweeping reforms His motto Wear God and dreadnaught guided a long controversial career A memorial service will be held in Westminster Abbey Tuesday.
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London
Baron Fisher of
Silvertone
John Arbuthnot Fisher
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Westminster Abbey
Wild West Show Sparks Indictments At Elks Convention
Warrants issued for Tex Tin and John Doe in connection with a cowboys performance at an Elks convention causing a disturbance. Officials report legal action follows alleged violations of the law during the event.
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Wild West” AT Elks Convention
RILES
Ilmindis Humane Society
Tex” Tin
Cowkoy
John Doe
Roosevelt in Pueblo During West Campaign Stop
Franklin D. Roosevelt, then assistant secretary of the navy and Democratic vice presidential nominee, spent an hour in Pueblo aboard an automobile tour with reporters. A telegram from James M. Cox forced him to cancel a Denver visit and depart for the East.
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James M. Cox
At & O
Roosevelt
Yankee Socialist Investigators 10 In Vad Red Russia
A committee of American socialism plans to travel to Russia to study social and economic conditions as soon as passports are obtained. The delegation mirrors a British mission that recently visited Russia, forming part of the coming political campaign.
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Detroit
Russia
Hussis
First League of Nations assembly date set at State Department
Washington July 10 November 18 has been determined at the date for the first meeting of the assembly of the League of Nations as slated today at the state department.
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Washington
Assembly of the League of Nations
State Department
Soldier Returns From France Finds Marriage Besieged
Pierce L Shannon of 927 Buena Avenue, a captain in an old national guard regiment, comes home after two years in France to discover his wife Edna has an adulterous affair. Judge MacDonald signed the dereen Friday.
Restrictions on Enemy Aliens 10 EmD During Week
Washington reports that enemy aliens interned during the war and released on parole will be released from restriction on July 45 except those under suspicion. An order for their release was signed by Acting Attorney General Frierson two or three days ago. Most internees released were required to register and go on reserve. officials say the date will elapse with time, except two are not yet released.
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Washington
Frierson
Union Strike Ties Up Atlantic City Boardwalk Traffic
Six hundred Chair Pushers union members walked out on July 10 in Atlantic City halting roller chair traffic. Two picketers were arrested for disorderly conduct as workers demand 60 cents an hour instead of 25.
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Atantic City
H. J
Five Die in Black Diamond Mine Rescue Drill
Five men forming the Pacific Coast Coal mines rescue team at Black Diamond were overcome by gas during a practice drill. Two are dead, three rescued in serious condition, as rescue parties search the abandoned mine. Government rescue teams are responding from Seattle.
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Seattle
Pacific Coast Coal Company
Black Diamond
Little Range War Turns Fatal in Owyhee Hills
Manly Morrow, a sheepherder, tells of a running fight in Owyhee county over a range dispute. Joe Sinsis, a Spaniard, was killed and camp tender Jim Stevenson wounded. Morrow, after bullet removal from his head, recounts Sinsis firing first, then Stevenson seizing Morrow's gun and firing. Sinsis collapsed with three bullets.
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Boise
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Owyhee County
Joe Sinsis
Jim Stevenson
Morrow
Bir Morrow
Joe
Stevenson
Selach
M Orrow
Sinsis
Dov
Johnsons White Wife Flees to Los Angeles
Mrs Lucille Cameron Johnson wife of Jack Johnson the boxer and fugitive is reported hiding in Los Angeles after fleeing from Tijuana Mexico where her black husband was banished.
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Johnson
Los Ang Cal
Lucille Cameron Johnson
Jack Johhnson
Ban
Los Angeles
Tia Juana
Mexico
United States
Slayer of Two Ready for Death
Carl Wanderer former army lieutenant confessed slayer of two persons one his wife the other a pianist. He said I have told everything I am ready to hang now. The unidentified body at the county morgue is identified as Al Watson former Canadian soldier and New York turfman. Identification via Mrs Catherine Vanes of Chicago who knew Watson in Folkatone England.
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Chicago
Carl Wanderer
End Wanderer
al Watson
New York
Mra
Catherine Vanes
Watson
Folkatone
England
Manor House Hospital
German coal talks win concessions at peace conference
The German representatives secured an agreement for German and allied experts to study the coal question. Premier Deacroix interrupted Hugo Stinnes during his briefing as Stinnes warned Ruhr occupation would halt production. Otto Hue backed miner control and a six for itive output, with Allied miners approving usage.
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Belgium
Associated Press
Deacroix
Hugo Stinnes
Stinnes
Otto Hue
Iliers National Association
Ruhr
Hue
Diplomate
Dee
Liberal and Radical Factions Battle at Third-Party Convention
Chicago July 10. Founding stones laid for a new party uniting all third party movements as the Committee of Forty-Right and a Single Tax group convene to draft a platform and nominate candidates. Debates reveal splits between liberal and radical elements over rules and leadership.
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Chicago
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J. A. H. Hopkins
Switlurne Hale
New York
Charles H. Ingersoll
Amon Pincchot
Committee of Party-Eight
Presiental
Aney
Undera Eald
Robert M. la Follette
General Wood Backing Harding as Senate Aide Signals Unity
Marion County report says General Leonard Wood held a late night conference with Senator Harding to pledge support as far as his army duties allow. Harding spoke of plans for Chicago Monday morning and noted broad GOP unity and party loyalty.
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Harding
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Mording
Tam Inter
Attack on Peking Grows as Forces Advance
General Wu Yei-Fu and Teso-Kun push toward Peking along the Peking Hankawa railroad defying government warnings. Diplomats urge restraint and no bombardment if uprising occurs. Tuan Chi-Jui remains as the de facto ruler with Tuan Chi-Kulo leading forces to halt the advance. Martial law is declared and western gates guard against unauthorized entry.
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Peking
Y Associated Press
Wu Yei-Fu
Teso-Kun
Peking-Hankawa
Tuan Chi-Jui
Tuan Chi- Kulo
Democratic Presidential Candidate Full Accord Declaration
July 10 The first round of party conferences between leaders and Governor Cox begins tomorrow with Edge t Ansbury of Washington arriving to report on the convention and aid campaign planning. Ansbury is expected to play a key role in Coxs campaign, close to Harold Moom the pre-convention manager.
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Dayton
Cox
Edge Tt Ansbury
Washington, D.C
Ansbury
Murder Mystery Promises Answers In New York
New York July 10 District Attorney John Dooling said the murder of Neph B. Kellwell may be solved soon. He added that two people, if questioned, could provide sufficient information to identify the motive and culprits.
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New York
John Dooling
Pneph B. Klwell
Poles Retreat Before Bolshevik Forces
Polish lines continue retreating along the entire front as per prearranged plans. Little fighting occurs except scattered rear guard actions, with withdrawals described as orderly and coordinated.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Explorer Roald Amundsen Plans Arctic Expedition
Captain Roald Amundsen, the Norwegian explorer, now in northern Siberia, aims to reach the pole and will begin charting his expedition once he can reach Nome.
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Seattle
Wash
Ivy
Roald Amundsen
Siberia
Pole
Nome
New Jersey State League Republicans Open Campaign
The New Jersey State League Republicans opened the Harding and Coolidge campaign with a 130000 strong membership in Trenton. The convention accepted the party platform endorsing the ticket as women of New Jersey rally at the scene. Senator Prelinghiry son criticized the opposition.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey State League Republicss Club
Harding
Coolidge
League Anne
League of
Newet
United States
Prelinghiryson
Weather Outlook for Sunday and Monday
Partly cloudy and unsettled weather pattern continues Sunday with cooler conditions arriving Monday. Forecasters warn may bring a dip in temperatures and light gusty winds across the region.
March Decorated for Gallantry Years After Action
Washington July 10 By direction of President Wilson a distinguished service cross was awarded today to General Peyton G March chief of staff of the army for gallantry in the Philippines 1898 The citation praises extraordinary heroism in action before Manila during the siege and calls out March’s leadership against the enemy in August 1898
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Army
Gallane Ser
Peyton G. March
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Antur
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