Forty-Eight Split Over Farmer-Labor Cause At National Convention
The Forty-Eighters adjourned without a national ticket after a day of wrangling over fusion with the Farmer-Labor party. Parley P. Christiansen of Salt Lake City denounced the move while remaining a candidate. Max S. Hayes of Cleveland named for vice president. The Non-Partisan League and other groups either abstained or rejected the merger, leaving the Farmer-Labor with limited organization in states and a possible future convention.
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Chicago
Farmer-Labor Party
Parley P. Christiansen
Salt Lake City
Christiansen
Farmer- Labor Party
World War Veterans and People’s Party
Labor Party
Robert M. LaFollette
Gilbert Roe
LaFollette
new’Farmer-Labor Party
Salt Lake
United States
Max S. Hayes
Cleveland
Victor Berger 15 Rain Nominated By Milwaukeeans
Victor L. Berger socialist, twice refused his seat, was selected by his party to run in November. Henry H. Bodenstab, defeated by Berger last year, seeks the Republican nomination.
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Victor Berger
Milwaukee
Victor L. Berger
Wisconsin
Henry H. Bodenstap
Berger
Hynds and Kennedy Auto Party Back From Trip
Mr and Mrs Harry P Hynds and Mr and Mrs T B Kennedy returned Thursday from a six weeks auto trip through New Stefana and eastern states.
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Hynds & Kennedy Motor Party Back
Harry P. Hynds
T. B. Kennedy
New Stefana
Babe Ruth Homers In Eleventh To Tie Mark In Yankees Win
In the eleventh inning at New York Ruth hit a ball over the right field stands for a home run that won the game 13 to 10 for the Yankees and tied his twenty nine homers from last season. Ward and Pipp were on base during the shot.
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New York
Babe” Ruth
St. Louis
Senator Harding’s Diamond Promise Alleged by Colorado Woman
Mrs. H. W. Noble of Grand Junction claims Warren G. Harding vowed to buy her the biggest diamond ring if elected president. She recalls a Marion Ohio palm reading years ago when Harding supposedly made the promise after predicting his political rise. She plans to write to him this week to remind him of the pledge.
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Grand Junction
Colo
H. W. Noble
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Richard Rhue
Mr. Harding
Marion
United States
Senator Harding
One Wag Only City Jail Occupant Today
Police in Cheyenne report a dull night with one occupant in the city jail. The lone individual was listed on the register as the result of the evening's activities.
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Cheyenne
Silent Lusitania reminder found in Delaware River
July 15 Philadelphia. A life jacket with a strand of blond hair, a silent reminder of the Lusitania sinking, was recovered yesterday in the Delaware River. The canvas bore the ship’s name, still legible after years at sea, found by two railroad detectives.
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Philadelphia
Delaware River
Amazonian Polish Army Women to Defend Vilna Front
Warsaw reports that about 1,000 women soldiers under Madam Goercz are assigned to an eight mile front near Vilna. Equipped with American boats and fed by the American YWCA, they oversee transport, rolling kitchens, and equipment aside from artillery. More detachments are forming to defend the republic.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Vilna
Madam Goercz
Piuduski
Lemberg
Goercz
Poland
Tribune Publishing Buys Cheyenne State Leader
The Tribune Publishing Company acquires the Cheyenne State Leader including the AP franchise and all assets. The Leader Publishing Company assumes debt and transfers advertising, subscriptions, and staff. the Cheyenne State Leader will operate as a morning and Sunday newspaper in Cheyenne, Wyoming with independent politics.
Leader sale of Cheyenne State Leader to Tribune Publishing
The Leader Publishing Company confirms the sale of the Cheyenne State Leader to Tribune Publishing Company. The State Leader will continue under the new publisher with community support. Advertising accounts to July 15, 1920 remain with the Leader. subscriptions payable to Tribune. wages and salaries due paid upon presentation. LEADER Feed COMPANY. A. MILLER, President.
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The
Tribune Publishing Company
Leader
Cheyenne State Leader
Associated Press
Th Leader Publishing Company
Leslie A. Miller
Thomas Hunter
Randolph Leigh
Leader Publishing Company
Cheyenne
Cheyenne State
United States
Canada
Tribune
W. C. Deming
Cox Signals Silent Prohibition in Acceptance Speech Plans
In Columbus Ohio Governor Cox ahead of departing for Washington hints his acceptance speech will omit prohibition. He meets eight National Woman's party leaders urging immediate Tennessee ratification of the federal suffrage amendment. Cox notes party platform silence on prohibition.
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Cox
Tennessee
Columbus
James M. Cox
State House
Washington
Wilson
National Woman’s Party
San Francisco
Eastern
New York
Central
Chicago
Western
Federal Trade Commission
T. T. Amsberry
Consolidation of Army Activities Under Quartermaster Corps
Four army divisions the motor transport corps transportation service construction division and real estate service were placed under the quartermaster corps by order of Secretary Baker. Consolidation was required as part of the army reorganization.
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Washington
Army
Motor Transport Corps
Transportation Service
Construction Division
Quartermaster Corps
Baker
Harding wins large presidential bet on election outcome
New York July 16. A stock exchange firm reportedly posted $60,000 with James W Ball & Co to bet on Senator Harding at odds of 244 to 1. A second wager of $1000 was said to seek odds of 1 to 8 on Cox.
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New York
Stock Exchange
James W. Ball & Co
Harding
Adda
Goyt
Omaha lumber dealer to fly to Nome in all metal plane
N Ditz of Omaha plans a July 22 departure for Nome Alaska in an all metal monoplane with a stop at Dome Lake Wyoming for a fishing trip. Robert H. Smith, head of operations at the local air mail station, will pilot at least to the Wyoming stop.
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Omaha
N. Ditz
Nome
Alaska
Dome Lake
Wyoming
Robert H. Smith
Federal Air Mail
Shamrock IV Wins First Race In 1920 America Cup Clash
In Sandy Hook New Jersey July 15 1920 Shamrock IV Sir Thomas Liptons challenger won the first race of the America's Cup series as Resolute retired after rigging failure. Shamrock must win two more races to claim the cup while Resolute must win three of four to retain it. The race featured a thunderstorm with heavy wind and rain and vivid lightning.
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Shamrock VI
Sandy Hook
N. J
Great Britain
Thomas Lipton
Shamrock IV
Britain
Resolute
New York Yacht Club
Shamrock
Lipton
Cheyenne State Leader Sale Completed After Brief Hiccup
This morning's Cheyenne State Leader, published from the office of the Wyoming State Tribune, shows the Leader's sale completed by 4 p.m. Thursday. The move to finalize proceeded promptly and smoothly as the words indicate.
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Cheyenne State Leader
Wyoming State Tribune
Tribune
Leader
Germans Near Agreement on Allied Demands
Ten German ministers favor accepting the allied note and will respond affirmatively tomorrow. A formal cabinet decision is expected in the morning, with Premier Millerand sharing the view that an agreement is essentially reached. The protocol requires 2,000,000 tons of coal monthly and Ruhr occupation if 6,000,000 tons are not delivered by October 15, 1920.
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Spa
Belgium
Associated Press
Millerand
Simons
Lloyd-George
Dr. Simons
Ruhr
Diamonds Stolen From Denver Club Woman Seeks Reward
Mrs Eugene P Shore of Colorado Springs reported diamonds valued at 16000 stolen from a Denver club after dining with her brother George P Steele a Denver lawyer. She offered a 6000 reward for recovery. The robbery occurred after she retired to the women’s room and later found the rings missing.
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Denver
Hugene P. Shore
Wood Avenue
Colorado Springs
Denver Club
Shove
George P. Steele
Heavyweight draw in Denver bout headlines Shuman and Coogan
Heinie Shuman of Cheyenne and Mel Coogan of Brooklyn fought twelve rounds to a draw in Denver. preliminaries saw George Manly of Denver decision over Jack Shirley of Chicago in six rounds. Joe Black defeated Insurrecto Juarez, and Stanley Carter beat Johnny Myers in four rounds.
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Denver
Heinie Shuman
Cheyenne
Mel Coogan
Brooklyn
George Manly
Jack Shirley
Chicago
Joe Black
Insurrecto Juarez
Texas
Stanley Carter
Johnny Myers
Admiral Fletcher Cheyenne Visitor
Admiral Fletcher, formerly commander of the Atlantic fleet, was a Cheyenne visitor last night. He registered at the Plains hotel where several residents who knew him from Washington greeted him.
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Fletcher
United States Navy
the Plains
Washington
High Sugar Profiteering Hearings Continue in Zion
In Salt Lake City the preliminary hearing of Merrill Nibely, an Idaho Utah Sugar official, on profiteering charges was continued to July 10. A July 19 date is set for preliminary hearings of several other sugar company officials on similar charges in Idaho.
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Salt Lake City
Merrill Nibely
Idaho-Utah Sugar Company
Idaho
Harding Not Alarmed by Third Party Movement
Senator Harding expressed strong confidence that the third party movement will not erode Republican strength. He praised the Republican platform as broad and progressive appealing to farmers and laborers, and said few Republicans favor the third party. He spoke during a pause in work on his acceptance speech and anticipated finishing it the next day.
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Marion
Harding
LaQollette
Chicago
Republican Party
Galveston Officials Suspended Over Dock Strike
Galveston city commissioners city attorney and police department were suspended by Governor Hobby for neglect of duty tied to a prolonged coastwise dock workers strike. The action follows a report of mismanagement during the labor unrest and places the city government in suspension while temporary arrangements are sought.
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Austin
Tex
Board of City Commissioners
Galveston
W. P. Hobby
Battle near Neuvo Laredo leaves 1 rebel dead and hundreds armed
Quiet but tense scene as about 300 Mexican rebels attacked Neuvo Laredo. Federal soldiers and local citizens defended the town while reports say eight to ten rebels were killed in a Yaqui skirmish near Viedras Negras. American units and aircraft reinforced Laredo amid ongoing uncertainty.
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United States
Laredo
Fort Sam Houston
Fort Brown
San Antonio
Capture of Mexican generals near Monterey reported
Mexico City July 15. General Pablo Gonzales former presidential candidate and Brigadier Generals Carols Garcia and Jose Santos were captured near Monterey this morning, according to a war department announcement. General P Elias Calles secretary of war conferred with Provisional President De La Huerta before issuing orders for the officers’ trial.
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Mexico City
Pablo Gonzales
Carols Garcia
Jose Santos
Monterey
War Department
P. Elias Calles
de la Huerta
Secretaries Inspect Alaska Coal Bunkers Site
Josephus Daniels secretary of the navy John Barton Payne secretary of the interior and Admiral Hugh Rodman commander of the Pacific fleet arrived in Seward aboard destroyers Sinclair Meyer and McCauley to inspect the Resurrection bay coal bunkers site They spoke at a mass meeting before departing to Chickaloon coal fields and planned trips include the Alaska railroad end of steel and meeting the Idaho after returning to Anchorage
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Seward
Alaska
Josephus Daniels
Navy
John Barton Payne
Interior
Hugh Rodman
Sinclair, Meyer
McCauley
Resurrection Bay
Chickaloon
Anchorage
Sinclair
Idaho
Meyer, McCauley
Sitka
Re opening of Wheat Futures Trading Stirs Chicago Crowd
Chicago July 15 Reopening of the future delivery wheat market drew a crowded scene at the board of trade but excitement lasted minutes. Brokers rushed to trade wheat then shifted to corn oats and provisions pits. Heavy margins limited activity and price changes stayed within ordinary limits.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
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