Mexican Civil War Breaks On U S Border
The Forty-Eight committee adjourned without a united national ticket after a day of wrangling. Parley P. Christiansen criticized the move while pledging to stay in the race. Various factions including World War Veterans and People's party joined the fold, while LaFollette’s faction endorsed him. The new party nominated Parley P. Christiansen for president and Max S. Hayes for vice president.
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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 the Socialist was nominated by his party to run in November from the Fifth Wisconsin district after being twice refused his seat in Congress. Henry H. Bodenstap, defeated by Berger last year, seeks the Republican nomination.
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Milwaukee
Victor L. Berger
Wisconsin
Henry H. Bodenstap
Berger
Hynds and Kennedy Motor Party Returns 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 hits tying home run to win for Yankees
In the eleventh inning, Babe Ruth homered to lift New York past St Louis 13 to 10. The drive over the right field stands matched Ruth's 29th homer of last season, with Ward and Pipp on base.
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New York
Babe” Ruth
St. Louis
Woman claims Harding promised diamond ring if elected
Mrs. H W Noble of Grand Junction Colorado says Senator Warren G Harding promised to buy her the biggest diamond ring he could obtain if elected president. She recalls the palm reading at a Marion Ohio reception years ago where Harding allegedly heard her prophecy of his political rise and presidency.
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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
Cheyenne police reported a dull night with a single detainee listed as the outcome of last night’s activities.
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Cheyenne
Silent Lusitania remembrance found in Delaware River
In Philadelphia on July 15 a life jacket bearing a strand of faded blond hair was recovered from the Delaware River. The jacket, drifted for three years at sea and two in peace, bore the name of the ship sunk by a German torpedo, the Lusitania. Two railroad detectives found the relic.
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Philadelphia
Delaware River
Heroic Polish women form 1000 strong front for Vilna defense
Warsaw July 15 The heroic Amazonian Army of Poland readies eight mile front near Vilna with 1000 women under Madam Goercz. They are fed by American YWCA and equipped with American boats and transport. Goercz, 26, led women with Piłsudski against Russians and at Berg siege, insisting women can hold front lines. Additional detachments are forming nationwide 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 Cheyenne State Leader from Leader Publishing including AP franchise and all assets. Leader’s officers assume debts, ads and subscriptions are transferred, with wages and staff to be paid by Tribune. Cheyenne State Leader will be a morning and Sunday paper in Cheyenne, independent in politics.
Leader Publishing sale of Cheyenne State Leader to Tribune
The Leader Publishing Company confirms the sale of the Cheyenne State Leader to Tribune Publishing Company. The State Leader will continue under new management with community support. Advertising accounts run to July 15, 1920, payable to Leader. subscriptions payable to Tribune. bills through July 15, 1920, paid upon presentation. A. Miller, President Leader Feed Company.
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Leader Publishing Company
Cheyenne State
Cox Signals Silent Prohibition in Acceptance Speech
Governor Cox dissents on including prohibition in his acceptance address saying the party platform is silent on the issue. He meets eight National Woman's party leaders urging immediate Tennessee ratification of the federal suffrage amendment. He plans talks in Washington with President Wilson and federal trade commission members.
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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 activities the motor transport corps transportation service construction division and real estate service were placed under the quartermaster corps by order of Secretary Baker. The consolidation was required as part of a reorganization of the army.
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Washington
Army
Motor Transport Corps
Transportation Service
Construction Division
Quartermaster Corps
Baker
Harding Wins $60,000 on Presidential Bet
New York July 16 A prominent stock exchange firm posted 60 000 with James W Ball Co to bet on Senator Harding at 244 to 1. Another bet of 1000 was placed asking odds of 1 to 8 on Cox and Cox.
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New York
Stock Exchange
James W. Ball & Co
Harding
Adda
Goyt
Omaha Lumberman Plans Alaska Flight in All-Metal Monoplane
N Ditz of Omaha a wealthy lumber dealer intends to fly from Omaha to Nome Alaska in an all metal monoplane leaving July 22 stopping at Dome Lake Wyoming for a fishing expedition. Robert H Smith director of operations of the federal air mail station will pilot at least as far as Dome Lake.
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Omaha
N. Ditz
Nome
Alaska
Dome Lake
Wyoming
Robert H. Smith
Federal Air Mail
Lipton's Shamrock IV Wins First Race For America's Cup Challenge
In Sandy Hook New Jersey on July 15 1920 Sir Thomas Liptons Shamrock IV won the opening race of the America's Cup defense series against Resolute. A rigging break forced Resolute to retire after leading early as Shamrock struggled but ultimately surpassed the American yacht. The second race is set for Saturday at noon with Shamrock needing two more victories to reclaim the cup.
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Sandy Hook
N. J
Great Britain
Thomas Lipton
Shamrock IV
Britain
Resolute
New York Yacht Club
Shamrock
Lipton
Sale of Leader Sets Record for Tribune Office
This morning's Cheyenne State Leader was published from the office of the Wyoming State Tribune and entirely with Tribune equipment. The sale of the Leader was not consummated until 4 p.m. Thursday, but the wheels moved promptly and smoothly as words.
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Cheyenne State Leader
Wyoming State Tribune
Tribune
Leader
Beamang Ready To Meet Term And Save Auer
Ten German ministers lean toward accepting the Allied note and answering affirmatively tomorrow. A formal cabinet decision will follow, with Premier Millerand sharing the view that the agreement is effectively in place. Dr Simons says talks with Millerand and Lloyd George covered the essentials of the Allied reply.
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Spa
Belgium
Associated Press
Millerand
Simons
Lloyd-George
Dr. Simons
Ruhr
Diamonds stolen from exclusive Denver club worth 16000
Mrs. Hugene P. Shore of 13829 Wood avenue Colorado Springs reported diamonds valued at 16000 stolen from a Denver club where she dined with her brother George P. Steele. She offered a 6000 reward and police note she left the rings in the women’s room prior to an automobile ride.
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Denver
Hugene P. Shore
Wood Avenue
Colorado Springs
Denver Club
Shove
George P. Steele
Shuman and Coogan Draw In Lightweight Bout In Denver
Heinie Shuman of Cheyenne and Mel Coogan of Brooklyn fought twelve rounds to a draw in Denver. Preliminary results: George Manly beat Jack Shirley in six rounds. Joe Black defeated Insurrecto Juarez in four. Stanley Carter beat Johnny Myers in four.
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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 Visits Cheyenne as Plains Host
Admiral Fletcher, former commander of the Atlantic fleet, visited Cheyenne last night. He checked into the Plains hotel and met several residents who knew him from Washington.
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Fletcher
United States Navy
the Plains
Washington
High Price of Sugar Hearing at Zion
The preliminary hearing for Merrill Nibely, official of the Idaho Utah Sugar Co, on profiteering charges was continued to July 10. A July 19 date was set for related hearings against other company officials on similar charges in Idaho.
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Zion
Salt Lake City
Merrill Nibely
Idaho-Utah Sugar Company
Idaho
Harding Not Alarmed by Third Party Threat
Marion Ohio July 15 Senator Harding expressed full 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 planned to finish his acceptance speech for the notification ceremony next week. He noted Chicago developments and discussed suffrage questions and the role of suffragists on notification day.
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Marion
Harding
LaQollette
Chicago
Republican Party
Galveston Officials Suspended Over Dock Strike
The Galveston city commissioners city attorney and police departments were suspended from office by Governor Hobby for altered neglect of duty related to a prolonged coastwise dock workers strike.
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Austin
Tex
Board of City Commissioners
Galveston
W. P. Hobby
Rebels Attack Neuvo Laredo Prompting Vigilant Defense
At Neuvo Laredo Texas about 300 Mexican rebels attacked early today. The town’s garrison and hundreds of citizens defended the area amid reports of several rebel casualties and wounded. U S forces reinforced Laredo as aviators dropped caution notes to prevent firing into the United States.
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United States
Laredo
Fort Sam Houston
Fort Brown
San Antonio
Capture of Generals Near Monterey Reported
General Pablo Gonzales former presidential candidate and Brigadier Generals Carols Garcia and Jose Santos were captured near Monterey this morning per a war department announcement. General P Elias Calles secretary of war conferred with Provisional President De La Huerta that evening before orders for the officers’ trial were issued.
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Mexico City
Pablo Gonzales
Carols Garcia
Jose Santos
Monterey
War Department
P. Elias Calles
de la Huerta
Secretaries Inspect Alaska Navy Coal Bunkers Site
Secretaries of the Navy Josephus Daniels and Interior John Barton Payne with Admiral Hugh Rodman arrived in Seward aboard destroyers Sinclair Meyer and McCauley. They inspected Resurrection Bay coal bunker site and addressed a large meeting before visiting Chickaloon coal fields. They plan to visit Alaska railroad end of steel and meet the Idaho before 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 trading in wheat futures stirs brief crowd
Chicago July 15 Reopening of the future delivery wheat market drew a large crowd at the Chicago board of trade but activity lasted only minutes as brokers quickly moved to corn oats and provisions pits. Heavy margins restrained big trading and price changes remained within normal limits.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
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Leader Feed Company
A. Miller
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