Resolute Defeats Shamrock VI In Fourth Americas Cup Race
At Sandy Hook New Jersey on Friday Resolute beat Shamrock VI by boat for boat on a 30 mile triangular course in three hours seventy eight minutes. The series is tied with one race left to decide the 1920 Americas Cup. Fog shrouded Ambrose Channel light ship obscuring the fleets before the start.
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Sandy Hook
N. J
Resolute
Shamrock VI
Shamrock
Ambrose Channel
Lipton Confident After Two Losses On Stam Yacht Victoria
Sir Thomas Lipton remains confident in the Stam yacht Victoria and its crew after two consecutive defeats while still one race from the cup. Lipton praised the Resolute as a fine boat and its crew as smart and well trained, and defended his own crew for doing their best with limited training and three trials.
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Stam Yacht Victoria
Thomas Lipton
Seven Expeditions to Explore Alaska Mineral Resources
Seven government expeditions will visit Alaska to investigate the territory’s mineral resources. Alfred H. Brooks, geologist in charge of Alaska work for the federal bureau of mines, announced the plan.
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Alaska
Gol
Alfred H. Brooks
Federal Bureau of Mines
Commendation and Condemnation for Senator Harding
Speech by Senator Harding accepting the Republican nomination is described as a bank. Parley P. Christen son of the Farmer Labor party ridicules Harding and condemns the nomination. Christensen calls the nomination tendered in a Chicago hotel room on June 12. Hiram W. Johnson asserts Harding takes a clear stand on the league of nations ensuring Republican chances.
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Harding
Ia “Bank
Parley P. Christenson
farmer-Labor Party
Christensen
Chicago
Farmers Labor
San Francisco
Hiram W. Johnson
California
League of Nations
Turkish Princes Demand Abdication From Sultan After Peace Pact
Fifty five member crown council approved the peace treaty with the Allies in Yildiz palace. Three nationalist princes Baha ed Din Effendi Osman Fouad Effendi and Folin Effendi urge the sultan to abdicate arguing the treaty worsens Turkey's position and caliphate empties. The sultan refuses to abdicate.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Crown Council
Yildiz
Bahran Edine Effendi
Abdul Hamil
Osman Fouad Effendi
Folin Effendi
Turkey
Demand for Leader Surges at Morning Union Station
Barkalow Brothers report a dramatic rise in sales of morning Leaders at the Union Pacific station. From thirty copies daily, demand jumped to sixty and is expected to reach one hundred by next week as travelers from east and west continue to buy the paper.
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Barkalow Brothers
Union Pacific
Governor Cox Shifts War Council to Trasils End
Governor Cox, Democratic presidential nominee, moved his political war council to his home in Trasils end to prepare for his August 7 acceptance speech. He met with Senators Harrison and King and convention manager EB Moore to discuss campaign issues and policies, with King praising his stance on the league and labor measures. He plans three speeches in Utah this September.
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Columbus
Cox
Trasilsend
Harrison
Mississippi
King
Utah
EB. H. Moore
Senate
League
Frontier Headquarters Moved to Carey Avenue Office
Frontier committee moves headquarters from 1806 Capitol Avenue to 1813 Carey Avenue in the former Cheyenne State Leader office. New numbers: general inquiries 93, show program details 78. Contestant entry blanks and rules available at the Carey Avenue site. show operations to be arranged in the city court room starting Monday.
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Frontier
Leader
Carey Avenue
Archie Allison
Capitol Avenue
Cheyenne State Leader
Frontier Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Cheyenne State
Presbyterian Church
City Court
B. F. Davis
Frontiers Week Cheerful Welcoming Plan In Cheyenne
Hundreds of Cheyenne men and women plan to greet Frontier visitors with a campaign titled I Live Here Ask Me. Rotary and Lions members plus Chamber of Commerce staff will organize 800 volunteers to ensure guests receive proper care and hospitality during the event.
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Glad Hand Brigade
Frontier
Chamber of Commerce
Los Angeles
Cheyenne
Portland
Eyre Powell
Union Pacific Press Bureau
A. A. Underwood
Wyoming Enterprise
Wyoming
Rotary and
Lions Clubs
Farmers to Fight Brokers at Chicago Meeting
Plans for cooperative marketing of grain and livestock were advanced by the American Farm Bureau Federation in Chicago. A permanent bureau would coordinate producer control of grain through cooperative effort to stabilize prices and curb speculation. A 100-farmer committee from every state will seek positions from Senator Harding and Governor Cox on agricultural policy.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Plai
Chicago
J. R. Howard
Meredith
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Harding
Cox
National Board of Arm
Weekend Weather Outlook Signals Fair Saturday
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions on Saturday with warmer temperatures and a probable fair Sunday. Saturday should be slightly warmer than today, with sunshine and light winds.
Grand Jury to Dig Into Railstrike in Chicago
Sixty railroad officers and union leaders were subpoenaed to appear before a federal grand jury next Wednesday over the April unauthorized walkout by railroad workers in Chicago. Subpoenas issued at the request of U S district attorney Charles F. Coyne and special assistant attorney general Major H L Hume followed talks with railroad brotherhood leaders. The delegation led by H H Redding protested railroads hiring boys as switchmen, saying youths aged 13 to 16 caused more accidents. The wage dispute continued as the Railway Labor Board hears proposals, including a $35 monthly raise from the unions, with a decision expected soon.
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Chicago Yardmen’s Association
H. H. Redding
United Enginemen’s Association
Redding
Maclay Hoyne
Railway Labor Board
American Railway Express Company
Moonlight Prices Rise in Los Angeles Parks
Moonlight rates in Los Angeles parks have increased. The park commission urged the city council to raise the charge for two-person rowboats and canoes on lakes in Westlake Echo Lincoln and Hollenback parks from twenty five to thirty five cents per hour.
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Los Anghleds
Cal
Park Commission
Westlake
Echo, Lincoln
Hollenback
Britain's Policy Split Over Ireland Amid Fresh Riots
London dispatch notes cabinet tensions as Lloyd George faces Tory pressure for stronger measures in Ireland. Some ministers favor open talks while others back military strengthenings or martial law if needed. Sinn Fein leadership reportedly rejects any conference, insisting their government and courts function.
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Lloyd George
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Sinn Fenners
Looting Resumes in Belfast Riots With Five Arrests
In Belfast on Friday night looting returned on Newtowards Road and near Dee Street where a large spirits and grocery store was ransacked. Police arrested five. St Matthews church at Ballymacarrett was occupied by troops and 200 ex-service men lined up as special police. About fourteen per gang are reported killed since rioting began.
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Belfast
Newtowards Road
Dee Street
St. Matthews Catholic
Ballymacarrett
Reed Warns U S Troops Abroad Face Immediate Attack
Warrenburg Mo July 23 United States Senator James A Reed warned that another major European war looms and urged bringing troops home He claimed 18 000 American soldiers remain in Europe and could be attacked at any moment creating a de facto war without Congress action.
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Reed
Warrenburg
United States
James A. Reed
Russia
Poland
Great Britain
Europe
Congress
Burope
Funeral Directors of State Gather for Convention in Cheyenne
Wyoming Funeral Directors Association held its third annual convention in Cheyenne with about thirty directors in attendance. Demonstrations included embalming methods and a new gas embalming system. Exhibits featured coffins, carriages, and motor hearses at the Parish house.
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Wyoming Funeral Directors Association
Cheyenne
Williams
Kansas City
C. H. Hoffman
Douglas
W. T. Dumm
RN. P. Taylor
Rex Yeager
Colorado State Board of Embalmers
Mr. Walsh
Northwestern Casket Company
G. P. Johnston
P. J. McGovern
Winter coal shortages spark federal action talks
Washington and Springfield develop a plan as coal shortages grow with a looming strike. The Interstate Commerce Commission faces pressure to prioritize tidewater coal to New England while Illinois miners press for government intervention. Conciliators head to Illinois as Palmer calls a New York meeting to discuss prices transport and production.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New England
Illinois
White House
Palmer
New York
Poland seeks U S moral support in desperate Bolshevik fight
Poland through its legation asks the United States for moral backing from the State Department and President Wilson to bolster morale of soldiers and people amid the Bolshevik advance. Officials at the department weigh the appeal with prevailing sympathy and past allied stand against the Soviet regime.
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Washington
Associated Press
Poland
United States
New Republic
State Department
Wilson
State Départment
Legation
Fighting for Grando Fierce War Front Reports Polish Counterattack
Warsaw July 23 The Polish counter attack to retake Grodno is reported by the official communique. Bolshevik advances against the Polish left are checked while Reds push southwest toward Plomyn region and press the Loma line along the St Chara river. The Ukraina held extreme right is said to be shaken by Bolsheviks near the Vbrucz river by Kamenets Tobolsk with fighting on the southern front.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Grodno
Plonim
Loma Line
St. Char
British public alarm over possible new European war
London July 23 Premier Lloyd George warned in the house of commons that allies might be drawn into another European war to save Poland. The Labor party criticizes his call for strong measures to halt the war as Bolsheviks gain ground. Continued on page six.
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London
Poland
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Labor Party
Harding rests after designation trip amid praise
Senator Harding spent Friday mostly resting from notification day fatigue. He read telegrams of congratulations and traveled to Mansfield for luncheon and golf. Senators Frelinghuysen Hale and Elkins joined on the trip as praise from Knox and progressives poured in.
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Marion. O
Harding
Mansfield
Knox
Pennsylvania
Progressive Party
O. H. P. Shelley
Montana
West
Fred Frelingshuysen
New Jersey
Hale
Maine
Elkins
West Vic
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Burlington Gasket Company
Burlington, Ia
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Colorado Casket Company
Denver
Root & Matthews
Des Moines
Powers & Walker
Grand Rapids, Mich
Motor Hearse Corporation
Merritt Hardware Company
Tha
Springfield
Iil
Harry Fishwick
Illineig Miners' Union
Department of Labor
Fishwick
Grando
Frelinghuysen
Demighats
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