Russian envoy Martens recalled by Soviet authorities
Washington June 18 The self styled Russian soviet ambassador Ludwig C A K Martens has been recalled by Soviet authorities. His confidential secretary Sanford Nuorteva left the US weeks ago and is believed to be at British conferences. Martens faces deportation hearings and a final decision is awaited by President Wilson.
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Police Uncover Buried Box Beside Burlington Chute
Police investigated a fresh grave near the Burlington coal chutes after a report of a possible baby burial. They uncovered a wooden box containing a blue and white dog wrapped in newspapers and sacks, then left the site after refilling the hole.
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McAdoo Declines to Have Name Placed at Convention
William G. McAdoo announced by telegram that he will not permit his name to be presented at the San Francisco Democratic National Convention. He cited duty to rehabilitate his private affairs and expected campaign expenses as reasons and said the decision is irrevocable.
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Kansas
Coal shortages loom as May report flags grim winter effects
The federal reserve board warns a 30 percent mine rail car supply shortage and ongoing labor strains threaten coal production next winter. Limited shipping on the Great Lakes and ongoing railroad strikes worsen freight, with many southwest mines operating at two thirds capacity and little price relief in sight.
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Water power bill signed as Wilson approves final Congress acts
Washington June 18 President Wilson signed the long awaited water power development bill and seven other measures closing out Congress. He did not sign the war time laws repeal and Underwood resolution on Canada wood pulp embargo and vetoed a bill transferring war department motor equipment to agriculture.
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Optimistic outlook contrasts with rising unemployment amid postwar shift
A business estimate notes heightened production in some sectors since post armistice recovery but warns of unemployment surges due to transport disruptions. It highlights distress in textiles and garment trades, while agricultural regions face labor shortages yet look to a favorable harvest.
Missouri funds from Lowden campaign not yet returned
Springfield dispatch reports that Lowden campaign money sent to Missouri has not been returned. Emerson says no remittance or permission has been received since testimony in Washington. W L Cole notes unexpended funds returned from Columbus.
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No Authority to Give Liquor to Hospitals Says Marshal
The U S marshal stated that confiscated whiskey cannot be given to hospitals as there is a government distillery supplying licensed doctors. He dismissed claims that whiskey should be destroyed and argued that sufficient supply exists for hospitals without violating law.
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Liquor Inventory Missing at Federal Building Basement
United States Marshal Dan C. Hudson reported the Federal building basement had been looted of part of the liquor as evidence. He said only a few bottles were likely taken and it could not be said the theft was wholesale. The inventory was misplaced and he hoped to verify amounts.
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Hoover Cites Referendum on Foreign Policy
Washington report notes Senator Harding and Herbert Hoover reacting to President Wilson and the peace treaty issue. Harding says Republicans would welcome a referendum on U S foreign relations, stressing party patriotism and national preservation amid campaign debates. Hoover reinforces party unity ahead of the Chicago convention.
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Babies buried in nameless graves after tragic latrine find
Two infant bodies found in a latrine at 1900 ONeil Street were buried at Lakeview Cemetery. Coroner Clyde Warly and local police conducted exhaustive inquiries but failed to identify parentage or names.
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McAdoo Declines Nomination as Glass Backed for President
Washington reports show William G. McAdoo refusing to let his name be presented at the Democratic National Convention. Despite his stance, backers press Senator Carter Glass of Virginia as a leading alternative, with McAdoo loyalists moving to support Glass in the push for the nomination. The move follows Glass’s past roles in the House and as administration ally.
Glass backs McAdoo for Democratic nomination
Senator Glass of Virginia reaffirms support for William G. McAdoo as the Democratic nominee for president despite McAdoo's decision to block his name at the national convention. Glass says he still favors McAdoo, noting regional electoral considerations and unity within party factions. Interest remains divided as McAdoo's stance sparks debate among party leaders and activists in San Francisco.
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