Red Martens recalled as soviet ambassador to US
Washington June 18 Ludwig C A K Martens who has acted as the soviet ambassador to the United States for more than a year has been recalled by soviet authorities. His confidential secretary Sanford Nuorteva left for England where bolshevik ministers meet. Martens faces deportation proceedings and hearings resume July 8 with decisions to President Wilson for approval.
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Department of Justice
Police Uncover Coffin for Dog After Suspected Baby Grave
Discovery of a grave near Burlington coal chutes prompted police to dig. They found a blue and white dog buried in a wooden box wrapped in newspapers and sacks. The scene was hastily refilled and police left.
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McAdoo Declines to Have Name Entered at Convention
New York June 1 8 William G McAdoo said he would not permit his name to go before the San Francisco convention in the Democratic race. He cited duty to rehabilitate private affairs and family needs as reasons, noting campaign costs he cannot assume.
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San Francisco
Gouett Schouse
Kansas
Coal Shortage Foreseen As Rail Strike disrupts Output
The Federal Reserve Board warns of a looming coal shortage next winter that could curb iron and steel production and hit other industries. It cites only partial relief from coal pooling and notes mine output down due to a 30 percent rail car supply in the East and ongoing labor and transport disruptions.
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Water power bill signed by President Wilson
Washington report states that the water power development bill, ten years in the making, became law after Wilson signed it before June 11. He did not sign the joint resolution reimposing wartime laws and the Underwood Canada embargo resolution. The president also approved seven other closing session bills and left a transfer authority bill unsigned.
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Optimistic Business Outlook Amid Shifting Labor Pressures
A recorded assessment notes that despite complaints about production conditions the U S has shown increased output in some sectors since postwar recovery. Unemployment rises in disordered transport areas and textile and garment trades face layoffs while agricultural districts expect harvest labor and overall crop prospects remain favorable.
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Lowden funds in Missouri not yet returned say officials
Springfield reports that Lowden presidential campaign money sent to Missouri has not been returned. Secretary of State Emerson, campaign manager, says no remittance has been received since testimony in Washington. In St Louis Goldstein and Moore’ congressional funds are under scrutiny as to their use for delegates.
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Chicago
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NO AUTHORITY TO GIVE LIQUOR TO HOSPITALS SAYS MARSHAL
The United States marshal says there is no law allowing confiscated whiskey to be given to hospitals. He notes a government distillery supplies hospitals with liquor under doctor licenses and claims much of the whiskey is better than former saloon stock. Critics argued for destruction, but officials insist no provision supports distribution to institutions.
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Looting Report Marks Small-Scale Liquor Loss
United States Marshal Dan C. Hudson stated the basement of the Federal building was looted of part of the liquor used as evidence but only a few bottles were missing. He cautioned against labeling the incident as wholesale hijacking and said the inventory at the DCCH Llanelli basement was misplaced with limited ability to verify exact losses.
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Dan C. Hudson
Federal
Harding Says Republicans Open to Referendum on Foreign Policy
Washington June 18 Senator Harding Republican presidential nominee answered President Wilson challenging to make the peace treaty the dominant campaign issue and said the Republican party would welcome a referendum on foreign relations. Herbert Hoover, rival for the nomination, echoed support for party unity at the Chicago convention as coverage continues on page eight.
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Babies Buried in Nameless Graves After Latrine Find
Two infant bodies found in a latrine at 1900 O'Neil street were laid to rest in Lakeview cemetery. Coroner Clyde Warly and local authorities conducted exhaustive inquiries but could not identify the babies or determine parentage.
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McAdoo Declines Nomination Amid Glass Movement
Washington dispatch reports William G. McAdoo will not allow his name to be presented at the Democratic convention, surprising some leaders while others anticipated a fight. The Glass movement gains momentum with McAdoo loyalists pledging effort to back Senator Carter Glass of Virginia for the nomination.
Glass Declares He Still Favors McAdoo Nomination
Virginia Senator Glass states to the Associated Press he continues to back William G. McAdoo for the Democratic nomination despite McAdoo not allowing his name at the national convention. He says he would support the man best suited for the party and electoral votes, even if the convention stance differs. In San Francisco McAdoo’s decision sparks division as Governor Cox supporters arrive and Mrs. Abbie Scott Baxter of the National Woman's Party comments.
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