Harding denounces coercion in labor rights at Marion homecoming
President Harding addressed about 25 000 in Marion Ohio celebrating his homecoming. He defended that the constitution and laws protect labor freedom and collective bargaining while opposing group domination by force. General Pershing and Dawes spoke amid warm applause as Harding toured the town.
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Marion
Harding
Fair Grounds
America
White House
General Pershing
Green Village
Caledonia
Express
Mr. Harding
Charles G. Dawes
Budget Bureau
Currency Crissinger
George B. Christian
Sawyer
the Star
Bonds and weapons found in Gramercy Park apartments
Bonds and securities valued at 400000 dollars, part of a 2000000 dollar mail truck theft from last October, devices to alter serial numbers, two revolvers and a German automatic pistol with a silencer were recovered in Gramercy Park flats occupied by George Anderson of Rochester and Gerald Chapman of New York.
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New York
Broadway
Gramercy Park
George Anderson
Rochester
Gerald Chapman
Prohibition the People’s Will in Harding Marion Speech
President Harding in Marion defends the Eighteenth Amendment as the will of America and warns that contempt for law undermines foundations. He asserts labor rights and collective bargaining while condemning agitators who inflame prejudice. He says foreign affairs are secure with hopeful peace prospects.
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Harding
Marion
America
Republic
Marion Centennial Address by President Harding
President Harding speaks at Marion centennial celebration marking the town’s founding. He recalls his ties to the community, notes press scrutiny of presidential remarks, and reflects on Marion’s century of progress and its people. He mentions industrial directors and a dining event, while emphasizing restraint and local pride.
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Marion, CO
Associated Press
Harding
Marion
Arger
New Hampshire
Peking
China
United States
Reichstag Ratifies Treaty With Russia
Berlin July 4 The Reichstag ratified the Rapallo treaty with Russia without debate aside from a Communist Deputy urging expansion to include other Soviet republics. The accord, signed at Genoa, forms the postwar German Soviet pact.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Rapallo
Germany
Russia
Reichstag
Paddock Breaks World Records in Santa Barbara Trials
Charles Paddock ran multiple sprints at Santa Barbara on July 4 setting new world marks and tying others. He clocked 60 yards in 6 1/5 seconds and 70 yards in 7 1/10, tied 100 yards at 9 3/5, and set new records for 80 and 175 yards plus 125 yards, while 65 yards remained unchanged.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Charles Paddock
Paddock
Monaco Prince Leaves Large Bequests to Two Academies
July 4 report states Prince Albert of Monaco bequeathed 1,000,000 francs to the Academy of Medicine and 1,000,000 francs to the Academy of Sciences, with the announcement made yesterday regarding the letter.
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Prince OF
Monaco
Paris
Prince Albert of
Academy of Medicine
Academy of Sciences
World plan for universal disarmament presented at League session
Lord Robert Cecil outlines a four region global disarmament plan backed by a permanent military commission. Nations would sign a general accord and defend regional members, with enforcement via League council approval. The plan aims to align regional obligations with existing Monroe doctrine commitments.
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Paris
Associated Press
League of Nations
United States
Lord Robert
Council of the
Council
America
Europe
Asia
Africa
League Council
Irish Rebel Stronghold Falls After Artillery Breaks Defenses
Dublin July 4 The national army captured Millmount Barracks Drogheda a principal stronghold of irregulars in North Leinster after a morning assault aided by artillery The run of fighting spread to Leitrim and Sackville Street as forces encircled rebels with 32 captured at Earl Street The Four Courts area has fallen under Free State control with casualties over sixty killed and 200 wounded overall
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Millmount Barracks
County Meath
Sackville Street
Dublin
Associated Press
National Army
Drogheda
Leinster
Glenfarn
Leitrim
Ulster
Hammam
Free State
Beggars Bush
Earle Street
Gresham Hotel
Earl Street
Young Men’s Christian Association
Free Staters
Liffey Bridge
Four Courts
Reds and Cubs Tie for Fourth Place
National League action left the Reds and Cubs tied for fourth after split results with the Cardinals in a forenoon and matinee pair. Cubs defeated Pirates 8-4 and 8-0 while Giants and Dodgers played to a 5-5 fourteen-inning draw at the Polo Grounds.
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Our Boys
Cubs
Cardinals
Heydler
Pirates
Giants
Dodgers
Polo Grounds
Boston
Quakers
Braves
Phils
Browns
Whits Sox
Yanks
Athletics
Cleveland
Tigers
Washington
Red Sox
Nations Observe Fourth of July and Honor Taft in London
Representatives of many states and sectors joined the United States in commemorating Independence Day in London at the American Society banquet honoring Chief Justice Taft. Ambassadors, ministers, cabinet members, and notable Europeans attended, with Taft's farewell marking his last public appearance in England before travel home.
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London
Associated Press
United States
American Society
Taft
Argentina
Chile
America
Canterbury
Viscount Morley
Thomas Lipton
Lord Riddell
Mr. Taft
England
George Harvey
Teft
Laming Worthington-Evans
Wilson Cross
Archdeacon Cody
Canada
Tommy
France
Harvey
Man Drowns After Rescuing Child in River Incident
John Williams 35, a Hyde Park street car motorman, drowned at Kings Mills after rescuing Erma Grant 14 and instructor Elmer Duerner from the Little Miami River. Williams pulled the pair to shallower water but sank as a boatman tried to reach him. a doctor ATTEMPTED revival without success.
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Miami
Kings Mills
John Williams
Erie Avenue
Turpin Street
Hyde Park
Kingsville
Mr. Williams
King's Mills
Erma Grant
Custer Street
Elmer Duerner
Paxton Road
Duerner
Williams
Edward Small
Paxton Read
Mr. Small
Charles Porter
Grant
Train Derailment Near Childwold Shakes 100 Passengers
A New York Central New York Montreal express derailed north of Childwold at 6:80 am injuring about 100 passengers and toppling six of twelve cars. Locomotives dragged cars before derailing. relief trains from Saranac Lake ferried passengers. Adirondacks traffic halted.
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Albany
N. Y
New York Central
Childwold
Saranac Lake
Adirondacks
Strike Tests Loom As Shopmen Set To Return
Chicago July 4 The maintenance of way crisis passed and shop crafts walkout enters real test as whistles blow tomorrow. B M Jewell claims nearly 400 000 AF of L Railway Employees back. carriers say many so called starters are on holiday. Jewell accuses the Labor Board of being outlawed and says settlement must be negotiated with roads.
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Chicago
Associated Press
B. M. Jewell
Railway Employees’ Department
American Federation of Labor
Fourth of July Fireworks Deaths and Injuries Reported
A Cincinnati Fourth of July celebration left one child dead and multiple injuries. Katheryn Ward's death followed swallowing a torpedo at a birthday party. Eleanore Sherman, Violet Bellissimo, and several others suffered severe burns and blasts. Police search for a stray bullet shooter as more incidents spread across neighborhoods.
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Cincinnati
Ruth Murphy
Katheryn Oprah
Thirtieth Street
Oakley
Ward
Katheryn
Walter Ward
Eleanore Sherman
John Sherman
West Corry Street
General Hospital
Violet Bellissimo
May Street
Violet
Lewis Hasenmueller
Wheeler Street
Hasenmueller
Elizabeth List
East McMicken Avenue
Rose Bauer
Colerain Avenue
Bauer
G. C. Altimeter
Walter Portune
Kenton Street
Walnut Hills
Covington
John Reekers, Jr
Crowded Picnic Train Derails Injuring Two Near Elsinore
Two coaches left the Cincinnati Lebanon and Northern line near Elsinore avenue injuring two people, Sam Hernon and Tillie Barnett, as about two thousand mournful passengers panicked. The derailment blocked the main line for hours during a Highland Grove picnic run by the Colored Business Men's League.
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Cincinnati, Lebanon & Northern Railroad
Elsinore Avenue
General Hospital
Sam Hernon
East Seventh Street
Tillie Barnett
Hernon
Colored Business Men's League
Highland Grove
Court Street
Elsinore
Charles Morley
Ralph Nichols
Labor Board Averts Major Rail Employees Strike
The United States Railroad Labor Board and Maintenance of Way officials halted a planned 400000 trackmen walkout by delaying wage cuts and reviewing rules. Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad agreed to cancel outside track work contracts, enabling postponement while board leaders seek immediate ruling absolving workers and preserving current pay.
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Chicago
Associated Press
United States Railroad Labor Board
United Maintenance of Way
E. F. Grable
Maintenance of Way
Ben W Hooper
Labor Board
W. J. McMeimen
Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad
Grable
Detroit
Hooper
McMenim
Indiana Harbor Belt
Harding
Marion
Cleveland
Mahoning
Erie Railroad
Rable
Grand Lodge
Walter L. McMenimens
Ia Group
Ben W. Hooper
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World League
Lord Cecil Roberts
REDS
Carman
Houth
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Indiana Harbor
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