Ruhr coal demand threat sparks tense Allied talks
The 2,000,000 ton monthly coal demand drives a noon meeting plan as Germany resists. Lloyd George and Simons clash over terms while German cabinets hold urgent sessions. If rejected, Ruhr occupation could begin Friday with six divisions prepared.
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Spa
Associated Press
Supreme Council
Ruhr
Lloyd George
Dr. Simons
Villa Fraineuse
Fehrenbach
Simons
M. Miller
Germany
Fahrenbach iMa
Ed cx
Millerand
M. Millerand
Sir Henry H. Wilson
Marshal Foch
France
Germans Accept Allied Coal Pledge at Spa
London July 14 The Germans at Spa have accepted the allies demand of 2 000 000 tons of coal monthly Acceptance comes with conditions according to a Havas Paris dispatch.
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London
Spa
Paris
U S Experts Endorse Allies Coal Delivery Demands
Washington officials say U S government experts agree with Spa estimates of Germany delivering about 2,000,000 tons of coal monthly to the allies. They assert Germany can exceed 1,400,000 tons above the allies demands, though some ally demands may be impractical.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Spa
Albert Bettinger III Stricken at Office
Albert Bettinger III a 67 year old Cincinnati attorney collapsed at his Atlas Bank Building office from ptomaine poisoning and was sent home to 4682 Glenway Avenue Price Hill. Dr C Walter Manss said long illness and high blood pressure make his condition critical though recovery is expected with several weeks of confinement. Bettinger is noted for river improvement work with Wash officials.
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Atlas Bank
Albert Bettinger
Cincinnati
Glenway Avenue
Price Hill
C. Walter Manss
Bettinger
Ile River Improvements
City Hospital Stolen Leaves Patients in Tents
An outbreak of small pox in Connellsville Pennsylvania led to the Municipal Hospital on Mt. Pleasant Road being stolen overnight. Only a few boards remained at the site, forcing authorities to quarantine patients in tents nearby.
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Connellsville
Mt. Pleasant Road
Woman Seeks Cootie Cure for Jaundice at Butcher Shop
A customer visits Charles F Ganzett's meat shop on Sycamore Street and observes a stoppered bottle with a live sheep louse. The woman demanded a white sheep louse to cure her husband’s jaundice, swallowing it alive, a ritual the butcher dismisses while noting payment.
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Charles F. Ganzett
Sycamore Street
J. B
Mr. Ganzert
Valley of Shots Greets Invitation To Come Down and Talk It Over
Frank Thornton of 337 Smith Street allegedly fired several shots from a third floor window at Harry Meyer on the sidewalk below after Meyer shouted for him to come down. Meyer fled to police, Thornton charged with shooting with intent to kill and Meyer jailed for disorderly conduct as labor dispute tensions flare at Mc Gowah machine shops and Fay & Egan open shops.
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Frank Thornton
Smith Street
Harry Meyer
Meyer
Kaderlie and
Schraffenberg
Thornton
Ghen Meyer
McGowah
Ornton
Fay & Egan
Lockland Man Held To Grand Jury for Glendale Hold-Up
William Bracker a Glendale cafe proprietor on Greenville avenue and eight other men were held at bay by a lone robber early yesterday. Bracker identified Derke a 28 year old Lockland man as the attacker who forced the bartender to empty the cash register and give six dollars. Mayor George Poor bound Derke over to the Grand Jury after he denied guilt. The prisoner admitted taking detective lessons from a correspondence school and was arrested by Constable Vancamp of Glendale shortly after the holdup.
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William Bracker
Greenville Avenue
Glendale
George Poor
Winsworth
Lockland
Mayor Poor
Derke
Grand
Vancamp
Democratic Labor Planks Favored By A. F. L. Leader
Samuel Gompers, head of AFL labor committee, says the Democratic platform more closely aligns with labor rights than the Republican plank. The report compares party platforms and urges voters to support candidates friendly to labor, justice, democracy, and freedom.
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Washington
San Francisco
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Federation In
Man
Republican Party
Labor
United States
Justice
Harding claims suffrage credit for Republicans
Senator Harding rebutted Democratic misrepresentations on woman suffrage and credited Republicans with leading the reform. He noted 29 Republican and 7 Democratic states had ratified, with six Democrats opposing and Delaware the only Republican rejection. He urged ratification before November, regardless of which state votes it through.
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Harding
Senate
House
Louisiana
Delaware
Congress
North Carolina
Tennessee
Harding To Give Suffragists Twenty Minutes To Present Views
Howard F Mannington, a close friend of Senator Harding, informed Ohio suffrage leaders that Harding plans to grant National Woman's party representatives only twenty minutes on July 22 to air their views on suffrage and its role in the upcoming political campaign. The briefing will occur at 10 a.m. with a response solely in his acceptance speech.
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Columbus, CO
Howard F. Mannington
Harding
National Woman's Party
Mannington
James Rector
Columbus
Ohio
National Woman’s Party
Woman's Party
State Penitentiary
Walter F. Brown
Toledo
Chicago
Cox
Roosevelt
Wilson
Hyde Park
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
League of Nations
Cestipnias Eee
Dudley
Malone
Platform
Dudley Field Malone
Philadelphia
Washington
United States
Third Ty
German hangmen strike slows executions in Berlin dispatch
July reports from Berlin say German hangmen have gone on strike for higher wages. In Meiningen a murderer's execution was blocked as Halle and Munich hangmen refused to work, delaying the process.
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London
Germany
Berlin
Exchange Telegraph
Meiningen
Halle
Munich
America's Gap at Stake Today in Yacht Race
New York July 14 Time allowance becomes crucial on eve of America's Cup race 1920 as Shamrock IV must give Resolute a seven minute fifteen second handicap due to sail area. Re measurement of Shamrock sails may not complete before Friday leaving crews in suspense if finish is close. Handicap surprise shifts from six minutes to seven fifteen amid official survey updates.
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New York
Thomas Lipton
Sandy Hook
H. Deb. Parsons
Paranoiac Geissler killed employer's wife on lonely road
Bernard Geissler a chauffeur for five years for the De Cordovas killed Mrs Arthur De Cordova near Stonington Conn after a whisky stirred brainstorm. Dr Florizel Meyer said Geissler shown religious mania and mental imbalance with boasts of driving skill and threats to use a revolver on July Fourth.
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New York
Bernard Geissler
Arthur de Cordova
Stonington
Conn
Florizel Meyer
Geissler
New London
Body of Chauffeur Geissler Unclaimed in New London
The body of Bernard B. Geissler, the chauffeur who killed Mrs. Arthur De Cordova, remains unclaimed in New London. If unclaimed, the town will bury him.
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New London
Conn
Bernard B. Geissler
Arthur, de
Health Department staff receive $100 yearly raise
All employees of the Health Department except heads were granted a $100 per year salary increase yesterday. The move boosts wages across the department as it applies to most staff levels.
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Health Department
Cox Opens Campaign With Attacks On Harding In Ohio
Governor Cox assails Senator Harding as isolationist and outlines campaign aims to win peace with civilization. He sets July 20 in Columbus for National Committee meetings and July 20 in Trail's End Dayton for official notification. He dodges choosing a campaign manager while noting possible roles for E H Moore and Cum mings.
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Columbus
James M. Cox
Harding
Trail’s End
Dayton
Democratic National Committee
Washington
League of Nations
Lodge
Senate
National Committee
E. H. Moore
Cummings
San Francisco
Cox
Moore
Wisconsin Republicans Condemn LaFollette Delegates
Samuel H. Cady of Green Bay denounces the LaFollette delegates at the Republican National Convention and attacks Non-partisan League and Socialist influence. He urges farmers and laborers to awaken to the menace of Penapping while praising loyal Republicans who support the 1920 Republican platform.
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Madison
Wis
LaFollette
Samuel H. Cady
Green Bay
University Gymnasium
Wisconsin
Mr. Cady
Socialist Party
League
Berger
Third party convention ridiculed for chaos and crude tactics
Chicago July 14. The Third party convention is condemned as chaotic with delegates talking over the gavel and diverse factions clashing. Robert M La Follette and Dudley Field Malone feature in the critique as the movement struggles to present a united platform amid radical elements.
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Chicago
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Russia
America
Four Army Planes Ready For 9000 Mile Alaska Flight
Four Army Air Service planes prepared for a 9000 mile round trip to Nome Alaska set to leave at 10 am tomorrow from Mineola New York. The Alaska flying expedition aims to establish a direct air route to Asia and photograph unmapped areas of Alaska with observers and crew listed.
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Alaska
Mineola
N. Y
Nome
Army Air Service
Asia
Mitchel Field
Ft.e
Frand Rapids
Moonshine Raid Kills Three In Baileysville Wyoming County
Three men were killed during a moonshine raid in Baileysville Wyoming County last night. Judge Cameron, overseeing Wyoming County, left Williamson for the section this morning to gather details.
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Williamson
W. Va
Baileysville
Wyoming County
Judge Cameron
Fusion party forms as Farmer-Labor party adopts platform
Chicago July 14 a labor dominated convention adopts the Farmer-Labor party name and platform for a 1920 bid. Parley Christensen and Eugene Debs among nominees with LaFollette withdrawn. Ferguson quits. rift grows between labor and Forty-eight group as McCurdy cites Marxian aims and calls for action.
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Chicago
New ‘Fusion Party
Farmer-Labor Party
Robert LaFollette, Jr
Parley P. Christensen
Utah
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Eugene Debs
Herbert Bigelow
Cincinnati
Lynn J. Frazier
North Dakota
Jane Addams
Illinois
Dudley Field Malone
Henry Ford
J. A. H. Hopkins
Committee of Forty-eight
Senator LaFollette
Christensen
Charles Thomason
Frazier
Malone
Debs
Ford
Bige- Re Por
Platform Committee
Labor
Committee On
Party of Forty-eight
Ferguson
James Ferguson
Texas
Labor Party
LaFollette
A. H. Hopkins
Allen McCurdy
McCurdy
Feto
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Air America
U. S
Albert Bettinger III
City Hospital
Cootie
Valley of Shots
Grand Jury
Marion, CO
Marion
R. Crissinger
Eed
Americas
Challenger
New Party
Tower of Babel
Radical
Lawrence
David Lawrence
la Follette
Committee of Fortyeight
Fairbanks
Ruby
T. Vierra
Vierra
Eric H. Nelson
Ross Kirkpatrick
Joseph E. English
W. Virginia
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