Harding Speech Sparks Bitter Political War
San Francisco reports an intense partisan clash over President Harding's unreleased foreign relations speech. Johnson backers accuse Secretary Hoover of releasing the address to provoke sympathy and frame a political trick. Calls to defend the president’s world court stance and foreign policy dominate the debate among parties and allies.
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Hoover
United Pros San Prancisco
Hiram Johnson
Frigade
Crick
Hasting
Harding
Vommerce
John
Allional Party
Tonham Durces
Finmeell
Johnson
British stop huge whisky expedition plan announced
London government says a plot to form a large corporation to ship 10 000 cases of whisky monthly to America will be forbidden. Public invitations for subscriptions and details of the venture were exposed amid questions in the House of Commons.
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London
Big Corporation
America
United Prom London
Broderick Bariwitlh
Barry Hat
Monsul
Napies
Cuse of Commons
Rorall McNeill
Wiilm
McNeill
Hartwell
London Duly Express
Inmet
Scotland
Wilson Sends Word to President Harding
Former President Woodrow Wilson, while on a speaking tour for the League of Nations, sent a message to President Harding from the Polack Hotel in San Francisco via telegraph. Wilson, described as stricken earlier, hopes for Provident recovery and dispatch.
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Wilson
Harding
Washington
Woodrow ‘Wilson
Provident Yard
League of Nations
Polack Hotel
San Bransino
Bandits at Large After $70,000 Payroll Theft Near Wilkes-Barre
In Pennsylvania, a Luce interurban car was robbed after a Monday hold up near Mosse, killing one and wounding four. A $70,000 payroll vanished and a burned car was found near Sibley. Police widened searches into the Were Mountain region, but authorities believe the bandits may be hiding nearby.
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Wilkes Barre
Deving
Mosse
Sllbey
Here
Silbey
Desperatiolly
Baltimore Bank Robbery by Bandits Strikes City Center
Masked robbers robbed the State branch of the Baltimore Trust Company on Holliday and Baltic streets, taking about $16,000 before the 10 am opening. Teller Forsythe was struck and placed in the vault as three accomplices entered, escaping as bank employees arrived to help. The incident left over $50,000 in the vault behind and unsettled the city core.
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United Press
Baltimore
Baltimore Trust Company
Holliday
Balticmore
Russell Foraythey
Porfyithie
Jed Forsythe
Forsythe
Poultry thieves active at Columbus in ongoing raids
A series of poultry thefts in Columbus area continues. A major raid on the farm of Jama Woodring occurred Sunday night with about thirty chickens stolen. Additional incidents have been reported nearby as authorities gather evidence to pursue arrests. Miss Mable Thorton, guest of her sister, left for Winnipeg, Can.
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Jama
Woodring
Geriows
Mable Thorton
Stirs Junior Maclinjax
Three Places School Board 10 Befilled Inquiries Rise
The district faces vacancies as three seats on the Three Places School Board approach term endings. Whittlesey, President of the Board, and Directors Auer and another named member may seek re election, while others contemplate candidacies. No petitions are yet circulated. The upcoming bond program and building plans heighten the need for qualified candidates.
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Whittlesey
Bigard
Dirgerors
Auer
Pinchot Names Experts to Probe Prisons in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg governor announces Aug 1 start for a survey of state penal institutions. Former Sing Sing warden Guy Thomas Mort Ceborne and Dr George W. Wirok wy named to lead work for the National Society of Penal Information in view of critical prison problems. The aim is to apply modern, humane methods to reform prisoners for decent citizenship.
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Harrisburg
Wil
Presidents Condition Improves Despite Critical Status
Doctors at San Francisco report gains in the president's condition after bedside consultations. The bulletin notes continued risk from pneumonia and advises against moving the president for at least ten days.
President Harding Not Planned to Move for Two Weeks
Aug 1 at Palace Hotel San Francisco doctors report slow but steady recovery from pneumonia. Vital signs improve. breathing steadier. temperature near normal. Officials say progress will be slow but continued to counter complications. question of transfer only when safe. Physicians emphasize vigilance to prevent relapse while Mrs. Harding remains at bedside and Attorney General Daugherty travels West.
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Rap
Lda
A, m
Hoyt
Conilion
United Press Palace
Calif
Provident Harding
Sawyer
Ray Lyman Wilbur
D. N. Cooper
D. J. Boone
Hubert Work
Impin
Harding
Anyane
Willian Wrigley
Chicago
Palace Hotel
Catalina Island
Mvthus
School Real Estate Deal Not Concluded
Board has not taken over deeds to the Hatch school site in the Second Ward. Deeds appear to have been transferred to Fair Grounds property amid price disputes and unclear options. The Hatch site move and senior high plan face delays as Bremen estimates and Wright Street options circulate.
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Hatch Bldg
Gast Baneatieve
Hatch School
Second Ward
Fair Grounds
Harry Decker
Abiry
Lyvermore
Hatch O
Tamer
Wright Masy
Rafe
Wright Street
Bicycle Crash Involving Ford Car At Sprility Corner
A young cyclist was struck by a southbound Ford near the Sprility corner west of South Street. Witnesses say the car did not stop to render aid or offer assistance after the collision, leaving the cyclist badly injured with the vehicle fleeing the scene.
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Edward Barry
Jane ‘Hal
Nodn
Hillig
Bluyele
South Street
Wan
Main Street
Young Betts Kyols
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Spee
Pacific
Russia
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