Cox and Roosevelt Nominated for Vice President at Frisco
Franklin D Roosevelt of New York, assistant secretary of the navy, was nominated for vice president by the Democratic national convention and became the running mate of Governor James M Cox of Ohio. The convention hall echoed with the announcement as a slate formed amid withdrawals and bargaining. Roosevelt’s nomination was clinched by Governor Smith of New York, with notice committees chosen to inform Cox and Roosevelt.
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Union News Service
San Francisco
Franklin D. Troosevelt
New York
Navy
James M. Cox
Ohio
Cox
Roosevelt
Tammany Organization
Stooxewell
Ingne
Jiues Hatlston Lewie
Llinois
Dunne
Stewart
Montana
Edward L. Doheny
California
Hawley
Idaho
L. D. Tyan
Tennessee
David BR
Francis
Missouri
W. T. Vaughn
Oregon
Haad
Bualabridge Colby
R Roosevelt
Colly
Timothy L. Ahsberry
District of Columbia
Smith
Tammany
Senator Robinson
Arkansas
Homer 8
Cummings
Democratic National Committee
Quebec jail inmate Gives Birth to Twins in Infirmary
Marie Anne Toute Gag non faces death sentence for murder by neglect of her stepdaughter Aurora. In the jail infirmary she gives birth to twins, a boy named Wobey and a girl. The father, Telesphore Gagnon, is serving life for complicity in the murder of his daughter at Vincent de Paul penitentiary.
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Quebec
Marie Anne Toute Gagnon
Aurora
Wobey
Telesphore Gagnon
Vincent de Paul Pententiary
Daughi
Ter
Woman accused of defrauding men in a marriage scam
Edith Snook, a woman named in a Lincoln arrest, is charged with using a marriage scheme to defraud men in Omaha and Joseph, Missouri. Judge Wood issued an order for her return to Missouri.
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Omaha
Woodrough
SI. Joseph
Edith Snook
Lincoln
Confession Reported in Wanderer Case in Chicago
Lieutenant Carl Wanderer reportedly confessed to the state’s attorney that he killed Lin writer to seize her money and planned a "france-up" robbery with the duo killed in their doorway. He claimed motive tied to marriage troubles and intent to eliminate a rival.
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Chicago
Carl Wanderer
Lin Writer
Efe
Reestablish Palestine Tax Proposal Sparks Zionist Debate
A report to the Zionist conference by J A Nal ditch proposes a 10 percent levy on Jewish incomes worldwide to fund public works in Palestine. Delegates debate, with some opposing, while others favor a capital based contribution. Funds would support schools, shelters, housing, medical aid, and research facilities. A policy committee of 21 will craft a Palestine program, and preparations for a Jerusalem university begin. A separate note mentions Amendments to sanctity of marriage in New York with a divorce stance.
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London
Zionist Conference
J. A. Nalditch
National Executive Committee
Foundation Fund For Public Works In
Palestine
Najditeh
Zionists
Jewish National Fund
Wesseman
King George
Jerusaem
Fueture
University of Jerusalem
Alfa Technical College
New York
Society For
United States
New Society
Walter Gwynne
Summit
N. Doy
Milo DL Gates
Drug Bust Seizes $35000 Worth NARCOTICS in Kaneie City
Federal operatives from St Louis along with local, led by J A Toomey and A L Rathal, seized morphine cocaine and other narcotics valued at 35000. Hotel proprietor M Mendoxs admitted ownership and was jailed. Officers say the Mexican source dominates the region's drug trade and many names remain under investigation.
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J. A.toomey
A. L. Ralthal
St. Louis
Deans M. Mendoxs
Kaneie City
St. Laure
Lloyd George declares millions of arms still in German possession
Spa reports Premier Lloyd George stating that millions of rifles machine guns and trench mortars remain in German hands including under arms in troops and population. Allies reject German demobilization plan seeking immediate destruction of cannons and guns. Germany warns on internal order if disarmed.
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Union News Service
Spa
Lloyd’ George
von Seecht
Germany
Lloyd George
Herr Gessler
Inen
Ripley Estate valued at 720000 in probate filing
The estate of Edward Payson Ripley former president of the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe railway is valued at 720000 in a probate inventory filed in Chicago. Personal property totals 600000 with the remainder in real estate in California and other states.
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Chicago
Edward Payson Ripley
Atchison, Topeka & Santa I'é Railway
California
Officials Held for Smuggling in Duluth
Chief of Police John Murphy and deputy U S Marshal Frank Bradley were arrested on warrants charging complicity in bringing liquor from Canada to Duluth. The charges allege involvement in smuggling activities between the two cities.
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Duluth
Mine
John Murphy
Frank Bradley
United States
Canada
Dulath
General Peyton Returns from Occupation Tour
March back from tour by Major General Peyton C. I. chief of staff United States Army, arrives in New York after visiting the American army of occupation in Germany and forces in France Belgium and Waglarial.
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New York
Peyton c
United States Army
Germany
France
Belgium
Waglarial
Gould Divorce Upheld by Court of Appeals in Paris Case
The Court of Appeals upheld a lower court decision granting Joe Frank Day Gould a divorce from Waith Kelly Gould. Earlier, Mins. Gould sought annulment arguing French courts lacked jurisdiction due to residence in the United States, but the plea was overruled and the decree sustained.
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Paris
Court of Appeals
Lower Courte
Joe Frank Day Gould
Waith Kelly Gould
Gould
Baith Welly
Ouested Senator Reed sparks GOP campaign expense probe
Western Newspaper Union reports that Senate investigators charged that DOJ high cost bureaus were political tools to boost Palmer for president. Missouri Democratic leaders and a local capitalist funded delegates, ousting Reed from the national convention seat. Witnesses conflict on anti high cost living bureau actions and Palmer tied publicity mailed to 219 Missouri papers.
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St. Louis
Senate
Department of Justice
A. Mitchell Palmer
Democratic Nation
Edward Goltra
Missouri
James Reed
Goltra
Palmer
A. C. Stuevers
Cox
Olivia Brueggeman
Missouri Women's High Cost of ‘Living Bureau
J. St. Leighty
Bureau
Mary Scott
Miss Brueggeman
Kenyon
U.S. Lifts Trade Ban With Russia Announcement
Washington announces lifting of trade restrictions with Russia but says no recognition of the Soviet government is implied. Individuals and corporations may trade at their own risk with no consular protection. War materials remain banned.
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Washington
Russia
State Department
United States
To Modify Interchurch Movement Plan Voted In New York
The Interchurch World Movement general committee met in New York to decide its future and voted to continue on a greatly modified scale. A fifteen member committee was authorized to confer with denomination reps and propose a reorganization plan.
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Interchurch Movement
New York
Interchurch World Movement
Snow Freed of Murder Charge in Washington
Charges against Chester A Snow a 66 year old millionaire patent attorney and two others for conspiracy to cause the death of Mrs Addis Hubard Snow his divorced wife were dismissed by Judge Harrison in Federal Police Court.
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Washington
Chester A. Snow
Wilson to Call Meeting of Nations Assembly
President Wilson has accepted the invitation of the League of Nations to convene a meeting of the league assembly early in November. The announcement was made in the House of Commons by Cecil B. Harnaworth, the secretary for foreign affairs.
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Wilson
London
Langue of Nations
Assembly of the Laague
House of Commons
Cecil B. Harnaworth
Iternecreury For
Landis Criticized Wilson and Dorsey Case Examined
Judge Keneauh M. Landis criticized President Wilson’s actions in commuting the sentence of James Dorsey a reputed millionaire cattle dealer from eight years to four for selling 12 000 head of cattle. The judge stated the move appeared improper and the case drew bar association comment.
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Keneauh M. Landis
Wilson
James Dorsey
Wyoming Briefs: murder conviction and big theater sale
Peter Cordillo was found guilty of second degree murder in Cheyenne after seven hours of jury wrangling. In Casper the Iris and Rex theaters and the Innter project sold for 825,000 to Itex Investment Co. A Hot Springs Ark. man died when Covington’s auto overturned near Cheyenne, four injured. A fireman died after Union Pacific engines crashed in Cheyenne yards. Cheyenne mulls air mail service, alfalfa crops surge in Albany County, a villager struck by lightning near Shawnee, and a double tragedy in Dubois as a man killed his wife and committed suicide. Other items include Navy deserter from Laramie, lake drowning near Cheyenne, depot plans, fires in Lance Creek, stolen goods case in Laramie, and a July flight to Nome to test commercial air engines. Wyoming Legion growth tops 8700 with Casper leading. a Chicago bike crash injures Jack Brown of Lik.
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Union News Service
Peter Cordillo
Frank Jennings
Wyoming Citizeman
Cheyenne
Casper
W. R. Sample
Iris
Rex
Innter
Itex Investment Company
Henry ©. Covington
Hot Springs
Ark
Covington
Horse Creek Road
S. Brown
Union Pacific
Laramie
Gerhart
Shawnee
Jesse Bragg
Duboiss
Robert Frank Scott
United States Navy
Mare Island Navy Yard
Herbert McMichaels
Lincoln
Neb
Elizabeth Bresnahan
N. C. Fearles
Omaha
Isabelle Bresnahan
Minnehaha Lake
Park
McMichaely
University of Nebraska
Colorado & Southern
Mageon
Youngwoman
Lance Creek
Homer Davis
Willard Magoon
Albert McConnell
Ormond Weir
Ulich
Rock River
Elk Mountain
War Department
Clifford C. Nutt
Denver
New York
Nome
Alaska
Alfiska
Wiju Tania
American Legion
Wyong Te
Wyoming
Totel
George Vroman Poat
Jack Brown
Lik
Wye
Chicago
Phynetind
Late Market Quotations for Metals and Commodities
Market page lists prices for metals and related commodities with values for copper, lead, spelter, tungsten, and related items. Includes notes on salting and shipment price ranges with figures like 18M copper and 8.50 lead, 7.8 spelter, and 6.60 tungsten.
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Colorado
Chicago Live Stock Report Missing Clarity
Incoherent OCR of Chicago cattle market data shows mixed livestock quotes. Cattle, calves, sheep and hog prices appear with many garbled figures and uncertain totals, preventing a precise synthesis of top bids and averages.
Chicago Cralan Chichio Nu 2 hard and $4.83
Fragmented OCR text with unclear names and numbers. Reads like garbled listing of prices and items with possible dates. No coherent event or identifiable entities beyond scattered monetary values.
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Chicago
Cralan
Chichio
Corte
Akead
Vallaw
Ahber
Bione
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