Democratic and Republican Campaign Climate Report
The piece surveys public sentiment on the 1921 presidential race, noting a generally apathetic mood among voters and party organizers. It discusses campaign strategy, key figures like Cox and Harding, policy lines on the League of Nations, and the shift of party headquarters to Chicago as Republicans prepare to wage the fight largely west of the Alleghenies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morention
Pinfiar
Uhne
Conave
Michonne Murpar Butler
Ory
William Jennings Rirzan
Chicago
Tinos City
Campelin
Alleghenies
Cox
McAdoo
League of Nations
National Committee
Ulineis
Govsroor Cox
Garding
Planning warfare on rats in public health drive
Washington reports a health service plan to deter rats and protect the public from bubonic plague. The bulletin urges sanitation, garbage disposal, and tight food access, noting traps and baits must appeal to rats yet avoid appealing foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Health Service
Mowean Gulf
Perta
Aland Islands Dispute Sparks Nordic Tensions
Friction rises between Sweden and Finland over whether the Aland Islands belong to Sweden or Finland. Sweden pushes for a plebiscite while Finland rejects secession, arresting two island deputies on treason charges. Officially, Finland insists on sovereignty, while Sweden cites historical and League of Nations principles supporting self determination.
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Gwaden
Finland
Brnckholm
Sweden
Islands
Aland Deputaee
Piuttish
League of Nations
Germans Sign Allies Terms at Spa Conference
German representatives signed an engagement agreeing to disarm and comply with the Allies demand while protesting the terms. The agreement requires immediate disarmament of certain forces, surrender of arms by civilians, abolition of compulsory service, and surrender of arms beyond Versailles limits. If not met by October 1, Ruhr occupation could occur.
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Spa
Germany
Lloyd George
Europe
Italy
Serbia
Belgium
France
England
Ruhr
Reichstag
Berlin
Suspi Cce
Walter Simons
Simons
U S in Financial Congress and Other National News
Brief items report the United States to be unofficially represented at the Brussels financial congress under the League of Nations on July 23, a state constitution issue in Michigan, an auto accident near Cheyenne with fatalities and injuries, a profiteering trial in Spokane, Italy inviting U S delegates to a Paris conference, Johnson urging support for Harding, and motions to enjoin a woman suffrage proclamation in Washington.
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State Department
United States
Russia
Colby
San Francisco
Bassia
Post Office Department
Persis
Amperican
Washington
Lesage of Nations
Houston
Spokane
the Culbertson. GroteRankla Company
United States District Court
Italy
U. S
London
International Conference of Chambers of Commerce
Paris
Ue Mellun
Bainbridge Colby
Chicago
Carl Wanderer
Wanderer
Army Leutenant
George Kenny
Hoyne
North Kimball Avenue
State
Wilson
Baton House
Wil- Yo
Motiow
Louisiana
Senate Probe Recounts $1,000,000 for Wood Presidential Bid
The Senate Investigation heard that a group of New York financiers raised one million dollars to back Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood for the Republican nomination. William Loeb testified that Col Ambrose Monell George A Whalen and others underwrote the fund and that several donors may have sourced the money elsewhere. Moeller and other witnesses tied the Missouri Lowden faction to related campaign financing questions. Five Mexican generals have taken up arms against the new government, though President De la Huerta says they pose no major military threat.
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Chicago
Leonard Wood
New York
William Loeb
Wood
Senate Investigation Committee
Federal
Monell
Mr. Whalen
William Cooper Procter
J. B. Duke
Loch
George W. Perkins
H. H. Rogers
Standards Company
Missouri Delecate
Lowden
T. W. Huckriede
Warrington
National
Jacob L. Babler
Huckriede
B. L. Morse
Republican State Committee
Mexico City
Carranza
Adolfo de la Huerta
Secretary of Industry, Commerce and Labor
Chapultepec Castle
Miners Fired On At Borderland Coal Mine
Reported incident near Borderland West Virginia describes shots fired at coal workers entering the Borderland Coal company mine four miles west of Williamson, with firing from the Kentucky side of Tug River. no injuries reported. Also includes brief note that W. G. McAdoo was delighted upon learning Gov. Cox of Ohio secured the presidential nomination.
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Williamson
W. Va
Borderland Coal Company
Borderland
Kentucky
Tug Ri
Lee
W. G. McAdoo
Huntington, N
McAdoo
Gov. Cox
Ohio
Toa
Ex Kaiser Fears Enemies on Dutch Motor Trip
Amsterdam reports the ex Kaiser and ex Kaiserin on their first motor journey near Doorn, accompanied by the Dutch constabulary commander. Nearby, 14,000 workers idle as four American Woolen mills close indefinitely for lack of orders. Convictions upheld in Pittsburgh for labor organizers.
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Amsterdam
Doorn
Lawrence
Mass
The
American Woolen Company
Pittsburgh
Kennedy
American Federation of Labor
Duquesne
Poland Arms Drive Spurs Women In National Defense
In Warsaw volunteers flood in as universities close and girls join the National Council of Defense call to arms. Women recruits march with officers, guard duties and train escorts planned to free men for the front. Separate report from London notes bolshevik gains near Staro Konstantinov and ongoing battles along the Dnieper.
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Warsaw
Natonal Council of Defense
National Council
London
Staro-Konstantinov
Liticher
Proskirov
Mobiley-Podolsk
Grive
Dnieper
Wrangel
Orekrov
75 000 Elks Parade in Chicago Display of Pageantry
A vast Elk parade graced Chicago along Michigan Avenue with 75 000 Elks, 100 brass bands, and 43 floats. States represented showcased historic events while crowds along the route cheered the spectacular procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Army Corps of Elks
Elkdom
Michiigan Blvd
Greece
Rome
Union
Military honors at funeral of Maj. Gen. William C. Gorgas
Full military honors were accorded at the funeral of Maj. Gen. William C. Gorgas former surgeon general of the US Army. The service was held at St Pauls Cathedral with attendance from King George’s representatives, British and American military officers, and the Royal Society of Medicine.
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London
William C. Gorgas
United States Army
St Paul's Cathedral
King George
Royal
Royal Society of Medicine
Exclusive Power of a Fixed Purpose
A devotional essay argues for a fixed religious purpose like Paul’s focus on Christ and the crucifixion. It contrasts open-minded modern attitudes with historic insistence on unwavering conviction, urging ministers to embrace a singular cross centered message to move souls.
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Paul
Jesus Christ
Corinth
Jeremiah
Israel
Croke
Lord Jesus Christ
Wilay
Siueel
Lord
Damascus
Arabia
Christ
Jesus
Asia Minor
Europe
Corinthians
Therope
George Whitefield
Jonathan Edwards
Charles H. Spurgeon
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Mexico
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Versona
White House
Warocs
Ingionthas Ap
Harding
de- Mer Cos
Francisco
Imupo Jett
Republic
Villa
Poland
Pea Ree
Crimean Peninsula
Berenikine
Semenoff
Smyrna
Panderma
Sea
Maremora
Mustapha Kamal
Constantinople
Varios Points
Bosphorus
Sea of Murthern
Mae
Mate
Semleion
Nealthy
Genming
Health Service
Mesiran
Perte
Health Service Bulletin
Uke
Aland Islands
Entente
U. S. IN Financial Congress
America
Ilegal
Lansing
Mich
Alex J. Groesbeck
Cheyenne
Henry C. Covington
Hot Springs
Ark
Covington
There
Johnson
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WMO
Senate
William
Los
Wall Street
President de la Huerta
Arma
West Virginia
State's Attorney's
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Athens
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Reuter
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Turner
Barcelona
Toro
el Paso
Tex
el Paso Times
Torreon
Mex
Francisco Villa
Oconomowoc
Wis
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Taly
Oconomowoc Lumber Company
Pikhart
Ind
Big Four Railroad Company
Marion
ALL
National Council of Defense
Gorgas
St. Paul's Cathedral
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County
Kerry
Royal Irish Constabulary
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Asiatic Turkey
Nab
Af Wet Aid
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Mion
Murphy
Frank Bradley
Canada
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Minn
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Zarnier
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John Penman
Pehmar
Gatlea
Hague
Root
Holand
High Court of
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Jurists’ Commission
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Conn
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Very Bible Institute
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