Four political groups plan union for fall election
Chicago June 18 a coalition of four political groups aims to contest the fall election against Republicans and Democrats. The plan involves the Committee of 48 the Tax Party and the Nonpartisan League of the Northwest joining a third party move. Leaders forecast a national convention in San Francisco with Bainbridge Colby as likely permanent Democratic chairman and Joseph T. Robinson as temporary chair. Ohio Democrats begin assembling delegates for the convention.
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Ohio
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Illinois
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Garden of the Gods
Wilson Defy Is Accepted by Harding in Referendum Plan
Washington reports June 18 President Wilson's peace treaty referendum idea drew a reply from Senator Harding the Republican nominee who voiced support for a national vote on foreign policy The Ohio Republican advisory chair George Clark announced preparations to press ahead with the campaign and endorse the plan The formal notification date for Warren G Harding as the Republican presidential candidate was expected to be set at a White House meeting with campaign manager Harry M Daugherty
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100000 American Parcel Post Packages Found In French Ports
War is June 18. More than 100000 American parcel post packages were found undelivered in French ports after months. Otto Praeger urged French authorities to speed deliveries. Owen A. MacGill reported about 40000 packages at Havre and nearly all of the rest still in original racks.
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Meadows Freed From Charge Of Murdering Merchant
Wilt Meadows freed from murder charge in Wilton North Dakota after a trial based on statements attributed to Moses Polonsky. Witnesses dispute who shot Polonsky claiming he said Meadow fired, while others say Polonsky denied shooting himself. Polonsky’s widow testified and helped the defense as evidence showed the shooting followed prior threats. The state argued Meadow traveled from New York to induce Polonsky to return.
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Army Olympic Team to sail for Antwerp June 21
Washington June 18 The team chosen from the army after trials will leave from a transport on June 21 to represent the army in the Antwerp Olympics. Sixteen trained men will go abroad guided by special trains from Fort Riley Kansas. The squad was selected after sharp competition and will be aboard.
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Antwerp
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Kan
North Dakota tax demand hits Minneapolis firms
North Dakota authorities issued peremptory demands to about forty Minneapolis firms to file North Dakota income tax returns by June 21. The move threatens penalties and a 6 percent tax increase for businesses doing North Dakota business, even if they claim only interstate activity. Officials say strictly interstate corporations are not taxed, but must file for exemption, with broader implications for the state revenue.
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Acute coal famine threat prompts Milwaukee appeal
Milwaukee on June 18 reported acute danger of coal famine in the northwest. Hardship and plant closures loom unless the government acts. The Milwaukee Association of Commerce telegramed Attorney General Palmer urging relief and a planned Milwaukee delegation to Washington to press for action. It urged stopping coal exports to foreign nations.
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Toydey
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Philip” A. Gray
United States
Washington
GREAMERY BURNS AT DEVILS LAKE
Davila Lake North Dakota June 18 Fire destroyed the Greamery and ice cream factory early this morning. Thousands of pounds of butter and hundreds of tubs of ice cream were lost. Estimated damage runs thirty five to fifty thousand dollars. Cause unknown. Recent attempts to reorganize the firm as a farmers fuel company were noted, with talks of a new farmer owned plant this summer.
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Pure Food Recipes and Domestic Toasts of Home Cooking
A collage of kitchen guidance and anecdotes on home cooking includes frying plant slices in crumbs and eggs, scalloped tomatoes, baked tomatoes, a milk custard with vanilla, and a chocolate frosted cake. Also notes on making croquettes from stale bread and a humorous tale about social meals and wedding matches.
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