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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1920
Page
6
An anointed prime minister Lloyd George and French Premier meet in May to discuss an imminent meeting at Boulogne. The conference aims to align Britain France and Greece against German forces and assess the global threat.
Reports recount a violent night as nationalist and loyalist factions clashed in Londonderry. By midnight order was restored after a two hour battle, with several wounded and ongoing police activity noted.
Four new thrashing outfits arrive for the harvest amid wet conditions and winter wheat, with about 9 to 10 thousand bushels expected per acre. The dry spell earlier reduced yields, but farmers anticipate gains in the coming weeks as crews work across fields.
Sparse OCR notes report National Guard troops arriving in Duluth to restore order after an attack on a jail and unrest. Sheriff and state officials discuss actions, with references to arrests, jail damage, and a police or military response amid rising tensions.
New York top official Gimbel brothers department store executive taken into custody by Justice agents on charges of profiteering in clothing. Dowell and Slan ter also arrested on similar charges. Alleged profits from 5 to 87 percent with marked up garments and adjusted prices. Bail set at $1,000 each. preliminary examination scheduled.
Colby Bainbridge issues a statement denying any bid to be permanent chairman of the Democratic National Convention. He says he will attend the conv ention only to cooperate with deliberations and will depart at the latest moment, returning to Washington at once.
Washington reports President Wilson signed the water power measure and several other acts as Congress closed. A joint resolution repealing most of the water embargo failed. the Navy and Army provisions and bridge bills were approved. A reorganizing plan for the World Movement was outlined in New York, and Argentina sugar purchase drew no U.S. influence claims from officials.
The provisional cabinet was completed with Tine L Salvadare Martinez Alomin named Interior Secretary. Benor Alona, formerly Mexican diplomatic representative in Guatemala, also noted. The Mexican railway was returned to its owners by the government, and British-controlled Queen Mary was highlighted as the principal Look holiday.
George Ritzheimer janitor at all buildings suffers a serious hip injury after slipping on steps to the boiler room entrance. He was previously crippled from an earlier leg fracture and fell while mouling for the sugar company. William Wilams witnessed the accident and called for assistance.
A 18 member House appropriations group led by Rep James Good of Iowa will depart Chicago tomorrow night for a week long tour of 18 national parks and reclamation projects across the West. The trip marks the first such visit in several years, with stops spanning Nebraska Colorado Nevada California Oregon Washington Wyoming Montana and Montana sites including North Platte irrigation project Yampa Rugby Mountain Yoromite Crogan Crater Lake Glacier Park Yellowstone Hartley Mille River Glacial Park and more.
Justice Adolph Ty Radenbeck delivered a decision sustaining the suit of the Migh aele-Btern clothing company of this city against the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America for a permanent injunction and 400000 in damages.
About 3 600 residents will receive notices from the county clerk next week stating they must reregister to vote in the fall elections. Registration runs at the county office from now until August 16 and through September 11 on business days, or at the precinct on October 7 and October 14 for the general election. The notices cite prior registration in 1938 and lack of voting in 1918 or April 1919 as grounds for removal. Those reregistering may vote in both primary and general elections.
A small cyclone six miles northeast of Mead, near Wildcat, struck Thursday afternoon at 3 30. It picked up farm buildings and lumber but caused little overall damage. Charley Markham nearby reported two dark clouds joining, while heavy rain and hail followed, flooding Gulch and Platte River areas. Farmers Fritz Magauson and L F Stauerwald saw waters reach the Platte, with irrigation-reliant districts gaining relief from recent storms.
London reports the finest tennis match in Britain as William M. Johnston of San Francisco, U S singles champion, defeats William L. Tien of Philadelphia. Johnston wins a hard fought title in a packed arena on June 14.
New York June 19 sailing for the America's Cup defending race shows Resolute edging ahead of Vanitie in the sixth victory of the day. The race, run to windward and return, ends with Resolute finishing 21 seconds ahead of Vanitie and a corrected time of 2 minutes 8 seconds, as Vanilla led early before relinquishing the lead.
Washington announces Major General John A Lejeune will succeed Major General George Barnett as commander of the United States Marine Corps. Lejeune led the famed Second Division in Meuse Argonne operations, and his promotion aligns with rewarding officers who served with distinction in World War I.
Resolutions prepared by the American Federation of Women’s Clubs aim to make Unglish the sole language in U S public schools. They advocate citizenship for women and children on naturalization after literacy tests and urge continued federation publication funding while some favor a monthly leaflet bulletin. Ruth knocked unconscious in baseball game. Newan hit on the head and game halted. Johnst on and Tilden win London doubles championship in straight sets 63 64.
William G. McAdoo, once a leading Democratic presidential contender, announced he would not permit his name to be presented at the San Francisco convention. In a telegram to delegate Tom Show, McAdoo cited family duty and the financial burden of a national campaign, urging continued support for Democratic principles and liberal policies. Sentiment across the party reportedly favored his reconsideration, but he remained steadfast in his decision.
In Denver and London reports the British government rejects recognizing an independent Irish republic. Premier Ling George says war would be pursued if Ireland seeks independence, drawing parallels with Civil War era U S history. The official conference record notes the stand against Irish independence.
The Gracey Chamber of Commerce directors will meet Monday at 7 o clock to appoint a new secretary after a resignation. A vote is expected on Joe Cavanagh, head of Lip Joont office of the Durga of markety, for the role amid a few duplicants.
Washington June 11 Senator Warren G Harding Republican presidential nominee today abandoned plans for a July vacation, staying in Washington for further confabs with party leaders. He aims to consolidate party forces before the Chicago convention.
The district attorney said at least two people knew the slayer of Joseph T. Elwell, a wealthy whist expert killed in his home. Maria Wilson and housekeeper Maria Larnot alongside Edward Whoden were named as persons of interest as investigators pursue leads and continue questioning.
Premed Washington June 1 A surgeon from the public health service will travel Monday to Pensacola New Orleans and Galveston to oversee the hubiant plague evaluation There have been no further developments at those ports the department confirms and conditions remain the same The quarantine against Tampa Mexico the plague of fly plague was shown at Monterey June 17 the pest department was advised today by the American national at Mortoroy
A temporary order blocked Commander Jub Mel from seizing oil at Los Angeles harbor, stating the intruding United States navy action was halted. The restraining order was issued by a United States district court today and cites general petroleum concerns.
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