American Federation 15 Out for Covenant Without Reservation
The American Federation of Labor debates the League of Nations covenant amid disputes on disarmament and profiteering. Delegates endorse cooperative stores, support workers rights, and plan defense of working people while selecting Denver for the 1921 convention. Gompers defends peace aims and urges federal action on child labor and disenfranchised districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation
Denver
Colorado
American Federation
Birmingham
Ala
W. G. Shell
Canadian Trades and Labor Congress
Central
United States
Canada
Harding and Poindexter backer drive for 1920 ticket
Supporters press for a Republican candidate with Harding seeking pledges from Poindexter and Governor Coolidge. Prominent editors Moore and Shaffer attend meetings, signaling unified backing from progressive and midwestern newspapers for an American ticket.
FAST HELENA SMELTER PAYS HIGH FOR SILVER
The Helena smelter will settle silver purchases under a new Pittman act basis, paying producers the difference between 95 cents and market price for prior deliveries. Silver prices rose to 98.14 cents per ounce, signaling renewed strength and expectations of 1910 highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adais
United States
Helena
Reduction of Taxation 15 Promised by G. Q. B. Chief
Mr Mondell outlined possible post 1921 budget cuts including fewer government employees and smaller navy appropriations. He predicted a FY starting with a surplus of at least 1,046,047,20 unless unforeseen expenses arise, basing figures on conservative Treasury revenue estimates of 3,420,900,000 and a war debt of 3,290,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anron Navy
Mr. Mondell
Mondell
Congress
Treasury
Pan Motor Co Receives FTC Ruling In Minnesota Case
Washington June 19 The federal trade commission announced it issued an order barring Pan Motor Co of St. Cloud Minnesota from unfair competition in its sale of stock. The inquiry found false claims that stock valued as Liberty bonds could be exchanged, and misstatements about war bonds. Samuel Bandotta resigned as director amid the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Ban Motor Company of
St. Cloud
Minn
Samuel Cudella
Veirtin
Pan Moter Company
Commission
Constat
Pan Motor Company
Fan Moter Company
Liberty Bonds
United States
Pan Melov Company
Samuel Bandotta
Mrs Adeling Perey Dick To Lease Gregory Home In Reno
Reno Nev June 79 Mrs Adeling Perey Dick widow of the late John Dick New York broker will lease a home from A Gregory Following the death of Astor the Titanie fund totaling 5 000 000 relinquished during the marriage three years ago to Dick The Gregory home is among the most pretentious in the state and has been renovated in expectation of the tenant Mrs Dek is expected Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nev
Adeling Perey Dick
Jace Joan Jacob Astor
John Dick
New York
A. Gregory
Astor
Titanie
Stor Citento
Dik
Gregory
State
Dek
Munday
Bubbles and Froth in Political Pots
Washington June 19 Bainbridge Colby denied being a receptive candidate for permanent chair man of the democratic national convention saying the report has no foundation and that the convention will decide its officers. He pledged to cooperate with delegates from the District of Columbia and return to duties in Washington when the convention adjourns. Chicago June 19 Hearst calls for a new independence hall and declaration of political independence urging a new party as big money fears a progressive, while Johnson’s defeat is seen as a setback to progressive ideas. Mitchell June 19 The Morty-Eight committee urged progressives to unite for a new party to be launched at Chicago July 10 with La Follette as South Dakota’s choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Harding
Prindexter
Washington
Chicago
Rew
Kansas
General Waoad
Fran A. P. Moore
Pittsburg
Freq
John C. Shaffer
Chicago Post
Rocky Mountain News
Dover
Louisville Mercald
Indianapolis Star
Poindexter
Warffing
Coolidge
Mlew
Ilarding
Callingeom Mar. Tracding
Moore
Jolnsay
California
Warding
Harding
Beveridge
Tudiona
Theodore Rooses
Shaffer
Progressive
Weeks
Massachusetts
Chairman Days
Ure
Bainbridge Colby
Colby
Pan Foid
Corimbia
Independence Hall
William Randolph Hearst
Chicago Herald and Mainer
Johnson
LA Follette
Mitchell
S. 12
Committee of Morty-Eight
Senator la Follette
South Dakota
Nonpartisan League selects SD delegates for Chicago convention
The Nonpartisan League of South Dakota has officially chosen delegates to attend the Chicago convention, signaling organized participation in the forthcoming party gathering. The slate includes prominent party members and supporters from the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nonpartisan League of South Dakota
Chicago
Indian killed by train near Spokane in Coeur d Alene region
Sheriff Greg and Major Sharp investigated the deaths of Mages Tellier and Ignatius in Coeur d Alene county after two companions Curley and Badroads led the body to St Ignatius. Officials found no evidence of foul play and said the death likely resulted from the train strike with the body bruised at the impact site. Also note a second item on park campgrounds prepared for campers at the national park opening June 20.
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Missoula
J. T. Greg
Sharp
Mages Tellier
Ignatius
Spokane
Coeur d+ Alene courey
Vincent Curley
Eueas Badroads
St. Lwiatius
Cukley
Mey
Mat Wold
Ee Dent
Pye
Ody
Livingston
National Park
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Mexico
League of Nations
Gompers
League
Wien
American Federation of Labor
Mr. Gompers
Dan McKillop
Seattle
Itis League
District of Columbia
National Capital
District of
Cen
Yauthood
Executive Council
International Unions
Labor University
Samuel Gompers
Sonunitiee
Panama Canal Zone
Harry M. Daugherty
Hays
Samuel Adams
Charlotesville
Edwin A. Smith
Speke
Wash
J. W. Jarnigan
Des Moines
Towa
Mr. Adams
Senator Marding
Nadine
Womanhond
Fayette
60C
National Toilet CO
Pariz, Teme
Chatfield Drug Store
Jann 5
O'Connor, Starz’ Pharmac
Whitney
Herrmann & Co
Broadway
Eaders
Dick Ein
Wilson
Senator Lodge
Louisville Courter-Journal
Sve
Russia
France
Britain
John Barleycorn
U.S. Navy
America
Mr. Rockefeller
Germany
Carranza
Trowells
Literary Digest
Funk & Wagnalls Company
Hearst
Democratic Party
Diodorus
Egypt
Frederick Ruysch
Flaherty-Kohler
Ilaherty & Kohler
Helen
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