Harding Ready to State Position on Foreign Policy
At Columbus and Marion Ohio officials prepare for Warren G Harding to accept the Republican nomination. The address is expected to foreground foreign policy and the league of nations, opposing Wilsonian policies, with emphasis on a new world order and international peace tribunal as part of the party platform. Will Hays and Senator Lodge lead the national committee arrival to plan events.
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Exposed Moslem Plot in Constantinople Sparks Major Arrests
Wholesale arrests occurred in Constantinople amid an alleged plan to instigate a broad Moslem uprising against foreign occupation. A plotter’s confession reportedly implicates high entente officials in a conspiracy focused chiefly against Britain.
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Associated Press
Parley Christensen urges trio to press Wilson for Debs release
Denyer Colorado July 12 1 Parley P Christensen Farmer Labor party president candidate telegrams Sen Harding and Governor Cox calling for joint demand on President Wilson for Debs immediate release. Jack Johnson to Chicago July 21 Negro former heavyweight will leave for Chicago tonight in custody for Federal officers surrendered yesterday at the border.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Johnson
Poles Repel Bolsheviki Attack in Volhynia Front
Associated Press reports Polish divisions repulsed a major Bolshevik assault along the River Woyr in Volhyria. An official army statement credited seven Polish divisions with heroic resistance since Monday.
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Associated Press
Jyr
Volyhria
Kansas Weather Outlook Quiet and Mild Through Thursday
The Kansas forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and on Thursday with little temperature change. Temperatures show minimal fluctuation from yesterday evening to today, with no significant extremes expected.
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Prohibition Party Convention Eyes Bryan in Bryan's Town
Prohibitionists meet in William Jennings Bryan's hometown to review prohibition status and consider Bryan as their presidential nominee. Virgil Hinshaw lists other possible candidates and notes strong Bryan support amid silent major parties. The convention will watch Harding's acceptance speech and set a platform while nominating state tickets.
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Boston
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Winshaw
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New York
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Rochester
Robert H. Patton
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Minnesota
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Kokomo
Ind
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Elmira
H. Clay Needham
Los Angeles
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Georgia
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Harding
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Prohibition Convention Hears Ford Mentioned Amid Sweltering Speech Day
In Lincoln Nebraska July 21 the Prohibition convention faced heat and uncertainty as officials doubted W J Bryan or Billy Sunday would attend. A candidate appeared likely with Henry Ford repeatedly named. Speakers accused Democrats and Republicans of inaction at their conventions and casting stones.
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Leaders Drift Toward Talks on Irish Question
London July 21. Sinn Fein and the British government may be close to a settlement basis as discussions reportedly proceed. Violence in Ireland alarms Irish leaders who seem open to a Downing Street proposal amid fragile politicking. Constantinople Peace Treaty Move Turkiye Signify Pact Amid Greek Entry at Adrianople.
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Rail unions split over six million wage award decisions
Chicago July 21 unions wrestle with accept or reject theRailroad labor board wage award after a lengthy session. W. G. Lee says no immediate strike is planned while conservatives lean toward acceptance and a referendum or rejection is debated by 1000 brotherhood chairmen and 2000 delegates.
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Military funeral for Glenn Wilson held at Methodist church
Glenn Wilson, age 25, who died Monday morning, was honored in a military funeral at the Methodist Episcopal church. The service, directed by the American Legion, featured Dr. James Naismith and a firing squad at the grave. The Women’s Relief Corps attended, Wilson served on the Mexican border with the First Kansas Infantry in 1916 and overseas with the medical detachment of the horse battalion, 110th Ammunition Train. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Wilson, reside at 1016 New York Street in Lawrence.
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Lawrence
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New York Street
Baby Week Clinic Sees Surge Of Lawrence Infants
More than fifty babies have been examined by the Public Health Nursing association during Baby Week. Eleven came Monday, twenty two yesterday, eighteen this morning, and others planned through the week, with nurses predicting a record number of Lawrence babies by week’s end.
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Public Health ‘Nursing Association
Lawrence
Farm agent to attend Ottawa conference
To Meet at Ottawa R. O. Smith, county farm agent, will go to Ottawa where he will attend a conference of the farm agents of this section of the country.
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R. O. Smith
Superintendent Raymond A. Kent Leaves Lawrence Schools
Raymond A. Kent completed four years as Lawrence city schools superintendent and will move to Winona Wisconsin to join his wife and children. He led efforts for new buildings bonds the junior high system intelligence testing and other school improvements while active in civic duties and war relief drives. Bergdoll surrender reported with Judge Romig and Major Kelly overseeing custody at Castle Williams.
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Winona
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New York
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Cox Plans First East Speeches Ahead of National Tour
Governor Cox will begin his campaign in the central and eastern states with three weeks of speeches starting after August 7, followed by a western swing in September. Franklin D Roosevelt will handle western to eastern shifts, then Cox returns east as Roosevelt moves west.
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Grain movement boost cheers Kansas topeka
Kansas welcomes the decision to add 25,000 box cars for grain as Washington announced. The latest crop report by J. C. Mohler projects Kansas wheat at 148 million bushels, the second largest yield on record, an increase of 37 million from last month.
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Washington
Kansas
J. C. Mohler
Striking Dublin Demonstration for James Larkin Release
A July demonstration in Dublin aimed at pressuring the U S for James Larkin's release failed to mobilize many. A planned procession before the American consulate gathered only a small group, reaching the consulate at 1:30 p m with cheers for Larkin.
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James Larkin
America
Larkin
Chemistry Instructor Ramsey Resigns for California Post
Jos B Ramsey former chemistry instructor at the university resigns to take a similar role at the University of California. He will also pursue a Master’s degree at the California school.
Boy Narrowly Escapes Drowning at Emporia Lake
Bernard Gufler, son of Otto B. Gufler of Poehler Mercantile, almost drowned in the Emporia Country Club lake yesterday. He was saved by traveling salesman W. H. Byrnes.
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Otto B. Gufler
Poehler Mercantile Company
Emporia Country Club
W. H. Byrnes
Bank cashier arrested in embezzlement case
D W Stallard former Ness City Kansas bank cashier was arrested in Kansas City Missouri on a federal warrant charging embezzlement. The six month search ends with Stallard accused of misappropriating 29500 from the bank and using funds to speculate in cattle. arraignment set for Kansas City Kansas.
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D. W. Stallard
Ness City
Kans
Stallard
Frett D. Robertson
Kansas
Kan
Kansas campaign for speaker of the house begins
Topeka July 21 In Kansas the race for speaker of the next house is already under way though primaries are not yet held. W W Harvey of Clark has urged several candidates to consider the speakership and James McDermott of Cowley is likely to run again for the lower house. J M Gilman of Leavenworth and Charles Mann of Osborne are also named as potential speakers with broad support expected.
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Topeka
House of Representatives
Kansas
W. W. Harvey
Clark
James McDermott
Cowley
McDermott
J. M Gilman
Leavenworth
Gilman
Charles Mann
Osborne
Finest wheat crop praised by Kansas official in northwest
Topeka July 21 Kansas Grain Dealers Association secretary E J Smiley reports the northwest district yields a record crop. He cites hard dark wheat averaging 60 to 61 pounds per bushel with potential near 20 bushels per acre and notes harvest in full swing with many harvesters and threshers at work.
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Kans
Kansas
E. J. Smiley
Kansas Grain Dealers Association
Smiley
Providence
Explosion Victim Recovered From Renton Mine
The body of another victim from Monday's coal mine explosion near Renton Pittsburgh was recovered early today by one of the five mine rescue teams exploring the wrecked mine, as the search continued.
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Renton
Ene
Registration Drive Drives Lawrence Republicans to Register
City Clerk Frank D. Brooks reports registration in Lawrence surpassing 4 000 but nearly 2 000 more voters must sign up before Friday to ensure full participation in the August 3 primaries. A coordinated “Registration Day” plan runs tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. with party workers aiding voters.
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Allie
Frank D. Brooks
George White to Direct Campaign in Democratic Push
Columbus Ohio July 21 Democratic campaign craft wits under nearly full sail with Governor Cox calling George White new campaign manager and national committee chairman. White a former Ohio congressman and Cox convention aide takes the helm as Cum mings departs amid predictions of favorable tides and strong Democratic strength nationwide.
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Governor Cox
George White
Ager
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Homer S. Cum‘mings
Connecticut
City Bacteriologist Resigns for Kansas City Post
Miss Mabel Ramsey resigns after one year as city bacteriologist to join the Sweeney Hospital in Kansas City. She will leave August 1, visit Garrett, Kansas for two weeks, then begin work in the hospital’s bacteriology department on August 15.
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Sweeney Hospital
Kansas City
Garrett
Kansas
New Lawrence Superintendent Opens Duties at KU
Harry P. Smith arrives as the Lawrence schools superintendent and begins two University classes during the four week term starting Monday. He will teach one junior high course and another on supervision of instruction while praising Lawrence’s school spirit and overall system. He notes elementary work as the current focus for educator attention and plans to meet local residents shortly.
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Harry P. Smith
Lawrence
University
Smith
Harvest Hand Rides to Job in Gas Wagon
A Kansas farmer hires two men to thresh for a Douglas county producer. One worker vanishes but is found riding behind the farmer’s Ford sedan, creating concerns about stable housing for harvest hands machines during the busy season.
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Ro. Smith
Douglas County
Howat Subpoena Hearing Set in Kansas Court
Topeka July 21 a session of the Kansas court of industrial relations will likely subpoena Alexander Howat to appear as a witness in Pittsburg within a month unless his US supreme court appeal delays the hearing Contempt proceedings could follow if he again fails to respond and Judge Curran may order imprisonment of the miners' fielder
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Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
Alexander Howat
Pittsburg
Howat
United States Supreme Court
Curran
Fielder
Resolute Defends America's Cup At Sandy Hook Race
The 30 mile contest at Sandy Hook saw Resolute lead Shamrock IV as they approached the finish. With two wins in the series the American defender held off Sir Thomas Lipton's vessel despite delays and calm seas.
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Thomas Lipton
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Erica’ Cup
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Uanesck
Yaris
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Shamrock
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Great Britain
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Cali
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Shamrock IV Triumph in Aeon Cup Dash
Shamrock IV wins the Aeon Cup race with a nine minute two second margin over Resolute. Shamrock started at 12 15 48 and finished with elapsed 5 22 38 corrected 5 22 18. Resolute began 12 16 26 and posted elapsed 5 48 31 corrected 5 24 46.
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Ting
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American Legion Forfeits To Summer Hepsion In Twili League
The Legion forfeited after failing to appear for a game with Hill team in the Twili League. Gustafson's team dominated, pitcher Jones allowed three baserunners and Indians piled up eight hits. The Indians prepare to face Session in an exhibition game as Summerites struggle early in the season.
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Skell
Paderewski Named to Polish Council in Paris
Paderewski, former premier of Poland, has been appointed to a Polish council in Paris. Warsaw official notes the appointment today, with Prince Casimir Potocki involved in the communication to Washington. The move marks a notable moment in Poland’s political life and its relations with the United States.
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