Fragmented review of Third Party efforts and trial news
A detailed survey notes the failure of a unified radical third party led by the Forty-Eighters and various factions at Chicago. It covers La Follette declining to join, the Labor and Single Taxers splitting, and the lingering impact on suffrage, plus a major trial in Chicago of Communist Labor Party members for conspiracy. Also summarized are Irish political tensions and Germany’s Spa conference posture after Versailles, with calls for labor action and governance responses.
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la Follette
Chisago
Vermonk
Spa
E. F
Gclipson
Chicago
Labor Party
Craternity Waite
Amés Pinchot
George L. Sterard
A. A. Tropkins
la Foltette
Wisconsin
Lie Mesalah
Fademwass Goveror Ferguson
Texas
Nonpartisan League
American Constitutional Party
Onch
Stakey PL Christensen
Salt Lake City
Utah
Max
Hayes
Inher
Placna
Athornay Hoyne
Moy
Winnetka
Ine National
Cook County
Theo Prarty
Oscar Lebel
Superior Court
Aml
McNaminea
Los Angeles
Chirete Darrow
Win
Steyne
Alfige
Frank Comerford
Faber
Foftense
Europe
Moscow
Asia
America
Communist Party
United States
Jnves
Germany
Trenty
Fse
Engl
Deb Fales
GeriMne
Prince Joachim of Germany Dies in Suicide in Potsdam Villa
Reports state Prince Joachim, once a prominent imperial figure, shot himself at Villa Tetgyliz in Potsdam after years of mental decline and scandal. He died hours after admission to St Joseph's hospital, with official notes citing expressive dementia. Frederick, the former regent’s son, remains the sole member of the former imperial family in Potsdam.
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Eile’ Frederick
Eilel
Prince Ital
Sifelde
Joachin
Persdam
Joachins
Prince Adelbert
Prince August William
Prinee
Kiser Wilhelm
Turing
le Wis
Empire
Hai Tohen Gollerns
Joavtint
Joachim
Tim
Cheaper Coal Distribution Plan Aimed at Soothing Shortage
A New York meeting of railroad union coal operators outlined a systematic distribution plan to lower coal prices across New York, New England, and the Northwest. The committee hopes steady delivery will ease shortages, but experts warn supply limits remain the main hurdle.
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New York
Arts
New England
Northwest
Vocational Plan Gets O K by National Headquarters
Expressions of approval pour in from American Legion leaders for the vocational rehabilitation program. The effort, aimed at assisting disabled veterans in securing training and employment, reports 2,400 cases settled nationwide with conferences in 15 districts and active coordination with the Federal Board for Vocational Education.
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American Legion
Federal “Board
Vocus Eational
Wiverameny
Oshitosh
Wis
Oshlosh
Hai
Chetan
Benesin Sania
Villanigelis
Legion
Atlohignn
Federal Board
Royal Gots
New Jersey
Legion and Federal Board
Ohio
Utah
Wisconsin
Lin Legion
Green Bay
Phin
Caitle i
California
Arkansas
Mavana
Greece Seeks Armenian Mandate Amid Allied Conference
Allied leaders meet in Boulogne as Greece offers to take the Armenian mandate and Turkey disarmament plans loom. Premier Venizelos arrives with Lloyd George and Miller, joined by Marshal Pétain and others to tackle reparations and Soviet issues, with talks focusing on German disarmament and Mediterranean stability.
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Russia
Aztlan
Greece
Llnyd George
Millerend
Marshal Pacheid
Boulogie
Folkestone
Venizeloa
Reece
Vony
Tre Tkalian
Metginn
Germany
Venizelos
Armeni
Coal Shortage Looms For Winter Across Industries
Federal Reserve Board warns a coal shortage next winter could curb production in mining and steel and affect other industries. Car shortages and labor disputes intensify the scare, with Great Lakes shipping pooling only a partial remedy. The report notes 30 percent car supply in the East and sites a cooperation plan among 100 daily papers to secure print paper through a Delaware corporation led by WJ Pape and others.
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Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Board
Great Lakes
Lane of
Delaware
Trivius
Pelot
New York
WJ. Pape
Waterbury Republican
W. W. Weaver
Durham
N. 1
Sun
Ingoo Rogers
Globa
George W. Marbello
Fort Sentz
Kan
Tribune Monitor
Jason Rogers
Shipping Board Plans Advertising Scheme for War Effort
At a New York meeting, advertising leaders from agencies newspapers and periodicals heard Herman Late present the Shipping Board plan to advertise wartime activities ship sales new trade routes and broader American merchant marine goals. A committee was named to draft a general advertising scheme for the board.
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United States
Bing Board
New York
Renee
Periolicals
Hye Avore
Herman Late
Leares
Polish Lean ia Successful and Peli Government Loan
Officials announced a national campaign committee indicates strong support for the 979 million issue. Oversubscription is expected when the Join movement closes on July 5, with officials from the ariva reporting port representatives confirming broad backing across the United States.
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Genhilites
Ariva
Corepiete
Unitr
Motor Vehicles and Guardsmen Supplied for Rifle Unit
Fragmentary text describes motor vehicles and guardsmen tied to a military unit. Mentions a supply tally including vehicles, a depot or corps, and an approval process. Details are obscured by OCR damage, but indicate logistics for a military operation.
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Trail's End
Dayton
James M. Cox
Democratie
Tor Iresiient
Rowleve
Spa Belgtou
Charles Fraucis Adams TI
Agatist Shuaimypek TV
Clement
Vermont
Waeding
Sue Previe
Suylie
Foundilon
Qiagattay
Clemo
Attawm Venddiderkal
Udler Inie
Cal Transportation
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Edward Carson
Ulster
Ulster Volunteers
Treland
Weller
Kaiser
Potsdam
Marie Augustine of
Aghalt
Parliam
Aig A
Few Express Co
Reese
Ranehinista
Mational Headquarters
G. J. Murphy
Tillie Turk
New Yorke
Asmerton
Lecion Weekly
Levton
Omir Miller
Amvtean
Toegio
Lal
Marlies Rae
Ameri Teton
Moekligtedt
Leeiau
Tae
Eira
Turkey
Greeve
Mwe
Boulogus
Mustapha Keaal
Dardanelles
Ordoys
Lrenspert Corps
Mili Barean
Vathong Aioe
Danke Eels
LSS
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