Harding Promises Peace Drive and National Association
Senator Harding pledges immediate peace efforts and a joint world association based on justice. He touts constitutional government, enforces the prohibition law, favors tariffs, and seeks wage stability, inflation reduction, and veteran aid while avoiding entangling alliances. The Marion speech critiques autocracy and calls for a strong Republican-led return to representative government.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Marion
Association of All Nations
Warren G. Marding
League
Harding
Republican Party
Garfield Park
America
Aloot
Congess
Mexico
Heard Ing
Congress
Lam F. Oldham
Broad Street Methodist Church
Columbus
Christ
La Follette Attacks Old Parties in Magazine Editorial
Senator Robert M. La Follette, in a magazine editorial, charges that the Republican and Democratic parties have failed. He does not endorse either platform and accuses the old parties of harming popular government. The piece highlights his harsh critique without naming Harding or Cox.
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la Follette
Rthwestern
Madison
Robert M. la Vollette
Harding
Cox
Greg
Havins
Tions
Lodge Opposes Permanent Alliance and League of Nations
United Press reports Senator Lodge denounces a permanent foreign alliance as dangerous to U S sovereignty. He supports extension of international law and a world court but rejects entangling alliances that draw youth into global disputes. He claims both major parties serve special interests and warns against plutocratic control.
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United Press
Henry Cabot Lodsewe
Warren UG. Harding
Dresidynt
Lodge
League
Weston
Lstding
Court of Justice
Republican Party
Senate
Travel costs rise as executives push for higher freight and passenger rates
Washington reports executives press for interstate rate increases from half to one cent per mile on passenger trains to cover added wage costs of about $600 million. The Interstate Commerce Commission plans to meet to discuss new schedules and states laws compliance.
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Assend Press
Washington
United Washington
Post Office
Salesman shoots self in temple at hotel
An Associated Press item reports a salesman shot himself in the right temple at a New York hotel. He left a note and reportedly has a slight chance to recover. The wounded man is identified as Thomas Fairesery of 2 Wall Street, New York.
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Self
Associated Press
New York
Sale Ma
Thomas Fairesery
Wall
Aresor
Three Bodies Recovered From Entombed Miners
Three bodies have been recovered from the mine of the Hollaries Company at Renton Pennsylvania after an expansion collapse last Monday morning. Rescue crews continued their search for additional victims as efforts resumed.
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Associated Press
Meieburg
Ires
Bodie
Leda
Uolliaries Rappany
Renton
Railroad Wage Award Referendum Talks Advance
Chicago reports say railway unions near consensus on a referendum to approve or reject the $600 million wage award from the U S Health Labor Board. Leaders indicate chiefs may extend talks as three major groups seek unified action despite delays and no immediate agreement.
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IBY
Chicago
Steen
For
Shepherd
Tinton Offisials
United States Healthoad Labor Wage Board
Ragd
Railroad Labor Board
Tabor
Investigation Into Why Plants Are Closed In New England
The United Textile Workers of America will conduct an inquiry to determine why American Woolen plants are closing in New England. John Golden, president of the union, announced no attempt will be made to secure an injunction to reopen plants. The executive board favored avoiding the injunction route in labor matters.
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Associated Press
New York
United Textile Workers of
Ameria
New England
Compa
John Golden
Textile Workers Union
Golden
Untold Whisky Shipment Mystery Reported
Fragmentary notes describe a dispute over whiskey barrels and ownership. Court involvement hints at a 100 proof claim and a demand to hold assets until resolution, with a key figure named Goodfriend referenced.
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Madison reports say there will be no appointment to the court fund. Gov Bon Phill is being considered, with others including Stevens, Madison, and Lan Shivtye in the running for the vacancy.
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Associated Press
Madison
Pian
Chicago Bound Boxers Move Amid Unclear Reports
A garbled report mentions Jack Johnson and other boxers en route to Chicago. The fragmentary text references sentences, a California context, and unspecified events with several names and places obscured.
Washington Nonpartisan Ticket Seen in State Elections
A fragmented report notes nonpartisan movement in state elections. It mentions Robert Bridees as a meat report commissioner and MAS nominates a governor, with unclear references to Pyeus y shington mem and other names.
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al Mony
Robert Bridees
Ss.oner
MAS
Ernor
Germany Declares Neutrality in Russo Polish Conflict
Berlin dispatch reports President Ebert and Chancellor Simons signed a proclamation announcing Germany will stay strictly neutral in the ongoing conflict between Russia and Poland. The measure aims to prevent German involvement and maintain balance amid tensions.
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Germany
United Press Berlin
Ebert
Fortuyn
von Simone
Notorious Gunman Joseph Gross Killed by Gang
The body of Joseph Gross, noted gunman, was found near Hillsboro after a quarrel with his gang. Deputy Sheriff Faifer of Taylorville identified the victim. Authorities believe Gross was targeted by police in many towns. a search is ongoing for a gang member nicknamed Brownie who allegedly fired the shot.
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Associated Press
Hillsboro
Ely
Joseph Gross
East St. Louis
Sherinf Faifer
Taylorville
Gross
Allies Prepare to Aid Poland if Bolsheviks Advance
A French mission led by Sules Serand and a British mission headed by Lord Apernon will travel to Warsaw with full authority to promise whatever aid is needed whether military financial or supplies if Bolsheviks push into Polish territory. The report notes possible troop landings if required as part of ongoing Soviet successes near Lemberg and along the Galician border.
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Poland
Sulesserand
United States
Warsaw
Lord Apernon
Sit Lelins
Valedynia
Moscow
Lemberg
Vilna
Niemen
Yankee trap shooters win in Antwerp first round
The American team led by Clark of Woresett scored 112 of 120 targets in the opening Olympic trap shooting event in Antwerp. Team members included Horace Bonser of Cincinnati Al Troeh of Vancouver WA and others from Thomashire Mt. Moragh Wright of Buffalo and Fourcar W. McMier of Houston.
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Associated Press
Antwerp
Roeser
Clark
Woresett
Horace Bonser
Cincinnati
Troeh
Vancouver
Washi, Inc
Thomashire
Marten's Secretary Nuerotva Deportation Reported
Soviet agent Ludwig C. A. Martena's secretary Santeri Nuerotva, connected to the United States mission, has been deported. Officials report he arrived in Libau aboard a merchant vessel and is now en route to Russia under British supervision.
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Associated Press
Ishington
J. C
Santeri Nuerotva
Mivea Seurtary
Ludwig C. A. I. Martena
United
Tus
Todanes
Veesel
Libau
Third Party Convention Set for Missouri
A Missouri farmer labor party announce plans for a third party convention in August to nominate candidates for national congress and state offices. The event aims to unite liberals and place a party ticket on ballots. Local lawyer Sheridan Cartine described as a national committee member supports the movement.
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Third Party
Missouri
St. Eannis
Sheridan Cartine
The
Farmer
Labor Party
National Congress
Mill Fire At Manistee Destroys Mill Complex
A blaze of unknown origin swept a Manistee mill, causing about 300 idle workers and an estimated loss near a million dollars. Fire threatened adjacent lumber operations and prompted emergency actions as flames raged through the facility.
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Manistee
Wieh
Reichstag Is Summoned for Presidential Election Discussion
The German Reichstag has been summoned to meet on Monday to discuss the fate and timing of the presidential election. The report cites Berlin dispatches via Exchange Telegraph.
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Associated 1 London
Berlin
Shamrock IV Towed for Drydock Prep
Shamrock IV was towed to shipyard facilities for underbody cleaning in preparation for the fourth race against the American defender Resolute with Prass landing a hook and securing the tow. The move aims to ready Shamrock IV for upcoming competition.
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Prass
Br Mane Hod
Jomor- Toe
Pershing in Civilian Clothes Not Noticed in Boston Crowd
In Boston a civilian clothed General Pershing passed through crowds with thousands unaware who he was. The Associated Press notes he attracted little attention as he toured the city and later appeared at Naushonsland as a guest of Governor General W. Cameron Forte.
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Associated Press
Boston
Pershing
John Pershing
Naushonsland
W. Cameron Fortes
Waterway Plan Prompts National Debate at Lake Congress
Detroit Mich Mielogan center of oven trade as the proposed deep waterway would allow Atlantic ore to reach hearts of North American continent. Gov Sleeper called the project the logical solution for power and transport, with leaders like Townsend Lenroot Poindexter Mackwee and Lansing slated to speak as the session runs through Saturday.
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Jay
Slesper
LC. Gardner
Charles
Townsend Or
Beach
Congress
Roundup planned for 100000 draft deserters
A Washington report states the War Department will launch a nationwide roundup of more than 100,000 draft deserters who failed to answer the call to service. Adjutant General Peter O. Unris said a master list of names is being prepared for public release as the first step in the enforcement action.
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Department of Drastice
BIAL
Bradford
United Press State
Washington
War Department
Justice
America
Tienens
Peter O. Unris
Detsetion Auen
Vivert Og
Erwin HO
Bergdall
Clend Pergdol
Lee
Move to Oust Marshfield Mayor Fails
A failed bid to oust the mayor of Marshfield is reported with fragmented text mentioning figures such as Major Robers Cunnar and Judge A. Uf. The garbled note alludes to a legal or political dispute tied to city governance and a pending decision.
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Marshfield
Grn
Rapids
George Th. Campbeldt
A. Uf
Rotheal Pfont
Connor
Ramplel
Colonel Seaman Gains Republican Nomination Support
Colonel Seaman announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination across Wisconsin with backing from Republican conservatives at a Madison state conference. He seeks to secure the nomination at the primary on a date in early August.
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Milwaukee
Waa
Pregny Wibsraukee
Gilbert FE
Seaman
Madison
Swoop Down on Senator Harding in Tennessee Rally
A large delegation of women from the National Woman's Party led by Sue White of Tennessee urged Senator Harding to support ratification of the suffrage amendment. About 100 women from multiple states marched to Harding's porch, delivering a demand for Republican support and a thirty sixth state. The event drew notable figures and a uniformed, marching audience as arrivals continued through the afternoon.
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Marion
Harding
Tennessee
Sue S. White
Lennesses
O. Platemoyer
New York
Bath
Var Heaton
Uby United
Warren i Ebaraims
Wasa
Adidtte
The
Acrt
Ratitonrian
Thehilo Woman’s Party
Reprach
Iembleen Yorkies
fUhina
Wivine
Miss White
Senator Marding
Renuh- Herr
Republican Party
Democrate Minty
Neipublican
Ius
Hamilton Club
Chicago
Orlock
Robert W. Dunn
Tao
Michigan
Hardington
Ilepatio
Feank
Hirvheark
Teoanard
Willian 2 Wilcox
Niional
Lughes
Aten
Pheodore Roosevelt
Henry Cabot Lodge
Coleman Totupont
Iydeware
Wall Hi
Tava
Hoy Band
Rownies
Tlardin
National Women’s Party
Fuerormine
Franklin
Union County
Eean
Wendy
Roving clashes spark Belfast rioting between Sinn Feiners and Unionists
Reports describe renewed street violence in Belfast with Sinn Fein supporters and Unionists clashing. Police fired on rioters, injuring dozens as mobs attacked offices and vehicles amid ongoing unrest and property damage in the city.
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SINN
United Prea
Falke Head
Ambassador Davis on Leave of Absence
The State Department announced that Ambassador Davis is on leave of absence. No further details were provided about the duration or reasons for the leave.
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Ambassador Davis
Democrats Consider Bryan as Cox Nomination Threat
Democratic leaders weigh a Bryan nomination option amid pressure on Cox for a dry stance. White announced Aug 7 notification dates for Cox and Aug 9 for Roosevelt while campaign planning continues in New York and Dayton.
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Prohibition Party
Herbert W. Walker
United Press
Cohenbur
Cox
Bryan
Jeffenar
Ootaries
Coe
Hee C
George White
Democratic National Committee
Thay
New Pcan Metrie
Wiite
Cummings
New York
Short
Nenti
Columbus
White
Democratic National Committee Today
Hiy
Fri Lukin J. Roosevelt
Trail’s End
Lishone
Daylan
Roosevelt
Tists Prk
N.Y
Vernor Coax
Tralia
Martetts
Ohio
Deyton
Chicara
Pacific
Marsh
Railroads Seek Wage Increases Across Regions
A federal Interstate Commerce Commission filing notes railroad wage demands totaling 660 million dollars, with passenger and freight rate hikes proposed. Eastern regions expect about 40 percent gains, the West around 7 percent, while milk transport and other freight costs face rises. Executives’ counsel, Fred Thom, says the increases reflect proportional costs and existing agreements, with added freight and milk components.
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Hiv
Washington
Th C
Commer Commission
Xeoutres
Atred
Thom
Tbe
Asead
Chase
Dart Prebant
Wedding at Winnecone Winnevonne
A Catholic mass united Catherine Rean and John Vinniton at Povaan Tae with Ce el Flanigan and Edna Gahin as bridesmaids. Rev W olace officiated and a simple wedding breakfast followed at the bride's home. The couple plans to live on a local farm.
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Winnevonne
Catherine Rean
John Vlinniton
Povaan
Tae
Ceel Flanigan
Lana Mise
Edna Gahin
Martin Coughtn
Martin
Alams
Rev. W. Olace
Poygan
Prohibition Party Weighs Bryan Nomination Strategy
William Jennings Bryan debated accepting the Prohibition party nomination as the platform committee redrafted lines on world affairs agriculture profiteering and commerce. Hundreds urged Bryan to run stressing it as a chance to unite distrustful voters while three events tracked his movements across Minnesota Nebraska and Montana.
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iRy
Associated Press . Com
Neb
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Riryain
Lascaight
World Tribunal
Crankston
Minn
William — Jennings Bryan
Prohibition Party
Casa Lake
John Smith
Bryan
Cass Lake
Willam Jennings Ryan
Rational Prohibition Party
Lincoln
Bozeman
Mont
Courageous Leadership Urged in Wisconsin Education Policy
Dr Edward A Fitzpatrick secretary of the state board of education urged the Wisconsin federation of labor to adopt courageous educational leadership for public welfare. The convention discussed resisting open shop policies amid labor disputes and referenced the Nekoosa Port Edwards paper mills and a new Wisconsin It Products plant under construction in Milwaukee.
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Ated Brass
Law Crosov
Wisconsin
Pamene
Edward A. Fitzpatrick
J State Board of Education
Wisconsin Federation of Labor
Neewery Workers
Gyo
Nekoosa
Federation Ples
Milion Dots
Wisconsin It Products Company
Milwaukee
Army airplanes on way across Great Lakes from Grand Rapids
United Press reports four airmen departed Grand Rapids heading toward Nome Alaska on a long flight across Lake Michigan. The route covers vast distances with reception planned at each point as the crews press toward Alaska.
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United Press
Grand Rapide
New York
Nome
Alaska
Grand Rapides
Lake Michigan
Grand Haves
Wisconsin Parody Weather Forecast Update
A spoof weather note predicts thunderstorms and showers across portions of the state with warmer temperatures in the east and southeast. Strong storms may affect travel and outdoor plans, with attention to wetter conditions near coastal regions.
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Wisconsin
Enat
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