Coolidge Urges Law, Liberty, and National Unity at Nomination
Governor Coolidge spoke at Smith College Allen Field, accepting the Republican vice presidential nomination. He denounced private will overriding law, urged reform of government spending, and called for coordinated industry and labor, farmer organization, and a flexible league of nations while stressing American independence and world peace. He praised Warren G. Harding as the leader of a united party and a defender of constitutional government and public order.
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Allen Field
Smith College
Coolidge
Edwin F. Morrow
Kentucky
League of Nation
Senate
America
Warren G. Harding
Navy Seizes 6000 Gallons Oil Under Lever Act
The United States Navy reports seizure of 6000 gallons of fuel oil from Associated Oil Co at San Francisco under the Lever Act. Navy officials say seizures will widen to firms that refuse requisition or fail to deliver navy quotas, aiming to prevent private contract shortfalls.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Sx United States
Associated Oil Company
San Francisco
Navy Department
Navy
Prctic
Ihgy Saxl
Coal men have market for wares in Europe
American coal men can sell their wares in Europe after Bowater, head of Bowater Steamship, reports European mines cutting supply. He arrived from Europe noting strong demand and orders from around the world for American coal.
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Europe
United Press
W. H. Bo- Water
Bowater Steamship Company
Bowater
Nomination Spontaneous Wish of Republicans
Governor Morrow of Kentucky declares the nomination for vice president a spontaneous wish of the party at Coolidge notification ceremonies in Massachusetts. He criticizes the Democratic administration and supports Republican national policies, urging a united nation and prompt leadership to address economic and social issues.
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Kentucky
Associated Press
Northampton
Geydwin P. Morrow
Calvin Coolidge
Republican Party
Morrow
League of Nations
United States
Coolidge
Ameria
Officials Watch Strike As Coal Miners Seek 24 Dollar Day Increase
Indiana Illinois and Kansas mines face a spreading stoppage as United Mine Workers discuss an unauthorized strike. About 4,500 miners idle in Clinton field alone while several Indiana mines close. John L. Lewis avoids direct comment as union executives meet to decide next steps.
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United Mine Workers of Day
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United Mine Workers of America Today
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League to Buy Print Supplies For 400 Newspapers
A publishers buying corporation formed to supply news print to about four hundred newspapers across Kansas Missouri Arkansas Colorado and Nebraska. William J. Pape publisher of The Waterbury Republican and president of the group said the plan secures adequate supply and aims to obtain newsprint at a uniform price to avoid ruinous competition.
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Teague
Kansa
Missouri
Arkansas
Colorado
Nebraska
Seorf
William J. Pape
Waterbury fConnt
Legion Invites Foch and Beatty to Cleveland Convention
United Press reports the American Legion has invited Marshal Ferdinand Foch of France and Admiral David Beatty of Great Britain to attend its Cleveland convention set for September 23 to 29. The invitation highlights international wartime leadership joining the event.
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United Press
New York
The
American Legion Today
Marshal Foch
France
Admiral Beatty
Great Britain
Legion
Cleveland
SATS VICTIM IS MISSISSIPPI GIRL
Allentown police grilled William Leroy alias Roy Larren on suspicion he is the Detroit Leroy linked to a trunk murder case. He said he spent two days in Detroit with a girl named Mary whose home was Escanaba Mississippi. Mary disappeared before he left the area. Leroy, 19, has prior robbery and auto theft convictions. He will be held pending word from Detroit authorities.
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United Press
Allentown
Voday
Willam Leroy
Roy Larren
Leroy
Detroit
Mary
Escanaba
N.ck
East
Pontiac
Midh
Binghamton
Pullman Porter
Chicago
C. C. Finler
Fr. Leroy
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Western Railway
Los Angeles
Trumbull
Expressman
Mich
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New York
Rauroid
Eugene Leroy
Marie Trumbull
Leros
Anthem Heard Across Ocean From Steamship Victorian
Passengers aboard the steamer Victorian heard the British national anthem sung from England, a distance of 2 180 miles, through wireless telephonic communication. Voices were clear and audible despite the long distance and limited interruptions in the link.
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Oklahoma Corn Prospects Declared Best in State History
John A. Whitehurst, president of the state board of agriculture, said rainfall in early today improves the 1820 Oklahoma corn outlook, calling it the best in state history. He added cotton prospects have rapidly risen over the past ten days to a bumper crop.
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Oklahoma
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Oklo
John A. White
Ihurst
State Board of Agriculture
Grain Dealers and Ex-Brewers Indicted in Milwaukee
Milwaukee report states Albert August Rudelph and Howard L Sterr, grain dealers and former Lemira brewers, were indicted by the federal grand jury on seventeen counts for alleged liquor violations. They were arraigned and bound over to the next grand session in $500 bail each. Also named are Bram met, John Ludowicki, Adam Thomas, and Joseph Withs lot, indicted for Mauer law violations and to be arraigned.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Albert
Rudelph
Howard L Sterr
Lemira
Federal Grand
Prec Brammet
John Ludowicki
Oshkosh
Adam Thomas
North Lena du Lac
Joseph Withslot
Fondau Lac
League is not in control in political campaign speech
Saratoga Springs a p s dispatch reports David Jayne Hull temporary chairman of the Republican state convention framed the landmark choice as American nationalism versus Wilsonian internationalism. He argued the league is led by the allied supreme council and urged shifting league power to a world judiciary with Hague tribunal support, warning the U S must not subordinate its constitution to covenants.
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Saratoga Springs
League of Nations
David Jayne Hull
Wilson
Ali
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League
Supreme Council of the Allied Powers
Elihu Hoot
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Hague
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United States
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Harding mulls skipping golf as campaign plans unfold
Marion Ohio reports President hopeful Warren G Harding may abandon golf for now due to travel and press demands. He seeks exercise and relaxation but courses near Marion are inaccessible, and campaign plans move ahead with delegations and arranged speaking engagements in August.
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Raymond Clapper
Marion
Warren G. Harding
Reig
Brrding
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Northampton
Nerminea
Harding
Cox
Mansfield
Wayne County
Assocaten Press
Farding
Wnd
Haifa Downers
Ohio
Date University
New York Republican State League
Detroit
Hiram Johnson
Loyal Order of Moose
East Liverpool
Clinton County
Tadiana
Jack Johnson Faces Jail Time Ahead of Bail Hearing
Former eight world champion Jack Johnson awaits a two month jail term as he remains in Joliet Illinois. Federal authorities seek to keep him jailed until Judge Carpenter can hear the case. Prosecutor Clyne says efforts will continue to prevent release while Johnson is in custody.
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Associated Press
Umicago
Jack Johnson
Lappear
Carnenler
Clyne
Johnson
Sensational market breaks hit wheat and grain futures
A dramatic market downturn swept wheat corn and oats with sharp losses across the board. Traders blamed favorable crop outlook tight money and export demand shifts as prices tumbled from yesterday’s levels. In Chicago March wheat fell to 2.37 and December to 2.24 while Kansas City values slid further amid continued selling pressure.
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Associated Press
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Deserters Seen Hiding in Paris Montmartre Tunnels
AP reports 1500 AmEst troops defecting in Paris with hideouts in Montmartre underground passages. Apache activity, tight police nets, and alerts by American military police from Coblenz keep deserters penned near the capital. Courts martial issue sentences in Coblenz while Paris guards intensify patrols.
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France
Paria
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American Expeditionary Forum
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Pari
Sountas
Coblenz
Amenea
Reds Take Brody
An official Moscow statement reports Brody, a key Galicia town sixty eight miles east northeast of Lembere, occupied by Polish forces. The communique says Soviet troops have achieved successes along the front lines.
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Associated Press
Landem
Brody
Galicia
Lembere
Polshevki
Moscow
Sloops Struggle For Cup In Close Offshore Race
The American sloop Shamrock battles the British defender Resolute in a delayed start off Ambrose Light Ship. With light to moderate breeze, Shamrock edges ahead at times while Resolute fights to windward. By 4.20 both yachts held the starboard tack with Shamrock slightly ahead as the wind and race conditions remained uncertain.
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Eastern Railroad Plans Large Loan Approval Sought
Associated Press reports that the Puttaborg and Jake Erie Railway asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to issue promissory notes totaling 2 225 000 dollars. A hearing is set for July 30 regarding the earlier request to issue equipment trust certificates amounting to 2 400 000 dollars.
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Jake Erie Railway Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Iasne Equipment Trust
Woman Doctor Dies in Topeka Socialist Senate Candidate
Topeka Kan Dr Fivn Harding a renowned woman physician in the west and a Socialist candidate for the United States Senate died here today leaving a notable figure in medicine and politics.
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United Press
Topeka
Kan
Fivn Harding
West
United States Senate
Biggest Bay in Life of Governor Coolidge Ceremony
The Northampton crowd of 16 000 gathered at Allen Field to notify Calvin Coolidge of his Republican presidential nomination as vice presidential candidate. Gov Edwin P Morrow delivered the welcome address with Dr Clark Stelye presiding. Governor Lodge led Republicans from Boston. Vermont farmers attended, recalling Coolidge’s birthplace and farm upbringing near Plymouth.
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Allen Field
Northampton
Mann
Calvin Coolidge
Mor
Massachusetts
Coolidge
Ife
Main Street
Smith College
Edwin P Morrow
Kentucky
Clark Stelye
Michael I. Fitzgerald
Kenneth B. Walles
Edweds Church
Calvin Coalidge
Republican Party
Boxton
Henatar Lodge
Channing -Cox
Mulliken
Maine
Gartlett
New Hampshire
Plymouth
Vast U S Population Largely Earns Under Two Thousand Yearly
A government analysis shows about 105 million Americans earn $2000 or less annually, with roughly 2 million filing higher incomes. The report notes around 4 million returns indicate an average wage well below $2000, while 42 percent of the population tops out at that level. It also references a Labor Department study on the cost of maintaining decency for a five person family in Washington.
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Coutaled
Washington, D. C
United States
B. Hurry
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Internal Revenue
Labor Department
Ington
Spots of rust on Bridgeport trolley system halt service
Bridgeport, Conn. trolley cars halted after a maintenance issue left rust spots along about thirty three miles of tracks. Nearly a thousand Connecticut company employees were furloughed as city officials refused to bar fitness from streets. Workers received two weeks pay and were told not to seek other jobs. traffic officers directed jitneys to manage crowds.
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Bridgeport
Coma
Connecticut “Company
Commor Council
Weather Forecast for Winronsta Delights Warm Midweek
Fair and warmer conditions prevail with a sunny start. Sunday night will be warmer in the south and extreme east portions. Local observations note cloudy periods and mild temperatures with a positive trend into Wednesday.
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Winronsta
Conference on Russo-Polish issue moves to Boulogne
Boulogne hosts a high level meeting as Premier Millerand and British leaders negotiate the Russian soviet proposal for a conference with allied chiefs. Lloyd George and Curzon arrive, with talks aiming to secure Russian recognition of past international engagements and soviet authority. The session follows a Paris departure by Millerand and ministers.
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Millerand
Marshal Foch
Francois Marsal
Philippe Bertholot
Foreign Office
Worning
Riviera
Lloyd George
Earl Curzon
Laming Worthington Evans
Paris
United Press
Hotel Imperial
Frederic Francois-Marsal
Finance
Philippe Berthelot
At & O'Clock
United Presa Party
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George
Boulogne Telay
Edifferende
Moscow
Baron Wrangell
Russia
France
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United States
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London
George Tchitcherin
Spa
Poland
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Mary Trumbull
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