McAdoo Withdraws From Presidential Race
Democratic leaders in San Francisco report McAdoo has withdrawn his name from the presidential race and will not seek formal nomination. Cummings movement grows as McAdoo fades, with Palmer and Cox vying for delegates ahead of a long, unsettled convention.
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Rail strike lingers as railway board criticized by union
Reports of Chicago Yardmen and others walking out in several cities show no broad resumption of the nationwide railroad strike. Vice President Whitney of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen blames delays by the Railway Labor Board for not issuing a decision on wage increases, while officials say a decision may come within a week to a month.
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Night of Terror Flares in Londonderry Riots
Londonderry endured a second night of violent clashes between nationalists and loyalists. Two-hour battles along the riverside ended with troops delivering relative calm by midnight. Several wounded and a killed policeman were reported as armed parties roamed the city and searches for arms increased. Skibbereen coast yard station repelled Sinn Fein attack with no casualties.
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Charges Rivalry Over Gambling Suppression in Racine
District Attorney Janecky accuses Sheriff Lutter and deputies of not enforcing orders to suppress all gambling at Lakeside carnival. He claims a standing directive exists, yet a raid failed as patrons paused games and operators avoided arrest, prompting questions about official cooperation.
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Episcopal dignitaries set for Lambeth conference in London
Near York prominent dignitaries gather to discuss the Lambeth conference opening in London on July 3. The group travels to England for the historic gathering of church leaders.
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Gimbel Taken in Profiteering Net
Associated Press reports Frederick Gimbel of Gimbel Brothers was arrested by federal agents on profiteering in clothing charges. A merchandise manager and a clothing buyer were also arrested as agents cited 90 to 279 percent profits on garments. Warrant specifics cite several inflated prices on suits and coats, with investigators saying more cases may follow.
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Oshkosh Man Arrested In Madison Madton Plight
Oshkosh leather goods maker Elmer H Evans was arrested in Madison after nervous breakdown signs and telegrams seeking presidential aid. He was adjudged insane and committed to Mendota Hospital by Probate Judge Zimmerman. Evans, 5 8, with dark eyes and brown hair, travels for Evans Leather Goods and resided at 347 Mt Vernon Street.
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New Trial Denied in Magee Suit Against Cubs Club
United States District Judge Peck overruled Magee's bid for a new trial in the Lee Magee versus Chicago National League club case for 9500 in alleged salaries and bonuses. A jury had ruled against Magee recently. Magee's lawyer said the case will be appealed to the United States Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Reed unanimously reelected senator delegate for Missouri fifth
Associated Press reports in Kansas City that U S Senator James A Reed was unanimously reelected to represent Missouri's fifth district as a delegate to the Democratic national convention in San Francisco. The district delegation backed Reed after the state convention ordered the district to name another delegate.
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Navy to Seize Oil Fight Leaves San Pedro Tangle
Admiral Hugh Rodman said no navy plan to land marines in Los Angeles harbor to seize General Petroleum fuel oil. A temporary injunction blocks seizure while a hearing set for Monday reviews navy price offers and company claims.
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Patrollers Guard Duluth Ahead of Mob Threat
Duluth Minnesota again mobilizes with machine guns and bayonets as authorities guard a jail where fourteen Black youths are held on assault charges after a circus crowd lynching left three killed. Adjunct forces arrive from Port Snelling and a special grand jury probes police conduct and the case.
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Reported attack on former Kaiser denied in The Hague
Doorn Holland ward reports no attack on William of Hohenzollern despite rumors of an assault at five o clock Wednesday afternoon. Percovor private secretary to the former ruler told the Associated Press no attack occurred and listed the Kaiser as seriously ill at Doorn with no confirmation of such reports.
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Blood, Short Measure: Collection Is Denied
Clarence Panberg sued for 825 to save a fellow soldier with a quart of blood. Dr Scheldrup contends Panberg's blood was not full enough and he failed to provide a full quart. Dr Scheldrup won the case.
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Bank Robbery at Chagrin Falls Sees $15000 Taken by Trio
Three men pressured two First National Bank employees in Chagrin Falls, a Cleveland suburb, securing $15,000 before escaping in an automobile. Cleveland police are pursuing the suspects as details remain unclear.
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Commission Prepares Marketing Report On Grain Trade
The Federal Trade Commission began prep work on a congressionally required report on grain marketing. The draft includes suggestions to regulate future truth in marketing, ban certain speculation, and preserve hedging. Conferences with Agriculture and farm representatives urged reducing secrecy in grain exchanges and extending cooperative principles to grain handling, storage, and terminal facilities.
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Agreement on illegal price fixing targets dealers and merchants
The Department of Justice moves to curb price fixing by manufacturers and dealers. Indictments against Colgate accusing restraints on price reductions. absence of formal contracts does not shield violations. Clothiers case argues over injunction to halt nationwide profiteering probes. Idaho town requires price marking with fines up to 100 dollars after July 17.
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Wisconsin Governor Seeks Coal Relief From Congress
Milwaukee officials plan to ask Gov Philipp of Wisconsin to join surrounding governors before the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington. Resolution to back the appeal will be presented at Milwaukee’s common council to urge relief due to inadequate coal shipments. Michigan Illinois Minnesota and the Dakotas also are invited to join the effort.
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Former Oshkosh Neenah Man May Be Witness
Special to The Northwestern Neenah Edward Phosades a chauffeur for Joseph Elwell a killed man in New York is a former Neenah man who once worked at Oshkosh He is the son of Edward Rhoades Wan Street The younger Rhoades left here about seven years ago and joined Elwell two years later He is about 26 years old Relatives here received letters about the murder with brief mentions of the tragedy and clippings were enclosed from New York papers
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Reward Offered for Return of Caruso Jewels
A reward of 1000 dollars with no questions asked was posted for the recovery of about 500000 dollars worth of jewels stolen from the boudoir of Mrs Enrico Caruso in Fast Hampton. The offer was announced today by Associated Press reporters.
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Robbers blow bank ten miles south of here
A gang blew the Rosse Save iage Bank ten miles south of here and escaped with 1000 dollars in cash and 5000 dollars in Liberty bonds. Fat Hank and Hew The safe in Rosse Save iage Bank.
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NO VACATION FOR SENATOR HARDING
Washington dispatch reports Senator Warren G Harding has postponed a vacation and will stay in Washington for further conferences with Republican leaders before notification of his nomination. He will travel to Marion Ohio to receive formal notice and begins early talks with party chiefs on issues like the league of nations, agriculture, and reclamation policies.
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Lenroot Sees Third Party in Presidential Race
United Press reports Wisconsin Senator Irvine Lenroot, runner up for vice president at the Republican national convention, predicts a third party will enter the presidental contest next fall. He spoke in Superior and said the third party would draw votes away from the Democrats as well as the Republicans.
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Light Verc Ats Needed In San Francisco
San Francisco dispatch notes safety and fashion concerns for Democratic delegates traveling to the national convention. It describes Market Street hazards, crosswalks, wind along the Golden Gate, and California dress norms to caution or amuse visiting attendees.
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Indian Religious Ceremony Attracts Hundreds In City
By Associated Press Four to five hundred Indians gathered in the city for a sacred burning dance led by Alex Lone Tree. The ceremony began last night and will run tonight with blankets robes war paint and feathers. An arched arbor a log fire and a central rite marked by drums and chanting featured sacrifices and gifts to the leaders as penitents seek spiritual welfare.
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Union Held Liable For 100000 Damages In AJ Courage Case
Justice Adolph Rodenbeck ruled against the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America in a suit by Micheals Stern Clothing Co. seeking a permanent injunction and damages totaling 100000. The decision found monopolistic actions aimed at undermining union standards and equal rights, citing threats and intimidation.Individual members not named in the verdict face no damages.
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American destroyers leave Constantinople for New York
American destroyers Dupont Tattnall and Biddle departed Constantinople today for New York, with an expected six to seven week transit. Other U S destroyers remain in the Aegean Sea and eastern Mediterranean, maintaining presence in the region.
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Confusion of Names Ties Wis to Dartmouth Shooting Case
A report from Hanover New Hampshire says Brewin T Weis of Hull Alabama had no connection with last Wednesday's Dartmouth shooting. The detained witness was actually Cride Nicky Wise of Akon, not Weis, and Weis had no role in the tragedy or the whisky smuggling.
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World tension rise as Boulogne talks loom
London reports a perilous global mood with France Britain Japan Belgium and Greece set to join a Boulogne summit. Turkish nationalist forces under Mustapha Kemal threaten Anatolia while Russian Bolshevik fears grow. Lloyd George and Bri Italy France plan Hythe talks ahead of Boulogne.
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Two to four know Elwell murder claims
New York report states two to four persons may know the identity of Joseph G. Elwell's killer. Assistant District Attorney Joyce says the Elwell home is sealed and investigation will focus on questioning Elwell's friends. The unnamed woman known as Miss Wilson is identified as the housekeeper and owner of a pink glass necktie found in the victim's bedroom.
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Swedish physician Gustaf Gander Sh dies founder of Zander system
Swedish physician Gustaf Gander Sh, renowned founder of the Zander system of medico mechanical gymnastics, died on June 1. Details are sparse and misspelled in this clipping.
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Weather forecast for Wisconsin region and upper lake areas
Washington daily weather bulletin outlines week predictions by the Associated Press. Partly cloudy to partly clear conditions with little temperature change. Regions including the lake and upper valleys expect fair skies with occasional showers and moderate temperatures for the week ahead.
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