McAdoo Backers Rally as Democratic Fight Resumes
In San Francisco on July 6, supporters of McAdoo gathered at the Palace hotel night, pledging to press the vote for him despite disorganization and unit rules. Speakers from multiple states urged commitment, while Iowa and California delegates faced pressure for a switch. Cox backers remain energized, with Virginia delegations reported released.
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FE. B. Aldrich
Ban Francisco
Palace Hotel
McAfree
Johnson
Texas
Seasson
Burra Jenkins
Melintyra
Maine
Mirwin
Meredith
Iowa
Franch Heney
California
Mississippi
Cox
Glass
Virginia
Strike of Students in China Fails to Pressure Talks
Thousands of Chinese students nationwide struck to force Peking to deny direct negotiations with Japan over Shantung. Shanghai leaders blamed lack of popular support. about 20,000 in Shanghai quit classes and many more in 14 provinces stayed out for months before ending the action.
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Peking
Japan
Shantung
Shanghai
Clemenceau Monument Visualizes Character of Great Statesman
Paris July 6 Associated Press describes a statue in Burgundian stone to be erected in Vendée early next year. Sculptor Francois Bicard chisels a seven to eight foot figure of Georges Clemenceau in a trench scene with allied soldiers. Critics call the work vivid to the point of roughness yet heroic and full of wartime color.
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Virwalige
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City Opens Roads as Sunday Quiet Falls on Pendleton
Pendleton kept Sunday quiet as holiday crowds flocked to open roads and nearby resorts. Hundreds of residents visit Bing ham Lohman and Hidaway Spring and river picnic spots while shops and offices remain closed.
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Bingham
Lohman
Hidaway Spring
Pendleton
Generil Oman
Two Killed and Many Hurt in Wreck Near Seattle
Two killed and many injured when Great Northern mail train No 27 derailed at Holford fifty miles northwest of Battle Ground. The dead include Otto Vigo engineer of Everett and A J Waerber fireman of Leavenworth. serious injuries reported to Norman C Hafer express messenger of Seattle and Clifford E Wilkinpony brakeman of Seattle.
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Seattle
Wash
Great Northern
Holford
Batttle
Otto Vigo
Everett
A. J. Waerber
Leavenworth
Morman C. Hafer
Clifford E. Wilkinpony
De Valera Complains Of Plank On Ireland Policy
In San Francisco July reports quote President T Valera and Vice President Frank P Walsh of Ireland voicing discontent over how demands for Irish republic recognition are treated at the dam convention. The statements reflect Irish political tensions in the United States.
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Ireland
Hy United
San Francisco
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Prank P. Walsh
Carnival train crash kills six at Atoka
Six were killed and 25 injured when a Katyline freight train wrecked into a carnival train at Atoka. The collision occurred as the carnival car was unguarded, fire násled broke out, and some victims were reportedly trapped by flames.
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United Press
Atoka
Ghia
Turks Lose Key City to Greek Forces on Smyrna Line
London July 3 United Press reports Greek troops captured the city of Galikesira on the Smyrna-Vinderme railway, breaking Turkish resistance on Kemal Pasha's north front. About 1,200 Turks were captured and a large quantity of ammunition seized. Turkish casualties were heavy.
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United Press
London
Galikesira
Smyrna
Vinderme
Muntapla Kemal Pasha
Eric Noreen Tailor Dies After Illness at 92
Eric Noreen aged 92 died yesterday morning at Anthons hospital after a long illness due to abscess of the heart. Born in Sweden he came to the United States years ago and worked in the tall- Orig business with his brother August who survives him. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 pm from Brown chapel with T. L. Bomabarger of the Christian church officiating. The I C O of which Mr Noreen was a member will be in charge of the service.
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Eri Noreen
Anthons’s
Are Ume
Heer
Mr. Noreen
Sweden
United States
August Noreen
Allies And Germans Meet In Brief Conference Session
Allied and German delegates held a 20 minute opening session at the conference here today. The meeting adjourned until tomorrow afternoon, as both sides prepared for further talks in the ongoing negotiations.
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Autociated Press
Sra
Confermod
Mystery in Rank and File Delegates Hints at Delayed Convention
The Democratic presidential nominating race remains unresolved as Cox, McAdoo, and Palmer back their own campaigns. Leaders foresee an early vote but delegates stay uncertain while managers seek cross camp recruits and new support to break the deadlock.
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Toilot Campaiga
Cox
McAdoo
Palmer
Ordor
Geiger
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Hove
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Singer and Lecture Mark Day's Program
Aare Asie faye will present a program tonight at Chat toogum Alem with Paul Poretine and a string quartet. This afternoon the program includes a concert by Perebna and his Quintet, followed by a lecture on music.
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Mark Day
Asie Faye
Witten
Sia
Paul Poretine
Perebna
Pendleton Hot Cake Griddle Sets Northwest Record
Pendleton prepares 45 cake capacity as the largest hot cake griddle in the Northwest. Mr Pendletonian highlights that Pendleton would stretch end to end with hot cakes, estimating 1.16 million cakes made from batter, using 14 275 gallons of batter and weekly consumption of up to 16 000 cakes. The coffee and public appetite drive weekly flour usage.
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Lew Jno
Marawr
Pendleton
Mineon
Pendeton
Canyon City
Ghent County
Pineot
Pinson
Jamaica Thousands Protest Prohibition
Thousands of Jamaica residents unite to oppose prohibition and the liquor trade ban. They argue the tobacco and rum industries, long central to local economy, would suffer from government controls and wasteful enforcement costs.
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Kingston
Jamiparom
Arfael
No Relief In Sight As New Session Convenes
The article reports deadlock across multiple conventions with no relief foreseen as a new session convenes. It lists vote tallies for leaders including McAdoo, Palever, and Davis across several ballots, showing persistent stalemate and shifting support among delegates in San Francisco.
Local tailor hurt in car collision near Court and Aura
Antone Senquist, a local tailor employed by Emil Beck, was severely cut on the face and injured by shattered glass when the car driven by Frank Beat struck a telephone pole at Court and Aura Wheeta. He was taken to St Anthon’s hospital and is reported to be convalescing well.
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Court
Aura Wheeta
Frank Beat
Mr. Senquint
Emil Beck
Onon
Bt Anthons
Home Town Welcomes Senator Harding Parade of Support
Marion townsmen greet Senator Harding returning home as Republican candidate for president. Delegations from Democrats and Republicans mingle, with neighbors and visitors joining in the civic welcome, reflecting broad state interest in the event.
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Marion
Harding
United States
Pendleton Given But Small Part in 10 Play
A draft program for the house appropriations committee visit to Hermiston includes a trip to the proposed McKay Creek reservoir site. Pendletonians are expected to form a five to eight member delegation for the Hermiston visit. The letter to Jim Raley of the Pendleton Chamber endorses entertainment for the congressmen, with a 10 minute talk by Haley and others. The event is set for Friday July 36, with attendees leaving for Idaho at 3:30 p.m.
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House Appropriations Committee
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McKay Creek
BD. Watson
Idaho
Haley
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Herminton
Stan- Meld
Peneton
Pondieton
Armeritary
Oregon Wheat Yield Seen As Very Good This Season
Hyman Cohen editor of the Oregon Journal in Portland reports Oregon expects a big wheat crop despite reduced oat and barley acreage. Prices for wheat likely higher than last year with futures unsettled. cattle conditions are good and farm stocks remain healthy.
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Oregon Journal of Portland
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Prom Pices
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Beuiah Comune
Combine
Death toll rises to nine after train plunge near Mineensilie
Report says nine people died in a train plunge near Mineensilie on Saturday with multiple injuries reported and many hospitalizations. Authorities prompt investigation into cause as rescue and emergency teams work at the site.
Weather details for week of October at Weether chine
A garbled weather note shows a plan for a week of weather data with a maximum of two days and a minimum of 82. It mentions Major Lee Moorhouse and a weather officer, but exact dates and locations are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Lee Moorhouse
Democrats Go Into Extra In Saturday Fails at Settlement
Democrats face setback with a late miscue in a high stakes settlement dispute. The edge shifts after an unexpected error pushes negotiations into extra rounds, complicating an already tight timetable. Details on parties involved remain uncertain.
Two Leaders Control Stalling Vote Block at Democratic Conventions
The Democratic convention enters extra innings as Cox McAdoo factions hold enough votes to block nomination. Reported talks of a compromise with Cummings and Wilson persist, while delegates endure fatigue and pressure for a two thirds majority. Rumors of Virginian support prove unfounded as organizers prepare for extended balloting in Baltimore.
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