Third Party Talk Narrows Labor Vote Split
Chicago July reports show the National Labor Party debating joining with the Committee of 48 Non-Partisan League Anti Tax Party Triple Alliance and National Service Party to form a new third party. Henry Ford’s possible presidential nod is discussed while Hoffmann signals Ford’s possible acceptance if nominated. Hopkins denies full Bull Moose support as Liberals rally and warn voters about the older party platforms.
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National Service Party
United Press
Chicago
National Labor Party
Labor Party
Committee of 48
Non-Partiaan League
Angle Tax Party
Triple al- Hanes
National Service Party of
South Dakota
Tabor
Allberal
National Party
Laborites Party
Milne
Henry Ford
Charles Hoffman
Ford
Hoffman
United Pres
Harding
Hopkins
Committee of Oil Today
Liepkina
Republican Party
Old
Five Generals Take Up Arms In Revolt In Mexico
Provisional president De Hiverta says five generals have risen against the New Mexican government in Mexico City but form no real military, with an estimated 600 men involved. Reports also say Mexican officers once aligned with General Pablo Gonzalez have been imprisoned for plotting, according to unofficial notes reaching the State Department through the American embassy.
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Washington
Cvase
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Atute Department
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Ytais
Ghipad
International police oust Russian crews in Seas action
International police seized crews of three Nemian volunteer vessels at the request of the Romanoff Consul General Grove. Major Johnson, British commander, backed the action. crews refused to recognize the Remonsif directorate and clung to the Vladivostok provisional government amid the Constantinople headquarters dispute.
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Shanohal
International Police
Wessels
Grove
Grease
Reomoneff
Johnson
Remonsif Directorate
Constantinople
Vladivostok
Overbeck and Cooke Open Grain Brokerage Offices
Overbeck and Cooke, a Portland based brokerage firm, opens offices in the Judd building formerly W C E Pruitt, will start brokerage operations by July 15. They will not buy grain locally and will quote prices and data for general brokerage. An office will also be opened in Walla Walla, the first of its kind in each city.
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Busines
Portland
Judd
Hot Winds Hit Wheat Yield, Collins Reports
Grain dealer H W Collins says hot winds are damaging wheat across the belt from Bun ney to Spokane. He toured fields with Hymen H Cohen of the Oregon Journal and estimates crop losses. Cohen put the crop at 4 million bushels in Monday’s view, Collins believes 6 million or more could be at risk this week.
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Bpokane
Bunney
Collins
Hymen H. Cohen
Oregon Journal
Mr. Collina
Cohen
Collina
Open Air Interchurch Services Planned in Pendleton
Pendleton Protestant churches unite for open air Sunday services in July and August at North Side park and the courthouse lawn. July 11 Presbyterian, July 19 Rev. Fr. Gornall Methodist, July 26 Rev. Cox Capital Church, Aug 1 Rev. Lockwood Episcopal, Aug 1 Rev. Bussobarmer Christian Church, and Aug 1 Rev. Clark Presbyterian. Inter-church lay committee to arrange. public invited.
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Pendleton
North Side Park
Court House Lawn
Presbyterian Church
Gornall
Methodist Church
W. H. Cox
Capital Church
Alfred Lockwood
Episcopal Church
Court Hone Own
Argenet
R. J. Bussobarmer
The
Christian Church
George L Clark
State Normal School Branch May Be Permanent
President J. W. Ackerman of the State Normal School said the summer normal is progressing well and the spirit among students is high. He could not yet confirm permanence, noting the regents will decide and a report may come after further review. Ackerman spoke on The Teacher's Ideals of Life. He will return to Monmouth this evening.
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State Normal School
J. W. Ackerman
Étate Normal
Schoplroom
Monmonth
Democrats Set July 20 Conference To Plan Campaign
Dayton and Washington telegraphs report Democrats arranging a national committee meeting in Dayton on July 20 with nominee James M. Cox. Chairman Homer Cummins says the full committee will meet with Cox as preparations for the campaign intensify. A White House note confirms long distance talks between Cox and the President. In Honolulu five large American freighters sit idle for fuel shortages, delaying voyages and costing owners thousands until an oil tanker delivers fuel.
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Democratic Party
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Homer ®& Cummines
National Democratic Committee
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National Committee
Max
United Press
James M. Cox
Nations
San Francisco
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Honolulu
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Murderer Blanchett Executed at Santa Fe Prison
An execution occurred in Santa Fe for Clyde Armour's murder, dated Oct 23, 1918. Blanchett, claiming to be Armour, lured a travel companion and shot him, with court records noting a first degree murder verdict in 1917 and an ensuing trial before the district court.
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Flbert
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Clyde Armour
Hanted
Armour
Slogx City
Tews
Hie
Winter
California
Clarie
Neb
Freeno
Cal
Denver
Gereber
Blanchett
Santa Fe
Here
Antonio Sandoevaly Griego
Fanta Fe County
Blanchet
Prospects for 1920 Wheat Crop Bounded in June
United Press reports from Washington that the 1920 wheat crop is forecast at about 6,000,000 bushels, based on conditions on July 1. The June 1 estimate was about 7,410,000 bushels, with June conditions showing a gain in prospects by roughly 29,000,000 bushels.
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United Preas
Washington
Department of Agricultery
Payroll secrets linked to murder case murky
New York reports allege payroll disbursements connected to a wealthy man’s murder. Investigators probe that the deceased paid a woman 26 a month and more than 100 monthly to others while the district attorney’s office analyzes tips from Joseph B. Elwell. Assistant District Attorney Talley describes Elwell’s supposed manipulation of women through advice from a horse trainer.
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Bearch
Forte
Joseph B. Elwell
Yeverday
New Torn
Turiman
Talley
Elwell
Thin
Harding schedules G. O. P. conferences
Marion July 9 Senator Harding republican presidential candidate held a series of conferees. Henry L. Stoddard of New York attended the dinner on the road to progressives where a resolution endorsing Harding was adopted. He planned to continue writing his speech accepting the nomination as work on programming progressed.
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Harding
Penghi
Henry L. Stoddard
New York
Armies Push 10 Border as Reds Advance Dictate War Pace
United Press dispatches from London and Warsaw report Bolshevik forces pushing forward on a 500 mile front near Kieff, with Polish universities closed, students enlisting, and a potential corridor to the Baltic states. Berlin dispatches note a Polish willingness to join peace talks, Seek self determination as war drags on.
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London
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Kieff
Polen
Moscow
Han
Graheki
Spa
Désperata Warman
Bolsheviet
Pol
Baltic States
Thousamie
Rovno
Kove
Representives Give In at 11 45 O Clock
Civilians surrender order cited as allies press for German disarmament and occupation terms. Reference to ultimatum demanding immediate demilitarization and abolition of compulsory service under Allied supervision.
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Whce
Germany
Germain
Bryan Deliberates On Presidential Support At Convention
Portland dispatch reports William Jennings Bryan plans a lengthy decision on whether to back the Democratic nomination. Bryan says his heart remains with his caine as he contemplates the path forward after traveling from San Francisco to Eastern Oregon.
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United Prensa
Portland
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
San Francisco
Oregon
Caine
President to convene first League session soon
The United Press reports the president will issue a call for the first meeting of the League of Nations assembly in a few days, as announced by the state department in Washington on July.
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Washington
Wilson T
State Department
Greek Troops Oust Turks From Brussa
Athens dispatch reports Greek forces recaptured Brussa from Turkish control in Asia Minor. Official communication confirms Turkish resistance collapsed as Greek troops achieved decisive advance in the region.
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Coed Prens
Athens
Capone
Truss
Asia Minor
Legislation May Limit Campaign Expenses Debate
A nation wide primary campaign finance reform is under discussion. The committee plans to extend inquiries into presidential campaign expenditures and personal sales tied to official duties.
Fifteen Steamers Sold by Japanese Firms Abroad
Fifteen steamers each over 1090 tons were sold by Japanese concerns to foreign buyers including British, Norwegian, Italian, Belgian, Dutch, Spanish and Chinese merchants. The sales occurred during the four months under the time shipping control law with permits issued. Total tonnage and price details are indicated in the report.
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Tokio
Inet
Weather Report From Mujig Le Observatory
Weather report from Mujig Le with Moorhotes noted as wether observer Masimuny. Ainiiniina Ga Rarometer records 1949 readings.
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Mujig le
Moorhotes
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