Committee of 48 convenes in Chicago today
The Committee of 48 gathered in Chicago with about 1200 delegates, including 26 percent women, to set a three paragraph platform uniting labor nonpartisans and middle class factions. Leader McCurdy urged abolition of special privilege and public ownership of certain sectors as the convention aims to unite diverse groups behind a common platform and candidate.
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Party Platforms Echo Coalition Aims for Broad Victory
Delegates from every state in the union back a coalition to defeat both major parties next November and elect a president and vice president chosen by the people. The platform declares an honest program, avoids world-war promises, and emphasizes clear voter understanding. Hopking cites no fixed nominee as La Follette leads among 2100 responses with 324 choices, Hoover 191, Dele 172, Johnson 157.
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Russians Ready to Recognize Armenia
London July 10 The Russian Soviet government barely to recognize the Independence of Armenia and agreed to vow on document to that effect, according to a dispatch from the Armenian delegation at Moscow today.
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Bolshevik Forces Reach Border of Lemberg in Drive
Dispatches report Bolshevik troops reaching the outskirts of Lemberg while the Poles pull back on the southern front. Vilna is said to have been evacuated by the Molen army.
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Comic Edition Delayed at East Oregonian
The weekly comic section of the East Oregonian did not arrive due to an express delay. The paper regrets the missing feature and will publish it on one of next week’s daily editions.
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Soviets Accept British Trade Conditions in London Talks
July 10 The Soviet government has accepted all conditions proposed by Premier Lloyd George for resumption of trade relations after conferences in London with Leonid Krassin, an announcement to British circles here tonight said.
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League Assembly Called November 15
Washington July to November 1 has been set as the date for the first meeting of the League of Nations assembly, announced today by the war department.
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Premier of Canada sworn in today in Ottawa
Arthur Meighen, minister of Interior of the Unionist government, was sworn in today as premier of Canada in Ottawa. He succeeds Sir Robert Borden, who has retired.
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Senator Harry New to Lead GOP Speakers Bureau
Wy Associated Press reports Chicago July 10 that Senator Harry S. New of Tadlame will head the Republican national headquarters speakers' bureau. Delaware’s Miller, New York’s headquarters chief, and Chicago’s Stevenson Gown are named to assist, with New to remain tethered in Chicago.
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Auto Leaves Curb And Dashes Into Man
Auto leaves curb and dashes down street injuring a man. The incident occurred near sixth avenue and Seneca street when the vehicle struck Joseph Erdlen, 47, causing severe injuries. Police report ongoing investigation and seek witnesses.
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Coal Delivery Dispute Moves to Berlin Commission
Allied and German representatives agreed to arbitrate coal deliveries, forming a permanent allied coal commission in Berlin to monitor coal movements. Germany admitted fault, with Premier Millerand noting only 51 percent of required coal delivered, while talks also cover war crimes trials and broader treaty terms.
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Indian Woman Divorces Erring Mate After Two Alleged Affairs
Julia Minthorn of the Umatilla reservation seeks divorce from Robinson Minthorn after a second alleged infidelity with Indian widow Alice Craig. The petition asks for one third of the reservation allotment, $100 court costs, $500 attorney fees, and $40 monthly support during the suit. J. J. Perry represents the plaintiff.
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Floods in Korea Drown 100 Men as River Han Rises
Reports from Seoul say a flood in SHoon Korea has drowned about one hundred people and flooded forty five houses after River Han overflowed. In Oregon the Wall amette Valley Lumber Company saw a $200000 fire erupt at 10 am in a timber mill. Heat hindered firefighting and 150 workers could lose jobs as 3,046,000 feet of logs and docks face damage.
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Senator Marding Would Invite Vice President to All Cabinet Meetings
Marion July 16 In a bid to boost executive legislative cooperation Senator Marding said if elected president he would invite the vice president to participate in all cabinet meetings. He argued this would improve coordination between the two branches.
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Democratic nominees confer Monday in Columbus
Dayton July 16 United Press reports Democratic nominee Cox and Roosevelt will meet in Columbus on Monday after Cox receives Roosevelt’s telegram promising to leave St Louis tomorrow. Cox plans to lead party treaty efforts and will issue a statement after consulting with Roosevelt and other Democrats.
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Man o War Wins Dwyler Stakes at Laamdunct Track
Man o War Glen Riddles champion three year old wins the $4000 Dwyler stakes before a large crowd at the Lamenduct track.
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Kenyon vows to repeal grant for fighting high cost living
BT Louis July 10 Senator Kenyon announces he will seek repeal of the appropriation granted by the last Congress to the Justice Department to fight the high cost of living. He contends much of the funds were used to boost Attorney General Palmer for the Democratic nomination and that little was tied to the cost of living. Return to Washington. St Louis July 14 The senate committee investigating campaign expenditures ended hearings here today and sent members back to Washington.
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Train 5 Will Take Mail to Portland
Train 5 is scheduled to take mail to Portland, with No 6 passing Pendleton at 1:29 a.m. Mail must arrive at the post office by 7 a.m to enter racks. trap letters will be carried on No 6.
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Berlin report on Spa talks and police security demand
Berlin dispatch notes the German delegation failed at Spa to secure retention of the security police. A newspaper commentary argues allied demands are reasonable.
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Plan Defines Purpose Of League And War Decision
Seattle figures show a local baker leads 126,000 weekly pie sales with 9,286 Seattle residents ordering pie daily. About 17,457 request apple pie, making it one fifth of all pies sold by Seattle bakers, cream pie a runner up.
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Pioneer resident Temperance Humphrey dies at 73
Temperance Isabel Humphrey aged 73 died this morning at her Perkins avenue home after a period of declining health due to heart disease. A 35 year resident, she was born in Tennessee and married FL M Humphrey, who died two months ago. Survived by children Mra C. M. Hogue Mra Fannie Lee Mrs John Greulich W. D. Humphrey Albert Humphrey Bert Humphrey. two infants died in infancy. Funeral plans pending. services will be under the Christian church, of which she was a member.
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Prohibition Officers Added In Washington
Spokane July 10. Donald A. McDonald Seattle state prohibition director says 28 additional prohibition enforcement officers are to be assigned to Washington. He notes 18 first class roads from Canada into Northern Idaho and Eastern Washington remain inadequately patrolled making bootlegger pursuit harder. He adds most liquor entering from Canada is stored along the border for winter trade.
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Air mail debut planned Seattle to Yakima by plane
Seattle posts announce first air mail run Sunday with Rudolph A. Erlichman, a former army pilot, ferrying mail from Seattle to Yakima in about two hours and fifteen minutes. A reverse leg from Yakima to Seattle occurred earlier today with a brief stop at Cle Eur. The Sunday flight is a trial, not a regular service.
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Arizona Governor In Train Wreck Assists Injured
Prescott July 10 two persons killed and four injured three seriously when a Santa Fe Prescott and Phoenix train collided with a motor car between Kirkland and Wilville. The governor assisted in the emergency response and aided injured passengers at the scene. The事故 report notes no further details on causes or investigators.
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Ohio Governor Cox Favors Reservations on League Covenant
Dayton July 140 Governor Cox travels to the White House to seek President Wilson's backing for two reservations to the League of Nations covenant. The proposals emphasize U.S. entry only after Congress authorizes war and a main aim of preventing wars, reflecting a compromise between treaty supporters and opponents while seeking ratification through national consensus.
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Governor Cox reservations gain White House support
Washington on July 10 indicated two League of Nations reservations proposed by Governor Cox may be acceptable to the president. The notes suggest the reservations are interpretative and the White House signaled no objection from Wilson.
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Villa threatens new terror if terms refused
Francisco Villa warned that if terms are rejected by the new government, he will resume terror in Northern Mexico. The bandit had halted operations until July 13 following an armistice arranged last week and is signaling more violence if demands are not met.
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