Harding accepts GOP nomination in Marion ceremony
Warren G Harding formally accepts the Republican nomination at a Marion notification event. The long program includes a keynote on armament policy and a pledge for industrial peace, economy and currency deflation to ease the cost of living. Delegations from many states participate amid enthusiastic crowds.
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Athletes added to Olympic team by American committee
Four new members named to the Olympic squad by the American committee include Carl Johnson of Michigan for jumps Billy Meanix of the Boston Athletic Association for hurdles Leo Meapongale of Missouri for prints and Mine Aileen Allen for high diving.
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Referendum Choice by Seven Leaders in Rail Unions
Chicago July reports say seven railroad unions accept the wage award while others push for a referendum. Fifty Denver switchmen strike to protest the award, with some scheduled for midnight duty and others at 8. Cooperation among lines remains uneven as talks continue.
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Mills Granted Franchise for Underground Flume Project
At the city council meeting, a proposal to construct an underground flume from the elevatory under Woh street to the Collins Flour Mill was approved. The mill indicated willingness to proceed with the project, enabling direct water or material flow without wagon transport.
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Wheat Market Closes Higher Amid Volatile Sessions
Wheat prices moved strongly with Dec futures closing around 2.09 to 2.60 in the session readings from Oherbook Cooke Company. March activity showed an open near 2.41 and a close near 2.03, reflecting a volatile pattern.
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Echo to play Milton-Freewater for county title Sunday
Echo faces Milton-Freewater in Round-Up Park for the Irrigation League champions title. Blue Mountain League rival projected to clash in a county championship play.
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Lodge Supports Hague Tribunal Policy at Harding Nomination Hearing
The speech by Lodge urges continued policy at the Republican convention and administration, praising President Harding’s stance against the League of Nations and endorsing the Hague Conference framework. He argues for a permanent international court and a cautious path to disarmament, aligning with party leadership on foreign affairs.
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Opium Smuggler Identified as Wanted Trouble Maker
San Francisco police arrest reports identify Sea Hoo Yee as a yellow smuggler of opium. Federal authorities say he admitted using a fake name and described a broader scheme, facing multiple contraband charges and a pending defense.
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Notification of August 7 Court Action Involving Roosevelt
The notice states Cox will be notified on Saturday August 7 regarding a legal matter connected to Roosevelt. The document references the government of the United States and mentions parties such as Taite Birt Whepene Dayton and a Retertvelt chemical entity, with a location tied to Wyde Park in New York.
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German Government Declines Comment on Troop Movement Through Territory
Berlin reports the government will not comment on reports of troop movements through German soil toward Poland. The stance follows recent tensions and signals no official confirmation of a military deployment. No names or dates are provided in the readable text.
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Barbed wire over city fails and list of victims mounts
Belfast riots between Unionists and Sinn Féin resume as a post office on Pallas Road is wrecked during the fighting. Police fire on the crowd, prisoners are reported, and property damage climbs to £000,000 with barricades across the city. Sir Tamir Green warns of the continuing violence as troops patrol and supply a cautious response.
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Higher mail rates may raise revenue for railroads
Washington July 22 railroads may pay the commerce commission for higher rates of mill transportation to help raise revenue to meet wage award granted to the workers railroad executives and to day the post office department mid any increase in rail rate will probably reduce the higher postal charge
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Mysterious Hold Up At Powell Residence Reported
Two intruders entered 12 West Alto early this morning at the Powell home and held up the occupants while demanding cash. Neighbors dispute details as investigators and police consider the incident a staged hold up with no official report filed.
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Status of Ambassador Questioned at Hearing
Washington reports that at yesterday's hearing in the deportation proceedings against Ludwig Martens, the United States argued for immunity claims tied to his diplomatic status. The defense contends the proceedings are irregular due to the alleged immunity granted by a Soviet envoy, a central issue in the case.
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Organizing Committee Closes Headquarters in Pittsburgh
National union for front and steel workers suspends operations at its main office in Pittsburgh. Centered on uniting workers nationwide, the committee cited strategic shifts and ongoing negotiations as grounds for shutting the Neatquartery facility temporarily.
Play Carnival Shaken by Rain as Pendleton Children Attend
Rain and threatening skies dampen a Pendleton free carnival, yet children under 15 attend with parents watching. The event, under the supervision of Miss Tutt Mearnen and student teachers at STE, featured performances and demonstrations including gymnastic acts and a physical training showcase.
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Senators Opposed Pact Urged as Sentinels of Government
Raymond Clapper reports from Marion Oregon on May 22 as a Republican candidate lauds senators who opposed the league pact’s ratification, calling them sentinels on towers of constitutional government. He vows a referendum and stresses party unity, enforcement of laws, and cautious foreign policy while opposing government ownership of railroads and endorsing collective bargaining and tariff reform.
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