Republicans Stream to Lead in Washoe County Primary
Washoe County reports record primary registration with 8964 electors. Republicans outnumber Democrats by 1292, 4640 to 3348, plus 929 nonpartisans, 43 Socialists and 4 Prohibitionists. Reno precincts total 6808 registrations. Sparks 1256 countywide sixteen Reno precincts plus Sparks show gains since 1918. Extra cards from Huffakers and Verdi bring Republican totals higher as outlying precincts add names.
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Washoe county
Beemer
Reno
Sparky
Paitroad
Sparks
Rep. Dem
P. Soc
Verdi
Wadeworth
Gerlach
Soldier Held On Murder Charge in Camp Grant Slaying
Madison Wis authorit ies say Private Lester Van Tassel of Camp Grant may know details of the June 17 killing of Mrs Leroy Moss wife of Capt Leroy Moss as the couple rode in a car with friends in Rockford Mt local authorities doubt Van Tassels account and implicate Private George Peters in the escape and shooting. Railroad men meet at Colorado Springs for annual general managers conference with A G Wells presiding and technical topics to be discussed.
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ROCKFORD
Madison
Wis
Lester Van. Tassel
Camp Grant
Leroy Moss
George Petera
Von Tassel
Mra
Moss
Peters
Inter Peters
COLORADO EPHinS
i. o
Sonng Fe railroad
A. G. Wells
wthe
Chicago
Leader Kemal warns Greece of disaster in Asia Minor
Mustapha Kemal Pasha, leader of Turkish nationalists, declares the Entente underestimated Turkish strength and predicts disaster for Greece as it masss a move against Anatolian railways. He says Bolshevism is not incompatible with Islam and confirms cabinet authorization for the interview. Greece seeks to shake Turkish morale with Allied backing. Time will show the ultimate results.
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ANGORA
Asia Minor
Mustapha Kemal
Pasha
Associated Press
Entente
Turkey
Calla
Great Britain
Greece
Smyrna
Embargo Debate and Legal Appeals in California
Sacramento proceedings reveal Ichizo Sato's appeal against a Sacramento county clerk registration denial. Hawaiian court jurisdiction questioned as Sato seeks mandate to register. Brazilian aviator Lieut Martins dies in Buenos Aires crash amid attempted Rio de Janeiro flight. Immediate coal movement embargo discussed by U S railroads to ensure prompt unloading at piers. Huerta and Cantu confer in Mexico City amid surrender talks and next week plans disclosed by Univergale.
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SACRAMENTO
Cal
Ichizo Sato
state district court of appeals
Sato
United States
federal district court
Hawaii
supreme court
BUENOS .AIRES
Lieut. Martins
John Pinder
Lane Estebes
Rio Jane
thia city
WASHINGTON
tdegrster
American railroad association
CANTU
HUERTA
MEXICO’ CITY
de la Huerta
Esteliio Cantu
Lower
Californ
aritdless
Univergale
saya
Mexico City
Suffrage Welcomed as Women Join National Policy Role
Senator Harding declares that women’s suffrage is a vital asset for Republicans in the campaign. He says voting women will back the party for leading social reform and national policies, noting Democrats failed to enforce reform. He lauds women for winning their own victory and joining as full partners in shaping national programs.
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MARION
Harding
Republican party
jln
Democratic party
Hardining
America
Poles Pummel Bolsheviks As Warsaw Front Surges
Paris report states Poles unleash tanks planes and armored trains to overwhelm Bolsheviks along the Vistula and Bug front. In the east 3000 prisoners seven cannon and vast supplies seized near Novo Minsk and Serock as Warsaw braces for waves of Soviet detainees. Polish progress in most fronts except Lemberg area noted with Brest-Litovsk evacuation looming.
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Warsaw
Vistula
Bug
Novo- Minsk
here
Serock
Lemberg
Huni
Wlockvawek
Brest-Litovsk
Bug river
Lukow
PARIS
Bandits Seize Mail Pouches On Missouri Pacific Train
In St Louis Aug 19 two masked bandits stopped a Missouri Pacific mail train bound for Little Rock and escaped with four sacked mail pouches. Police search the area after the robbery as a pouch found in weeds along the track holds intact contents awaiting check by postal officials.
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sir. LOUIS
Missouri
Little Rock
Ark
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Coal Miners Weigh Wages After Prolonged Conference
Cleveland Aug 18 A joint conference of field and central organizers failed to reach a wage agreement after a five day session. Miners demanded higher pay while operators offered a modest increase. The meeting adjourned sine die with a vote split and no consensus on a new contract.
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CLEVELAND
Minera
oforsa
Note From Italy Awaited On Trusso Polish Situation
Washington reports awaiting formal reply from Italy to a note sent to the Italian ambassador regarding the Trusso Polish situation. France publicly backs the American principals opposing Russia's dismemberment and notes its opposition to Bolshevik actions. Italy has informal reply. full reply promised soon.
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WASHINGTON
state départment
Taly
Calby
France
Colby
Russia
Mountain Falls Village Buried by Mountain Slide
Manila august 17 official advices report a mountain top collapse on this island burying an entire Igorote village under hundreds of feet of earth. seventy natives are feared dead as night toppled the village in the Mountain province within two hundred miles of Manila. No bodies have yet been recovered.
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MANILA
P. L
Prices of Gasoline To Be Investigated
San Francisco August 19 instructions to proceed with an investigation of recent gasoline price increases received from Attorney General Palmer by Frank M Sliva United States district attorney The telegram contained orders and notice that a special investigator would be employed in the work
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SAN FRANCISCO
Palmer
Frank
Ratification in Tennessee Faces Grand Jury Probe
In Nashville August 19, the bitter firage fight in the Tennessee legislature echoed as Judge Debow charged the Davidson county grand jury over alleged improper influence aimed at legislators. Affidavits claimed undue pressure on Representative Burn to support a federal amendment, though Burn denied the charges. The affidavits, signed by C. C. Wallace and Ennis B. Murray, allege remarks by several persons including Rep Joe Hanover and Maj. G L Daughtry.
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NASHVILLE
Tenn
Tennessee
Debow
Davidson county criminal court
Nash Ville
Representative Burn
chinaas oewn
Burn
house
C. C. Wallace
Lewiabure
Ennis BE. Murray
federal land bank of
Louisville
Joe Hanover
Shelby county
G. L. Daughtry
Harding replies youthful outlaws to criticism of Gov Cox
Marion Ohio August 14 Senator Harding answered Democratic attacks on the government by party doctrine. He said if elected president he would allow each branch of government to perform its constitutional role. He asserted the senate would have a say in foreign relations, defending the principle while criticizing partisan claims about the constitution.
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HARDING
GOV
COX
MARION
senate
United States senate
America
Escape at Elko School Two youths flee from state industrial school
A general alarm was issued as Ted Whitmore committed from Reno and Joseph F Bell from White Pine County escaped through pivatory windows at Elko state industrial school last night. Bell, 19, known for prior violence with L R Fristoe, who is serving life, was part of a deadly duo that killed deputies Requa and St Clair after a cattle office raid near Deeth. Fristoe remains imprisoned. Whitmore had a troubled Reno youth record.
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Heng
state
Elko
Ted Whitmore
Reno
Joseph F. Bell
White Pine county
Bell
L. FR. Fristoe
Deeth
Requa
St. Clair
Fristoe
Whitemore
Fire chief saves wife in San Francisco blaze
Captain B. T. Courtney of the San Francisco fire department rescued his wife and a dozen others from a tight frame apartment building hit by a fire. The blaze caused substantial damage estimated at about $100,000 before it was brought under control early today.
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SAN / FRANCISCO
B. T. Courtney
San* Francisco
Five Big Packers Propose Disposing of Plants
Five major packers submit a plan to the justice department to dispose of their stockyards in a two year phaseout. The plan, filed in Washington, aims to separate from unrelated businesses and limit to wholesale meat trade. It covers Chicago yards and plants at Omaha Kansas City Denver Fort Worth Sioux City and St Paul as part of a court decree.
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department of justice
district of Columbia supreme court
ment of justice
Chicago
Omaha
Kangaa City
Denver
Fort Worth
Sioux City
BL Paul
Perils in Near East relief work amid Turkish bombardment
Eighteen American workers with the American commission for relief in the Near East are besieged in Adana as Turkish forces and famine threaten. French troops have fought their way to Mersina for supplies, while motor trucks bring aid with heavy losses along a sixty mile front. Americans warn of dwindling refugees, with soup kitchens planned for ten thousand Armenians and many orphans sent to Cyprus.
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CONSTANTINOPLE
Associated Presa
American commission for relief in
Near East
Adana
Asia Minor
Mersina
American relief commission
Mereina
Mustapha Kemat Pasha
Webster Anderson
Crawfordeville
Ind
Adina
Mediterranean
Anderson
farma
Cyprus
Dorris Nevin
Colony Club of
New York
Ethelbert Nevin
Emily KR. Block
Adelaide Crané
Quincy
Ruth W. Henry
Hamherst
Nana Lowe
Avia
William Dodd
Montclair
N. J
Philip Leon Flora
Springfield
Mass
Wilson Fowle
Woburn
George W. Patterson
Randolph
Wiliam Rainbo
Philadelphia
Earl H. Seeley
San Angelo
Tex
Mary and
Elizabeth Webb
Boston
Clare Bissell
Margaret A. Owens
Upper Silesia to Be Neutral Says Allied Commission
Berlin Aug 1 A semi official statement says negotiations with the Allied commission at Oppeln began to preserve the neutrality of Upper Silesia plebiscite districts. The commission pledges to prevent aid to any warring power. Kattowicz reports quiet streets with heavy security police on patrol amid a siege following Tuesday’s fatal disorders that claimed 27 lives. One Allied soldier was killed and eight wounded.
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BERLIN
Allied commission
Oppeln
Upper Silesia
Kattowicz
Hog Island bids to be asked for soon in sale
Washington Aug 19 Officials said bids will be culled for Hog Island shipyard Philadelphia and the government fleet of more than 1200 vessels. The Shipping Board votes to sell Hog Island and proceed with merchant marine ship sales under the act, without waiting for a presidential appointment of the new board.
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WASHINGTON
Ialand e
Philadelphia
shipping board
Gaye
Hog Island
Benson
Wilson
Defeat of Bolsheviks Reported Serious
Washington Aug 19 report says unless Bolshevik leaders speed up military realignments, defeat of Soviet forces before Warsaw will become very serious per a cable from the American legation at Warsaw.
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WASHINGTON
Warsaw
state
department
Waraw
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