German disarmament plan discussed with Allied statesmen
German Foreign Secretary Dr von Simons told allied leaders at the conference in Spa Belgium that he hoped disarmament talks could reach an agreement. Two Japanese officers met with Truston officials in a closed car drawing mystery. Allies kept distance from the German delegation headquarters.
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Newton C. Parke
Tnternational
Spa
Belgium
Germany
von Simons
Truton
Canes
Fehrenburh
Ute
Volek
Uilion
Maicokn
Gossieh
Cerumn Chinister
Setense
Geo. von Steckt
Sureroment
van Simons
Absle
Constantinople
Turkey
Lis Thealle
Tiwan
Wilson's Grip on Party Diminishes Now
Article reports James Cox securing the Democratic nomination at the convention, ending Woodrow Wilson's influence. It highlights Cox's campaign, Moore's role, and anti-Wilson sentiment. Also covers Spa conference news, German disarmament talks, and Polish front developments with Allied diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cton
San Antonin
Nerws
Cheinko Tribune
Chicne
Tribuna
ARIS
Lrbune
Pripet
Warsaw
Dorpat
Heval
Moscow
Pracg
Lenine
Ted Arspley Yerer
Alves
Germany
Fran
England
Paris
Spa
Matahasi Foch
Wilson
Gerany
Marshall Foch
Puce Twa
Republicans Map Campaign With League as Paramount Issue
July 7 Chicago report states the League of Nations dominates the 1920 campaign. Will Hays and Republican leaders map strategy with Senator Harding as nominee, focusing on league policy. McCormick Sherman New Willis Cook Adams confer to frame the effort, while Democrats push alternate themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
League of Nations
Will Hays
Republican Nations
Harding
McCormick
Sherman
New Willis Cook
South Dakota
John T. Adams
Iowa
Hays
Nae
Alesround
Barey
AL T. Hort
Cox
Cassel
McNeel Jewelry Co Feature and Gift Selections
A garbled notice highlights McNeel Jewelry Co offering a splendid selection of items. Names and fragments suggest a promotion or feature on jewelry by Ynestig Digmonds and related parties, with unclear roles and dates. The readable bits imply a retail showcase and promotional display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bummert
Valets
Close
Rar- McNeel Jewelry Co
Alsban
Ynestig Digmonds
Acd Pliti
Zionist Brandeis Chosen In Direct Move To Palestine
International Zionist conference opens with Justice Brandeis as leading American figure. Max Nordau urges immediate settlement of 10,000 Jews in Palestine while debate centers on administration, immigration, and finance as delegates from many nations discuss the future of a Jewish homeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolotics Thompson
International News Service
T—Louis de Brandeis
Uoited States Supreme Court
International Zionise
Max Norday
Weissmann
Palestine
M. Sakolowy
Plits
Russia
America
Wollhy
Justice Erandeis
Raad
Max Nordau
Manny
M. Nordau
Britain
San Remo
Wales
Kr. Wissmann
Prestat Zionist Organization
Paris Mayor Fired During Turmoil
Paris police report a night of clashes between white and black residents amid unrest. Mayor Crook was fired on while touring the Negro section in a car after midnight. A hardware store was looted and set afire. guns and ammo were seized as authorities investigate possible mistaken identities in two deaths.
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Patus
Vos
Strenta
Blacka
Crook
Varly
Tyroneses
Harry
Irving Arthur
Oklahoma
Frid
Eubanks
Reds and Poles Battle on Ukraine Front
London July 7 A massive clash reported along a wide Ukrainian front near Kiel north of Kiev pits Poles against Russian and Ukrainian forces. The Polish legation denies a five-division Soviet drive and reports no capitulation despite widespread rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukrainia
London
Ruysac Dolsberjk
Ukraini
Kiel
Legation
Amy
Newa Agency
Berlin
United States
Lentz Tailor 108 Solodey Natl Bank of Commerce
A brief local notice mentions Lentz, a tailor, and a connection to a Natl Bank of Commerce location on Solodey Street. Details are sparse, but the item notes a business or person of interest linked to the bank in a historical city context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LENTZ
Tailor
Solodey Si jAssauning Natl Bank of Commerce
Taar
Mexico Names New Ambassador to United States
Mexico appoints Don Fernando Iglesias Calderon as Special High Commissioner to Washington. His primary task is to assist in efforts to secure an agreement between the Republic of Williamstan and the new De tt Muerta government in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Fernando Iglesias Calderon
Mexico
Washinston
Y Willistan
de Tt Muerta
Cox Roosevelts Sure to Win in Candidate Cox Roosevelts Sure
Carlos Bee asserts Cox Roosevelts win for Congress from his district after nominating James M Cox for president and Franklin D Roosevelt for vice president at the Democratic convention in San Francisco. He praises Cox as a self made Democrat and strong supporter of the administration, aiming to build a united ticket.
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James KK
Francisco
Mele
James WM. Cox
Meanklis D. Roosevelt
White House
Wateh
Chicago
Lor Cox
Tall
Cox
Mimgell Jd Mat
Sidine Lim
Congress
Stith
Indim
Wold
Harding
Ohio
Frank
Totus
Feemen
Ed Moore
We Pure
Tery
Cox Was “Through” and Could Not Possibly Be Nominated. Earh
Moore
Tnory
Tia
Afalu
Cox-Roosevelt
Carlos Bee
Seros Bee
Ra-Dec- Gonte
James M.cox
San Franecisco
Frootlie D. Roosevelt
Tee
Heiva
Bs Coe
Beesehoven
Procter Keeps Portion of Wood Campaign Funds
Testimony details William Loeb Jr handling Wood presidential campaign money. Loeb depository sent $215,000 to Chicago, $189,009 to Eastern headquarters, and $347 to York. noted checks and transfers, including a $3,000 to Col WC Procter. Senators pressed for origins of funds and names of contributors amid sparse information.
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Hicagg
Daly
Senate
William Loeb Jr
Loeb Gailie
Col WC. Procter
Wood
Loeb
Sprague
Weed
Snousir
John J. Wing
Hig Advive
Maine
California
Léague of Fifty
New York
J. B. Duke
George W. Terkint
Rogers
Dorking
Lach
Billy Sends Dollar to Swell Milk Fund
A small boy named Billy writes from a newspaper office about poverty and calls for aid for hungry children. He explains he sent a dollar to the milk fund and expresses heartfelt concern, describing milk and food as needed for needy kids and hoping to help them grow up strong.
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Billy
Illy
Milk and Ice Fund
Iuida
Wright
SoungAin
Owen and Debs in Third Party Adds 70 Talk
Chicago dispatch reports rising interest in a third party as Senators Owen of Oklahoma and Debs the Socialist gain attention. Wisconsin's LaFollette draws strong support from delegates, while Johnson of California and Clark of North Carolina surface as potential names. Veterans groups plan to meet, with scattered delegates arriving for separate conventions. continued coverage promised on page two.
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Don T
Hicago
Senate
Hubert L. Owen
Milahoma
Eugene Tebs
Robert M. Lalaiette
Wisconsin
Lalollette
Lia Follette
Owen
Debs
Republcan
Immcratic
Socialist Party
Francises
Huwy Wiliams
Primk
Walsh
Aml
Labor Party
Daimografs
Tere
Clark
North Carolina
Botah
Tdaho
Milk Fund Benefit Plans Brightens San Antonio Children
Contributions from local residents raise funds for a milk and ice fund benefiting needy children. Adults and families donate for candy, picture shows, and other entertainments while noting workers and younger volunteers aiding the cause. Continued on Page Seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Weather forecast for East Texas region appears unreliable
Fragmented weather note mentions temperatures around 83 degrees, partly cloudy conditions and a Sunday to Thursday window. OCR errors obscure most locations and times, but the core forecast indicates warm, unsettled patterns with limited clarity on exact days.
Cox Roosevelts ticket triggers party reorganization
Washington July 7 The Democratic National Committee will direct President Wilson’s role in the forthcoming campaign as plans for reorganizing the party take shape. Tumulty said Wilson will stay in Washington this summer, with possible changes if unforeseen circumstances arise. Moore and others plan a Cox Roosevelt leadership batch with a revised national committee structure to back the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Wilson
Democratic National Committee
White House
Tumulty
Wilson T
Cox-Roosevelt
Villa Signs Armistice Reportedly Reached Near Chihuahua
Fragmentary reports say a signing of an armistice between Pancho Villa and the provisional Mexican government occurred after a conference near Chihuahua City. Engineer Torres, described as a friend of Provisional President de la Huerta, left Chihuahua for Mexico City, with officials awaiting formal publication of the terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pancha Vitla
Mexico
Emaesb
Villa Fa
Santa Rosalo
Chichuahus
Sani Rosalla
Chichuahua City
Villa Ja
Torrya
Torres
Cuihuahua
Villa
Io Torres
EL - Vase
Beta
Seagru
Puao
de la Huerta
Bud
Bailey Selects Cox as Governor Candidate for Texas
Former Senator O W Bailey announced his preference for J M Cox as the Democratic nominee for governor amid a rally at New Park in Coryell County, with about two thousand attending. Parson D W Embree introduced Bailey and urged party unity to back the chosen standard bearer.
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Waco
Tes
Nef Park
Juel
Lce
Coryell County
Moody
McLennan Caua
Bailey
J. M. Cox
Parson D. Ww. Embree
Mieslonary Haytiat
San Francisco
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Party
Roosevelt
League
National Committee
Senator Harding
Zionists
Brandeis
U. S
Don Elenando Iglesias Calderon
Procter
WM. Loeb JR
Palon Tang
Juanita
Fred Whisentunt
Cente Point
Texas
Ieee Vas
Arthuna
Hagda
Ken
Tory
Bett Sliver
Lyman Aid Loomied
WeCora
Noel Plomantone Rexaway
Billy Lehrdt
Pefeteegat JK Gevere Wistar Lette
Mack
Bol
Osies Waller
Gvine Capaiy
Total
Saa
Sores Ee
East Texan
Neolees
Tocat
Edmund H. Moore
Cummings
Richard Lee
Universal Service
Nas
Owill Be
Edmund
Dayton
Luemer
Edward G. Hoffman
Tudzana
Thomas L. Lave
MéeAsoo
Beegate
Ald Mx Cummings
Normin F. Mack
Kallas
William Bryan
Thage
Bryan
Tome
Ed My. Mack
Wottman Thin
Unio
Wovernor Cox
Ould
Coe Igamus
Pps
Cnapalen
Wilbur Marsh
Chihuahua
the Express
The
Evening News
McAskill
Dan M. Hill
Charles F. Stevens
Bhig
Bexar
Dra. McAskill
Dan M. Mill
Charles. F. Stevens
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