Harding Declares League of Nations a Blunder
July 22 Canton Ohio Warren G Harding accepts the Republican nomination praising constitutional government and opposing the League of Nations as a distant threat to independence. He calls for peaceful association by justice while pledging strong Congress cooperation and tariff revival.
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Association of All Nations
Warren G. Harding
League of Nations
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Harding
Republic
Republican Party
Garfield Park
Ameri
Althoot
Henry Lodge
Bayer Aspirin Trade Card Promotes Genuine Tablets
Aspirin labeled Bayer on genuine Bayer Tablet is claimed safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for over twenty years. Accept only unbroken Bayer packages with directions for headache toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism cold and pain. Tin boxes of 12 tablets cost a few cents with larger packages sold by druggists. Bayer manufactures aspirin as monoacetic acid ester of salicylic acid.
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Bayer
Western Gas Trade Mystery Draws Attention
Douglas Van Horne, a former oil employee, accuses John D. Rockefeller of manipulating gas supplies to profit motorists. He cites 38 cent eastern gas on the coast and 40 cent western gas on the Atlantic coast, noting limited western gas on the coast and limited eastern gas on the Atlantic coast. He reports Olympia sightings of 38 cent eastern gas and a Fairmount West Virginia letter describing 40 cent western gas.
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Douglas van Horne
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van Horne
Atlantic
Olympia
S. Morris
Fairmount
W. Va
Sophia Tragedy Witness Calls It Plain Murder
Juneau Alaska July 22 Captain James Lloyd veteran shipmaster testified that holding passengers aboard the stranded steamer Sophia amounted to plain murder He described Captain Locke as pushing the ship despite weather and said he aimed to build a reputation for speed The 1918 Lynn Canal disaster on a reef near Vanderbilt Reef killed 280 people and involved transfer questions to the Princess Alice and Canadian company actions
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Alaska
James Lloyd
P. W. Martin
Lloyd
Locke
Sophia
Skagway
Lynn Canal
Passage
Myrtie Orwell
Lowell
Oswell
Martin
Peterson
Vanderbilt Reef
C. W. Stidham
Sophia Pasengers
Harding Won't Go Barnstorming Across Nation
Senator Harding will speak in several large cities but will not run a barnstorming tour. Hays, chairman of the Republican National Committee, said the front porch campaign may include speeches at nationally important centers and could cover both the Pacific and Atlantic coasts.
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Hl. Haya
Republcan National Commiittee
Republican Campaign Committee
Hays
Harding
Beers Seized in Raid. Six Arrested at Bellevue Avenue House
Motorcycle officers raided a house at 226 Hellevue ave N early Thursday and seized four quarts of beer and hundreds of empty bottles. Two women and four men were arrested. Ethel Hardin, 33, a waitress, was charged as proprietor.
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Hellevue Ave
Ethel Hardin
Gottstein Released on Bail After 1914 Murder Conviction
William Gottstein, convicted of murdering John Murray in 1914 and sentenced to 10 to 25 years, was freed on $15,000 bail Thursday. His lawyers may seek a Supreme Court rehearing within days after the high court upheld the conviction.
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John Murray
Walla Walla
At Liberty
Supreme Court
La Follette Breaks With Republican Party
Madison Wis July 22 Senator Robert M La Follette repudiates the Republican party in a signed editorial in his magazine saying the old parties have failed and calling for an aggressively progressive party. He cites party bosses and special interests and criticizes both major conventions.
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Wis
Robert M. LA Follette
Wisconsin
United States Senate
la Follette
Harding
Cox
Liberals Split as They Debate Third Party Endorsement
In Yakima liberals decide in early hours to not endorse a third party and to enter Republican primaries. In separate ballots the Triple Alliance and Committee of 48 favor a third party with support for a former labor party in the national campaign. Debate continues past midnight. In Pullman Washington fake speed cops are hunted by the sheriff for taking “coach bonds” from tourists along roads near the city.
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Inf Merial
Nonpartisan League
Railwaymen's Welfare League
Triple Alliance
Committee of 48
Pullman
Wash
Sheriff's Department
Ita
Notify Cox on Sth of August
Governor Cox will receive formal notification August 7 in Dayton and Franklin Roosevelt August 9 at Hyde Park New York. Cox plans to return to Trail’s End near Dayton after arrival and await his acceptance speech. Bryan’s nomination prompts Cox camp to seek a dry stance amid possible pressure from Bryan over the wet issue.
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Ohio
James M. Cox
Dayton
Franklin Dol
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
New York
Cox
George White
Trail
Ind
W. J. Bryan
Prohibition Party
Bryan
Runaway Youths Held by Police
Two 16 year olds Harvey Kinzek and Edward Togers were found prowling cars outside the Armory. Spokane patrolmen G C Collins and W C OGorman report the youths ran away from Spokane homes and are being held by juvenile authorities.
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Edward Togers
G. C. Collins
W. C. O'Gorman
Spokane
Shortage Fears Amid Rail Car Crisis in Spokane
Local dispatch reports a bail wire shortage driven by a broader car shortage tied to actions by the S. C. C. officials. The notice warns of dangers from matches and cigar ends sparking forest fires and urges protection of woods, streams, and scenery.
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Evere
Spokane
S. C. Cc
Bryan Nomination Sparks Prohibition Convention
Lincoln Nebraska July 22 delegates await a Bryan acceptance of the nomination given by acclamation after a stampede at the convention. The platform endorses anti liquor measures, entry into the league of nations, compulsory education, farmer aid, child labor opposition, higher teacher pay, budget discipline, and enforcement of laws.
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Neb
National Prohibition
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Oliver W. Stewart
Resolutions Committee
United States
League of Nations
Trimmings on sale for children frocks and lace items
White net trimmings 27 inches wide with tiny ruffles offered at 1.95 a yard. 40 inch white net flouncing with small ruffles 2.95 a yard. 40 inch cream net with small ruffles 3.95 a yard. Organdy flouncings 40 inches wide 1.59 a yard. Lace bands for camisoles cream and white 0.25 a yard. Filet crochet lace and bands 0.65 each.
Georgette Blouses Offered In Several Colors And Sizes
Attractive georgette blouses with beaded and embroidered trims. Available in white flesh sunset beige and navy. Sizes 84 to 42. Third Floor.
Seven Unions Accept Award in United States Rail Wage Dispute
Seven railroad unions confirmed acceptance of the wage award issued by the U S railroad labor wage board. The Order of Railway Telegraphers rejected the award and signaled a strike vote. Trainmen engineers switchmen shopmen locomotive firemen and enginemen and mates and pilots reportedly accepted the award while others deliberated. Full union labor executives met overnight seeking common ground and considering a referendum on recommendations. The sessions followed the board’s refusal to reopen hearings on certain points.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Wage Board
Labor Board
Fifty Switchmen Wage Walkout in Denver Strike
About 50 Chicago Burlington and Quincy switchmen in Denver walked off the job in protest of the U S labor wage board award. Some men planned to report for the midnight shift while others were due at 8 a m. several remained away. Other rail lines entering Denver were not affected.
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Denver
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
United States Labor Wage Board
Frey
New Rail Increase May Boost Postage
Washington reports that railroads may seek higher mail transportation rates from the Interstate Commerce Commission to help cover a $600,000,000 award to workers. Post office officials say any rise in mail volume would likely raise postal charges.
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Washington
Interstate Merce Commission
Post Office Department
Luggage price list from Hartmann trunks and bags
A catalog of discounted luggage items including Black Cowhide Bags 16 to 18 inches at 9.50, Women's high grade Bags Silk lined at 20, Dress Trunks 15.95, Hartmann Steamer Wardrobe 47.50, Hartmann Wardrobe 69.50, Hartmann Bachelor Wardrobe Trunk 85, and Hartmann Wardrobe Trunk 137.50.
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Hartmann
Textile Balls Sale at Discount Prices
Advertisement notes Kensington Cro and White offers 75¢ balls of 10¢ items labeled oreticelli Sweat in turquoise blue cactus or silk yellow Kelly green colors. Regular price $1.50 now reduced.
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Kensington
Orticelli
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