New Political Party Forms From Labor Fusion in 1920s
Parley P. Peterson of Weston Idaho is named presidential nominee and Parley P. Christensen of Salt Lake City is the vice presidential choice for a newly formed party arising from the fusion of the national labor party and the committee of 48. The convention opened July 13 and debated a continued campaign with no national ticket, planning another convention in the future. Christensen, a Salt Lake City lawyer, and Max S. Heyes, editor in Cleveland, lead the ticket discussions as delegates weigh future strategy.
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Chicago
Labor Party
Partey P. Christensen
Salt Lake City
Max S. Heyes
Cleveland
National Labor Party
Committee of 48
Pew Party
Parley P. Peterson
New Party
Weet
Weston
Idaho
Christensen
Carnnell University
Napoleons Widow Dead From 94 May Birthday in Retirement
London reports the death of Empress Eugenie at age 94 in Spain on July 11 after living in England and later Farmsborough. She remained aloof from French politics after Napoleon III’s fall, having built a mausoleum in memory of the emperor.
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London
EU- France
Spain
England
Chislehurst
Farmsborough
Eugenie
Railroads accused of price manipulation on coal supplies
Indianapolis indictment claims railroads control bituminous coal and resell to deniers for profit while price peaks tempt abuse. Big Four and Pennsylvania officials deny the charges. Army camp orders issued by War Department direct abandonment of Camps Kearney California and Dodge Iowa.
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Indianapolia
Ind
Wine Workers’ Journal
United Mine Workers of America
Big Four
Pennsylvania Railroad
Army Campa
Ulster Ulster Volunteers Rally In Orangeman's Day Speech
Sir Carson declares in the Orangeman's Day address that governing Ireland has failed and Ulster will reorganize if protected. Belfast shows heavy guard as pro and anti Home Rule factions clash in street banners and marches.
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Sir Carson
Ulster
Eéwart
Ireland
Beery Hattier
Ana
Belfast
England
Edward Carson
Union
Farmers Bank Closed After Board Seizure In Neill Nebraska
The Farmers Bank in De Neill Nebraska was closed and placed under state banking board management. Eugene Smith, bank president, was found dead near Page in a pasture with a half barrel of water. investigators flagged irregularities in the bank’s books and could not determine its true condition. Meanwhile harvest labor outlook in Kansas and Missouri appears strong with surplus workers reported and field demands filled. Parley Christensen plans a coast to coast tour after farmer labor party nomination.
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de Neill
Neb
Farmers’ Bank
State Banking Board
Eugene Smith
Page
Smith
Noté
Astarkholders
Neill
Kansas City
Kansas
Cotta
Noes
Gene Suitthy
Niobrara
Aecrut Seid
Nebraska
Nebraska .Aircraft Company
Lincoln
Chappett
Case
Thayer County
Deshler
Storm toll and flood damages across Snake River valley towns
A southeastern Washington cloudburst in the Snake River valley washed away houses in many towns, damaged crops, and disrupted rail lines. Moscow Idaho suffered the most as the storm center, with widespread effects across the region.
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Spokane
Wash
Washington
Snake River Valley
Idaho
Moscow
Iowan
Ratnoon Vets
Birmingham
Aia
Ol'm. M. Tinley
Lowa
168Th Infantry
Hainton
Women to Fight H.C. of L. Washington
Women prepare to challenge the HCL of L in Washington with urgency and state chapter involvement.
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H.C. of
Nebraska Items From Across The State Involving Banks And Weather
Nebraska notes report bank receivership actions at Aurora and Valparaiso, new appointments, and state investigations. Weather and crop damage include hail near Lincoln, Cass County losses, wheat yields and prices across Dodge, Jefferson, and Hamilton counties, with rail and road projects and local civic efforts.
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David
Jefferson
Lincoln
Custer
Hamilton County
Douging County
Hayes Center
Culbertsea
Platte Valley
Hall County
Grend Island
Puras County
Greetey
Kearney
Accord on League Dives Deep in Campaign Debate
Governor Cox and ally Frankin voiced solidarity with the League of Nations in formal statements. The three leaders pledged united effort to win the 16th president race and align the White House campaigns with national peace goals amid tense political lines.
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Cox
America
Fukibe
Hess
Ponent Ion
Frankia
Leakie
Tischeim
White House
Goririg
White’ House
Peace Treaty Turbulence and Balkanizing War Rages
The article reports on a proposed peace treaty with Turkey provoking regional turmoil from the Black Sea to the Dead Sea with Turks Arabs and Christians in bloody clashes. It notes British and Greek efforts to clear the Cilicia region and shelling across the Seutari passes while reporting devastation in Palestine Syria Lycia Anatolia and Thrace. It also covers political sparring as Harding challenges Cox on Armenian mandate and league of nations policies.
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Constantiniople
Turkey
Levant
Black Sea
Dead Sea
Palestine
Syria
Lynria
Anatolia
Thrace
Caucasus
Constant Oople
Britain
Greece
Centort
Jamid
Chiles
Bosbphorus
Abgora
Constantinople
Seuttari Penitsula
Tamia
Pouladjik
Calla
Young Woman Aims to Shoot Niagara Trip Requested Permit
A Detroit woman from Morrison Mine Vern in Morrison, Detroit, wrote to Mayor Thompson claiming she would shoot the Niagara River by barrel. She said she was crazy to try the stunt and asked where to obtain a permit. The mayor pledged to prevent any attempt.
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Nisgere Falla
N. Y
Niagara
Thompson
Morrison
Detroit
Unclear Citywide Tremor Causes Injuries and Damage
A city and its suburbs faced excitement from a tremor that caused injuries to men women and children and damaged several older buildings though no major structural losses were reported. Effects appeared strongest around downtown with echoes felt thirty miles away and widespread street disturbances following the quake.
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Toa Angeles
Cits
Settlement on German Territory and Reparations
The German representatives Liere signed the protocol settlement reducing a key clause. Allied decision sets German territory and reparations after October 15 with allocations: France 2 percent, Italy 10 percent, Helgum 8 percent, and Japan and Portugal 0.75 percent each. Remaining 6 percent divided among Serbia, Romania, and Poland. Belgium to receive 8 percent plus priority right to 1.5 billion marks to repay Allied loans.
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Spas
Belgium
Liere
Gnally
Germany
Wheat Pits Reopen At Chicago Board Of Trade
Wheat futures trading resumes after a three year wartime pause at the Chicago Board of Trade with December wheat opening around 2.72 to 2.75 a bushel. Traders watch for weather impacts on crops as margins remain high to cover volatility.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Germans Apologize for Flag Incident at Paris Embassy
Under secretary Hertin-K Hunier von Haimhausen visited the French embassy to express sincere regret over the removal of a French flag raised at the embassy in honor of Bastille Day. The arrest of the offender was announced by Herr Mail.
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Hertin—K. Hunier von Haimhausen
Bastiie
Herr Mail
Rifle Burst Kills Three at Camp Lewis Range
At Camp Lewis Washington three Oregon militiamen were killed and four injured when a rifle burst occurred on the artillery target range. Marion Ohio Senator Harding says the third party movement will not damage Republican strength and praises the party platform as broad and progressive. He notes La Follette declined to be the third party candidate.
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Camp Lewis
Wash
Oregon
Camp
Marion
Harding
Tts
Henator la Follette
Daily Acts and Roman Journalism In Ancient Rome
A discussion of Caesar and the Daily Acts showing how public recording of senate and imperial affairs fostered Roman journalism. It notes how daily notices educated the public, checked officials, and expanded news from court to imperial family. Also mentions Home edition growth and publishing practices. Additionally a brief China building note compares labor costs for carpenters and log handling.
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Forum
Caesar
Senate
Aea
Rome
Ancustas
Acts
China
H. K. Hichardson
Asia Magazine
Q Son
Paris killer Landru vows safety of stolen villa
The Paris suspect Landru, jailed for alleged murders of several sweethearts, complains that even his property is unsafe after his Gambeis villa near Paris was looted by souvenir hunters. Police say items from cellar to attic were seized while the villa remained closed pending his trial.
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Bluebeard
Landru
Paris
Gambeis
London
Remembering His Manners
An escaped convict noted for unusual politeness left a note to the warden asking to excuse the liberty he was taking. The report highlights the inmate’s courteous conduct during the escape.
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Tribune
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