World events review signals 1920 campaign shifts
Nineteen twenty campaign moves unfold as Aaron S Watkins gains Prohibition nomination after Bryan decline. La Follette repudiates GOP, Cox set for August nomination notification, White chairs Democratic national committee, and ratification of federal woman suffrage urged. Labor and rail topics dominate with wage awards, strikes, and freight rate requests.
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Ohio
Lincoln
Neb
Rev
Aarons. Watkins
Germantown
William J. Bryan
George White
Columbus, C
Cox
Democratic National Committee
Columbus, CO
Tennessee
North Carolina
Notable World Figures and Conflicts in Brief
Personal notes report Cal Coolidge resting on his father's Ver mont farm with Mrs Coolidge and two sons John and Calvin. Frank Trumbull dies in Santa Barbara. William K Vanderbilt dies in Paris after a long decline. Mrs Cornwallis-West dies in England. Berlin reports say Soviet detachments near Germany border ahead of Trotzky cavalry. Jacobs Conde, ex Tony Maru, sinks off Mazatlan with 42 dead. Belfast rioting leaves 9 dead, many wounded. Feisal accepts French Syria terms. Spa treaty compliance promised by German government. Dr Walter Simons discusses Berlin policy. Americans in Poland urged to be ready to evacuate. Bolshevik westward advance nears Pripet. Sinn Feiners wounded in Belfast clashes. Sheik-Ul-Islam Abdullah Effendi resigns in Constantinople over peace treaty signing.
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William J. Eblin
Gallipolis
Ohio River
Eblin
Volley McClure
Scott
Hart Brown
Union Township
van Wert
Brown
Warren Barbers
Leonard Berry
Bellefontaine
Uhrichsville
Arthur Heston
Dee Hufford
BE. A. Hufford
Bremen
Lancaster City
Ray Gambs
Fred Greiner
Olentangy
Columbus
George Scales
Girard
Scales
State Sanitarium
Mt. Vernon
A. Douglass
State Civil Service Commission
Marion City
Street
Centrare
Edwin N. Gunsaulus
London
Madison County
Singapore
Halifax
Order of Eagles
Elyria
Republic Rubber Company
Youngstown
J. W. Heinman
Cleveland
Highland County
Freiberg & Workum Company
Cincinnati
Lynchburg
Canton City
Union County
Marysville
David Neal
Richwood
George Shilling
Glouster
Athens County
Newark
Frank Morrison
Kiwanis Clubs
Thomas H. McAfee
Trinity Baptist Church
Marion
Senator Harding
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Goodyear
Wingfoot Lake
Akron
Frederick H. Payne
Canton Steel Corporation
Payne
Ed Wourms
Coldwater
Mercer County
George Dedikos
Wladislaw Wadarski
Steve Gutowski
William M. Thompson
New Philadelphia
Francis Thimmel
Lancaster
Gertrude Wilson
West Virginia Coal Mines Struggle With Car Shortages
West Virginia mines face inadequate transportation as car supply falls short of demand with regional disparities. Tidewater access resumes for coal to Chesapeake and Ohio, but only a fraction ships to tidewater. lakes movement planned under Service Order No. 10 amid strikes affecting Williamson field.
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Western
Union News Service
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Norfolk and
Western Territory
Chesapeake and Ohio
Kanawha and Michigan
Tidewater
Williamson Field
Penn-Mary Coal Company
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Minera
U.S. Exports Reach Record In Fiscal Year Ended June 80
The Department of Commerce announced that exports from the United States in the fiscal year ending June 80 rose to a record of 8.111 billion dollars while imports also hit a record, yielding a net trade balance of 2.872 billion dollars, down from just over 4 billion the prior year.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Soldiers and Negro crowds clash at Highland Park fight
Three soldiers were shot at Highland Park near Camp Taylor in Louisville Kentucky during a pistol fight with several Negro men. Martin George of the Sixteenth Infantry was shot in the back and Howard George was wounded in the face. A fourth soldier received a minor injury.
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Louisville
Highland Park
Camp Taylor
Martin George
Sixteenth Infantry
Howard George
German barrier to arms exports to Poland and Russia
Berlin reports a German government proclamation banning export and transit of arms munitions explosives and other war materials to Poland or Russia. The ordinance asserts Germany’s right under international law remains unaffected by the peace treaty terms.
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Germany
Berlin
Poland
Russia
Poland Appeals to America for Aid in Struggle
Washington reports Poland seeks moral support from the United States as its forces resist Soviet Bolshevik aggression. Poland faces a desperate battle against Russian armies and appeals for allied backing.
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America
Washington
Poland
United States
Marines to Ald Americana Peking amid Tung-Chu unrest
Reports of looting and disorder in Tung-Chu prompt a small detachment of American marines to evacuate American residents if needed. A peace mission led by former Premier Chin-Yung-Peng has reached Tien and may lead to a compromise. General Tsao-Kun, military governor of Chili province, is expected to arrive in Tien Tsin from Paoting-Fu shortly.
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Ald Americana
Peking
Tung-Chu
Tien
Chin-Yung-Peng
Tsao-Kun
Chi li
Tien Tsin
Paoting-Fu
Ohio Gleanings Recap of Drownings Deaths and Disasters
A long list of Ohio incidents reports drownings in the Ohio River and streams, fatal road and rail accidents, and fires. Notable entries include the suicides and injuries among workers, robberies and burglaries, court actions, and local governance notes across Gallipolis Columbus Elyria and more with several deaths of youths and adults from accidents.
Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Help for Displacements and Pain
A Chicago reader reports relief from dis placement and irregularities after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. The letters tout forty years of aid for back ache nervousness ulceration inflammation weakness and maternal benefits and invite others to write for free confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Mass.
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Chicago
Ill
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hanly
A. Kwarcinski
W. C Ave
E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Mass
Wife as Husband’s Maker Often Unsatisfying to All
A terse saying notes that a wife shapes her husband, yet the effort seldom pleases all involved. The remark reflects early 20th century sentiments on marriage and domestic life with a wry tone.
Woman readers urged to consider kidney health and Swamp Root
The notice warns thousands of women about kidney and bladder trouble and promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a remedy. It claims kidney health improves overall health and offers a sample bottle for ten cents by mail, with larger bottles available at drug stores.
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Kilmer
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Ady
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Anti-Saloon League of America
Christensen
Farmer-Labor Party
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Milwaukee
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Stamford
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Idaho
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Syria
Spa
Walter Simons
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Pripet Marshes
Sinn
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Sheik-Ul-Islam
Durrizal de Abdullah Effendi
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Cleveland Museum of Art
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Portsmouth
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United States District Court
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Lorain
A. A. King
Erie County Federation of Women’s Clubs
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Cedar Point
Jacob Hare
Whitehead
Toledo
Hare
Huron
Mansfield Sheet and Tube Company
Mansfield
Fred Kyne
Harold Kenyon
Sam Lalass
Lester Hardin
Nelsonville
E. L. Derr
Wilbert Watkins
National Pike
Aaron E. Watkins
Benjamin W. Lewis
Brooklyn National Baseball Club
St. Clairsville
Ohio Fuel Supply Company
Ohio Wesleyan University
McCook Field
Army Aviation Experimental Station
Dayton
Minnie Dawson
Charles Zellers
Gettysburg
Newton J. Kidwell
Virginia
Canton
Lloyd Hedges
Oakland
Fairfield County
John George
Pickaway County
Aloysius Vonderhaar
Jennie
M. A. Daugherty
William Smith
Leona Ashemore
Wyoming
Athens
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
James Cerny
Chardon
Michael Brickner
John Brickner
Hopewell Township
Seneca County
Picton L. Hayes
Wilm
Stewbenville
Cuticura
Bellans
Canada
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Department of Immigration
Ottawa
Oan
U. Canadian
Harold Somers
Hunt
AB. Richards Co
Sherman, Tox
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