Dan iels Sees Sweeping Democratic Victory in 1924
Josephus Daniels, former secretary of the navy, told Boulder Democratic club thatDemocrats face a strong nomination race while Republicans show dwindling candidates and Harding hesitates. He praised Minnesota’s Magnus Johnson and urged changes in taxation freight rates and global stability to aid veterans and farmers.
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Boulder
Colo
Josephus Daniels
Harding
LaQollette
Wisconsin
Magnus Johnson
Senate
Minnesota
Altimore
Belgian Soldiers Beat German Diplomat in Brussels
Two former Belgian soldiers attacked the German charge d'affaires in Brussels last evening, following him from the legation to his private home. They battered the diplomat in the vestibule. the assailants were arrested and released on bail.
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Brussels
Legation
Old Poke O'Hern Dies. Davenport News Editor
Alexander F. O'Hern longtime Times business manager and former sporting editor known as Old Poke died today in Davenport. Born April 14, 1882, his funeral services are planned for Thursday morning.
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Davenport
Iowa
Alexander F. O’hern
the Times
Poke
Business and Professional Women's Clubs Meet in Portland
The second day of the fifth annual national convention in Portland, Oregon features discussions on women in business life and world affairs. Princesa Santa Borgchese of Italy outlines political conditions at home and the role of separate women’s organizations. Dr O Latham Hatcher urges high school training as base for business women. Mary Stewart leads a legislative round table as delegates push for minimum wage considerations.
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Portland
Ore
Princesa Santa Borgchese
Italy
O. Latham Hatcher
Richmond
Committee On
Mary Stewart
Washington, D. C
Legislative Committee
Day eulogized Justice William R Day at Supreme Court
The late Justice William R Day was eulogized in a statement issued at the Supreme Court under Justice Taft's direction outlining his personal qualities and professional ability.
Pencil Peddler Hannum Revealed As Rooming House Arranger
A Sioux City police account portrays Charles E Hannum the pencil peddler as a front for a prosperous night residence in a well furnished Omaha apartment. He was arrested on a disorderly charge but paid a $100 fine with large bills. Investigators say a partner runs a lucrative rooming house in Omaha and Hubbard acts as a remittance man collecting monthly share.
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Omaha
Neb
Sioux City
Charles 8
Hannum
Hubbard
Leviathan Arrives in Cherbourg On First Transatlantic Voyage
The Leviathan arrives at Cherbourg on its first Atlantic passenger voyage under the American flag. It lands 800 passengers before continuing to Southampton and London. The ship's tonnage dispute and rumored wealth of travelers are widely debated in the press. Comments from Harold Saunder mock the vessel's claimed size. The Aquitania delay over mails influenced post office plans.
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Cherbourg
France
Leviathian
Southhampton
London
Harold Saunder
White Star Line
The
Daily Mail
Harding Tours Alaska Capital Juneau On Northern Voyage
President Harding arrived in Juneau aboard the Henderson for a 24 hour visit. A glacier ice spectacle was planned with Takubay walls shattered by a wave gun as part of ceremonies. Officials and citizens prepared a governor's mansion reception and evening programs with local groups and gifts.
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U. S. S. Henderson
Harding
Henderson
Juneau
Alaska
Takubay
Seward
Gulf of Alaska
Pacific Ocean
Scott C. Bone
Major Goldstein
American Legion
Chilkoot Barracks
Tacoma
Wash
Mr. Harding
Governor’s Mansion
Mendenhal Glacier
Work
Sloover
Wallace
Gas Explosion Triggers Big Fire at Gilmore Refining Plant
A gasoline explosion in a 500 gallon tank at the Gilmore Refining company in Long Beach California sparked a fire that caused about 175000 dollars in damage. The blaze stayed within the Gilmore plant and the adjacent Rogers Edward Drilling company.
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Long Beach
Calif
Signal Hill
Gilmore Refining Company
Gilmore
Rogers Edward Drilling Company
British Plan for reparations Declared as Normal Policy
London officials say Prime Minister Baldwin will outline Britain’s approach to Europe’s economic and political restoration in parliament on Thursday. The statement aims to show Britain’s views openly to the world and leaves room for full cooperation with France.
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London
Baldwin
Great Britain
Europe
France
Elks Elect McFarland Grand Exalted Ruler at Session
James G. McFarland of Watertown Dakota was chosen grand exalted ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks at the first session of the grand lodge convention in Atlanta Georgia. Boston was selected as the 1924 convention city with officers including Harry M. Tickner and George Winslow among others.
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Atlanta
James G. Mc Farland
Watertown
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Grand Lodge
H. W. McMasters
South Dakota
McFarlied
Elks’ Order
Boston
Portland
Oregon
Milwaukee
Wis
Harry M. Tickner
Pasadena
Cal
George Winslow
Utica
N. Y
Clement Scott
Vancouver
Wash
Fred C. Robinson
Chicago
John K. Burch
Grand Rapids
Mich
Joseph Mayer
Globe
Ariz
Grand
W. E. Murphy
Colorado’s First Woman State Senator Helen King Robinson Dies
Helen King Robinson a noted Colorado writer lecturer and suffrage leader died in Denver after a prolonged illness at about 45 years of age.
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Denver
Colo
Helen King Robinson
Colorado
Fast Mile at Grand Circuit Meet Beats Time Leaders
Port Miami Ohio July 10 AP Trotting to beat 2 30 Princess Helena N bay filly by Chestnut Peter driven by Tallman with runner went a mile in 2 12 Coco Vo bay mare by Peter Vole driven by Marvin trotting to beat 2 30 44 unpaced in 2 13
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Port Miami
Toesdo
Ohio
Princess Helena N
Peter
Tallman
Coco V@o
Peter Vole
Mar- Vin
Take Liquor Only in Forfeiture Proceedings
Washington July 10 forfeiture proceedings were decided by treasury and prohibition officials as the method to dispose of liquor seized from ships violating the prohibition law. Libel suits will be brought against the contraband liquor, not the ship or commander.
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Washington
Treasury
Prohibition
Nevada government hunters report May kills of wildlife
Government hunters in Nevada during May killed 240 coyotes 51 bears two badgers and one fox all classified as story animals in a released report from Reno on July 10.
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Reno
Nev
Nevada
Johnson Will Contest Press In Tight Race
In St Paul Minnesota observers say the July 16 senatorial result may signal national political sentiment ahead of the next presidential race. The race contrasts Governor Preus who supports the national Republican program with Maguire Johnson a Farmer Laborite opposing the Pard ning platform.
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Johnson
St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
J. A. A. Preus
Maguire Johnson
Farmer- Laborite
Preus
Nson
Platorm
Lost flier search near Port Stanley after balloon crash
In Lake Erie near Port Stanley Ontario more than twenty fishermen join a search for Lieutenant T B Null missing after the A 6698 balloon incident with Lieutenant L J Roth. Roth’s body was recovered yesterday. Null is believed to have leaped overboard to save Roth as gale conditions worsened.
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Port Stanley
Lake Erie
T. B. Null
Lieutenant Null
L. J. Roth
Null
Roth
Sud
Roth's Body to Be Brought to Iowa for Funeral
Lieutenant Louis J. Roth who died on Lake Erie will have his body transported to Cedar Rapids Iowa for funeral and burial according to his father former mayor Louis Roth.
Willis Is Expelled From Exchange For Self Dealings
Harvey A. Willis head of Harvey A. Willis & Co was expelled from the Consolidated Stock Exchange for taking a client's order to his own account. Willis had been a member since 1917 and the firm claimed full solvency and surplus in a public statement reacting to the move.
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New York
Harvey A. Willis
Consolidated Stock Exchange
London Thrust Storm Strikes Hard Across City
London suffered one of its worst thundershowers in years lasting from 10 to 6. The storm kept fire brigades busy with forty lightning induced calls. One house was destroyed and several people injured as services halted across many districts.
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London
England
Hague Busted Domine's Nose In Boston Clash
Lieutenant Wesley McLaren Hague admitted to scuffling with Rev. George Lyman Payne in the Greater Boston Federation of Churches offices on Beacon Street. Hague struck Payne through a glass panel after Payne kissed Hague's bride of two months. Payne, executive secretary of the federation, says the kiss was paternal. Hague says he needed the thrashing and gave it. Payne is married with two Harvard-educated sons and served in Y M C A in France.
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Boston
Wesley McLaren Hague
George Lyman Payne
Greater Boston
Hague
Payne
Church Federation
Baltimore
Priscilla Redgrave
Christ Episcopal Church, Cambridge
Harvard
Y. M
France
Heavyweight Wrestlers Ready for Time-Limit Match
Des Moines report notes Wladek Zbyszko and Jack Bristler in peak condition for tonight’s heavyweight bout. Zbyszko lists 222 pounds while Bristler weighs 219. The match carries a two hour time limit.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Wladek Zbyszko
Jack Bristler
Zbyszko
Bristler
First heat death reported in Cedar Rapids health crisis
In Cedar Rapids on July 10 Charles A. Buch aged 40 was found dead at his sister Mrs Ed O Connells home. The coroner ruled heart disease stemming from extreme heat as the cause.
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Cedar Rapids
Trena
Charles A. Buch
Ed O’connell
Thirteen More Pickets Arrested Near Brockton Shoes
Thirteen additional arrests were made today of pickets near Brockton shoe factories where workers are on strike. The scene was calmer than yesterday when more than 100 pickets were taken into custody.
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Brockton
Mass
Steamer Vauban Floated After Bermuda Rocking
New York July 10 The steamer Vauban which went on the rocks off Bermuda yesterday was floated today apparently undamaged, a cablegram received by the Lamport and Holt line says.
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New York
Vauban
Bermuda
Lamport and Holt Line
Rum runners on Florida coast grow rich bootleggers paradine
Chicago reports along the South Atlantic coast rum running has made islands wealthy and flooded the U S with liquor. Nassau and Havana shipments rise dramatically, with Miami described as a bootlegger hub. Two revenue cutters guard 1200 miles of Florida coast as smugglers push liquor from Nassau, Havana, and other ports into the United States.
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Chicago
South Atlantic Seaboard
Chicago Daily News
Florida
Nassau
United States
Terry
Miami
Havana
Atlantic
West
Cago
Municipal Pier
Key West
St. Pierre
Halifax
Atlantic Porta
New Orleans
Mobile
Mexico
Pacific
Bahamas
Washington
West End
Guyana
Bahama
Prohibition
Artele
Five Deaths Attributed To Excessive Heat In Nebraska
Excessive heat in Nebraska is linked to at least five deaths since Sunday. Three youths drowned in Norfolk and Tincoln, two children died in a Bloomfield area auto crash, and Omaha reported a prostration as temperatures hit 99 degrees.
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Norfolk
Tincoln
Bloomfield
Severe quake felt across Basque country in France
A 15 second earthquake was reported across the Basque region including Perpignan Bayonne and Auch. No deaths or major damage. The tremor struck at 6 40 am and upset furniture in Auch.
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France
Biarritz
Basque Country
Perpienan
Bayonne
Auch
Borah Defends Harding Over World Court Debate
Senator Borah issued a statement from Boise defending President Harding against Senator King of Utah who called the president insincere on his world court stance. Borah argued the president aims to create an effective international tribunal free from League of Nations influence, separating court from politics.
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Boise
Idaho
Borah
Harding
King
Utah
World Court
League of Nations
International Judicial Tribunal
St. Louis
League
Hardins
Senate
St. Janie
Steel orders drop as U S Steel reports June totals
New York July 19 AP filled orders of United States Steel for June totalled 6 336 261 tons, down 595 090 tons from May end 1949 figures.
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Steel Orgers
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Maughan Narrowly Misses a Cow in Transcontinental Test
Lieutenant Russell L. Maughan’s dawn to dusk flight from New York to San Francisco was interrupted near St. Joseph when an engine issue and a grazing cow forced a forced landing. Repair work proceeds as he plans a rapid return to continue the attempt within a week.
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St. Joseph
Russel L. Maugham
New York
San Francisco
Russel L. Mewes
Maughan
Train bandits slain after Canton–Kowloon raid battle
About twenty bandits who held up a Canton–Kowloon railway train were killed in a battle with Chinese troops. The main body fled into the hills after capturing 90 wealthy Chinese as prisoners. a Chinese military officer and a soldier were killed on the train and loot valued at $50 000 was taken.
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Hongkong
Canton-Kowloon
Canton
War Mother Honored in Boise For National Recognition
A Boise official is lauding a World War era veteran named as a state honored war mother. The ceremony will honor her service and she will be a guest of the state at the national War conference, reflecting broad conferral among attendees.
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Boise
Idho
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