Britain Not Pleased With Nomination Analysis
London dispatch notes mixed British reaction to Warren G Harding as presidential candidate. Papers call him a dark horse and a compromise figure with only cautious support. Editors debate impact on League of Nations and Anglo American ties, urging clear policy to influence future U.S. action.
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London
Warren
Harding
Chicago
London Times
Newa
Herbert Hoover
League of Nations
The
Morning Post
League
Mount Sinai
Elihu Root
Telegraph
Times
United States
Republicas Platform
Utah Democrats Convene to Choose Delegates in Salt Lake City
Utah Democrats meet in Salt Lake City to select delegates for the Democratic national convention in San Francisco. James H. Moyle, a national committeeman, will deliver the keynote address. Governor Simona Bamburger may be named a Utah delegate.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
San Francisco
James H. Moyle
U. S
Simona Bamburger
Dempsey Tried to Enlist in Navy During Draft Case
World heavyweight champion William Harrison Dempsey sought Navy enlistment during a draft evasion trial. Testimony of Lieut Kennedy at Great Lakes details Dempsey’s appeals to secure release from exemption, his concern for his family, and delayed enlistment before the armistice halted action.
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San Francisco
William Harrison
Jack) Dempsey
Dempsey
United States
John F. Kennnedy
Mississippi
Kennedy
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Secretary of Navy
Recess Appointments Include California Receiver Nominee
Washington announces recess nominations by President Wilson on June 14. Mrs Genevieve M D Reid of California is named receiver of public moneys at San Francisco. In Mexico City Fernando Lera, named as envoy to Sweden and Paraguay with duties to be a way diplomat, per El Universal.
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Washington
Presalmt Wilson
Genevieve MD. Reid
California
Roubile Moneys
San Francisco
Mexico
Mexico City
Fernando Lera
Anvoy
Sweden
Olark
eWay
el Universal
Flag Day at Elk's Temple Celebrated With Patriotism
A large Elk's Temple audience witnessed a wreath of red white and blue flowers shaping the altar as members participated in a Flag Day program led by Kaaled Muler and Foxe. Charlies Frasier of the Idaho Technical Institute delivered the address as violin solos and choral pieces accompanied by Mrs Bucks and Mrs Nester Aber stirred patriotic sentiment. The service concluded with America and a note that the hall was not packed to capacity.
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Mike Temple
Foxe
Pee Alto
Danner
Offeets
W. T. Walker
Nester Aber
Columbia
Ocean
Charles Gunter
Lodge
Jean Bistline
Charlies Frasier
Idaho Technical Institute
Ellis
America
Bubonic Plague Attacks Tampico Reported
Washington reports the bubonic plague reached Tampico Mexico with the first case fatal. The American consul seeks aid. Vera Cruz notes 24 cases with 23 deaths. Mexican authorities destroy railway tracks en route to and from the affected area.
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Washington
Tampico
Mexico
State Department
Vera Cruz
United States
Lowden Frees Delegates to Vote for Nominee
Chicago June 14 Governor Frank Lowden released his delegates on the convention floor to use their best judgment after the eighth ballot. He warned a protracted deadlock would hurt the nation and expressed confidence in the eventual nominee. Senator Johnson declined to comment tonight on the nomination.
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Chicago
Frank ©. Lowden
Lowden
Republican Party
Johnson
Bolsheviki Pour Into Kiev Region War Update
AP reports Bolsheviki pour into the Kiev region supported by the largest Bolshevik force Poles have faced as Polish main forces withdraw. Bolsheviki enter from the south via Budennys territory while facing crossing difficulties at the Dnieper opposite Kiev.
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Warsaw
Kiev
Budennys
Dnieper
Western roads oppose rate increase urged by railroads
Western shippers told the Interstate Commerce Commission that railroads do not need higher freight rates to gain an extra billion dollars. EW Prickett of Salt Lake City argued western lines are the last to require revenue boosts and presented figures on earnings and expenses to support the claim.
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Washington
Western
Interstate Commerce Commission
EW. Prickett
Bureau of
Salt Lake City
Utah
Western Re-Continental
Despondent Japanese man shoots self at brother's grave
Nishimura, about 35, a Japanese pool hall operator in Pocatello, was found with a bullet wound at Mountain View Cemetery after visiting his brother Ted Nishimura's grave. Police say indications point to suicide. a box of cartridges, a letter from Brigham City, and about $15.75 were found on him. An inquest is scheduled tomorrow at 10:39 AM with Justice of the Peace J A Tupper.
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G. Nishimiura
Pocatetlo
Mountainview Cemetery
Bexton Keen Keery
Puloide
Nishimiora
Peveral
Ted
Infivensa
Niet
Miora
Brigham City
Mcifan
Justice of the Peace
J. A. Tupper
Sam Ferguson
Nishimiura
South First Avenue
Oregon Trail historic spot tour reaches Mackay Lemhi county
T C Elliott director of the Oregon Historical Society and Miles Cannon of the state agricultural committee visited Mackay and American Falls with a group to locate sites along the Oregon Trail. They toured graves near American Falls the Portneuf spring hole Chief Pocatello’s burial site the Portneuf ford and Ft Hall site and discussed pioneer history with local officials and newspaper staff.
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T. (. Elliott
Oregon Historical Society
Pocatello
Mackay
Miles Cannon
State Agricultural Committee
Blackfoot
Lemhi County
Mr. Elliott
America
Falls
Oregon Trail
Ft.all Bottoms
American Falls
Bannocks
Portneuf
Ft. Hall
Snake
T. C. Elliott
Portland
Boise
Judge Oliver
Hurd Trego
Blackfoot Republican
Walter Siders, Jr
Nicholas Ifft
The
Tribune
Cantu Reappointed by New Provisional President
Calexico California June 14 Governor Estaban Cantu of the northern district of Lower California received a telegram from Provisional President de la Huerta reappointing him to office. Federico Dato, the governor's brother in law, announced the decision in Mexicali.
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Calexico
Calif
Estaban Cantu
Lower
California
de la Huerta
Mexicali
Federico Dato
Americans Win in London Championship Opener
The American players R Norris Williams of Boston and C S Garland of Pittsburgh won their opening round matches at the London championship tournament, as reported from London on June 14.
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London
R. Norris Williams
Boston
C. S. Garland
Pittsburgh
Poachers Warned as Mink Creek Reserve Tightens Rules
A youth named Jiert J. Veery was fined 15.40 after being caught with a loaded gun on the Mink Creek forest reserve. Game Warden Will Hayes reports the area is permanently closed to hunting and will post official boundary markers. He notes elk on upper Mink Creek are thriving with around eighty seen recently.
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Jiert J. Veery
KG. Houde
Forset
Mink Creek
Will Hayes
Barney Takes On Moonshine in Southeast Blot of Prohibition
Constable Barney McGarvey raided a southeast side residence between 3rd and 4th avenues netting about five gallons of whiskey and thirty gallons of fermented grape juice. After days of watching a vacant, furnished house, he forced entry but made no arrests.
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Barney McGarvey
Killing of Albanian leader sparks no remorse
Paris reports reveal Hossad Pasha, former provisional president of Albania, shot dead by Albanian student Rustem Aveni who says he acted voluntarily and felt no regret. Attorney General Lescour questioned Aveni. In Geneva Esgaed Pasha warned of violent death months earlier, seeking a soldier’s death leading Albanian forces.
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Paris
Hossad Pasha
Albania
Theodore Lescour
Rustem Aveni
Geneva
Esgaed Pasha
Essad
Tennessee Man Named Under-Secretary of State
Norman H. Davis of Tennessee was appointed by President Wilson to be under-secretary of state. He will assume duties tomorrow, succeeding Frank L. Polk who resigned because of ill health.
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Tennessee
Man Washin
Norman H. Davis
Wilson
Frank L. Polk
Climb on Band Wagon as Tenth Ballot Reveals Votes
AP report from Chicago details the tenth ballot in the presidential nominating race with state by state tallies showing Harding, Johnson, Wood and Lowden leading in various regions. Separate vice presidential totals list Coolidge Lenroot Allen and others with Wood and Hoover also receiving votes.
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Chicago
Albamia
Wood
Lewden
Harding
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Johnson
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Georgia
Idaho
Lowden
Illinois
Iowa
Indiana
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
Hoover
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
Coolidge
Lenroot
Butler
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Hays
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Knox
Rhode
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Philippines
Porto Rico
Hoovier
la Follette
pallot—Coolidge
Allen
Anderson
Gronna
Pritchard
Big Northwest Wildlife Refuge Favored by Census Counts
Feety deer were counted and the region is set to gain one of the largest big game sanctuaries in the northwest. Game warden Hayes has three counties under his jurisdiction and has been promised two assistants. He is doing fine work and staying in touch with the situation, but will remain constantly on the move to cover the vast area.
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Hayes
Ile
Centro
One Killed As Resort Special Crashes Freight Train
One man died and several others were injured when the Pete Marquette Report Special carrying weekend partygoers from Michigan collided head on with an east bound freight in South Chicago yards. Officials say a switch was left open, directing the freight onto the westbound track and into the passenger train.
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Chicago
Pete Marquette
Michigan
Discharged Sailor Drowns in Creek
The body of Fred L. Gross, 24, recently honorably discharged from the Navy, was recovered from a creek bed in Mason City after he disappeared while swimming last night. His parents live in Denver, Colorado.
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Mason City
Fred L. Gross
Navy
Denver
Colo
Mexicans Try Check Abuses of the Chiefs
Mexico City reports General Francisco Murguia and other former war officials appeal from detention decrees tied to Carranza death and missing public funds. Estanislao Mendoza forces disarmed after villagers complained of violence. Heraldico notes Generals Alejo Gonzales and Luis Felipe Dominguez face grave charges for operations in Chiapas and Tabasco, with Gonzales accused of forced loans and 40,000 pesos misappropriated. Pablo Gonzales reportedly headed to Monterey.
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Mexico City
Francisco Murguia
Juan Barragan
Carransa
Francisco Uruquiso
Federico Montes
Guanajua
Estanislao Mendoza
Guajimalpa
State of Mexico
Heraldéo
Alejo Gonzales
Luis Felipe Dominguez
Chiapas
Tabaaco
Gonsales
Carranza
Pablo Gonzales
Monterey
Mardiag Seminar Clarified By Evening Paper Wire
The article notes readers receive Mardiag news quickly via Press wire with the Trihese delivering the semication. It contrasts the timing of the current paper being forty eight hours behind the moment’s news and emphasizes rapid transmission of events.
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Warves
Mariiag
Sereppiaa
Mardiag
Asa Preas
County Board Advances Irrigation and County Projects
County officials approved Havenor et al petition for Ft Hall irrigation district hearing July 23. Claudia Nelson resigns as county treasurer. Bwassing named successor. X ray equipment for Pocatello General Hospital not to exceed 6000. Remodelling of treasurer’s office to include a new counter and modern equipment. Malad Valley highway work planned at 37224.80 cost to pursue federal aid. W H Jackson Jr named hospital board trustee.
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Comralestenera
Havenor
Ft. Hall
Claudia Nelson
Bwassing
George Cash
C. M. Williamson
Pocatello General Hospital
W. H. Jackson, Jr
H. E. Cornell
Malad Valley
Army transport convoy begins coast to coast journey
The army contractor convoy left Washington on Friday on a 3 396 mile trip to Los Angeles along the Banhead national highway. The schedule aims for September 17 arrival after routes through the south Atlantic states to Atlanta then west through Alabama Tennessee Texas New Mexico and Arizona. Thirty four trucks nine cars and six motorcycles make up the train manned by 20 officers and 160 men.
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Washington
Washinatana
Los Angeles
California
Banhead National
Nominee Harding Favored by Canadian Press Observers
Montreal and Toronto newspapers widely back Warren G. Harding for president. The Montreal Gazette lauds his reputation and enterprise, while the conservative Toronto Mail and Empire argues he will win and restore McKinley era governance. The Liberal Toronto Globe calls him a safe, self made man with no public black marks.
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Montreal
Warren G. Harding
United States
Harding
Montreal Gazette
Toronto Mail and Empire
McKinley
Toronto Globe
Liberal
Hoover
Old Guard
Impuieca
Republican Campaign Opens for Harding Victory
Chicago June 14 AP The Republican campaign for Senator Warren G Harding's presidency began at national committee headquarters with Will Hays and Victor Heints guiding leaders. The committee moved from the Coliseum to a downtown hotel to focus on the drive and desks cleared of convention matters. First 5,000,000 lithographs of Harding ready this week with photos and autographs secured. The printer chose Harding's picture to demonstrate his work by coincidence.
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Chicago
Warren G. Harding
National Committee
Will Hays
Victor Heints
Coliseum
Hays
Harding
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