Harding refuses to quit Senate as Cox gain feared
Washington June 15 AP War ren G Harding the Republican presidential nominee does not intend to retire from the Senate before his term ends March 4. He will withdraw his petition for re election but will serve out his term to keep Republicans from losing their Senate margin to a Democratic appointment by Cox.
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Warren G. Harding
Dore
United States
Senate
Harding
Columbia
O Day
Cox
Ohio
Leslie M. Shaw
Treasury
Shaw
Senator Harding
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico
Western political battleground fixed for this year
Chicago reports the Republican national convention ends as Chairman Will Hays meets western leaders to arrange for candidate notification. Western officials stress the Missippi West region will be the election battleground. A. T. Hert leads the committee. Harding expected in Washington for the formal nominating process.
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Chicago
Will Hays
Sullivan
Ind
Washington
Harding
A. T. Hert
Clarence
Alcartra King Sylvia Bull Sells for 50000
Woodland California June 15 Alcartra King Sylvia a 64 day old Holstein bull owned by A W Morris & Sons of Woodland was sold in St Paul Minnesota for 50000 to A C Hardy and W R Shaw of Ontario Canada. He is the eighth calf of Tillie Alcartra holder of the world milk and butter record. The bull was bought years ago by Carnation Stock Farm Seattle for 106000 and sent east in a special year attached to a limited passenger train.
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Cal
Sylvia
A. W. Morris & Sons Corporation
St. Paul
Minnesota
A. C. Hardy
W. R. Shaw
Ontario
Canada
Tillie Alcartra
Carnation Stock Farm
Seattle
Washington
Alcartra King
Man Fatally Shot By Accidental Rifle Discharge
In Friend Nebraska W A Coe proprietor of a local motion picture theatre reached for a rifle in his home yesterday to kill a cat but the weapon struck a sewing machine and discharged fatally. Coe had run the theater for years.
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W. A. Coe
Coe
Montana Fans Rally for Special Fights in Pocatello
Inquiries pour from across the country about the McKay O Dowd twenty round bout set for July 6 in Pocatello. Paddy Mullins and local promoters reported final articles signed and guaranteed. Otto Floto named referee. A special Montana train financed by Butte patrons planned, with additional specials from Portland Salt Lake Denver and the northwest expected to draw thousands.
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Pocatello
Chicago
Paddy Mullins
O'Dowd
Otto Floto
Kansas City Journal
Denver Post
Tribune
Butte
Montana
Portland
Northwest
Salt Lake
Denver
Far East
Kenyon Backs Ticket to the Limit in Iowa
Fort Dodge Iowa June 15 Senator W S Kenyon returned home resting and said Republicans failed to nominate a progressive but will campaign to ensure victory in November He praised Harding and Coolidge and criticized the Democratic pick as uncertain noting Johnson supporters will back the ticket and Congress efforts for the people.
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W. 8
Kenyon
Johnson
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Mississippi
McAdoo
Marshall
Cot
Lakes water route faces renewed opposition hearing
Opponents of the Great Lakes to Atlantic water route via Welland canal and St. Lawrence River held another hearing before the joint commission on international boundary waters. Shipbuilders and harbor workers argued that ocean-going vessels could not traverse the Great Lakes without deepened rivers harbors canals and slips at costs likely higher than theSt Lawrence plan.
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Buffalo
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Welland Canal
St. Lawrence River
Joint Commission On International Boundary Waters
St Lawrence Outlet
Spending mania on depreciated dollar noted by banker head
Boston June 15 The American Institute of Banking opened its annual convention with President Gardiner B Perry of Albany praising bankers for facing the depreciated dollar and rising living costs. He urged sticking to the square rather than circular gymnastics as they study the future impacts.
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Boston
Gardiner B. Perry
Albany
N. Y
American Institute of Banking
Perry
Judge Warns About Dress in Divorce Court in Springfield
Judge Frank W. Geiger of the common pleas court in Springfield Ohio warned that women filing for divorce must dress modestly in court. He said he does not care how hot it is but they must cover more skin and avoid peek-a-boo waists and short skirts.
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Springfield
Ohio
Jume 15
Frank W. Geiger
Common Pleas Court Today
Dempsey Acquitted of Draft Evasion Charge in War Trial
In San Francisco on June 15 AP report states world heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey was found not guilty on select draft evasion charges after a ten minute jury deliberation. The judge outlined three counts including direct evasion and false statements about dependents. Remaining conspiracy charges against Dempsey and manager Jack Kearns await plea tomorrow.
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San Francisco
William Harrison
Jack) Dempsey
Campion
United States District Court
M.T. Deeling
Ehomnion Abiole Emda
Dempsey
Dempsry
Dempacy
Jack Kearns
Priscilla Dempsry
U. S. District Court
William Arrison
M. T. Dooling
Coolidge Reunites With Amherst Alumni on 25th Graduation Day
Governor Coolidge attends Amherst College 25th anniversary celebrations with fellow alumni. He breakfasts in Springfield with Speaker Gillett who predicts Republican success, then tours Northampton secretly. A parade and banquet welcome him back home with light public recognition along the route.
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Amherst
Mase
Coolidge
Amherst College
Cal
Springfield
Gillett
National House of Representatives
Amhérst
Northampton
Ed Martin
Governor Coolidge
Resolute Wins Trial Race For America's Cup Defense
The Resolute defeated the Vanitie in a Newport race for America's Cup defense. The elapsed time was two minutes seven seconds ahead with a protected time of three minutes forty two seconds. The course featured a windward and leeward setup with a wind shift turning the last fourteen miles into a reach.
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Newport
R. I
California Limited wreck kills two near Reno Colo
Eastbound Santa Fe train No 4 the California Limited derailed after a side rod broke on the second engine. Two killed and about fifty injured as officials report the wreck near Reno twelve miles from La Junta. Relief trains with doctors and nurses were sent to the scene.
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A. O. Swanson
Chicago
W. F. Harper
Mount Vernon
H. J. Green
San Diego
Cal
Eliza H. Douglas
Los Angeles
Bertha Meyers
Alhambra
Frank J. Bride
W .L. Anderson
Adolph Schiedler
Otto Palmer
Mra. A
CC. Stubles
St. Louis
J. W. Reeves
Dr .M. Mitchell
David Penn
Frank W. Freedland
Angola
N. Y
Reno
Colo
Santa Fe
Rene
la Junta
Local Japanese man dies by own hand in cemetery
F G Nishimiura whose body was found in Mountainview cemetery Monday died from a self inflicted gunshot wound to the chest with a .38 automatic pistol. The coroner's inquest ruled death by suicide and noted despondency after a brother's death. Funeral set for Wednesday at the McHan chapel with Salt Lake minister.
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F. G. Nishimiura
Mountainview Cemetery
Chapel of the McHan, Undertaking Company
Justice of the Peace
John A. Tupper
Nishimiura
South First Avenue
Salt Lake
Sexton
Ed Keene
The
McHan Undertaking Company
Relatives May Visit Graves of American D.F. Soldiers
New Haven Conn June 15 AP The French government has agreed with the Knights of Columbus to assist relatives of American expeditionary forces members who died at the front to visit American cemeteries in France. The notice was received today by William J McGinley supreme secretary of the order.
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New Haven
Conn
Knights of Columbus Overseas Organization
Q@SASSAUL B
Counsy
William J. McGinley
Order
Ogden Woman Mistook Poison For Flour in Breadboard Incident
An Ogden area family suffered two deaths and seven illnesses after Mrs. Wm. Howard of Brigham City dusted a breadboard with poison mistaking it for flour. The poison had been stored in a cupboard following an orchard spray.
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Ogden
Escapes from Mexican custody by former Carranza aide
Mexico City June 15 AP General Juan Barragan former chief of staff to the late President Carranza escaped from custody while visiting his sick mother under guard. He slipped from a sick room window onto the roofs of nearby houses escaping unseen. Barragan had been jailed over Carranza’s death and the disappearance of state funds.
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Mexico City
Juan Barragan
Carranza
Barragan
Theatre magnate's circuit is closed
Philadelphia reports the sudden death of theatrical magnate Augustus Koenig at his home. A 65 year old financier in burlesque houses in the US and Canada is noted. The same dispatch notes bubonic plague officially reported and city efforts to eradicate rats.
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Philadelphia
Augustus Koenig
Koenig
Canada
Ten Escape Auto Smash En Route to Salt Lake
Mr and Mrs Bowman and companions escaped serious injury when their seven passenger Buick left the road near Net Hammes and plunged ten feet down a embankment. The brakes failed as Bowman tried to slow for a curve causing the crash and fence breach. Passengers were extricated by passing motorists. one bruised shoulder and minor arm injuries reported. The Bowmans and Bernhards are Ashton ranchers racing to Baltimore with repairs needed in Cammon before continuing.
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Ure
Freeh Berebam
Theresis
Salt Lake
Bowmen
Net 'Ammes
Bowman
Nawman
Eits
H. Jackson
Murder Charge Goes to Trial in Budapest Dictatorship
In Budapest on June 15 AP reports preparations for trial of twenty "people's commissaries" from Bela Kun's dictatorship on murder charges. A royal court in Budapest will hear the case with about a thousand witnesses called and indictments spanning around 200 pages.
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Budapest
Bela Kun
Organization of Revolutionary Tribunals
British object to the marine bill
Washington reports British objections to the new American merchant marine bill focus on two sections. One bars carrying merchandise between American ports via non American ships or foreign ports, hindering Alaska freight via Canada. The other seeks power to terminate treaties restricting US discriminatory duties on foreign shipping entering American ports.
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Washington
Lloyd George
State Department
United States
Alaska
Crusade To Rid New York Of Stray Cats And Rats
New York health officials and the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals plan a public health campaign to remove thousands of cats left homeless by owners' summer absence. A concurrent effort aims to fumigate incoming ships to curb bubonic plague, with holds treated using cyanide gas.
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New York
Department of Health
Society For the Prevention of
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Lenroot regrets Harding nomination and hints at third party
Senator Lenroot of Wisconsin says he would join a new political party if Harding becomes president and adopts reactionary policies. He praises Harding as a lovable McKinley type but notes progressive dissatisfaction and warns a third party could hand victory to Democrats.
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Superior
Wis
Harding
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Lentocot
McKinley
Wilson
Old Guard
Backus Dies at Florida Home at Harpoon Springs
Edward W. Backus, 36, former U S ambassador to Brasil under Hayes Garfield and Arthur, died at his Harpoon Springs home. A financier of the Mar conti department of wireless telegraph, he was knighted in 1966 by the king of Portugal for work in Brasil on the Amason project.
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Fla
Edward W. Backus
United States
Brasil
Hayes
Garfield
Arthur
Harpon Springs
Backus
Marconti Department
Wireless Telegraph
Portugal
Argentine Gold Sent to America
Gold released from the Argentine embassy deposits in Washington totals 19.6 million dollars, equivalent to export value, raising the embassy balance to 52.638 million dollars. Buenos Aires reports the release as part of a larger movement.
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