Palmer Opens His Campaign As Candidate
San Francisco June 25 AP Attorney General Palmer arrived to lead his presidential bid while serving on the Democratic national committee. He spoke of historic Americanism constitutional democracy and unwavering law enforcement as core party ideals.
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America
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Delegates Arrive for Convention in Reno
Delegates including Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer and Mrs. Palmer reach Reno aboard Pennsylvania specials en route to the San Francisco Democratic convention. Hawaii seeks platform support for territorial recognition and general aid. New York braces for caucus on Volstead Act and potential Irish plank.
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Notice of Hearing for Creation of Irrigation District
Bannock county Idaho announces a hearing on July 22 1920 at 2 pm in the Pocatello courthouse. W P Havener and others seek to form an irrigation district from lands described in the petition. Any affected persons may appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted or boundaries set. Dated June 24 1920. R C Earley, Clerk.
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Authors and Celebrities Embrace Pipes and Smoking Habits
The piece surveys famous figures Rex Beach Tom Moore and Will Rogers as pipe and cigar users. It notes Lucille Rickseen and Johnny Jones in Booth Tarkington’s Edgar as non smokers, and recalls Mark Twain George Sand and Noahs era smoking. It praises Beach as a durable, consistent author who lives the stories he writes.
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Fehrenbach Forms Mixed German Cabinet After Resignation
German chancellor Konstantin Fehrenbach announces a new cabinet from the Centrist Democratic and German Peoples parties. Notables include Carl Heinge as justice minister and vice chancellor, Dr Wirth as finance minister, and General Gessler as defense. The cabinet formed June 21 resigned after the Socialists refused support.
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Legion to Greet Senator Harding Homecoming in Marion
The American Legion will run the Marion homecoming for Senator Warren G. Harding on July 5. Tentative plans include a sham battle and a large fireworks display funded by public subscription.
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American Legion
Warren G. Harding
Greeks Capture Turkish Army Near Smyrna
London reports the Greek leguation received official word that Greek campaigns against Turkish nationalists in the Smyrna district surrounded a Turkish army corps at Philadelphia Ala-Shehr 83 miles east of Smyrna, taking 8 000 prisoners with guns and other booty.
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Reds plan to spread Bolshevik propaganda in Americas
Washington reports Excelsior of Mexico City outlines a Latin American branch of the Third Internationale of Moscow in Mexico City to spread Bolshevik influence across the Americas. Police arrested active agents. leader Gruesenberg seeks 318 million to fund Moscow's work.
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Harding and Coolidge to Confer in Washington
Boston June 25 Senator Harding and Governor Coolidge the Republican candidates will meet in Washington on June 30. The governor received an invitation and telegraphed his acceptance. The presidential nominee expressed great satisfaction at the prospect of the meeting.
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Harding
Coolidge
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Non-Stop Flight to Start Sunday
Omaha reports John M. Laresen owner of an all metal plane says a non stop return flight to New York will be undertaken Sunday. The flight will depart an hour before sunrise carrying wedding guests from New York.
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John M. Laresen
New York
Harvard Wins Varsity Four in Yale Regatta
Harvard upset Yale to win the four mile varsity race by six lengths at New London with a strong finish in choppy water and a favorable breeze. Yale had earlier taken the freshmen and junior varsity races, despite Harvard leading at the one mile mark and Yale briefly gaining late before Harvard pulled away.
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Tailors Dundee Tailors Offer Union Made Clothes
Dundee Tailors advertise popular prices for union made clothing with cleaning and pressing services. Phone 357. Located at 326 West Central.
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