Democratic Leaders Plan National Campaign Organization
Democratic leaders met with Governor Cox and Franklin D. Roosevelt to organize campaign headquarters, select a committee chairman, finance plans, and draft notification dates and itineraries. Discussions touched on staff roles, possible vice chair, and urging ratification of suffrage. Cox and Moore details remained unsettled.
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Moore
Cox
Democratic National Committee
Associated Press
Columbu
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic-National Committee
Govermor Cox
Roosevelt
Anneiming
Gox
Harding
Lee ‘Wilson
Cummings
Homer
Hull
Tennessee
Norman
Mack
York
Noth Carolina
Arly
Prohibition Party Prepares for Fight at National Convention
Lincoln Nebraska July 19 The Prohibition Party readies for a proving fight in the presidential campaign as delegates converge for the national convention. William Jennings Bryan and Billy Sunday are named as head ticket prospects with Bryan possibly forced to accept. Numerous pet candidates surface while a female vice presidential nominee is favored. about 450 delegates expected as decor and banners go up ahead of opening day.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
Prohibition Party
W. G. Calderwood
William Jennings “Bryan
Billy
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Mr. Calderwood
Sunday
Calderwood
Harding
Corbneir
Fiet
Dan A. Poling
Christian Iendeavor Society
Clinton
Howard
Rochester
Robert Patton
Springfield
Charles H., Randall
Congress
California
Virgil G. Hinshaw
Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
Sugar Company Officers Stand Trial Soon
The Ptah-Idaho Sugar Company, tied to Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints officers, was bound over for trial at the November term in Salt Lake City on three Lever Act counts. U S district attorney Isaac Blair Evans led the case alleging profiteering in sugar sold for around 23 cents per pound, produced under 12 cents. A related Idaho action will have a preliminary hearing here.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ptah-Idaho, Sugar. Company
Church of Jess ‘Chiat
United States Court
United States
van Pelt
United States District Attorney
Isaac Blair Evans
Ita Baste
Idahg
Heber J. Grant
Seaboard
Johnson Says It Is Up To Harding In Campaign Letter
In a Boston letter to Bancroft Abbott, Senator Hiram Johnson of California says if Harding’s acceptance speech clearly supports Americanism, he will enthusiastically back the Republican ticket. Johnson notes the platform league clause is awkward but interpretable and urges unity against the league supporters amid Chicago conditions.
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Johnson
MR. Harding
Associated Press
Boston
Hiram Johnson
California
Bancroft Abbott
Jeader
Harding
League of Nations
Another Earthquake Shock at Los Angeles
A sharp quake struck Los Angeles at 6 48 pm lasting about ten seconds with no damage or panic reported. Theater crowds remained calm as the temblor appeared milder than the three heaviest shocks felt last Friday, with the strongest shaking centered around points up to 70 miles away.
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Associated.“Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Jess
Time allowance for American Defender
Sandy Hook New Jersey July 18 Shamrock IV the British challenger for the America's Cup will be required to give American defender all time allowance of seven minutes and one second in tomorrow's race the regatta committee of the New York Yacht Club announced tonight This increase of 21 seconds over the previous allowance followed the granting of Lipton craft for permission to use a larger sail Moderate and mostly northwest winds with fair weather was the weather bureau s forecast tonight and tomorrow
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Associated Press
Sandy Hook
N. J
Shamrock IV
Részohite
Amercain
Regatta Committee
New York + yacht club
Weather Bureau
Proclaim Martial Law On Polish Frontier
Warsaw reports martial law along the Polish German frontier after German cross border attempt. Police detain communists in Posen over placards declaring Poland will fall harming regional security.
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Warsaw
Fear Coal Famine Warns State Leaders Urge Action
Seattle July 19 Governor Hart appealed to the public coal operators and miners urging prompt and earnest cooperation and publicity to avoid the worst fuel shortage the state has known unless steps are taken to prevent it. He warned the threat could hit this fall and winter and called for public awareness and coordinated effort.
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Seattle
Wash
Hart
Negro Confesses to Murder and Assault in Orange County
Mose Gibson, a black man, confessed in Los Angeles that he killed Roy Trapp of Fullerton California and assaulted Mrs. Trapp. He also admitted killing a white man in Baton Rouge Ja. 100 years ago. Orange County officials plan to detain him in Topock Arizona pending further action.
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Los Angeles
Mose Gibson
Roy Trapp
Fullerton
Cal
Francher
Harding Weighs League Policy in Campaign Move
Senator Harding presses his attack on Wilson foreign policy as he considers a league of nations stance and outlines potential constructive ideas for his campaign. He tours Ohio, golf outing at Mansfield, meets R K Hynicka and J G Darden, while supporters plan a Marion rally centering on an old McKinley residence tribute.
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Associated Press
Marion
Harding
Wilson
Cox
Repubican
Versailles
House
League of Nations
Mansfield
R. K. Hynicka
Republican National Coin Mineman
Ohio
J.G. Darden
New York
McKinley
Cal
Canton
Police Probe Romance of Officer Who Slew War Bride
Police examine the case of Lieutenant Carl Wandered a suspected wife murderer. He allegedly confessed to hiring a young man to stage a robbery at his home and then shot and killed the hired youth and his wife. He claimed fear of entanglement delayed reporting.
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Carl
Wanderer
Bery
Two Million Men Eye Railroad Wage Settlement
Chicago July 19 the railway labor board will hand down its first award increasing pay for almost all 2 000 000 railroad workers The expected average rise ranges from 60 to 60 percent of demands totaling between 500000000 and 600000000 of the billion dollar request Unions debate accepting or rejecting the award by referendum Stocks react as reports claim the big five rail unions may reject the award while Pennsylvania railroad plans a 10 percent layoff in the eastern region and no changes in the southwest region emerge
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Tak~en
League
Chicago
Railway Labor Board
R. M. Barton
Labor Board
Te Wan
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. G. Rodgers
St Louis
Wall Street
Brotherhood of
Yngin
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Prohibition
Bryan Anit’ “Dilly
Sugar Company
Alek Palatoumis
Julia Andonazyse
Hblg
Alex
Julia
Ba Alngie
Railroad Labor Board
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