Captain Burton to be at wheel in Shamrock IV race
At Sandy Hook New Jersey July 19 Captain William P Burton will steer Shamrock IV in tomorrow's race against American defender Resolute after three days of talks by Sir Thomas Lipton and advisers. Debate over helm choice dominated talk as Resolute leads two matches, Shamrock one. Weather and course rules set a 10 mile windward leg and a 10 mile leeward leg in a triangular layout.
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Associated Press
Sandy Hook
N.J
Wiliam P. Burton
Shamrock IV
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Tomight
Thomas Lipton
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Victoria
Burien
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Gun company shoots into crowd at Graham jail
One person is killed and another wounded in Graham North Carolina when a machine gun unit fires on a crowd near the county jail where three black men are held on charges of assaulting a white woman. The incident follows threats of lynching and Governor Bickett ordered the unit to Graham with orders to shoot straight if prisoners’ lives are at risk.
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Associated Press
Grensboro
N. G
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N. C
North Carolina
National Guard
Irish Raiders Destroy Cars Loaded with Munitions
At King's Bridge terminus of the Great Southern railroad in Dublin on July 19 armed men raided, disarmed 10 soldiers, and destroyed three railway cars filled with military stores. The raiders used revolvers, set the cars on fire, and fled. fire brigades arrived but were not allowed to extinguish the flames, though the fire was contained.
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Associated Press
Dublin
King's Bridge
Great Southern Railroad
Ogden Dinner Honors Arkansas Governor Amid Mixed Etiquette
In Ogden Utah on July 16 Governor Brough of Arkansas was toasted at a dinner by local citizens praising his origins as a former Ogden resident. The gathering, described with derisive humor, touched on political labels and movements including anarchism and bolshevism as a playful jab during the event.
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Ogden
Utah
Brough
Arkansas
Wandaee
Prince Joachim Death Suicide Mystery Report
Berlin dispatch reports Prince Joachim killed himself after a long period of low mood and fear of government action. The case follows family strain from a divorce suit and concerns over his health, with a state burial planned in Potsdam. Separately, American foreign policy notes describe rising national resources and a Roosevelt Bowery Mission speech advocating strong access to resources and a larger, better country.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Joachim
von Stehen
Princé Mitel
Dirvorce
Pringe | Eitel
Frederick
Holland
Taitel
Joachim Tay
Freidenskirche
Potsdam
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Bowery
EXPENSES OF THE GOVERNMENT FOR FISCAL YEAR
Washington July 18 preliminary treasury figures show total government outlays for the year ending June 30 at 25 441 853 564. Ordinary disbursements 6 403 343 184 and 17 088 089 723 paid on the public debt. War department led ordinary expenditures with 1 610 587 880. Federal control of railroads charged 2 036 672 157. Debt interest 1 020 251 622. Navy department second with 736 021 456. Shipping board third at 530 565 649.
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War Department
iThe Nevy
Shipping Board
Swith
Greeks Advance Near Brusa as Forces Break Line
An official communiqué from Greek army headquarters reports the advanced guard reaching 15 kilometers beyond Brussa. It states the Greeks annihilated entrenched enemy forces in the Brussa region and captured all their artillery.
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Smyrna
Commtuniade
Brussa
Trade Sends Koerner to Seattle for Woltz in Warmer Weeks
The report states Phil Koerner, former first baseman, was traded to Seattle in exchange for Harry Woltz. Walter issued a report at week’s end confirming the deal and noting its context in ongoing team shifts.
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Seattle
San’ Francisco
Phil Koerner
Flrat
Seattle Lab
Harry Woltz
Cele Senewarters
Walter
Pittman Acquitted In Nicholson Murder Case
In Opreso California Marlon E Pittman was today acquitted of murder in the Andrew Nicholson case. The jury deliberated for about an hour. Pittman's defense argued insanity due to his discovery of Nicholson in his home when the husband was not present. Pittman gave a full statement of the shooting. he did not testify.
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Opresno
Calif
Marlon
Andrew Nicholson
Pittmant
Nicholson
Appeal for Americanism at Twin Falls high school park
A large crowd heard Me Al Frederick Vining Wisher of New York urge greater patriotism and Americanism. He discussed propagandist influences and urged Twin Falls residents to unite for better conditions, with A. Chase of the United Americans supporting the call for improvement. The Twin Falls band played a prelecture concert at Main avenue and Shoshone street.
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AL Frederick Vining Wisher
United Americans
New York
Rank A. Chase
Sternaitiger
Twin Falls
Evenine
Main Avenue
Shorhube Street
Tme
Chile Calls 14 000 Soldiers to Defend Colors
Santiago reports Chile has mobilized about 14 000 troops from four northern provinces as a precaution amid Bolivian revolution turmoil. The move, described as nonhostile, follows Bolivia’s isolation and censorship during the de facto government era.
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Santiago
Chile
War Office
Bolivia
Battista Bavedea
Ono
Mendoza
Foreign Ministry
Arico
Joseph Gutierrez Guerra
United States
Foreign Office
la Paz
Liquor rules tighten on food preparation nationwide
Washington reports that certain tonics and liquors may be used in food manufacture only if sold for consumption off the premises denying on site use in hotels and restaurants. The effort aims to curb on premises alcohol use with enforcement by Revenue Commissioner Williams.
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Washington
Tateread Revenue
Williams
Roosevelt Vice Presidential Nominee Draws GOP Support
In Washington on July 19, Franklin D Roosevelt announced that over two hundred progressive Republicans pledged to back the Democratic presidential ticket after a lengthy induction program.
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Progrus
Roosevelt
Washington
Perankthiti Roosevelt
Bolshevists Take Vilna and Surrounding Lands Report
Dispatches from Kovno to the London Times say Bolshevists occupied Vilna Wednesday afternoon without opposition. Lithuanian and Bolshevist forces jointly control Landurency ten miles west of Vilna and are negotiating the town s future disposition, with a transfer likely to Lithuanians.
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Bolshevists
Vilna
London
London Times
Kovno
GSHOREMEN DISCUSS LABOR TROUBLES AT PORTS
Washington July 16 The shipping board and Longshoremen's Association held a conference with Chairman Benson and representatives. They discussed the working agreement and a decision by the board was promised in the near future. The meeting included ship operators and department officials.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Benson
International Longshoremen's Association
Department of Com
Gasoline Shortage Leads to Kerosene Sold in Los Angeles
July 16 reports that warrants were sworn for the arrest of three oil station proprietors amid a gasoline shortage. Kerosene was found being sold as gasoline in violation of city ordinances, signaling tense enforcement.
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Los Angeles
Argentine Wool Stocks in Negotiations for Disposal
Buenos Aires reports negotiations ongoing to dispose of large stocks of Argentine coarse wool that grew wet during the recent strike conditions. The market side notes that the wool market is weak and prices are pressured as talks with the Triuan government proceed.
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Buenos Aires
Trigian
Failroad Company Reduces the Forge
The Associated Press reports Philadelphia says the company plans reductions in the eastern region. About 12,000 employees are affected, with cost-saving measures and careful changes to avoid disrupting traffic or riders. The aim is to minimize impact while retaining service and jobs.
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Phidadalphia
Psi
Toni Paubeoad
Eomepivkytty
Hobhead
TeeUeo
Knights of Columbus pilgrimage to France limited to 250
The Knights of Columbus pilgrimage to France for the Lafayette statue unveiling by Morshed Korh is capped at 250 due to transport conditions abroad. Delegates from every state will sail from New York on August 7 and be received by Pope Benedict on September 1.
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Clon
Knights of Cobua
France
Lafayette
Morshed Korh
Union
New York
Benedict
Aviator Loses Way Lands Near Himhurst
Acra nton Pa July 15 Captain St. Clair Street commander of the flight to Nome Alaska landed in a fog bank eight miles east of Acro nt on Himhurst. The plane axle broke but Street and his mechanician were not injured. They expect to resume the flight at noon tomorrow.
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Mingola
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