Cox outlines campaign finance reforms and effort for full disclosure
Governor Cox lauds Democratic fundraising and pledges full public accounting of campaign finances. Roosevelt and White join in endorsing continued senatorial investigations, with White empowered to form a campaign subcommittee. Cox vows budget clarity and weekly accounting to ensure transparent spending.
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Freight rate rise eyed to cover wage award
Washington dispatch reports railroad executives estimate freight rates must rise about 50 percent to absorb the $600 million wage award from the railway labor board and related revenue increases sought from the Interstate Commerce Commission. Western roads seek smaller gains. carriers urge integrating the wage award into freight and passenger rate hikes.
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Women Plan to Call on Candidates in Ohio July
National Woman's Party announces a July deputation to visit Senator Harding in Marion to press for ratification of suffrage. The rally will carry banners praising the Republican platform and seek support for a solid Republican vote in Tennessee.
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Allocation of Vessels Under Consideration
Washington July 20 Allaca bediren PRIM P. Menson of New York, president of the company, and the officials of the shipping board discussed allocations. The chairman said all applications properly filed would receive the greatest consideration. The Pacific and Eastern Steamship Company seeks several of the board’s 580 foot liners for Far Eastern service.
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Boxcars Moved Westward Amid Wide Shortage Signals Traffic Strain
Reports from shippers and the Railway Association cite a broad boxcar shortage as demand for grain shipments rises. C Kendall notes the bottleneck could curtail loading capacity further as crops move, compounding prior transport limits seen in recent weeks.
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Sentence Commuted in California Drug Case
In Sacramento California on July 26 a court commuted a sentence from one to sixteen years in a laboratory related case involving Benténcp of JHangon.
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Nogales Official Bar On Alcohol Near International Line
Governor Borquez of Sonora issues a rule banning sale of wines beers and liquors within 140 meters of the International Line. Upon his arrival in Nogales tomorrow a petition signed by several Americans financially interested may prompt a reconsideration of the edict.
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Johnsons plan passport method sparks immigration debate
In San Francisco on July 20 the immigration and naturalization committee announced a probationary passport plan for immigrants. Johnsons would issue limited passports to lawyers doctors and students to ensure acceptance of U.S. laws while the government reviews character and fitness. Witnesses including K K Kawakami and Rev Palmer testified on Japanese immigration amid questions about weapons and consular letters.
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Armenian Observers See No Immediate Bolshevik Threat
Trans Caucasian dispatch reports Armenian confidence that Bolshevik takeover would require a major Russian push into Armenia. Observers cite General Dro and rugged mounted bands in Nakhalchavan as key fighters who resist Bolshevik influence. The account notes brutal warfare by Tartars of Azerbaijan and the independent stance of Dro’s force.
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Patriotism Runs High in Warsaw City War Spirit
About half a million Warsaw residents answered the call of the Polish National Council of Defense for troops. The city’s newspapers show a strong war spirit as people, including clerks and workers, march in uniformed processions singing patriotic songs.
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New York Moving Picture Workers Strike Disrupts Industry
More than two thousand film workers in New York and vicinity walked out today crippling a dozen studios. Stage hands and operators joined the stoppage, affecting all laboratories in the metropolitan district and threatening a cut in weekly film production by millions of feet of footage.
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Secrecy Plans for League Court Envelop Nations Agenda
The Hague July 120 outlines secrecy proposals for a high court of nations. A five power neutral panel seeks public hearings but allows secret sessions on diplomatic interests. If approved, court rulings will follow U S Supreme Court styles with limited public access to briefs.
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Bryan Opponents Seek to Block Nomination at Prohibition Convention
Lincoln July 20 AP Leaders from several delegations at the prohibition national convention pledged to push for a Bryan nomination in the first session, while Bryan indicated he would not accept the bid. Telegrams urged a firm statement of refusal to avert a stampede toward acclamation, with supporters seeking to shape a campaign strategy and platform.
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