War in Europe prompts cautious US stance on Polish aid
The Associated Press reports Washington officials avoiding formal stance on Allied military aid to Poland as European war tensions rise. They foresee difficulty for France and Britain to send timely reinforcements and fear domestic strain may limit U.S. action, while some officials note Britain and France promised support. Bolsheviks capture Grodno as Polish forces defend strongly and eastern operations continue.
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Poland
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France
Great -Britain
Warsaw
Great Hrltari
United States
Rhine
Mischievous Talks By The Archbishop
London July 22 Premier Lloyd George told the House of Commons that Archbishop Mannix of Australia had been delivering exceedingly mischievous speeches. He spoke in reply to Sir Frederick Young’s question about Mannix’s proposed visit to Ireland and said the matter was being considered.
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London
Lloyd George
House of ‘Commons
Mannix
Australia
Frederick W. Young
Swindon
Wiltshire
Frederick I
Ireland
Bebig
Cox and Roosevelt set for August 7 and August 4
Columbus dispatch reports Governor Cox and Franklin D. Roosevelt scheduling key acceptance speeches. Cox plans to lock in to prepare in his library and will depart for Trail Band, not returning until August 2. The campaign team discusses strategy as White plans eastern stops after notification.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Cox
Democratic Standard
Harding
Democratic National Committee
White
Moore
Kansas City
Moi
Fragmentary Republican Campaign Note From San Francisco
A garbled July 22 report from San Francisco notes a Republican campaign organization in the West with mention of a congressman and a named coal leader. The legible fragments reference A Sta la and Nathan in association with party activities and leadership positions.
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A. Stala
Aemas Ren, Y Nathan
Longest Flight Talk Over Wireless Telegraph 2000 Miles
Report from St John s Newfoundland describes cadet Lyrse and Captain Roved discussing the first Atlantic wireless telegraph message received 20 years ago from Signal Hill where Marconi achieved a milestone. The account notes limited comprehension of the speech despite the expert presence.
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ST. John's
Aly
Roved
Ofiarey
Signal Hill
Marconi
Lenroot backs deep water route for Great Lakes trade
In Detroit a July 22 AP report quotes Senator Lenroot urging Congress to act within a year to fund a deep water route from the Atlantic to the Great Lakes. Lenroot argues St. Lawrence development boosts U.S. prosperity more than Panama. John W. Thomas cites transport breakdowns solvable by improved waterways. Poindexter and Shorthill set to speak.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mid
Congress
Atlantic
Great
Middle West
L. Lenroot
Wisconsin
Great Lakes
Lawrence
Tidewater Congress
Lenrot
United States
John W. Thomas
Chicago
St. Lawrence
Miles Poindexter
Washington
Pacific Coast
Ww. Shorthill
Omaha
Gasoline shipment arrives to ease two week L A outage
The Associated Press reports a major gasoline shipment reached Los Angeles to relieve a two week outage. About 126 million gallons are to be shipped nationwide with 35 million gallons kept in Los Angeles and the rest distributed to the West.
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Los ‘Angeles
Los Angeles
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West
Unions Accept Wage Award But Protest Remains
In Chicago a group of 16 railroad unions accepted the railway labor board wage award under protest, with 15 agreeing to renew the case before the board. The Order of Railway Telegraphers abstained, referring the matter to its members with a strike option. Leaders said back pay under the award would be pursued if possible.
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Associated Press
Fhigago
United States Railway ‘Labor Board
Timothy Shea
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Leadera
Parley Christensen Visits Salt Lake City
Farmer labor candidate for president arrives home and is greeted by friends at the railway station. He leaves for his small frame house to rest with his aged mother, then leads a parade through town to the courthouse where he delivers an address.
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Salr Lake Crry
Staly
P. Christensen
Farmer-Labor
Tonigl
Fire sweeps Marysville business block causing heavy damage
Fire rips through a Marysville business block causing about 160000 dollars in damage. Authorities suspect arson as the blaze is under investigation with an incendiary origin considered.
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Marysville
Harding Accepts Republican Nomination in July Parade
In Marion Ohio Warren G Harding accepts the Republican nomination speech promising a new world order by forming an association of nations while claiming to safeguard American sovereignty. Delegations parade past his residence as supporters head to the pavilion for the formal notification ceremony.
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Associated Press
Marion
Ohio
Corgreas
Warren
Harding
Hia
Rae
Forty-two Lost on Wrecked Ship Conde off Mexico
San Diego reports 42 lives lost when the Mexican power schooner Conde formerly Tont Maru of Yokohama turned turtle and foundered at night near Lower California. The vessel, five days overdue at Manila, carried pearl divers and fishermen to Mexican ports. all aboard perished, with bodies washing ashore 40 miles south of Mazatlan. The master’s name was not known locally.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Cal
Marathin
Mexico
Jeanette R
California
Jacks ‘Conde
Conde
West Pooass
Yokohama
Mazatlan
Acapulco
Manzanillo
San Cruz
Jeanette
Jeanette Ri
Condé
Rioting erupts near Clonard monastery and Bainbridge
Across Fil Ireland, serious clashes unfold as rioters clash with troops near Clonard monastery and Bainbridge. Two killed, several injured, including John Conn shot and operated on, amid renewed firing in Kashmor Road district and at the news agency offices.
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Aticha Morgan
Wes
Clonard Monastry
Olbere
William Downey
Willam
Kashmor Road
John
Watkins Chosen by Day Party as Prohibition Nominee
Aaron Watkins of Germantown Ohio is nominated by the Prohibition national convention after William J Bryan declines. The vote totals show Watkins 108, Pattom 74, Polling 24, Randel 0, with 106 needed to nominate. Watkins is a former professor of literature and a previous Prohibition candidate for governor.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Ohio
Ser
Prohibitios National Convention
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Watkins
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William J. Brym
R. H. Ratton
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R. H. Pattom
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Ada College
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Mex Watkins
Han
Paten
Lucy
Gaston
Republican Party
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