Allies Plan To Help Poland At Paris Peace Talks
Amid discussions in Spa Belgium Allied leaders pressed Germany to fix definite early dates for executing military naval and aerial clauses of the Versailles treaty. Lloyd George urged firm action while German ministers warned of unrest and bolshevik influence as Berlin cited economic strain to delay disarmament and force maintenance of order with a larger police force.
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Lloyd George
Germany
Spa
Belgium
Marshal Foch
Wil
Poland
Constantin Fehrenbach
Herr Gessler
von Zeeht
M. Delacroix
M. Francois-Marsal
Davis
Marshal Foeh
Wilken
Military, Naval and Aeronautics Commissions
Berlin
Simons
Tiovd George
Lield George
Fehrenbach
Dessler
Herr Dessler
Pomeranian
Herr Deester
National League and American League Scores Notebook
In the National League games Chicago and St Louis played with Pittsburgh and Philadelphia tallying five for St Louis and one for Philadelphia. In the American League Philadelphia defeated Boston six to one on a day with no other games scheduled.
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Loert Peret
Ciccionau Seeeneee
Brooklyn
St. Lain
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Ees Peres Seeereees
Seeten
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadeptia
Boston
Villa Signs Peace Armistice in Mexican Revolt
A dispatch from Torreón reports Francisco Villa has signed an armistice and will suspend attacks until July 15. Negotiated by Elias L. Torres near Saucillo, Chihuahua, the agreement requires Villa to surrender under conditions approved by Provisional President de la Huerta and generals Calles Obregon and Hill. Torres says Villa has no political ambition and recognizes de la Huerta. fighting may continue absent direct orders from Mexico City.
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el Paso
Vex
el Paso Times
Torreón
Mexico
Francisco Villa
de la Huerta
Elias L. Torres
Villa
Saucillo
Chihuahua
Torres
Torreon
Mexico City
Elias Calles
Alvaro Obregon
Benjamin Hill
Yin
Obregon
J. G. Escobar
Juarez
Cox Praises Running Mate Roosevelt At Dayton Office
Governor Cox, Democratic presidential nominee, praises his running mate Franklin D. Roosevelt as a vigorous, progressive Democrat. He read thousands of congratulatory telegrams at his Dayton newsroom, with messages from McAdoo, Marshall, Roosevelt, and notable figures like Col. Henry Watterson and Jake Daubert noting the ticket’s promise.
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Daubert
Cox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
GG. McAdoo
T Follew
Warty
Marshall
Troosevelt
Col
Henry Watterson
Colonel Watterson
Jake Daubert
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Tex Rickard
Theodore Roosevelt Kinship Ties Stir VP Candidacy Talk
The text notes Theodore Roosevelt’s years back relation to a rival as a fifth cousin to the late ex president and mentions Franklin D Roosevelt’s mother Sara Delano Roosevelt as a fourth cousin of Colonel Roosevelt. It cites Franklin Roosevelt’s March 105 message to Anna Fleaney Roosevelt and references Elliott Roosevelt, brother to the colonel, in relation to a possible Democratic vice presidential candidate.
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Theodoreoosevelt
Rowevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Sara (Delano) Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Anna Fleaney Roosevelt
Germantown
Elliott Roosevelt
T. RR
Soas
Wilson Plans to Stay in Washington This Summer
White House officials say President Wilson will remain in the capital for the summer, not planning to be away from Washington because he finds the weather agreeable and comfortable.
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Wilson
Capital
Washington
Whsom
White House
Bolsheviki Take Rovno Fortress in Major Russian Advance
Bolsheviki capture the fortress of Rovno on a 720 mile front with a push toward the Polish lines. About 1,000 prisoners, two armored trains, two tanks and two 6 inch guns are reported taken as Polish forces retreat under pressure on both northern and southern sectors. Northwest of Rovno rail line to Kovel is cut as General Budenny raids continue.
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London
Rovno
Dubno
Lutsk
Moscow
Warsaw
Alorg 2
Kovol
Budenny
Wood Campaign Underwritten By New York Men, Senate Told
William Loeb testified at a Chicago senate probe that about one million dollars was raised in New York to back Major General Leonard Wood for the Republican presidential nomination. He named mayors and donors, including George W. Perkins and J. B. Duke, and described checks sent to several states. The hearing touched Missouri Lowden delegates and other campaign financing details amid questions about oligarchy and organization.
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Chicago
Leonard Wood
New York
William Loeb
Wood
Senate Investigation Committee
Federal
Monell
Mr. Whalen
William Cooper Procter
Mr. Loeb
General Wood
J.B. Duke
Loeb
George W. Perkins
Tle
Heed
Reed
Missouri
Lowdon
T. W. Huckmede
Warrington, Me
Jacob L. Babler
Mr. Huckriede
Lowden
Ek. L. Morse
Republican State Committee
Raft
Durazzo Evacuated, Rome Dispatch Reports
A Rome dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph says Durazzo has been evacuated. The report notes the city’s safety move amid ongoing pressures and mentions the broader strategic situation in the region.
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Durazzo
London
Exchange
Rome
Johnson Lines Up With Sen Harding
San Francisco July 8 Senator Hiram W Johnson of California urged Republican unity on a platform championing Americanism. He framed the League of Nations as the decisive issue, noting Republicans faulted the covenant for failing and Democrats backed the league as proposed. The choice, he said, lies with voters in November.
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San Francisco
Cal
Hiram W. Johnson
California
League of Nations
Congress
Johnson
Democratic Party
Daughter of Carranza Accuser Ordered His Execution
A report claims the daughter of Mexican leader Venustiano Carranza ordered the execution of her father. The article details the alleged political intrigue and the resulting action, highlighting the shift in power and the dramatic family role in the event.
Against Suffrage Annie Bock Voices Coarse Politics
Julia Carranza daughter of the slain Mexican president writes an open letter to Mexicans accusing General Obregon of ordering Carranza’s execution. Obregon is a candidate for the Mexican presidency and is linked to hiring at the time.
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The
Evening Journal
Washington, D. C
Julia Carranza
People of
Mexico
Alvaro Obregon
General Obregon
Carranza
Obregon
Former suffrage leader renounces cause in Tennessee
In Knoxville the Bock of Los Angeles, once a prominent equal rights advocate, writes to Tennessee Representative W. K. Anderson urging rejection of ratification. She claims suffrage coarsens women and argues crime rose after women gained voting rights in California.
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Evening Journal
Knoxville
Tenn
Bock
Los Angeles
Cal
Campaign For Equal Rights
Tennessee
W. K. Anderson
Miss Bock
California
Polish national council calls volunteers for defense
Volunteers for immediate service against the Bolsheviks have been called by the Polish national council of defense. The appeal follows the current Red attack on Polish forces and the imminent danger to the Polish nation posed by the Bolshevik army.
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Evening Journal
Warsaw
Polish National Council of Defense
Wilson to Work for Cox in Fight for Dems
Washington July 8 President Wilson will actively support the Democratic candidates Sox and Roosevelt for president and vice president. The White House announced the extent of his involvement will depend on plans developed by the Democratic national committee and the campaign strategy.
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Washington
Wilson
Sox
Roosevelt
White House
Special Session Called To Ratify Woman Suffrage Amendment
Governor Bickett called a special session for August 10 to consider ratification of the woman suffrage amendment. National and state Democratic leaders expect pressure and a bitter fight. The Rejection league has mobilized thousands to oppose ratification while the National Woman's Party has supporters on the ground promoting approval.
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N. C
Bickett
North Carolina
Democratic Party
Carolina
Rejection League
Naational Woman's Party
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