Baker Pushes Cox as Democratic Nominee at Convention
New York June 27 Newton D Baker secretary of war in Wilson's cabinet again placed James M Cox of Ohio in nomination for the presidency before the Democratic National convention. He hailed Cox as Ohio's three term governor and a national leader with vision ready to guide America toward enlightened policies.
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New York
James H. Cox
Ohio
Woodrow Wilton
Newton ID. Baker
Wilson
Cox
Europe
Mr. Baker
Mr.Baker
Old World
Tims
America
Jan. M. Cox
Pope
Washington
Kinecol
Dawes Clears Way for Hard Campaign
Chicago June 75 General Charles Gates Dawes moves from banking to politics. He resigns from Central Trust Company duties spending minutes daily at his loop office. He fields a country wide speaking tour from Evanston headquarters while dictating to three secretaries. He plans a Washington trip to meet President Coolidge before his acceptance speech.
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Chicago
Til
Charles Gates Dawes
Central Trust Company
Lake Shore
Evanston
Johnny Ple
Washington
Howdy
Coolidge
Fairfield Schools Report Highlights Out of Town Tuition
Fairfield June 27 The annual report by Superintendent C F P Garrett shows out of town pupils paid $260 500 in tuition with 233 non residents 26 in grades and 197 in high school. Tuition was 12 per month cost per pupil 12 12. Of receipts 9 10 went to teachers and the rest to the contingent fund. Total enrollment 1768 with 185 boys 583 girls. Sixty five teachers employed 39 men and 56 women with average monthly salaries 226 and 137 06 respectively.
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Fairfield
C. F P. Garrett
Isolation of Lepers A Major Indian Problem
Manila reports Dr A Z J Douglas of Rangoon says isolation is a grave issue for India with 100000 lepers registered and 84 many more unregistered. He notes 10600 known lepers in Burma and argues complete isolation is impractical amid regional upheavals. He also questions chaulmoogra oil as a universal cure for leprosy.
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Manila
India
A. Z. J. Douglas
Rangoon
Burma
Philippines
Calion
Douglas
Douging
Alaska Bishop Wink Visited Parishes by Dog Team
Right Rev. Peter T. Rowe Bishop of the Episcopal Church in Alaska plans an Arctic circuit this summer departing Seattle July 5 aboard the Victoria for Nome and Point Barrow aboard the Bear. He will proceed by dog team southward crossing mountains and rivers visiting white and native congregations and expects to be away all next winter.
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Peter T. Rowe
Episcopal Church In
Alaska
Point Barrow
Artic Circle
Bishop Rowe
Victoria
Nome
Bear
Seat‘tle
Veteran associate recalls John Brown and raid era in Kansas
Salina Kansas veteran Luke F Parsons, last survivor of John Brown's anti slavery band, recalls Brown and pioneer struggles in a reminiscence. He cites Brown's 1855 arrival in Kansas with arms for his sons, the 1856 immigration to Topeka and Lawrence, and the 1858 Missouri raid to free slaves.
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Katw
Luke F. Parsona
Whio
John Brown
Salina Post
Brown
Kansas
Topeka
Lawrence
Theodore Werner
Henry Thompson
Owen
Frederick
Salmon
Oliver
Pottawatomie
Free State
Virginia
Iowa
Chatham
Canada
Cleveland
Ohio
Harper's Ferry
Missouri
Osawatomie
Holton
Pacific Coast
Parsons
Pasa California
Boxing results from New York and Missouri events
Harry Gretch relinquished the world 160 pound title after losing rounds to Ted Moore with Moore pressing in a strong effort. Gene Tunney scored a technical knockout over Erminio Spalla in the seventh round. Larry Estridge defeated Panama Joe Gans to claim the Negro middleweight title in ten rounds. Morrie Schlaifer beat Tillie Herman by technical knockout in the eighth. Eddie Held and Jimmie Manion reached the trans Mississippi golf semi finals in St. Joseph with Bartlett Weatherby and Watta advancing in the lower bracket.
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New York
Harry Gretch
Ted Moore
Yankee Stadium
Greik
Gene Tunney
Erminio Spalla
Spalla
Larry Estridge
Harlem
Panama Joe Gans
Omaha
Morrie Schlaifer
Tillie
Kid) Herman
Chicago
ST. Joseph
Eddie Held
Jimmie Manion
St. Louis
Robert McKee
Des Moines
Manson
Sam Reynolds
Arthur M. Bartlett
Ottumwa
Jacob Weatherby
Minneapolis
Lawson Watta
James Nugent
Kansas City
Paris Ex-President Miller Named To French Bar Council
Paris reports former President Miller elected as a member of the Council of the Order of Advocates of the French Bar Association. Ottawa notes ratification of the US Canada liquor treaty awaits the next US Senate session per Premier McKenzie King. Rome notes Mussolini wins senate confidence 225 to 21. China claims near no taxes with national debt about five dollars per capita. Britain debt is about 330 times larger.
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Paris
Millerand
Council of the Order of Advocates of the
French Bar Association
Ottawa
Ont
United States
Canada
Senate
McKenzie King
House of Commons
Rome
Mussolini
China
Great Britain
Milord actor and playwright killed by accidental shotgun discharge
Carlyle Moore, a New York actor, playwright, and scenario writer, was killed at his Milford summer home by an accidental shotgun discharge yesterday.
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Associated
Milford
Carlyle Moore
New York
United States Willing to Aid Europe on Reparations
A White House spokesman said the United States is anxious to assist Europe in pushing the reparations issue but will not take part in overseas political disputes. He commented on the planned inter allied conference in London next month to discuss implementing the Dawes plan.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Coolidge
London
Kellogg's Bran Promises Relief From Constipation
An advertisement argues constipation causes many diseases and promotion of Kellogg's All Bran for permanent relief. It claims 100 percent bran, guarantees results or money back, and details how to use two tablespoons daily with meals, plus serving ideas and hotel distribution from Battle Creek.
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Mm Laerlen
League of Geneva
Austria
Hungary
Liberiliem
Woodrow Wiilwon
America
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Kellogg
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