Stoddard backs Harding as Wood and Robins plan visits
H L Stoddard renews Progressive support for Harding and says he will back the Republican nominee. Gen Leonard Wood and Raymond Robins will visit Harding. du Pont cooks breakfast at Marion Club. Harding plans limited speech, aiming for broad appeal while awaiting his acceptance address.
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Detroit
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Harding and Cox Invited to Speak in Plattsburgh Program
The Southern States League of Women Voters plans a July Atlantic City event with Harding and Gov. Cox likely invited to address students. A DC drive for members continues as a committee plans to invite Republican and Democratic nominees in Ohio.
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Cox
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West Cox plan for early campaign in the West
Dayton Ohio July 9 Gov Cox urges an early West campaign opening with national committee control. Conference July 20 in Dayton to decide plans and location for official notification. Roosevelt reference and roving messages from supporters mark a busy political day as Cox weighs moves and staffing.
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James M. Cox
National Committee
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Corn Palace
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Minnesota State Fair Management
Charles E. Morris
San Francisco
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British Premier criticizes American absence at Spa
Premier David Lloyd George voiced strong criticism of American nonparticipation at the Spa conference in Belgium. He said Americans have left the Allies and are not providing help to solve the problems, dismissing American talk of aid from those not present.
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Earl Curzon
Carl Heinze
Germany
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Drsimons
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Dermany
Russia Ties Recognition To Policy Shifts In U S Policy
The United States may recognize the bolsheviki later or never depending on international policy. Locomotives to the soviets face licensing hurdles and possible export bans. Bolshevik military strength grows as the Polish front collapses under Budenny’s攻. The American Russian Chamber of Commerce welcomes the triage law lift and foresees improved relations with Russia.
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Poles Prepare Move of Government from Warsaw
London reports Poland intends to shift the seat of government from Warsaw. Poland notes it remains ready for a peace based on self determination. Russian Bolshevik forces break through Polish lines south of the Dvina to overrun Lithuania as Letts aid near Dvinsk and Skud Elyns.
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Bolt Kills 8 Workmen at Industrial Canal
In New Orleans on July 9 lightning struck a pile driver sheltering eight workmen during a storm at the Industrial Canal. Coroner's investigation found the men stood on a pile-driver cable atop sheet metal piling. the bolt appears to have struck the driver's peak and traveled to them.
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Teutons Sign Disarmament Pact Amid Allied Pressure
In Spa, Belgium, July 9 Germany signed the disarmament protocol in line with cabinet unanimity. Lloyd George welcomed the move, noting penalties target the Allies and that disarmament remains a two sided matter. The session also discussed war criminals as judges prepared lists and sought evidence for prosecutions.
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Germany
Bowers
Mr. Lloyd George
La Follette to Decide on Fusion Nomination Today
Chicago reports efforts to line up a national third party on the fusion plan falter. Senator R M La Follette of Wisconsin would decide today whether to accept a fusion nomination as open hearings begin for the platform committee and the Labor party and 48 committee conventions proceed amid disputes over railroad policy and party procedures.
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New York
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Trish Freedom
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Flesh grafts by husband on wife in urgent surgery
Special from The Washington Post reports Dr Orlando P Scott grafted skin from his own thigh to his wife’s leg after a crash. The couple left Mercy Hospital in a car en route to Jefferson Hospital for emergency care when Mrs Scott’s leg was crushed. The surgeon performed initial reduction and later grafting on both patients, aiming to save the leg from amputation.
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Chicago
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Premier Venizelos visits Belgium charm King Albert
Greek Premier Venizelos arrived in Brussels on July 9 and soon after met with King Albert and Queen Elizabeth at the royal residence. The state visit begins with a diplomatic reception and may shape Greece Belgium relations.
Court Clears Snow in No Plot to Kill Case
Judge Robert Hardison ruled Chester A Snow did not conspire to murder his divorced wife Mrs Addis Hubba Snow. The court found the evidence did not prove a conspiracy and dismissed warrants against Snow and two co-defendants. The verdict labeled the allegations a frame-up by a woman detective hired to shadow Mrs Snow.
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