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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1920

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Cox Backs Wilson League in White House Conference

Governor Cox pledged unreserved support for the League of Nations covenant after a White House conference with President Wilson. He avoided detailing reservations and said the Volstead Act was not discussed while signaling a swift campaign start to promote internationalism as the campaign issue.

Albert W. Fox Washington Post White House Wilson Cox League of Nations League America Americas Germany Versailles Gov Cox Franklin Roosevelt Mr Roosevelt Grayson Mr Wilson Glass South Palmer United Wilson League Guy Coxs United States San Francisco

Candidate Pleased With Visit Amid Big Crowds

Gov Cox of Ohio, Democratic presidential hopeful, left Washington amid cheers after a White House call and met with President Wilson and Franklin D Roosevelt before lunch. He then toured the city, addressed local Democrats at Judge Ansberry’s Woodlawn Drive home, and noted cordial reception from all sides.

Gov Cox Ohio Washinston White House Wilson Goy Cox Franklin D Roosevelt Guy Cox Guv Cox Wilsons Jo. Ansberry Woodland Drive Ot Pinks Colby Virginia National Congressional Committee Love

Wilson Cox rally unity pledge on league and peace

The interview portrays a united stance on the league of nations between President Wilson and Gov. Cox. They stress party and national unity, adherence to Democratic platform, and commitment to honor and world peace. Assistant Secretary Roosevelt lauds the accord and loyalty to the country.

Wilson Gov. Cox League of Nations Roosevelt

Harding Questions Cox on treaty and Armenia policy

Senator Harding demands Gov Cox state whether he will ratify the treaty and league with or without modifications and whether he endorses article 10, and whether he will renew Armenia demands and maintain Adriatic policy, in a broad probe of Cox’s foreign commitments amid the Wilson era.

William D. Hassett Washington Post Co Marion Ohi Harding jGoy Cox Wilson Washington White House Gov Cox Senate Guy Cox Armenia Adriatic Italy Thrace Bulgaria Greece

Kaiser's Youngest Son Joachim Shoots Self in Potsdam

Berlin July 18 Prince Joachim of Hohenzollern youngest son of former Kaiser William shot himself at his Potsdam residence Villa Leignitz He died hours later at St Josephs Hospital In recent years he faced financial trouble a mental downturn and a divorce He was born December 17 1890 served on both fronts in the world war and was once considered a hero The former imperial line now has only Eitel Frederick in Potsdam

Berlin Preas Prince Joachim of Hohengollern William Potsdam Villa Leignitz St Joseph's Hospital Joachim Eitel Frederick Prince Joachim France Marie Augustine Anhalt Paris Germany United States

Three H C Smiths Compete for Ohio Secretary of State

Columbus July 18. Ohio Republicans face a three way race for secretary of state as H C Smith of Elyria quits leaving Harvey C Smith of Zanesville who currently holds the office and two other men with the same initials. Cleveland H C Smith known as Henry Clay, a negro, enters the primary set for August 10. the state Supreme Court rejects attempts to bar him, ruling the race open if primary rules are followed.

Columbus Ohio H. C. Smith Elyria Harvey C. Smith Zanesville Cleveland Henry Clay Secretary of State Omo Supreme Court

New Skipper Will Sail Lipton Yacht

Sir Thomas Lipton plans to replace Capt William Burton as wheel captain of Shamrock IV with designer Charles Nicholson. The change, likely to be announced aboard the Resolute, follows reports that Shamrock has not shown its true speed or handling in recent races. Lipton and aides discussed the move amid favorable winds and strong shipboard opinions praising Nicholson’s wheel work on the Resolute.

Sandy Hook Associated Press Thomas Lipton Wiliam P Burton Burton Akipper Lipton H L Garrett Royal Ulster Yacht Club Charles Nicholson Demgner Shamrock Duncan F D Neill Ir 'Thomas Col Neill Demgner Nicholson Sir Thomas Mr Nicholson Ingland Gosport Mr Burton Thomas Capt Thomas Liptons Victoria Thomas Assoiates Kill Jarney Charles F Adams

Millerand reports on Spa conference results

Premier Millerand drove to Rambouillet to brief President Deschanel on the Spa conference outcomes. The July 18 transmission notes the French premier conveying conclusions from the Spa talks to the head of state, highlighting official diplomacy and allied cooperation.

Deschanel Paris Millerand Rambouillet Spa

Cochran Runs as Murphy Senate Candidate in New York

Special to The Washington Past from New York July 18 outlines Bourke Cochran as Charles F Murphy s pick for the U S Senate. Tammany boss Murphy delays publicly detailing his plan to elevate the noted New York orator to the Senate now held by James W Wadsworth, with an announcement expected soon in Murphy s characteristic fashion.

Washington New York Bourke Cochran Charles F Murphy States Senate Senate James W Wadsworth Murphy

Syria Arms For War and Allied Moves in Near East

Britain and Greece plan to clear the Scutari Peninsula, with Ismid to Chileh line to curb nationalist raids, while France expands in Syria moving toward Rayak Aleppo and Damascus. Reports describe burning, casualties, and tensions over flags and Turkish nationalist actions amid broader Entente operations.

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Georgians Pledge to Build New Railway Route

Constantinople July 17 The Associated Press reports British forces will evacuate Batum if the Georgian republic agrees to a British concession to build a Batum to Kara railway with free passage, allowing goods to reach other countries and a Batum fortification dismantling. The line would join the Tabriz route to Persia and extend toward Teheran, linking with the overland India route. Russians have surveyed Batum to Kara and graded portions of the 150 mile segment.

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