Democrats Choose White as Chairman for Campaign Push
Gov James M Cox assailed Republican fund raising as shocking, vowing continued senate investigations into campaign spending and full public accounting. He framed the Democratic platform as a promissory note to be fully paid, predicting a November victory. George H White of Marietta was elected Democratic national committee chairman, succeeding Cummings, with Roosevelt supporting.
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Court Disqualifies Evale as Nominee in Minnesota Case
Benson Minn July 20 The Rev O J Evale of Benson is disqualified as Republican candidate for Congress Seventh Minnesota district and Representative A J Volstead, author of the prohibition enforcement act, is declared duly nominated in a decision by District Judge Albert Johnson. Volstead defeated Kvale in the June 21 primary. The contest cites corrupt practices and Kvale's charges that Volstead is an atheist and opposed to the Bible. judge Johnson says Royale acts violate the state's laws with no justification.
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O. J. Evale
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Nonpartisan League
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Volstead
Johnson
Royale
Harding Invited Elks To Findlay Homecoming
Marion, Ohio July 20 Senator Harding welcomes 200 Elks and others who drove to his Findlay headquarters for the first front porch talk. A Findlay homecoming visit is suggested, with plans discussed and arrangements for a band, parade, and a near-term trip to Findlay noted. The event emphasizes Harding’s willingness to engage voters and bolster support as Cox delays replies on the league of nations questions.
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Cox
League of Nations
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Murphy
New York
Marsh
Iowa
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Findlay
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Chicago
Rail wage award ends strike threat as $600 million boost approved
The Associated Press reports that 1.8 million railroad workers will gain $600 million in wage increases, with railroads facing an estimated 18 percent freight rate rise to cover the cost. The decision, retroactive to May 1, may be put to a referendum by union leaders amid cautious acceptance by railroad representatives.
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United States Railway Labor Board
E.T. Whiter
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Lane, Commission
McAdoo
Shop Crafts
British Threaten to End Trade Parley with Bolsheviki Advance
London July 20 The British government will dispatch tonight its reply to Soviet Foreign Minister Tchitcherin on an armistice with Poland It intimates that any further Soviet advance into Poland will break off all negotiations for trade between Great Britain and Russia
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Doctor Sues Day Enforcer Over Prescription Blank Limits
In New York on July 20 a federal court order requires Charles R. O Connor federal prohibition director for New York to show cause why he should not issue more liquor prescription blanks to Dr Melville A Hays. The order returns Thursday. Dr Hays says alcohol is a necessary stimulant for some treatments but he cannot obtain blanks after exhausting his allotment.
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France backs Premier Millerand after Spa talks
Paris July 20 The chamber of deputies approved Millerand's government 420 to 162 after reviewing Spa negotiations with allied leaders and Germany. He warned against Prussian hegemony and said France will defend Poland and seek reparations while outlining Turkey, Syria, and coal supply policy. France will be diplomatically represented in Munich and Berlin to counter German influence.
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Poles Pressed Back Lose Faith in Pagt Defeat at Lida
Polish reports say Bolsheviki push toward Grodno along the Vilna Railway as Poles withdraw east of Novogrodek. In Baranovitchi and Shara river areas Polish defenses along the Russo German line repel repeated assaults. Budenny brings in infantry reinforcements while Kosciuszko squadron operates against the Ukrainians.
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Marshal Foch and the League as World Stabilizers
The article argues Marshal Foch proved force can stabilize Europe and warns against reliance on diplomacy alone. It claims France will act as Europe’s police, keeping troops for national interests, including the Ruhr and Syria, while criticizing league ideals. It also warns that Russian moves on Armenia could pull the U.S. into war over a wartime mandate.
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House of Commons
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Ruhr
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Syria
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Wilson
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Shamrock IV Wins Race to Narrow America's Cup Gap
Shaima rock IV defeats defender Resolute by 2 minutes 26 seconds handicap to move within sight of the America's Cup. Shamrock led most of the triangular 30 mile race amid light breeze at Sandy Hook. Resolute’s supporters hail cautious optimism despite setback.
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Resignations Shake Turkish Church and Cabinet
In Constantinople on Monday July 19 the sheik ul islam Durri zalde Abdullah Effendi resigns over refusal to approve the peace treaty. Other cabinet resignations are expected while Damad Ferid Pasha insists on signing. Greek Turkish fighting disrupts rail traffic around Adrianople and travel advisories urge civilians to avoid travel.
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