Harding Accepts Nomination Vowing Normalcy and Peace
Marion Ohio July 22 Warren G Harding accepted the Republican nomination pledging to stabilize the nation and restore normal conditions. He urged prompt peace with Europe, a limited league vision, and a return to American values from Garfield Park amid a porch campaign setting.
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Harding Clarifies Peace Issue in Special Congress Session
Senator Harding pledges to summon Congress for immediate peace with Germany if elected, aiming to end war promptly without league of nations entanglements. He contrasts this with Cox's support for the league, framing a clear choice for voters on peace policy and world role.
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Illinois Coal Strike Looms as Majority Idle
Illinois coal mines face a widening strike as half the mines idle and all may halt by Monday. Miner leaders demand a $2 daily wage increase, while operators seek federal guidance. President Wilson’s action is awaited. New England coal shipments face no priority amid a national conference outcome.
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Vanderbilts American financier dies in Paris
William K. Vanderbilt, 70, died in Paris at 6 pm attended by his wife, Duchess of Marlborough, and his two sons William K. Jr and Harold. Funeral at American Church Avenue Alma, body to be shipped to Staten Island. He was eldest surviving Vanderbilt, brother Cornelius had died in 1889. Consuelo married the Duke of Marlborough in 1895. He fell ill while attending the races at Autuell April 15.
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Bryan Declines Prohibition Party Nomination in Lincoln
William Jennings Bryan rejected the Prohibition party’s 1920 presidential nomination while returning from fishing. The Lincoln event confirmed Watkins of Germantown, Ohio, as the nominee after Bryan’s refusal was telegraphed and read at Madison Lake. The telegram declining the nomination reached the convention after the first ballot.
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Britain Not Ready To Invoke League in U S Japan Dispute
Premier Lloyd George told the House of Commons there are no differences between the United States and Japan serious enough to warrant Britain referring the matter to the League of Nations. He said interference by Britain is not an appropriate step at this time.
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Belfast riots kill and wound dozens as Sinn Fein tensions rise
Rioting and gunfire across Belfast and surrounding towns leave at least nine dead by evening with scores wounded. Militants attack mills, foundries, and distilleries while police and soldiers clash with mobs in Falls, Kashmir, and other districts. Sinn Fein workers and officials face expulsions as violence spurs new assaults and a wave of casualties.
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Poles Driven From Grodno as Bolsheviks Gain City
Polish forces withdraw south after Reds capture Grodno amid heavy fighting near the forts north of the city. A Red detachment moved across the east Galician frontier but was driven back across the Zbrucz River, while Warsaw reports Soviet troops tightening grip on Grodno and its forts.
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Allies Doubt Warsaw Can Be Saved In Time
American officials privately pessimistic on France Britain sending armies to Poland before Warsaw falls. US unlikely to enter war unless Germany attacks Rhine occupation. Berlin unrest feared if radical elements gain power. Officials expect allied aid may bolster Poland but arms delivery faces route delays.
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Red Decree Calls for Ruthless Terror Against Poles
Warsaw reports a Moscow forged order urging mass terror to crush Polish resistance. The Szestia quotes call for confiscation of grain, colonization of poorer populations, land equality for Jews, and disarmament with executions for ammunition possession. The dispatch notes Bolshevik advances and Poles retreat toward the Niemen and Vistula.
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