Capital Seeks Enslavement of Europe Declares Moscow
Fragmented report on a communist international statement dated July 37 claiming capitalist aims to subjugate Europe. It condemns U S economic power, Dawes Laghe policies, and Morgan influenced imperialism, calling for proletarian revolution and opposition to reparations and the Versailles order.
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APO
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Communist International
United States
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Contin
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France
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Econ Des 1
La Follette Backers Push No Campaign Fund Limit
La Follette supporters plan an unlimited campaign fund from individuals and organizations to finance an educational push. They will seek small voluntary contributions, monitor expenditures, and report to Senator Borah as funds come in, with Wisconsin officials directing public funds and Chicago headquarters coordinating.
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International Association of Machini
New York Socialists Name Norman Thomas For Governor
Norman Thomas of New York City was nominated for governor by the Socialist State convention with Charles Solomon of Brooklyn as lieutenant governor and Frank Crosswaithe named for attorney general. The party faces internal debate over endorsing Republican and Democratic candidates while denouncing the Ku Klux Klan and aligning with progressive platforms. Thomas, a Marion Ohio native and Princeton graduate, previously worked with the Marion Star.
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New York City
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Thomas
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Socialist Party
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Princeton University
La Follette Group Sets Indiana Convention for Aug 20
Indiana La Follette Wheeler supporters meet to endorse independents and plan a statewide campaign. An August 20 state convention is approved as headquarters open to direct the effort and Alexander Gordon of Terre Haute named campaign manager for La Follette in Indiana. About 200 attendees and 169 accredited delegates from labor, farmer, and political groups participated.
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AFP
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Progressive Political Action League
Indiana
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Terre Haute
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
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Independent State Party Formed by Illinois Groups
Twelve groups of progressives met at the conference in Chicago and formed an independent state party to back Robert La Follette for the Presidency. An executive committee was named to adopt a party name and organize parts nominees, with aims to urge admission of new wards and organize the broader Progressive movement.
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Robert M Fa Follette
Carence True Wilson
Board of Telerance
Pulett
Methodist Faiscopal Church
United States
Robert M la Foliette
Chicago
Fine Conference
Robert Vwoola Follette
Tciet
Natieral la Folette Forres
Obituary notices for Margaret Rowan and others in Wheeling area
Death notices and funeral details listed for Margaret Rowan and several others including Bessie Ritche Pennelly Roberta Fiver Esper Randall and Rendall. Entries give residences dates funeral times and burial plans across addresses in Wheeling and vicinity with venues such as Shrine of Sacred Heart Mount Olivet and Gawler's chapel.
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Sincay_ suly
Margaret Rowan
George Ucbwunery
Wheeling
Wheeling We Va
Donnelly
F Street
Fihlen
Borce Handart
Jane Sebin
James A Rendall
Gawler’s Chapel
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lavish Old Masters Spurned in England
London July 27 The trend among the rich to leave country mansions for smaller homes has shifted art demand. Auctions show a move from large canvases to small works, bought by the square inch. Big Ruhengs from the Duke of Westminster sale went unsold as experts avoided bidding. At the Princess Royal sale a nine by twelve inch piece drew only two shillings per foot, while a Velasquez sold for a guinea.
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London
Square
Velasquez
U S Navy Flights Prepare for Ice Route to Labrador
Halifix, N S July 27 The special American destroyer division under Commander Russell Willson awaits sailing orders from the Milwaukee. Air crews survey Hawkes Bay to anchor planes later heading to Cartwright Bay and Indian Harbor. Landing spots will mirror Pictou plans as the fleet eyes ice fields off Greenland and Fundy coast.
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Russell Willson
Labrador
United States Army
Milwaukee
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Newfoundland
Greenland
Iceland
Naval Air Service
Cartwright Bay
Indian Harbor
Pictou
Jineut
Edward Wyman
Ineut
Comdr
Kelly
Bay of Fundy
Pileton Harbor
Royal Artillery Barracks
Willson
Lyons
France
Majiann
Amsterdam
le Bourget
Paris
U S Note to Persia to be handed today
Joseph and Kornfeld, American minister to Persia, is to deliver a note to Teheran’s foreign affairs minister informing of Washington’s concern for American citizens in Persia and urging better protection after the killing of Vice Consul Imbrie and subsequent attack on Mrs Imbrie. The State Department declines to discuss the communication but notes the need to prevent further indignities.
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Patherine G Bmbrie
State Department
Toheran
Chaos if Dawes Plan fails sparks London rift
Reports from Berlin and London depict deep unease over guaranteed actions tied to the Dawes plan. French officials warn against binding themselves against future unilateral moves, while German leaders debate who should head the delegation to the London talks amid divergent styles of Chancellor Marx and Foreign Minister Stresemann.
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London
Women's Hands Grow Larger Since War
London report from a glove firm head attributes a postwar rise in women's hand size to increased athletic activity. He notes the shift from average sizes around 5 1/4 to 6 1/2, with smaller gloves in declining demand and wider cuts becoming common.
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London
Ad Men Are Feted in Versailles Palace Display
Versailles July 27 American advertising men and families were hosted in regal style with a lakeside fireworks display at Neptune’s Basin in the chateau grounds. Prefect and Versailles mayor welcomed guests recalling historic treaties while FB Smith of New York spoke for the visitors. Banquets at Grand Trianon served about 700 guests as Jesse Ho Neal thanked the French press.
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France
City of Kings
Chateau
Louis XIV
Seine et-Oise
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New York
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Grand Trianon
Jesse Ho Neal
Dupuy
Insurance policy offer to protect families against disability
The article discusses economic and social harms of disability and promotes a $2500 accident policy with weekly disability payments and immediate lump-sum death benefit to dependents, offered through the paper for a year with a $150 subscription. It also advertises a $500 life policy, with full details at the Post.
Butler to Meet Lejeune in Capital in Philadelphia
Gen Butler to meet Maj Gen Lejeune in Washington as he weighs his Marine Corps assignment after leave ends. Nearly 500 Philadelphia churches urged Butler's retention as director of public safety in resolutions prompted by Rev Dr Lynch. Mayor Kendrick offered no definite statement on Butler's future.
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Smedley D Butler
Frank B Lynch
Philadelphia Federation of Churches
Kendrick
Butler Thels
General Sayl
Washington
John A Lejeune
Marine Corps
Vienna antiwar parade draws 300000 to streets
Vienna reporters note a massive antiwar demonstration with about 300000 people lining the streets. The event featured a long parade with some 100000 participants in the main line as bystanders watched in July heat.
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Vienna
Review of British Warships Angers Paris Over Dawes Plan
Paris reports sharp sarcasm as Britain's Spithead naval review unsettles French leaders. Headlines say the British navy is peace insurance while the French army is a menace. Herriot and Macdonald faces criticism over Dawes plan, war debts, and national humiliation.
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England
France
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Spithead
Journal Des Debats
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Macdonald
America
Dawes
The
Chicago Tribune
Davis Tells Moose Work For Children At Open Air Assembly
Labor Secretary James J Davis urged the Loyal Order of Moose to focus on child welfare as 50 Randalls Island Hospital children attended an open air assembly. The event previewed the Mooseheart and Moosehaven activities ahead of the order’s thirty sixth annual convention at Carnegie Hall.
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Moose
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