Pomerene Looms as Nominee for Next Presidency
Washington dispatch analyzes Senator Atlee Pomerene of Ohio as a possible Democratic presidential nominee via a trial balloon. It weighs his Ohio win as key to boosting Democratic leverage, with Cox and Hearst at odds on the national stage and party dynamics in Ohio shaping the 1922 race.
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Highways and Weather Report Across Several Iowa Towns
Illinois era report lists towns Albert City Aigona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport De Soto Mabegue Faribault La Crosse Winnebago Marshall town NAW Campton Postville Waterloo Waverly weather shows excessive rains state wide with mud and soft roads in many towns tonight and Saturday temperatures rising with a dry trend southeast portion night into Saturday
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Waverly
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Royal Prince and Tennis Player to Wed at Christmas
London dispatch reports a Christmas wedding predicted in royal circles. The Evening News says another royal marriage is likely this season, amid rumors surrounding two King George’s sons the Prince of Wales and the Duke of York.
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London
Evening News
George
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Duke of York
Kansas to Arrest Leaders of Strike
A state warrant was issued for T Huntington and Thomas Hillery of the Federated Shop Crafts union Topeka charging violation of the Kansas industrial court act over the July 1 strike in Santa Fe shops WII Protect Mails reports no further interference with mail movement since Wednesday Justice Department to act as needed. Troops near Slater as national guard mobilizes ready to be sent if needed.
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Santa Fe
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Missouri
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Alton
International News Wire
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Warrensburg
Power Plant Damaged by Lightning in Independence
A thunderstorm struck Independence Ta at about 11 30 am when lightning hit a 125 foot brick smoke stack on Gedney hole block tearing off six feet of the stack then damaged the opera house corner. The falling brick wrecked the hotel power plant roof and damaged machinery boiler steam pipes and a water main causing about 700 in damage. A fireman named Daie Johnson was injured by falling brick and store windows were damaged. In Pittsburgh Pa deputy marshal Frank Smith shot and killed his wife then killed himself. The bodies were found at 10 o'clock by the janitor who broke in a door.
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Witte
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Mexican Court Rule May Speed U S Recognition
The Mexican Supreme Court ruled Article 27 cannot be retroactive or confiscatory. The May 42 opinion provides a juridic basis for future interpretation of the law and may affect U S–Mexico relations, including recognition of the Obregon government. Officials caution on predicting a resumption of diplomatic ties.
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Washington, D. C
Mexican Supreme Court
State Department
Supreme Court
Mexico
United States
Obre- Fon
Progressives Move to Defend Direct Primary System
Washington July 7 Progressives in both parties say they will meet attacks on the direct primary system and counter opponents after a nationwide push to return to conventions. They expect kommende measures in Congress to broaden primaries possibly to presidential nominations to avoid scandals seen in presidential years.
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Food Prices Rise Across 22 U S Cities
Washington July 1 Food prices are on the rise in 18 of 22 cities surveyed by the labor department for June 15. Increases ranged from 1 to 3 percent with three cities showing slight declines and one unchanged. Current levels are 2 percent above last year but 37 to 55 percent higher than in 1913 prewar.
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Washington, D.C
Labor Department
Asquith Urges Land Armament Peace Talks
Former Prime Minister Herbert Asquith urged immediate disarmament extending to land arms. He spoke in the House of Commons as a bill approving Washington arms conference naval treaties passed its second reading, calling for abolition of submarine warfare.
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Washington
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Herbert Asquith
Kendall vows swift action if Iowa riots arise
Iowa Governor Kendall says he would deploy the state’s military if riots erupt amid coal and railroad disputes but notes no laws have been violated yet. He cites discussions with Burlington Ottumwa delegations and stresses order, peace, and protection of property.
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Treasure Toter Sought by Police After Vanishing
New York police hunt Alva C. Randall once Princeton halfback and Alaska mine owner. He disappeared from his Greenwich Village home Wednesday with 100200 dollars in cash and a pocketful of gold. Friends fear murder or kidnapping. Randall, 38, native of Omaha, bachelor, had shown wealth by carrying large sums daily.
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Senate Defeats Cloture on Tariff and Cuts Fish Rates
The Senate rejected a motion to enforce cloture on the administration tariff Ditty by a 45 to 35 vote. It then approved reductions on dried fish to 1.25 cents per pound, pickled or salted herring to 1 cent, and mackerel to 1.25 cents, with 2 cents per pound for frozen halibut salmon and swordfish.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Plot to Burn B and O Cars in Chicago District
Chicago police and fire officials report a plot to set freight cars ablaze in the Chicago manufacturing district. J C Walter, Baltimore and Ohio chief special agent, says the act was likely the work of strikers or sympathizers after an earlier attempt damaged a car. Firemen arrived quickly preventing wider damage. Fire Captain Hubert Classen found evidence of oil poured over rubbish in the car area.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
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Dawes Returns Home to Quiet Banking Duties
Gen. Charles G. Dawes arrived back from Washington where he spent a year organizing the budget and placing the government on a business basis. He declined interviews and immediately resumed duties as chairman of the board at the Central Trust Company in Chicago.
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Charles G. Dawes
Washington, D. C
United States
Central Trust Company
President Harding plans wartime coal relief method
President Harding moves to protect the public from a developing coal shortage by proposing a wartime style plan. Priority would go to the government railroads and utilities, then essential industries, then private users and finally nonessential industries. The plan echoes wartime fuel conservation policies.
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Washington
Fuel Administration
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County Board Probes Grant Highway Federal Aid Deal
Iowa county officials seek explanation from the Secretary of Agriculture after learning $343 400 in federal aid was set aside for Grant highway project No 62 and could be lost if not used. A board member telegraphed Washington for totals. a telegram confirmed the federally funded amount and potential local funding plans include $89 000 from federal aid, $123 000 in special assessments, and a bond issue to cover remaining costs.
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Trotter Case: Evangelist Admits Paternity In Divorce Hearing
Grand Rapids, Mich July 7 Rev Mel Trotter admitted to his wife that he was the father of a child born to his secretary Mrs Trotter testified today in divorce proceedings. She fainted when he reportedly disclosed the paternity. Trotter contests the suit. Also reported a fire in Carrellton Italy destroying the Advance Hour mill with an estimated loss of 46000.
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Italy
Striking Railway Workers Trigger Violence Across Cities
Chicago and other centers see mobs attacking homes of workers and clashes as 150,000 clerks freight handlers and station staff vote to strike. Outbreaks, arrests, and federal injunctions accompany disruptions in rail operations from Illinois to Louisiana with mixed progress toward peace.
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Chicago
BM. Jewell
East St. Louis
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