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MONDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
GERMANS AGAIN REJECT
TREATY DEMANDS
Spa, July 19—At the very moment
of signing the protocols providing for
the enforcement of various peace
treaty provisions, the German dele
gates refused to sign that relating to
the prohibition of manufacturing aero,
planes by Germany. This the Germans
flatly declined to sign. Premier Mil
lerand says the matter will be regulat
ed directly with Berlin through diplo
matic representations.
CORK SCENE OF
SERIOUS FIGHTING
Cork, Ireland, July 19—This city
was in a state of terror last night as
n result of street fighting which broke
out after a bayoneting encounter be
tween revolutionists and troops in
which a soldier was killed. About 10
p. m. indiscriminate firing started in
virtually all sections of the city. The
casualties so far reported are one dead
and fourteen wounded.
Constabulary Official Killed At Cork
Belfast, July 19—Commissioner
Smyth of the Royal Irish constabulary
was shot dead today in the County
Club at Cork by fourteen armed men
who forced their way past the guards.
Civilians Attack Troops With Bombs
Cork July 19—Two military lorries
loaded with soldiers which passed
through the streets of Cork at 3 o'clock
this morning were attacked by civil
ians with bombs and blown up.
Seventy soldiers were injured. The
crowd of civilians threw twenty bombs
at the troops before ceasing the at
BIDS ASKED FOR ALASKA
R. R. SLEEPING CARS
Seattle, July 19—The Alaska En
gineering Commission is advertising
for bids for supplying sleeping cars
for use on the Alaska government
ORIENTAL INVESTIGATION TO
INCLUDE SEATTLE, TACOMA
San Francisco, July 19—The House
Immigration and Naturalization com
mittee’s investigation of the Japanese
situation on the Pacific coast will be
extended to Seattle and Tacoma, an
nouncements by Representative John
son, chairman of the committee, says.
The committee will hold hearings this
week at both points, following the
completion of the inquiry in Califor
COX PROMISES 8UPPORT
WILSON LEAGUE PROMISES
Washington, July 19—President
Wilson and Governor Cox -both issued
statements today at the close of a
White House conference with Secre
tary Roosevelt present in which they
declared that they are "in perfect ac
cord" regarding the League of Nations.
The governor announced that if he
is elected he would carry out every
promise of the president respecting
the League of Nations.
The president declared they were
"one with respect to the great issuo
or the League of Nations”, and that
he and the democratic party will unit
edly support Cox.
Cox Declares Wilson in Splendid
Condition
Washington, July 19—Following
his interview with Mr. Wilson today,
Govorner Cox was asked as to the
president’s health. He replied; "The
president is in splendid condition; in
most agreeable shape.”
LABOR CALLED TO DEFEAT
UNDE8IRED CONGRESSMEN
Washington, July 19—Calling up
on unionmen throughout the country
to defeat the congressmen marked for
slaughter by the American Federation
of Labor because of their hostility to
labor interests; its Executive Commit
tee, headed by president Sam Gompers
has asked the various atate organiza
tions to hold meetings simultaneously
On August*7 to mnp out plans for the
coming compeiign.
ARMY PLANES HELD
UP BY STORM
Erie, Penn., July 18—The four
army airplanes engaged In hissing an
air trail to Nome were forced to re
main hero today by a heavy thunder
storm and downpour of rain which
continued late tonight.
Capt. Street commander of the ex
pedltlon said tonight that an attempt |
will be made to make the next Jump
to Grand Rapids Monday morning if
weather, conditions permit. '
SECOND CUP RACE CALLED OFF
Sandy Hook. July 18—After fight
ing It out for six hours against adverse
weather, with all honors on tin* side
of the American sloop, and Capt.
Adams' crew, the second e*T >rt to do*
cldo the 1920 contest for the America
Cup was declared no race yesterday
afternoon. The Yacht's will meet
again Tuesday. Capt. Adams’ crew
and the American boat showed super
iority over the Shamrock IV thruout
the trial and B hen the race was called
off were 34/minutes, 22 seconds ’.head
of the challenger.
Lipton Dissatisfied* With Shamrock
Sandy Hook. July 19—Sir Thomas
Lipton. plans to take Capt. William P.
Burton from the wheel of the Sham
rock IV. and substitute another steers
man. according to reports in yachting
circles today.
CHICAGO TO HOLD HANGING BEE
Chicago. July 19—A wholesale hang
ing of murderers will take place heie
October 11th and 15th if present plans
materialize. The present program
calls for the hanging on that date of
eight murderers and seven will he
swung off on the following day.
ALASKA PULP MILLS
PROJECTED BY GOV'T
Missoula. Mont.. July 19—C. B.
Greeley, Chief of the Cnited States
Forestry Service, arrived here today
on his way to Alaska where tie will
formulate plans for the establishment
of pulp mills here.
MEXICAN INSURGENT
LEADER EXECUTED
Mexico City. July 19—General
Jesus M. Guljardo, the insurgent lead
surmnary court martial at Monterey
on a charge of rebellion, was executed
here by a firing squad today.
RUSSIAN REDS DEPORTED
FROM SEATTLE
Seattle, July 19—Thirty Russian
Ite.ds were deported from Seattle, via
New York, this morning.
KAISER'S YOUNGEST
SON SUICIDES
Berlin, July 18—Ex I’rince Joachim
the youngest son of the former Ger
man kaiser, suicided today in Potts
dam. It is believed Joachim was In
financial straits. lie was recently
divorced from his wife.
THREE KILLED IN IDAHO
, PLANE CRASH
Coeur D'Alene, Idaho, July 18—
Three were killed this afternoon when
the hydroplane in which they were
riding crashed to the ground on the
shore of Lake Coeur D’Alene. The
dead are pilot Cleo. Shelton Miller, of
Pullman, Washington, Peter Savage,
of Kellogg, Idaho, and Gus Erickson,
of Banner’s Ferry. Idaho.
TUESDAY -
(TELEGRAPHIC)
TROOPS FIRE ON SUPPOSED
JAIL ASSAILANTS
Greensboro, July 20—Jim Ray was
killed and Willie Phillips and Ned
Bradshaw were wounded at he Jail at
Graham last night when machine
gunners of National Guard Company
from Graham opened fire on a passing
crowd In the darkness, believing an
attempt was being made to storm the
Jail, wher three negroes are being
SECOND CUP RACE
TRIAL UNDER WAY
.<indy Hook. I*. I Jul> H—Sir
Thomas lapton has decided to give
Capt. Win. I*. I’urton another change
at tho wheel of tho Shaniroch IV. ac
cording to an announcement to tho
regatta committee this aftornoon.
Upton would not say what devel
opments aro to ho expected aftor to
Resoluie Reported Leading Shamrock
Sandy Hook. July 20—Tho 11 os 'lie
and Shamrock started on the*r -»nd
trip over tho cup course a* ^ : !5
o'clock today. Tho Shan.. was n
tho lead at tho start. Just aft t
crossing tho lino, howovor. tho Sham*
rock’s jih topsail fouled and hoforo tho
crow could -clear the sail, tho Itosolute
overtook the challongor. Seven min
utes after the start tho Resolute was
leading by a slight margin.
Shamrock Leads In Second Race
Sandy Hook. July 20—In an attempt
to decide second race today Shamrock
led by more than a mile past tlie first
turn and continued lead when rounded
second turn at four forty four o’clock
but with Resolute gaining fast.
Shamrock Wins Second Race
Sandy Hook, July 20—Shamrock IV
won second race by one minute.
HUGE AWARD MADE
TO RAIL WORKERS
Chicago, July 20—Tin- United Slates
| railway hill, today awarded to two
million organized railroad workers
wage Increases totaling six hundred
i million dollars. This is an increase of
[twenty one per cent over the present
| rates of pay. The awards are retro
active to May first this year.
! The decision of the hoard grants
| the workers sixty percent of the hil
| lion dollar Increase which they sought
ALASKA FLIGHT
DELAYED BY STORM
Krie, I’enn., July 20— Mad weather
is still holding the army airplanes en
gaged in the New York-Alaska flight.
The flyers expect to leave for Grand
Rapids the moment weather conditions
SECOND ATLANTIC FLEET
VISITS SEATTLE
With the Flagship. July 20—With
the Connecticut leading the Michigan.
New Hampshire. Minnesota and South i
Carolina, and followed hy six oth r*
battleships with a total of 1538 mid- i
shipmen on hoard, composing the sec
ond squadron of the Atlantic fleet,
steamed Into Seattle harbor this morn
CHICHESTER SJPILLS
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SOU BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
WET OPPOSITION DEPENDS ON
HARDING—COX ATTITUDE
Lincoln, N'ob, July 20— Tin* Prohibi
tion Convention which convenes to
morrow. will probably not name pr*s
i<lenti.il and vice presidential candi
date* ir Harding and Cox declare
against weakening the eighteenth
amendment, prominent leaders of the
QUAKE AGAIN STARTLES
ANGEL CITY
Los Angles. Iul\ 19— \ sharp
<i: t:: o'clock tonight but created no
da mage.
CHINK REBELS CONSPIRE
TO BETRAY COUNTRY
San Francisco. July -’0—Charges
that General Tuan Ohiji. leader of
the Aiil'ii forces, at present engaged In
fighting the Chinese government regu
lar troops in in effort to seize Pekin,
has ente-ed into a conspiracy with
Japan to take over the control of
[China are made in a public proclama
tion issued today by Governor Tsuo
Tua. of the Chihli province, of which
Pekin is the capital, according to a
cable from Shanghai received today by
the "Chinese World” local Chinese
POLES FLEE BEFORE
BOLSHEVIKI ONRUSH
Warsaw, .July 20—Th> Polish forces
have withdrawn to the towns south
west of the railway junction of Lida,
Which hove been occupied by the Unl
The Bolshevik! sweep tu.n.ss Lit
hunaia is giving the Soviet forces
possession of a rich harvest, os they
arc* occupying thousands of acres
grain, wliich is now standing in
stacks. The Polish population is flee
ing before • 11c Bolslievigi onrush In
thousamls.
TREATY TO BE VITAL
CAMPAIGN ISSUE 15 STATES
ifton, .Filly 20- -The peace
•luding the' League of N\i -
also tlie proposed Oriental
* campaign in fifteen states,
tests are expected to extend
in election. Senator Poin
inounced t«»da> at the I’e
’ommittee headcpiarters.
SEATTLE STRIKE LEADER
OPERATING CHICAGO
Chicago. July 20 -Leon (in on. one
of the leaders of the great Seattle
g neral stiike la-t year, is in P Idea go
according to information given to the
State authorities today by Ole Hanson,
former Mayor of Seattle.
WASHINGTON RADICALS
HOLDING CONVENTION
Yakima. July 20—The Triple Al
liance. mm partisan, forty eight party
and four other radical organizations
are holding a state convention here.
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