National Finance Chairman Testifies On Campaign Funds
James Girard former ambassador to Germany and head of the Democratic National Finance Committee told the Senate campaign inquiry that there is no fixed limit from a single donor but two million dollars could fund the national campaign. He said he has raised about $128,000 so far and would be grateful for a million.
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Associated Press
Washington
Democratic ‘National Finance Committee
Democratic National Campaign
James W. “Illard
Germany
Senate Campaign Investigating Committee
Girard
Kenyon
National Finance Committee
War Dept reveals high prices for unused surplus materiel
Chicago reports the War Department's sale of Old Hickory near Jacksonville Tennessee shows unused surplus materiel with high market value. Representative Good of Iowa notes vast quantities scattered in storages have remained unsold for over a year and a half despite strong demand.
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Chicago
War Department
Old Hickory
Jacksonville
Tenn
Representative Good
Iowa
House Committee On Appropriations
Good
Tropical Storm Hits New Orleans
Tropical storm damage reported along the coast with high winds and tides. In New Orleans the barometer rose after a max 48 mph wind yesterday, one bridge washed out on the L and N railroad, tracks submerged at several points, and trees, windows, and signs damaged. One man killed by a falling power wire. Wind speeds reached 60 mph at Bay St. Louis and Chef Menteur.
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Louisville
Nashville
Bay St. Louis
Chef Menetur
Tropical Storm Passes Inland in Louisiana
The center of the tropical hurricane moved inland west of the Atchafalaya region and now rests over northern Louisiana. Warnings along the gulf coast were reduced as the storm is expected to weaken, per the latest bureau advisory. In New Orleans, authorities report the hurricane struck Morgan City with terrific force overnight, per Dr. I M Cline.
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Washington
Louisiana
Gulf Coast
Associated Press
New Orleans
Morgan City
I. M. Cline
Gulf Coast Storm Causes Telegraph Wires Down
Reports from New Orleans and Mobile indicate the gulf coast area suffered limited damage from a late night storm. Wires were down and trains delayed as weather bureau and railroad officials sought information, with concerns over sugar and rice crops and coastal fishing villages.
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Gulf Coast
Weather Bureau
Southern Pacific Railroad
Associated Press
Mobile
Louisville & Nashville Railway
What the League of Nations Has Done
The council includes Great Britain France Italy and Japan with Belgium Brazil Greece and Spain as smaller powers. It appointed a Saar Basin boundaries committee and a governing commission for the Saar Basin. It named a ten-member international jurists panel led by Elihu Root to draft an international court of justice. An international health conference proposed a permanent health organization to combat typhus. A transit commission suggested a permanent body to sustain free rail and river communications. It summoned world financiers and economists to advise on arms reduction and regulation of munitions. It named a secretary-general and began assembling a secretariat.
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Saar Region
League of Nations
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Danzig
Elihu Root
International Court of Justice
International Health Conference
Transit Commission
League of’ Nations
Clemenceau heads to India for Himalayan hunting trip
Paris dispatch reports M. Clemenceau leaving Paris for Marseilles to embark for India where the former premier will spend weeks hunting in the Himalayas. Dublin notes a city connector Lynch shot dead in his hotel. attackers alleged to be black and tan policemen. Paris reports Alexandre Millerand elected president candidate by joint senate and chamber caucus to succeed Brucher.
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India
Associated Press
Paris
M. Clemenceau
Marseilles
Himalaya
Stumeretoe
Dublin
Lynch
T Ic
Ada Takes 2 Out Of 3 From Dilton
Ada wins the series against Dilton two games to one in a game noted for sharp fielding. Strain Lindemore and Conley starred defensively while Ramsey pitched well for the visitors but lacked run support. The crowd size at Ada grounds was mentioned as encouraging.
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Dilton
Strain
Lindemore
PO Faulk
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Mattock
Hopper
Robison
A Reyonlds
LeClaire Ey Ee
Hughes
Ss Dale
Bea
Palmer
Die Lindemore
Sturdy
Conley
Covington
Stagner
Ramsey
Dale
Wrayeeper
Governor to visit East Central State Normal for speech
Gov J R A Robinson plans a social trip to the East Central State normal, arriving on Katy train at 11 19 and speaking at 2 at the normal. A Lions Club reception at Harris Hotel precedes the address, with an informal meet and greet for all citizens.
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J. R.A. Robinson
Katy
Lions Club
Marvin Brown
Orel, Busby
Bob Duncan
Harris Hotel
Harris
Normal
Robertson
East Central State Normal
Democrats Rally Across Oklahoma For Campaign Solidarity
Plans described at a conference of over 200 Democrats from 77 counties focused on uniting behind the state ticket. Prominent speakers included Rep. Scott Ferris and Sen. Elmer Thomas with leaders like George Crump and Mrs. W. T. Hunt urging party unity and statewide voter turnout ahead of the November election.
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Congress
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George C. Crump
Holdenville
Eugene Kerr
Muskogee
W. T.S. Hunt
Gore
Spee
Hunt
Wilson Democrats
Ferris
A. Mohopoly
A. R. Garrett
Mangum
Cam Campbell
Socialists Seated Then Ousted Again in New York Assembly
In Albany five socialist assembly members who had been elected to fill vacancies were debated for hours. The house first unseated August Classens Louis Waldman and Charles Solomon before reversing on Samuel Orr and Samuel DeWitt, who resigned rather than sit in what they called an un American body.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Assembly
August Classens
Manhattan
Louis Waldeman
Charles Solomon
Kings
Samuel Orr
Samuel DeWitt
The
Bronx
Classens
Waldeman
Solomon
Orr
DeWitt
Hower
Bombers Send Out More Warnings in Cleveland
An anonymous letter warned that two wagon loads of high explosives were brought into Cleveland and that the Federal Reserve Bank the Union National Bank and the Citizens Savings and Trusts Company would be blown up before nightfall. Federal authorities alerted police and detectives swarmed the three sites.
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Associated Press
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Murphy
Federal Reserve Bank
Union National Bank
Citizens Savings and Trusts Company
Campaign trips planned for Senator October swing to border states
The Associated Press reports Marion Ohio that two campaign swings are planned for the senator in October. The first trip begins October 6 with a stop in Oklahoma City and extends toward border states and Chattanooga Tennessee.
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Associated Press
Marion
Ohio
Chattanooga
Tenn
Oklahoma City
Bank Held Up by Four Bandits in Detroit
Four armed men robbed a First State Bank branch at Mount Elliott and Mack avenues in Detroit. They fled in a car with an estimated thirty thousand dollars. The Associated Press report notes the incident occurred today with no injuries announced.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
First State Bank
Mount Elliott and
Mack Avenues
Train Plunges Over Royal Gorge Reported Near Canon City
Pueblo dispatch reports a Denver and Rio Grande freight train plunged over the Royal Gorge near Canon City this morning. Details were not available.
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Traiin
Prem Pueblo
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Canyon City
Royal Gorge
Storm Causes no Deaths in Inland Hurricane Sweep
Passengers arriving in New Orleans report no known loss of life from the hurricane that swept inland near Morgan City last night. The storm's inland path and impact remain under early assessments.
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Associated Press
New ‘Orleans
Southern Pacific
Morgan G@ity
Freight Train Derailed Near Canyon City
An eastbound Denver and Rio Grande freight train from Salida derailed at Taylor's point about thirty miles west of Canyon City. No injuries were reported.
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Press
Pueblo
Col
Denver & Rio Grande
Salida
Taylor's Point
Canyon City
Oklahoma City utility case set for October hearing
The state corporation commission scheduled Beil company to appear October 4 to show cause why certain rata charges should be reduced to render a dettic, as read in the fragmented filing from Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma City
The
State. Corporation Commission
Coolidge Says He Hasn’t Bought New Goods in Years
Boston September report says Governor Coolidge, GOP vice presidential candidate, claims thrift and states he has not bought a suit in 18 months and has not bought a pair in two years.
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Coolidge
Associated Press
Boston
Price of Men's Wear Slashed at Retail Clothiers Meet
AP reports in Chicago on September 22 Fred Voiland of Topeka Kansas says woolen prices will drop 33 1 3 percent with greater cuts possible. Spring styles will be 100 percent logical with suits dropping from 61 to below 40 and 70 to 56 while a 120 suit drops to 75.
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Asmciated Press
Chicago
Cotton Goods Prices Cut 33 1 3 Percent In New Announcement
In Manchester New Hampshire the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company announced a 33 1 3 percent reduction in the price of manufactured cotton goods. The firm reports a weekly production of four million yards. Market observers note the cotton market remains unsettled amid current declines.
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Associated Press
Manchester
N. H
Amoskéag Manufacturing Company
Sorghum Crops Flourish Across Oklahoma After Dry Sunny Week
Oklahoma City reports dry weather and sunshine during the week produced excellent sorghum yields across the state. Farmers noted strong stalks and favorable conditions improving late season prospects for the harvest.
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Oklahoma City
Johnston First Witness Called in Investigation
Dan Johnston, president of the American League, testified as the first witness as the Cook County grand jury opened its probe into reports that baseball games were thrown by players. The inquiry centers on a scandal involving the Cubs, Phillies, and others, with rumors of foul play in the current World Series.
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Chicago
Dan Johnson
Cook County Grand Ar
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Cub
Philade Phia
Natenka
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