Prominent interpreters back Harding plans for League
A statement signed by thirty-one eminent men supports Harding and the League of Nations as a means to world peace while preserving U S traditions. Signers include Elihu Root Herbert Hoover Henry Stimson Lawrence Lowell Nicholas Butler and Charles Hughes among others.
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Lyman Abbott
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Herbert Hoover
George W. Wickersham
Enry L. Stimson
Henry W. Taft
Yivian Abbott
Charles E. Hughes
Ejection of League of Nations Outs American Role
Madoc declares that ejecting the League of Nations will bring American isolation military conscription and a sharp rise in taxation. The article notes that national debts from the great war total about 238.5 billion dollars with Europe owing over ten billion to the U.S. Harding supports a tariff high enough to hinder foreign repayment, per a Democratic speaker.
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League OF Nations
Madoc
Secretary of the Treasury
Europe
Harding
McAdoo Warns Against League and Conscription Policy
In Cleveland on October 14 repubican speaker criticizes joining the league of nations and universal military training. He cites high national debt, warns tariffs would hurt Europe and farms, and accuses big business of steering policy while farmers suffer from export declines.
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United States
Willim O. McAdon
Harding
Elf
Europe
Couuree
Weather Forecast for Denver and Surrounding Areas
Readable fragments indicate a forecast for Denver and surrounding areas with temperatures around twenty four degrees and mixed conditions. The text mentions humidity and wind patterns with partly cloudy skies and potential precipitation.
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West
Roosevelt Atta Heg Rcady 10 Argue Question
Democratic vice presidential nominee issues his deft through the chairman of his party's speaker's bureau. The report notes an ongoing debate at a party meeting and the nominee's handling of questions.
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Roosevelt
Republicans Turn Down Cox Offer in Democratic Push
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Democratic vice presidential candidate, challenged Governor Coolidge to a joint debate on the League of Nations. The challenge was read to a packed Evansville crowd after a Republican speaker’s bureau head dismissed the proposition as absurd.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tonisht
Coolidge
League of Nations
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Harding's Train Averts League Debate with Cox
Republican managers on Senator Harding's special train announced they would not accept the Democratic proposal for a league of nations debate between Harding and Cox. Senator Warry S. New said he had not received the proposal and would not consider it. Party figures said Harding aims to present his views in deliberate public addresses and sees no need to change that approach.
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Death probe opens in Denton case in Angel City
Los Angeles grand jury began inquiries into the death of mining promoter Jacob Charles Denton whose body was found September 23 in a crypt at his home. Witnesses Blodgett and Cody testified, with subpoenas issued for others. the inquiry paused for a baseball league corruption review and will resume tomorrow.
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Rush M. Blodgett
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Pacific Coast Baseball League
Police Find 500 Dynamite Sticks Near New York
Ten cases containing about five hundred sticks of dynamite were found in a wooden shanty on Muckwheat Island off Staten Island. Two cases were opened with some contents removed. Federal authorities brought the dynamite to Manhattan to trace its origin and connection to the Wall Street explosion.
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Associated Press
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Staten Island
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Island
United States and Mexico To Be Friends
A brief report notes renewed efforts toward closer ties between the United States and Mexico. Officials push cooperation on trade, security, and cultural exchange to strengthen cross border relations.
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Mexico
US Mexico friendship touted at Texas fair by Trevino
Gen. Jacinto Trevino, Mexico minister of industry and commerce, predicts enduring US Mexico friendship with two flags united, speaking at the Texas state fair. A reception for president elect Obregon draws over 5,000 Mexicans. Obregon and Trevino expected to address the crowd. Cotton gins in Arkansas and Oklahoma reopen after cease warnings with limited operations and guard patrols.
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Mexico
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Texas
Ated Press
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Arkansas
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Vian
Oklahoma
Drawing the Lines in Campaign Clash Over Special Interests
A political campaign statement claims progress in drawing lines between those for the people and those aligned with bosses and special interests. It accuses certain leaders of bowing to entrenched groups, vows public classification of leadership, and pledges to expose ties to labor and business.
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Coal profiteers in 1919 mulcted people out of 350000000
New York Oct 14 Coal profiteering by operators and railroads cost the public at least 350 million dollars in the past year. Senator Calder, head of the housing committee, told Arkwright Club members the lax national administration contributed to political and financial evils.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
Wiliam M. Calder
Senate Housing Committee
Arkwright Club
Arizona nomination contestant asks to look over ballots
Charles De Sales Wheeler of Phoenix seeks a court order to inspect ballots from the September 7 primary in Yavapai Navajo Apache and Yuma counties to prepare his contest of the Arizona Democratic secretary of state nomination. He alleges errors in the canvass and seeks access to the official tally.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Charles de Sales Wheeler
Fuute
Yavapoal
Navajo
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Jivaham
Yuma
Yavepel
Wheeler
Harry & Ross
California Rice Crop Price Talks Move Forward
A San Francisco report notes a 1920 view crate valued between 14 million and 26 million dollars will be offered to millers without a fixed price. Representatives of growers met to finalize a price basis for future deliveries after a contentious meeting.
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California
Ohio Governor Cox Attacks Wide Opposition Front
In Columbus Cox strings together a diverse opposition, labeling Harding supporters as the reactionary and anti league of nations parties while naming groups from anti war to profiteer factions. He cites the Italian Greek Bulgarian and anti league forces as part of the coalition he claims threaten national interests.
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Associated Press
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Cox
Harding
Harding urges peaceful Mexico policy to guard American interests
Senator Harding, touring Tennessee and Kentucky, championed a Mexico policy that ensures peace and friendly neighborly ties without meddling in Mexican affairs. He criticized Democratic scare tactics, defended Republican restraint, and urged mutual protection of American lives and property in Mexico under international law.
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Southern Republic
Mexico
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America
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Journal declines to publish state GOP letters
The Journal states it will publish only select letters of public interest, citing political propaganda from the state Republican publicity bureau as the reason. The paper says the bureau is not editing it and condemns the tactic, noting other publications in the state take a similar stance.
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