Denial of heavy campaign funds raised questioned
Republican leaders including Hays and Upham faced Senate committee scrutiny over charges by Governor Cox that a 15 million fund was being raised. Upham testified budgets totaled about 3 million with county and local subdivisions, and he could not confirm larger sums, while acknowledging possible large contributions from industry.
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Weather Forecast for Mexico and Nearby Areas
Weather forecast for Mexico indicates partly cloudy skies with a warm trend in the east portion through Wednesday and Thursday. Yesterday’s twenty four hour report shows temperatures around 58 to 62 degrees and light to moderate winds from the south, with cloud cover expected to persist into the next day.
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Mother Attacks Newspaper Editor With Horse Whip in Depot
In Chicago Union Station a woman, Mrs. Charles M. Cooper of Indianapolis, whipped H. R. Daniels a former city editor, claiming he tried to elope with her daughter Sarah Frances 20. Daniels age 46, Miss Cooper 19, later obtained a marriage license.
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H. R. Daniels
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Union Station Today
Charles M. Cooper
Indianapolis
Cooper
Daniels
Sarah Frances
Miss Cooper
Brooklyn
Tennessee House Expunges Journal Action On Federal Suffrage
Tennessee House votes 47 to 24 to expunge from the journal all record of ratification of the federal suffrage amendment and non concur in the Senate action. Gov. Roberts withholds comment and says the matter should be handled in a legal manner as Attorney General Thompson weighs in.
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Morning Journal Special
Nashville
Tennessee House of Representatives
Senate
Roberts
House
Thompson
Colby
Washington
Big Five Plan to Sell Stock Yards Holdings
The so called Big Five meat packers propose ultimate ownership by livestock dealers and producers of stock yards holdings. They filed the plan in the District of Columbia supreme court after a court decree forced divestiture of yards railways and newspapers. An option to Boston firm F H Prince and Co would allow a holding company to be formed to offer securities to livestock producers with representation in management.
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Boston Company
Packer
Kers
Gnally
Legal tangle over Tennessee suffrage ratification action
Washington officials hesitated to judge how Tennessee's house move to reconsider and not concur in the senate ratification would affect the suffrage amendment. The State Department said its stance rests on governor certifying the amendment and on possible court action. Suffrage leaders saw little impact, while anti suffragists warned the legal complication would grow more tangled.
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Colby
Tennessee House of Representatives
Senate
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Tennessee
Congress
Tatar Disturbances Rise Over Rising Food Costs
AP report notes revolutionary outbreaks among Tartars against the Bolsheviks in Baki Trans Caucasia. Disturbances stem from higher living costs now twenty roubles greater than under the prior Soviet government.
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Trans Caucasia
Associated Press
Shopmen Restore Eight-Hour Day Nationwide
Santa Fe system shops return to eight-hour day after orders from national chairman of crafts. Reprisal cited for delay in employing skilled workers to replace laid off unskilled staff, with plan to retain temporary workers.
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Santa Fe
Banta Fe
Nine Hour Day Plan at Santa Fe Locomotive Shops
William Cote secretary of the sheet metal workers union says workers may soon resume a eight hour day. Santa Fe officers cite locomotive power shortages and asked nine hours daily with overtime pay. The shift back to eight hours is hoped to force Santa Fe to use skilled labor and remove unskilled workers.
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William Cote
Sheet Metal Workers’ Union
Santa Fe
Cote
Banta Fe
Sugar prices plunge as market questions bottom level
New York reports sugar futures sliding from 26 cents to 17 cents with sporadic 5 cent offers as dealers fear further declines. Traders note heavy losses avoided only by reduced demand for domestic use and exports, while refiners cut prices to 16 cents for fine staples amid pressure. Highs from early summer near 23-26 cents are fading.
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New York
China
Japan
Slovakia
Budget reform proposal for state finances and graft control
The piece argues for a continuous budget board or finance commission to oversee state spending. It cites noearlier reforms, critiques the current January start and two week budget window, and calls for annual inspections of institutions to determine real needs. It asserts this would curb extravagance, waste, and graft, and urges public discussion before the state convention.
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Torres
Mexico May Enact Progressive Laws
Mexico City August 31 interior department under provisional president orders drafts bills for the new congress. The measures enlarge presidential powers, outline a parliamentary form of government, regulate woman’s suffrage, create a ministry of labor, oversee border labor, and re consider land allotments.
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Mexico City
New Mexican Congress
Interior Department
Provisional Perident
Ministry of
High School Registration Opens for Freshmen to Seniors
Freshmen register today at 9:34 AM while sophomores, juniors, and seniors follow on subsequent days. Children under six as of February 1, 1920 are ineligible for fall term enrollment.
Poles Capture Suwalki in Northwest Poland
London dispatch reports Lithuanian representatives announce that Polish forces have taken Suwalki, about forty miles northwest of Grodno. A Polish division is said to be advancing on Grodno and surrounding areas.
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London
Suwalki
Grodno
Cox Watkins and Roosevelt address state fair audience
Gov. Cox and Dr. Aaron S. Watkins with Franklin D. Roosevelt spoke at the Ohio state fair. Cox pressed for a world league of nations and criticized Harding plan, Watkins attacked both parties for not taking a stand on prohibition, while Roosevelt briefly noted western agricultural progress.
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J. M. Cox
Aaron S. Watkins
Ohio
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Ohio State Fair
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League of Nations
League
Harding
Watkins
Roosevelt
New York
Galveston martial law tense over editor arrest threat
General Wolters in Galveston condemns military police actions against Houston editor G V Sanders and warns of possible arrest in Houston if the Press editor enters Galveston. The case follows false imprisonment charges filed by Leon Siler against Texas National Guard officers for detaining Sanders at a country club.
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Governors nominees tease in New Mexico race hat fights
The New Mexico Republican field heats up with Hughes and Cahoon as early front runners for governor. Larrazolo leans northern counties with Taos and Santa Fe backing, Reinburg from La Union eyed for convention ballot, and Leahy plus others speculated as possible candidates.
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Tom Hughes
Bernalillo County
Charles Chadwick
Hughes
Pernalillo County
R. H. Hanna
Albuquerque
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Cahoon
Pecos Valley
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San Miguel County
Murray Strong
New Mexico
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Grant County
Murray
J. B. Reinburg
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el Paso
State Senate
of Representatives
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David Leahy
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Republicans Urge Voters to Study Platform Proposals
Republicans are urged to read the party platform as described on the page and to educate themselves on the vital issues facing the party. The notice emphasizes informing readers about the key proposals and upcoming choices.
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