Cox Calls for Enforcing Law in Oregon Speech
Governor Cox addressing women in Portland pledge to enforce all laws regardless of interests affected. He calls liquor question “dead as slavery,” advocates prohibition views, notes Ohio saloon closings, and outlines western trip with stops in Hood River, The Dalles, Boise, Ogden, and Salt Lake City while stressing League of Nations and nonpartisan reform.
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Wink
Portland
Ore
Cox
Ohio
Seattle
Salem
Armory
Thregon
Idaho
France
Republican Front
Rch
Marion
Tam
Infantile Paralysis Spreads in Boston Area
A state health report notes rising infantile paralysis concerns in Boston with worsening statewide totals. Ninety seven cases are recorded for the state, with fourteen new cases reported today, marking the highest level since the 1916 epidemic.
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Journal Special
Boston
Mass
Weather forecast and local report
Weather forecast for Denver and Arizona unsettled in New Mexico and fair in Arizona Tuesday and Wednesday. Local report shows 24 hour period ending 6 pm with university aided data the highest temperature 36 and humidity and wind details recorded though unreadable.
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Coto
Ighest Peperetuar Pe
Cence
Seesees Vloudy
Three Lost Children Prayed to Angels for Help Home
In Galveston Texas three children aged 5 to 9 wandered from Annabelle Park to a beach area then spent two nights lost. Annabelle, 9, led Rayburn, 6, and Mena Judd, 7, home after praying for guidance with a wagon full of picnic goods untouched. Neighbors found them near their homes and returned them to worried parents.
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Galveston
Tex
Annabelle Park
Rayburn
Mena Judd
Sea Wall Boulevard
Annabelle
Meno
Opening of the Santa Fe Fiesta Showcases Pueblo Dances
The second annual fiesta in Santa Fe opens with Tesuque San Ildefonso and Cochiti Indians in bold color and historic pageantry. Major King introduces dances including Race of the Rain Clouds and Painting of the Flutes as the School of American Research guides the program amid crowd-filled boxes and ceremonial gates.
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Clinton PL Andersen
Santa Me
Tesuque
San Idefonso
Cochiti
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Palace of the Governors
Gerald Cassidy
New York
Norman JL. King
Santa Clara
Santa
School of American Research
Funds Seek to Free Man Wrongly Convicted in Dallas Case
Dallas sheriff Dan Harston reports 125 dollars received for a fund to compensate Ben Perry, eight years into a life sentence for a crime he did not commit. The push followed Green Hunter's confession and execution for the attack on a elderly white woman, which Hunter said he committed for Perry's offense. Harston plans to travel to Bryan in Brazos County to bolster support.
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Dallas
Tex
Dan Harston
Dallas County
Ben Perry
Marston
Green Hunter
Perry
Bryan
Harston
Brasos County
Harding Sees Cummins Esch Act as Best Rail Plan
Senator Harding praised the Cummins Esch bill restoring railways to owners as the best congressional measure in the time allowed. He attacked Wilson era control as socialist, urged government ownership not, and defended railroad workers rights while noting the act is not perfect.
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MY Morning Journal
Marion
Harding
Wilson
Cumming-Esech
Congress
Harding and Coolidge Railway Club
J. W. Rosebury
The
Order of Railway Trainmen
Benator Harding
United States
Strvain
True Bills Against Union Leaders In Denver Riots
Three labor leaders in Denver area unions were indicted by a special grand jury investigating the street car strike riots that left several dead and caused extensive property damage. Indicted were William C. Thornton vice president of the Colorado State Federation of Labor W J O'Brien former tramway employes president and Charles Ahlstrom president of the Denver Trades and Labor Assembly. The true bills names withheld pending service of capiases. three other unnamed individuals also charged in the same report.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado State Federation of Labor
Grand
William CC. Thornton
W. J. O'Brien
Tramway
Charles Ahlstrom
Denver Trades and Labor
Mexico to Open Largest Foreign Commercial Bureau
Los Angeles dispatch reports the Mexican government has leased quarters for a major commercial bureau abroad. Samuel G. Vasquez will head the operation to host permanent exhibits of raw materials and manufactured goods, expanding beyond similar displays in New York Chicago and St Louis.
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Los Angeles
Samuel G. Vasquez
Department of Industry and Commerce
New York
Chicago
St. Louisa
Home Brew Party Raids Club in Abandoned Church
Seven men were arrested in an abandoned church where police say a home brew party was underway. Authorities found sixty bottles on ice after hearing noise from the choir loft, according to Sergeant Cummins in municipal court.
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DY Morning Journal
Kansas City
Mon
W. J. Cummins
Mystery Vault Find Points to Tax Office Shortfall
Internal Revenue agents opened an inquiry after $2,225,000 appeared in the federal building vaults with no source on the books. The sum was found after a corporate client could not justify $225,000 in taxes and produced receipts showing payment. The duplicate receipt was lost and no entry existed, while the rest is believed to come from income tax collections.
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SY Morning Journal
Chicago
Internal Revenue Department
Federal
Harding May Speak Here During State Harvest Festival
Albuquerque may join Marion on Senator Harding's westward tour with a possible appearance during the Harvest Festival. A telegram from Marion Chamber secretary Harry Palmer says efforts are ongoing to include the city in the itinerary. It is believed Harding may accept H B Watkins invitation to speak locally during the festival.
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Harding
Albuquerque
Harry Palmer
Chamber of Commerce
Marion
H. B. Watkins
Chamber
Movie Actress Olive Thomas Dies in Paris Poisoning
Paris authorities ruled Olive Thomas death from poisoning via toxication with a sublimate likely accidental. Dr Paul led autopsy in Neuilly Hospital with five American doctors present. Judge Pamart granted permission to ship the actress’s body to the United States on the next available boat.
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OY Morning Journal
Erecial
WME
Paris
Olive Thomas
Neuilly
Paul
Olseph Choate
Miss Thomas
Machswiney Is Weaker Upon Prison Visit
Mrs Maa Swiney reports London prison visit at 6 p m shows Machswiney weaker than last seen. He remains conscious but numbness in the limbs persists and no speech contact was allowed.
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Machswiney
London
Maa. Swiney
England Not Capitulate In Mac Swiney Case
London reports straight from both sides in the MacSwiney hunger strike show no bluffing. British officials insist on Lord Mayor MacSwiney's release, while Irish nationalists warn he may perish in an English prison if not freed. Home Office notes say he is weaker but not in pain, with medical uncertainty about his fate.
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London
Associated Press
Ireh
Mac Swiney
Sinn
Maec&winey
Home Office
Prison Commission
Wich & Case
Irish Self-Determination League
Street Car Crew Robbed on Colfax Line in Denver
A street car on Denver's Colfax avenue line was held up near the city outskirts by three masked men for the second time in a week. The crew was robbed of 34 dollars and the assailants fled across a vacant area.
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Denver
Colo
Colfax Avenue
Maine Victory Signals Repudiation of Administration
New York dispatch reports Will Hays praising Maine results as proof of national desire for good government and repudiation of Wilson administration and Cox campaign. Senator Harding later calls Maine a reassurance that Americans back representative government under the constitution and Republican leadership.
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New York
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Maine
North Star of the Union
Woodrow Wilson
Cox
Republic
Marion
Harding
America
Brooklyn Superbas Lead in Pennant Race by Five Games
New York Sept 13 The Brooklyn Superbas increased their National League lead to five games after a double victory over the Chicago Cubs. Giants beat St. Louis and Philadelphia, tying with Cincinnati for second place, while the Yankees and Indians led their leagues. Crowds at Ebbetts Field swelled with about 10,000 fans, forcing police to close gates early.
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CY Morning Journal
New York
Brookyn
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Giants
St. Louis
Philadelphia
McGraw
Superbas
Reds
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Indianas
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Brooklyn
Ebbets Field
Wee
Texans Take Their Vacations By Auto In Record Numbers
A Dallas report notes more Texans spent summer trips in automobiles than ever, with many visiting every state. Tales include a Dallas man delayed at a Portland drawbridge and spotting another Texas car across the river, plus a ferry ride at San Diego where a Texas acquaintance was detouring through the west.
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Dallas
Tex
Union
Portland
San Diego
Calif
Texas
Parkhurst Wins Maine Governor Race in Largest Plurality
Republican Frederick H. Parkhurst defeats Democrat Bertrand G. Mclntire for Maine governor by a record plurality aided by women voters. Republicans win all four congressional seats and gain the legislature as party leaders cite national issues and the League of Nations shaping the national vote.
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IBY Morning Journal
Portland
Maine
Frederic H. Parkhurst
Parkhurst
Bertrand G. MelIntire
Frederick H. Parkhurst
Bertrand G. Mclntire
Wallace H. White, Jr
John A. Veters
Ira G. Hersey
Carroll l. Bee
MeIntire
Curtis
Melntire
Milliken
League of Nations
Unionist Quarters Searched for Arms in Londonderry
British troops conducted a house to house search for arms in the Unionist quarters of Londonderry this afternoon. Troops with fixed bayonets sealed streets as republicans operated elsewhere. The coast guard station at the entrance of Lough Swilly was burned Saturday night. a mail train in Gortallea and the Dublin Cork line were seized this morning.
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Associated Press
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Londonderry
Coast Guard
Lough Swilly
Gortallea
Dublin
Cork
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