Harding speeches impress public says Rhode Island governor
A Marion Ohio dispatch reports Senator Harding received a front porch delegation of 100 G A R members from Akron en route to Indianapolis for the national encampment. He will address about 400 northern Ohio veterans tomorrow. Officials noted support for Harding while denouncing Democratic vilification.
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Beeckman
National Sheep and Wool Bureau
G. A. R. Veterans
Marion
Akron
Ohio
Indianapolis
Harding
Senator Harding
Howard KE. Greene
Chicago
Henry 8. Hooker
New York
Rhode Island
Wade H. Ellis
Washington
Mr. Greene
Greene
Major Hooker
Franklin DD. Roosevelt
Vie
John S. Nolan
San Franciseco
P. H. McCarthy
California Building Trades Council
Daniel PD. Sullivan
California Federation of Labor
California
Warren Harding
Organized Labor
Amerom
Hcard
Ware Grieves Since Her Master's Death
London dispatch reports Walter Vinans American sportsman died while driving a horse in a race. His trotting mare, his favorite and tied to him, mourned his loss, refusing food and pacing her box. Stableman Mills said the mare seemed almost unmanageable and later grew sullen, weighing little after the death and being kept in a dark stall for days.
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Morning Journal
London
Walter Vinans
Vinans
VY. Malls
Var
Mes Winans
Mills
Uleter
First Front Porch Campaign Attributed to Apostle Paul
Marion Ohio September 19 churchmen were told the front porch campaign is not new but dates to early Christianity. Rev George M Rourke of Long Beach California cited the Apostle Paul who allegedly conducted a two year campaign from a rented house front porch in Rome.
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Marion
Ohio
George M. Rourke
Long Beach
Calif
First Presbyterian Church
Paul
Lurke
Rome
Wages Revision Of Eight Hour Law In Sweden
A government committee in Stockholm reports eight hour law fails to boost industry and production. It recommends suspending and revising the measure with mutual employer employee agreements and possible longer hours under certain conditions. The eight months study finds no efficiency gain and notes plant closures due to higher housing payrolls and machinery costs.
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Jousenal Special
Wirt
Stockholm
Eden
Hialmar Branting
Harvest of beans under way at Levy
Special correspondence reports bean harvest starting in Levy Nebraska area. Beans show varied growth stages and premature frost could delay maturation. Some fields yield halved while farmers plan fall wheat, with some sowing spring wheat as well. Wheat prices and seed sales noted for Optimo variety and high local demand.
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Levy
N. M
Princess Pats Light Infantry veteran visits Albuquerque
A surviving member of the Princess Pats Light Infantry, A. E. B. Carson, is in Albuquerque with fellow Canadian veteran Ewart Durne. Carson, gassed and wounded in 1916 at Courtrai, spent long hospital care and convalescence in Canada and now plans to settle in Albuquerque seeking milder winters and work as an expert mechanic interested in mining.
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A. E B. Carson
Albuuerque
Carson
Ewart Durne
Albuquerque
Canada
Weather Forecast for Denver and Arizona in Late September
Denver and New Mexico show unsettled conditions with possible showers and warming in the north portion. Arizona expects fair weather Monday and Tuesday. Observations through yesterday's 6 p.m. report from the university note a maximum temperature around 68 degrees, with humidity near 36 percent and trace amounts of precipitation. Wind speeds reached 86 units.
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Denver
Colo
Newexico
Arizona
HNBC
Steerer
Mies
Parties Launch Campaign With Pep This Week
Republicans and Democrats in New Mexico plan to push campaign activity this week with chief speakers touring the field. Both parties emphasize energetic outreach as voters prepare for upcoming events and discussions.
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New Mexico
New Mexico Campaign Focuses On National Issues Not Mud Slings
Santa Fe Sept 19 The New Mexico campaign centers on national league of nations issues rather than state topics with Democrats Hanna Lucero and Mechem Montoya facing Republicans on the ballot. Both parties push a workable budget teacher salaries and tax fairness while debate centers on cl ove support for or against the league and U S involvement abroad.
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Clinton P. Anderson
Santa Fe
New Mexico
St. H. Hanna
Antonio Lucero
Merritt C. Mechem
Nestor Montoya
Ils
League of Nations
A .A. Jones
A. B. Fall
America
United States
Senate
Hanna
Iacero
Cox
Albuquerque
Judge Mechem
Arthur Seligman
Hanna-Lucero
Atwood
Dow
Col. J
Robert Dew
New Mexico Central Line
Hal Kerr
Luna County
Pecos Valley
MacSwiney Says Divine Aid Has Stayed Death
Lord Mayor MacSwiney and Cork hunger strikers pledge readiness to die as he claims divine intervention delays death. He credits spiritual strength from daily communion and prays God will pause English action. Reports note his extreme weakness but continued consciousness amid controversy over nourishment.
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Macswiney
London
Cork
The
Daily Mail
England
Plane Crash Kills Mechanic. Pilot Injured in Colorado
Wray Colorado September 19 John McGinnis 21 mechanic and Alexander Red Lendrum Denver pilot were burned when a Denver company plane exploded after a 100 foot fall near Wray. Lendrum suffered severe burns trying to rescue McGinnis. the plane was almost demolished. McGinnis son of state senator and banker W D McGinnis had worked for about two years. Lendrum, a veteran flyer, had been making exhibition flights in multiple towns over the past month.
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Lendrum
McGinnis
W. DD. McGinnis
Denver Company
Lendrum and McGinnis
World famous forty day fast ends in old age
In Belfast on September 19 Sir Hamar Greenwood, chief secretary for Ireland, told County Louth magistrates no reversal of the government’s decision in Cork’s Lord Mayor MacEwiney case is expected. He said the government desires broader Irish self government but offered no concession on the mayor’s release.
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London
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Irish Self-Determination League
Sunday Times
Mac
Mr. MacEwiney
Dr. Tanner
Mayor MacEwiney
New York Medical College
Tanner
Belfast
Ireland
Hamar Greenwood
County Louth
MacEwiney
Magisrates
Air Hamar
Mac ®Winey
Chie
Ind
Constable Killed in Ambush Near Abbeyfeale
A constabulary patrol was ambushed near Abbeyfeale today. Constable Mahoney was killed and two other officers were wounded in the attack.
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Limerick
Abbeyfeale
Mahoney
Pennant Race Tightens as Brooklyn Leads Big Leagues
The Brookyn Nationals and Cleveland Americans top the pennant chase with two weeks left. Chicago Americans trail closely. Brooklyn can clinch by winning six of eight. New York, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and Chicago mix in daily battles as teams jockey for position and rest of season outcomes.
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Brooklyn Nationals
Cleveland Americans
Chicago Americans
Indians
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Reds
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Poston
Washington
Indans
White Sox
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Yankees
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Houston
Los Angeles
Mobile
New Haven
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Ore
San Francisco
Savannah
Scranton
Little Rock
New Orleans
Norfolk
Jacksonville
Richmond
Charleston
Germany to import breadstuffs amid crop shortage
Lat morning OurMal special reports Germany must import two million tons of breadstuffs, mainly from America, due to a short 1920 crop. The president of the imperial grain department notes gloomy cereal stocks and urges imports to meet demand.
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Berlin
Germany
America
Imperial Grain Department
Texas champions defeat Little Rock in post season series
Fort Worth Texas league pennant winner beat Little Rock the 1920 Southern Association champions 2 to 0 in the first post season game. Officials declined to sanction the series and Little Rock played under the name The Travelers.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Little Rock
Southern Association
The
Travelers
No definite clue found in New York bomb case
New York dispatch reports Justice Department agents and police lacking a definite clue to the Wall Street blast. Russian journalist Alexander Brailovsky is held as an undesirable alien amid ongoing questioning. Authorities seek three men linked to Brailovsky, while the death toll rises to thirty four. Extra guards and funeral rites mark the aftermath as a grand jury prepares to hear witnesses. Two high explosive bombs are found by Geneva police.
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IBY Morning Journal
New York
Wall Street
Alexander Brailovsky
Financial District
William J. Flynn
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Brailovsky
Brallovsky
Pine
Nassau
Ife
Morris
Pope
Robert A. Pope
Edwin Fischer
Toronto
Fischer
Hamilton
Ont
Flynn
News editor Charles J. Thomas dies in Omaha
Charles J. Thomas, former athlete and football coach of the Midwest, news editor of the Omaha Hee, died at his home today in Omaha Neb after a paralytic stroke.
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Omaha
Neb
Charles J. Thomas
The
Omaha Hee
Middle West
Six Hungarians Arrested After Stock Exchange Bomb
Geneva reports authorities arrested six Hungarians found with money and no papers after a stock exchange blast. Police fear an international terrorist plot, with radicals meeting at a hotel and other suspects, including Russians and Hungarians, held as inquiries continue. A bomb was said to be freshly made and tied to a plant in a livery stable, with other attacks on eateries and a stock exchange basement noted.
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Tev
Geneva
Stock Exchange
United States
Explosion at Mantua powder plant in Italy kills or injures three
London dispatch reports three persons killed or injured in an explosion at the Mantua powder factory in Italy. The blast damaged several houses and is believed to have been caused deliberately by unknown parties.
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London
Mantau
Rome
Exchange Telegraph Company
Youthful hold up sentenced to prison in Colorado Springs
Clarence Spang the youthful hold up who terrorized Colorado Springs Denver and Pueblo for a week was sentenced to from twenty to twenty five years in the state prison by Judge Arthur Cornforth in district court Saturday. He had held up James Alexander driver for J's Antlers Taxicab company stealing $8 and taking a car worth 4000 dollars. He pled guilty to three holdups Wednesday evening.
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Morning Journal
Colorado Springs
Colo
Clarence Spang
Denver
Pueblo
Arthur Cornforth
Spang
James Alexander
J's Antlers Taxicab
Alexander
Three Martinique judges face election irregularities
Paris reported that three judges in Martinique were elected by margins far exceeding local voter counts. Investigations show 5,000 dead men recorded as voting for one judge, while the other two claimed similar imaginary support. Prosecution notes the voting lists were prepared by the judges.
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Morning Journal Special
Paris
Martinique
Poles Drive Enemy Across the Stripa
War office dispatch reports Polish detachments driving the enemy across the Stripa and nearing Sereth. Hungarian and Lithuanian reinforcements noted as pursuit continues and enemy attacks in Kobrin are repelled.
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Stripa
Morning Journal
Warsaw
War Office
Sereth
Kobrin
Russia Finland peace treaty to be signed at Dorpat
Stockholm Sept 18 report states the Russia Finland peace treaty will be signed Monday at Dorpat as Helsingfors dispatch confirms. The mounting accord follows months of talks and signals a formal end to hostilities between the two nations.
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Stockholm
Russia
Finland
Dorpat
Helsingfors
Most Staple Foods Cheaper as Prices Dip Across Cities
Morning Journal summarizes Labor Statistics showing 27 of 43 food items cheaper from mid July to mid August with potatoes down 44 percent and cabbages 41 percent. Sugar fell 14 percent and meats mostly declined while beef and pork chops rose slightly. city by city declines ranged from 2 to 11 percent with Minneapolis leading and several large markets following.
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Morning Journal Washington
Department of Labors
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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