Senate Clique Pushes Referendum At Armory Speech
Governor nominee Cox addresses a large Armory crowd denouncing Republican enemies and charging a slush fund with figures. He cites contributions from Rockefeller and major firms including American Tobacco, American Woolen, and other big businesses, as questions from local papers probe.
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American Tobacco Company
American Woolen Company
Sparks From Cox's Anvil on Oath, League and Reservations
A political speech asserts the electorate’s power on international relations. The speaker criticizes a senatorial oligarchy, defends the eighteenth amendment, and supports reservations to the league of nations. He calls for firmer federal reserve board members and cites Republican quotas in six cities.
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New York
Cox Seeks League Support in New Mexico Rally
Governor Cox speaking to a crowd outside the armory answered questions from the Morning Journal, endorsing the league of nations as expression of American will, while backing reservations. He pledged swift U S entry if elected and favored clarifying protections, drawing a rousing Albuquerque welcome from supporters.
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Ohio
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People of America
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America
Albuquerque
Newspaper Men In Cox Party Wreck On Wirehole Trip
Governor Coxs party of about thirty journalists and officials were aboard three private cars when the spring field car rolled over near a wreck in Ali ona. Journalists rushed to film the crash as the Federal car’s facilities impressed officials. Injuries were minor but typewriters were ruined and secretary Morris sprained an ankle. The trip continued through New Mexico with stops at Deming and Rincon as crowds greeted the party.
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Cox
Charles F. Morris
Taft
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Charles E. Hughes
League of Nations
New Mexico
Deming
Rincon
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Gibbons
Lairless
England
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Weather Forecast For Denver And Southwest States
Denver Colorado September 23 New Mexico unsettled Friday with showers in north area Saturday fair Arizona unsettled Friday and Saturday warmer Friday The twenty four hours ending 6 pm yesterday show high and low temperatures with humidity and wind readings across the region.
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Governor Cox greeted by New Mexicans in Santa Fe parade
Nearly at seven, a crowd surged for front positions as Governor Cox’s special car paused opposite the hotel patio. He stood on his car rear platform, waved, and was led inside for a north entrance introduction by Henry G. Coors Jr. The crowd heard a brief speech and he invited all to the armory for two addresses, then dined at Taft hall before another march through Central avenue led by a band.
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Socorro
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Alvarado Hotel
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Carl Magee Praises Cox After Dinner Revelations
The columnist Carl Magee says his impression of Governor Cox changed after a dinner, finding him genial and capable. Magee argues Cox would be a strong president if elected, but warns Cox carries too much political excess baggage for full party alignment.
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Balbriggan Aftermath Fires and Flights in Horror Night
Balbriggan Ireland Sept 23 nearly a thousand residents returned home after a second terror night as bombs and petrol fires wrecked houses. Black and Tan reinforcements guarded streets while Royal Irish Constabulary veterans kept looting in check. A hosiery factory burned, leaving 400 workers jobless as one man sought work in England.
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Morning Journal Special
Dublin
Royal Irish Constabulary
Burke
Journal defends fair coverage after Cox visit in Albuquerque
The Journal recounts questions to Governor Cox and a confrontational meeting with two men claiming ties to Will Hays. It states it refused their request to downplay the visit and affirms support for Harding and Coolidge while condemning aggressive partisan tactics.
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Will H. Hays
National Republican
New Mexico
Albuquerque
National Committee
Harding
Coolidge
Harding Defends Ireland Policy and Front Porch Address
Senator Harding stated Ireland is an internal domestic issue not an official U S matter and would differ from government action. He urged business leaders and reformers to back social welfare as he held talks with Otto H Kahn James W Good C Bascom Slemp and James M Beck during a Crawford county Ohio gathering.
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League of Nations
Washington
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New York
James W. Good
Iowa
House Appropriations
C. Bascom Slemp
Virginia
James M. Beck
Kahn
Beck
Crawford County
Ohio
Ohio Dental Association
Stara and Stripes
Cox Exemption Allegations Trace to Scripps Family
Senate inquiry probes Governor Cox alleged draft exemption for E W Scripps son and trips of government employees to San Francisco for the Democratic national convention. Robert P Scripps testifies he knows only public interest in Cox’s election and that the Newspaper Enterprise Association aided publicity. Authorities seek records from Justice and Agriculture on travel vouchers and officials’ expenses.
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San Francisco
Senate
Robert P. Scripps
Newspaper Enterprise Association
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Scripps
Department of Justice and Agriculture
Kenyon
Navy
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Fees
Department of Justice
Frank &#. Knebeker
R. P. Stewart
E. {. Hoover
George M. Montrose
Cox Discusses Local Editors At Dayton Armory Meeting
Publisher Jim Cox of the Dayton News hosted an evening address at the armory praising local editors while naming Warren Harding with a critical lens on his stance toward the league of nations. Cox’s remarks included jabs at Me McCourt and Magee, and he highlighted support from visiting newspaper staffers amid broad campaign references.
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Ohio
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Albuquerque
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Morning Journal
League of Nations
Harding
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Heniig
Magee
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Marion Star
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Hanna
Bob Putney
Washington
Bob Harry
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New York Times
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