White Defends Shipping Board Record Against Harding Attack
George White, Democrat National Committee chair, condemns Senator Harding’s claims as political and false. He cites growth in the U S merchant marine, expanded flag carrying 50 percent of ocean trade, and 2 048 ships built by the Shipping Board from 1917 to 1920, arguing Democrats boosted shipbuilding and U S maritime power.
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Morning Journal
New York
George White
Democratic National Committee
Harding
Marion
Shipping Board
United States Shipping Board
Great Britain
Hog Island
Campaign Fung Probe Drawing to Close in October
A probe into the Campaign Fung affair will wind down by mid October as officials suspend general sessions for a period. A few odds and ends are to be disposed of during the lull in hearings and public attention.
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Campaign Fung
Bolshevik Spread Tied to Western Hemisphere Plan
Washington reports that Moscow delegates ordered the creation of a third international branch in the United States to unify revolutionary groups across the Americas. Resolutions promise material aid and possible general strikes, targeting railroad workers and miners, to promote bolshevism beyond Europe.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Associated Press
United States
Third Internationale
Internationale
Moscow
The
Europe
India
Afghanistan
Turkey
Persia
Korea
China
U S Business Men Pouring Into Mexico
R A Lange of San Antonio soap maker reports American business men are visiting Mexico in large numbers to meet merchants and learn trade methods. He says conditions are stabilizing, rail service is normal, and visits are needed to capture Mexican trade, with trains running on regular schedules.
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San Antonio
Texas
Mexico
R. A Lange
Court Signs Order for D. & R. G. Sale
Federal court in Denver signed an order for the sale of the Denver and Rio Grande railroad. The order, sought by Equitable Trust of New York, requires publication for four weeks and settlement of a $26,197,411.43 judgment. Judge Lewis must also sign before it takes effect.
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Denver
Colo
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Walter H. Sandboern
Equitable Trust Company of New York
Robert FE. Lewis
Lewis
William A. Jackson
Tewis
Western
Corolado
Cox questions Harding on unreserved pledge against league
In Cheyenne Cox pressed Harding in Wyoming asking if he wrote Senator Johnson of California a letter pledging opposition to the league of nations. He urged disclosure of any such letter to inform voters, hinting it would shape campaign literature. Time will tell if the letter exists.
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Cox
Harding
Cheyenne
Wyo
Governor Cox
Wyoming
Senator Harding
Johnson
California
Senator Johnson
League
Weather forecast for Denver and Southwest region
Denver forecast shows near term high of 85 with Sunday and Monday warmer in New Mexico and Arizona. Expect fair skies and gradual warming into Monday with light air.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
University Weather Summary From Yesterday
Local report records the end of conditions for twenty four cars at 6 p m yesterday. Highest temperature 73 degrees with humidity 64 percent at 6 am and 58 percent at 6 pm. Precipitation shows none and wind direction from the west with a maximum velocity. Clear weather noted.
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Gay
Senate panel clears field on 1918 funds inquiry
The Senate committee adjourned amid a broad review of campaign finance and influence concerns. It found no evidence that Hays provided 50 000 to organize North Carolina textile workers. Pennsylvania reported 8500 raised and another group, the Harding Coolidge club, was also soliciting funds. Richard Waldo testified that Baruch and Meredith aided Stars and Stripes funding under Democratic pressure.
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WY Morning Journal
Washington
Cox
Ohio
Missouri
Senate
St. Louis
Edge and
Pomerene
Dayton
E. H. Talbot
Dayton Metal Products Company
League
Stars and Stripes
Democratic Campaign Organization
Inter-Racial Council
Association of Foreign Language
T. Coleman Dupont
Republican National
Delaware
Navy Department
Daniels
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
North Carolina
Clarence R. Pugh
Elizabeth City
Hays
Republican National Committee
Pugh
Pennsylvania
Reed
Harding-Coolidge Club
Richard H. Waldo
New York
M. Baruch
Meredith
The
Democratic National Organization
Waldo
Baruch
Rancher Cleared in Murder Trial at Rosebud Reservation
David Hancock a Valentine Nebraska rancher was found not guilty in federal court of murdering his brother Larkin Hancock on the Rosebud Indian reservation after jurors deliberated from 4:20 yesterday afternoon. The defense rested on self defense claiming threats from the deceased. The verdict was announced at 11:30 today.
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Morning Journal
Leal Deadwood
David Hancock
Valentine
Nebr
Larkin Hancock
Rosebud Indian Reservation
Kelf
Pennsylvania Wallops Delaware College To Open Season
Pennsylvania defeated Delaware College 23 to 0 at Franklin field in the season opener. Coach John Heisman, returning to the sidelines, did not unveil his famed shift as the Quakers dominated with many regulars sidelined yet still in control throughout the game.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Deaware College
John Heisman
Georgia Tech
Pennsylvania
Aed
Russo Polish Peace Conference Delayed by Death of Member
Riga Sept 25 The Russo Polish peace conference sessions were suspended following the death of General Alexia Polivanof a 65 year old military expert of the Soviet delegation from typhoid fever He served as Russian minister of war in 1915 succeeding Soukhomlinoff and had been in good health since arrival in Riga.
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ePectet
Riga
Alexia Polivanof
Polivanoff
Soukhomlinoff
Wyoming appeals for League support in Cox addresses
Governor Cox spoke in Cheyenne and Laramie urging U S entry into the League of Nations with the aim of peace with honor. He touted western markets and resources, attacked big business and the senatorial oligarchy, and urged progressivism and nonpartisanship in votes.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
League of Nations
Cox
Laramie
Amercan
Micuntains
West
United States
Great West
Hiays
Republican National Committee
Min Ekartier
Harding front porch speech mobilizes traveling salesmen in Marion
Senator Harding addressed a large crowd of traveling salesmen in Marion Ohio declaring a policy to stabilize finances and make government friendly to business He condemned Democratic management of funds and promised to reorganize federal departments with expert counsel He noted support from a Franklin County delegation and discussed Interstate Commerce Commission representation for salesmen
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J Whee
Marion
Ohio
Benator Harding
Front Porch
Wilson
Harding
Columbus Republican Glee Club
Cox
Buil Peas
Jimmie Cox
Franklin County
Kazar
J. K. Kazar
Bloomington
Harding and
Jacob Schiff Dies Noted Banker and Philanthropist
Jacob Schiff, a renowned New York banker and philanthropist, died at his home after a long illness due to arteriosclerosis. He had been ill for six months and was hospitalized in August after returning from the White Mountains. His wife, son Mortimer Schiff, and daughter Mrs. Felix Warburg were at his bedside as doctors gave up hope, with two brothers Philipp and Ludwig Schiff surviving.
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New York
Jacob Schiff
Mrchiff
White Mountains
Schiff
Mortiser L Schiff
Felix Warburg
Hubbell and 15 Others Quit Bernalillo Republican Committee
Prominent Bernalillo Republicans led by Frank A. Hubbell resigned from the county central committee declaring Governor Larrazolo was betrayed at both the county and state Republican conventions. The letter blames party bosses, calls for reform, and supports Coolidge nationally. A meeting in Jefferson Hall reorganized the committee and scheduled primaries for October to elect delegates for a county convention in Albuquerque.
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Hubbell
Republican County Central Committee
Larrazolo
Bernalillo
Bernalilo
Frank A. Hubbell
Bernalillo Central Committee
Revero Sanches
Denascianeo Garcia
Francisco Trujillo
Nepotuseno Marino
N. M
Gernor
O. A. Larrazolo
Republican Party of
New Mexico
Bernalillo County
Larrando
Republican Party
Republican
Haerding Coolidge
Republican Central Committee
Pernalilio County
Jefferson Hall
Frank A. Kubbell
Max Gutierres
Leo G. Pine
Sid He Reid
Albuquerque
New Mexico Extends State Income Tax Deadline
One month's extension granted for New Mexico residents to file state income tax returns. The original due date of October 1 has been moved to November 1 as announced by the office of the state treasurer Charles II.
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New Mexico
Charles II
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Tim
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