Harding Campaign Trip Expands Across Four States
Senator Harding launches a three day swing through Ohio Pennsylvania Maryland West Virginia and Kentucky with stops in Baltimore Wheeling and Rushland and plans to join Governor Cox on October 4 at Fremont Ohio for a joint appearance. Cox accuses Harding of brewing holdings and questions Wheeler the Anti-Saloon League counsel and follows with a breakfast event for Harding supporters.
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Marion
Harding
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Kentucky
Baltimore
Wheeling
Rushland
Hardtinge
New York
Connecticut
Cox
Fremont
Webble
Hays
Rutherford B. Hayes
Hayes
President Hayes
Gompers Frames Harding Forward Cox Backward Debate
Washington dispatch reports Samuel Gompers in the American Federationist contrasts Harding seeking “normalcy” with Cox urging progress. He argues the Republican platform backs labor dismissal and that voters must choose leaders promising intelligence and integrity.
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Washington
Associated Press
American Federationist
Samuel Gompers
Harding
Cox
Gompers
Senator Harding
Diaz Neh Perplexity Over Obregon Amid Vera Cruz Talks
General Guadalupe Sanchez travels in Vera Cruz to press General Felix Diaz to declare loyalty or depart. Diaz, at San Carlos near Nautla with eight escort, reportedly accepts war secretary orders and draws government pay. Officials doubt assurances hold after Obregon’s inauguration and expect Sanchez interview to shape other rebel standings.
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Vera Cruz
Guadalupe Sanchez
Felix Diaz
Piaz
Diaz
San Carlos
Nautla
Elmissarios
de la Huerta
Obregon
Sanchez
Gardener Mistaken 73 Inch Rain Gauge Readout
A Stockton gardener misread a rain gauge causing alarm in the San Joaquin valley. A hose fed water into the gauge, exaggerating the reading to 73 inches an hour, though no rain fell. Weather officials investigated and traced the error to the hose and an overexposed gauge.
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Morning Journal
California
San Joaquin Valley
Stockton
Calif
United States Weather Bureau
Stockton City
Weather Porpoast Denver and Southwest States Report
Unsettled weather expected in New Mexico with possible showers Monday or Tuesday and warmer conditions in the southeast area. Arizona to be fair Monday with warmer southern portions, Tuesday also fair. Data covers the twenty four hours ending 6 p m yesterday from the university station with 79 degree high, humidity 66 percent, and southwest winds at 11 miles per hour.
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Porpoast
Denver
Cole
New Mexico
Arizona
Ces Ceenasgeres
Influenza Reports Hit New Mexico Counties
Special correspondence from Taos and Valencia counties reports four influenza cases in each county, marking the season's first in the state. The health department predicts a milder, fewer recurrence of the epidemic this year.
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Taos
N. M
State Health Department
Valencia
Health Department
Cox and Harding in Different Prohibition Situations
Washington September 26 Governor Cox and Senator Harding are described as in different prohibition positions by Wayne Wheeler Anti-Saloon League counsel. Wheeler notes Harding voted for the Welstead act and for submission of the eighteenth amendment while Cox has no record on the prohibition code and was cited by liquor interests as pledging a beer and wine amendment.
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Cheyenne
Wwo
Senator Harding
Cox
Nebraska
Wayne LB. Wheeler
National Anti Saloon League
Harding
Wheeler
East
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Ohio
Will H. Hays
Mr. Wheeler
Prohibition Party
Chicago
George Christian, Jr
Congress
Hays
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
Wayne Wheeler
Republican
Washington
Herding
Wayne DB. Wheeler
Anti- Saloon League
MacSwineyweaker in morning reading to him hospital
London report says Terence MacSwiney was weaker and more exhausted in the morning than earlier, with doctors noting his reserve of strength was very slight and he could not stand the exertion of being read to. The Irish Self-determination league also issued a bulletin stating he remained in an exhausted condition all morning.
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London
Irish Self-determination League
Terence MacSwiney
League
North Belfast violence leaves police dead and civilians slain
Fierce fighting erupts in North Belfast after the murder of a policeman and wounding of two others. Civilians Edward Trodson John MacFadden and John Gainer were slain in their homes as masked assailants patrolled the Falls area. Armored cars patrol the streets and authorities plan to restore the curfew.
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Belfast
Falls
Leonard
Carroll
Falls Road
Morning Journal Special
Farrells
Kearin
Farrell
Edward Trodson
John MacFadden
John Gainer
Trodson
Springfield Road
McFadden
Gainor
Seditious documents found in home of Cork mayor's widow
Official Cork dispatches report ammunition and seditious papers found in the home of Mrs Thomas MacCurtain widow of Cork's late lord mayor during a troops search. It denies any firing at her or threat of wrecking the house. Mrs MacCurtain says a shot was fired at her in the garden.
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Dublin
Thomas MacCurtain
Cork
Fruit and vegetable crop to be saved
Chicago officials organize a fleet of summer excursion steamers to move fruit and vegetables rotting in Berries county Michigan to Chicago, aiming to save $500000 in value. The plan relies on swift transport to prevent further spoilage.
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Chicago
Berries County
Michigan
Lightning strikes rider near Jaffa Prager ranch
Near Death Prom Rolt. Roswell New Mexico September 26 An unknown man was stunned and narrowly escaped death when a bolt of lightning killed his horse while he was riding near the Jaffa Prager ranch twelve miles south of Hes well He was seriously injured.
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Prom
Roswell
N. M
Jaffa Prager Ranch
Heswell
Lad Whose Memory Was 3 Weeks Old Disappears Again
Joe Aranston known as the man with out a memory was found in Albuquerque by local friends after vanishing from Detroit. He departed Friday toward Detroit via Kansas City but was not seen there. His memory is blank for the past three weeks and he did not recall his name. local family reports led to his identification and funds were sent home to begin the return journey.
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Joe Aranston
Albuquerque
Detroit
Mich
Kansas City
Detroi
Aransion
Tloub in. Sept. 26 Constable Bra gan was shot
An unclear OCR fragment reports an incident on September 26 involving Constable Bra gan being shot last night, with names and details obscured by text damage.
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Tloub
Bragan
U S Trade Balance for Eight Months 1929 Report
Washington reports the American trade balance for the first eight months of 1929 at 1.4539 billion dollars, down from 3.009 billion in the same period of 1919. Import growth outpaced exports, with eight months of 1929 imports rising over 1919 by about 190.99 million and exports at 4.43 million for a related period.
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Washington
Department Aft Commerce
Aix
Auto Crash Claims Life of Texas Man Calvin Norris
A 66 year old Texico man, Calvin Norris, died after a car crash that left him seriously injured. He was driving when the collision occurred, and he succumbed to his injuries a few minutes later.
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Ovis
N. My
Hunee S
Texco
Dewe
Calvin Norris
Sinn Fein founder urges U S aid to aid Irish towns
Arthur Griffin telegrams President De Valera urging American support as English forces devastate Irish towns. He cites New Castle adopting Arras and says factories and creameries are being destroyed depriving men of work while people help homeless women and children. He asks each U S state to adopt a devastated Irish town.
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Dublin
Arthur Griffin
Sinn Fein
Eamonn de Valera
Irish Republic
United States
New Castle
Arras
France
England
Ireland
Germany
Belgium
Turkey
Armenia
Russia ready to sign peace with Romania for return of treasure
Soviet Russia offers to return Romanian gold valued between 100 and 500 million dollars and art treasures stored in Moscow if Romania signs a peace treaty. Captain Vasile Stoica says nearly all treasure remains intact in the Kremlin. Romania opposes handing back arms and ammunition captured during the Russian collapse.
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Washington
Russia
Rumania
Moscow
Vasile Stoica
Stoica
United States
Kremlin
Hunger strikers longevity questioned in Cork jail
Reports from Cork on September 14 say the hunger strikers remain in unchanged condition except Hennessey and Burke who worsened. Dr Pearse warned some prisoners might still be alive a month hence, noting a serious episode of Hennessey last night.
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Cork
Hennessey
Burke
Pearse
Denver Firm Takes Option on Clovis Sewer Bonds
A Denver banking firm has taken an option on 33000 dollars of Clovis New Mexico sewer bonds. The option expires October 1.
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Clovis
N.M
Denver
An Okuma Warns Anarchists Threaten U S Mission
Marquis Okuma former premier warns that anarchists and bolsheviks from Europe pose a real menace to the United States while noting Japanese loyalism to Liberty Loans and Red Cross. He urges American fair judgment and warns negotiations on immigration are entering a serious stage.
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America
Marquis
United States
Europe
Red Crees
Marquis Okuma
Baron Bakataah ‘Ormer
Kosetkal
House of Peers
Viscount Fevereign
Haron Saka
Women of State Choose Harding In Straw Vote
Raton New Mexico September 26 Senator Harding trails Governor Cox by twenty six votes in a straw poll cited by Monell drug stores. Cox totals 482 male and 183 female votes while Harding has 349 male and 119 female votes indicating the Fej Bi candidate lags among new voters.
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