Cox Tour Prompts Clash Over League and Prohibition
Governor Cox campaign stops across South Dakota feature sharp attacks on Senator Harding and his Baltimore stance on the league of nations. Cox emphasizes enforcing the Volstead act as interpreted by the Supreme Court, opposes German sentiment, and accuses Harding of obstructing peace efforts for partisan gain while labeling his rival a “brewer.”
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Ourna
Sioux Falla
Supreme Court
League of Nations
South Dakota
Cox
Harding
Baltimore
Mitchell
United States
Harding Urges Economy as Crowd Packs Wheeling Hall
Senator Harding spoke to a tumultuous Wheeling crowd outlining a policy of government economy and strict business administration. He denounced one man government and defended the front porch campaign while urging the nation to put its house in order and show mastery of its own affairs.
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W. Va
Wheeling Auditorium
Senator Harding
Mrs. Harding
West Virginia
Harding
Marion
Maine
Weather Forecast For Denver And Arizona Regions
Denver forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions Wednesday with continued fair weather Thursday. Arizona shows fair skies Wednesday with warmth building in the north portion and similar conditions Thursday. The local report covers 24 hours ending 6 p.m yesterday with a high of 85 and humidity at 6 p.m. around 33 percent. Precipitation records show none and a maximum wind velocity noted.
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Denver
Colo
Rept
Arizona
North
Dir
Olive Thomas Funeral Draws Immense Crowd
The funeral for Olive Thomas a Paris death subject drew crowds in New York. Mounted police opened a path to St Thomas Episcopal church as thousands of fans and theatrical figures filled Fifth Avenue and blocked streets. Screen stars served as pallbearers and fainting injuries occurred amid a long cortege to Woodlawn cemetery.
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Morning Journal Special
New York
Olive Thomas
Paris
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Fifth Avenue
Woodlawn Cemetery
Landlord Announces 10 Percent Rent Reduction
J A Greenberg, owner of several Chicago apartment buildings, announces a 10 percent rent cut effective October 1 with a similar reduction planned for next May. He says the move follows manufacturers cutting prices.
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Teamine Journal Special
Chicago
J. A. Greenberg
Mr. Greenberg
Atell vows to reveal truth on gambling scandal
Abe Attell, former featherweight champion named in the baseball gambling case, says he has hired a lawyer and will issue a statement within a day or two to refute links to the $100,000 White Box deal and to dispute reports tying him to Arnold Rothstein and the Astor incident. He calls Maharg’s telegram tale bunk.
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New York
Abe Attell
Arnold Rothstein
Rothstein
The
Astor
Maharg
Funeral for Jacob Schiff Draws Jews and Gentiles
Thousands from both Jewish and Gentile communities gathered at Temple Emmanuel in New York to honor Jacob H. Schiff, the wealthy banker and philanthropist who died Saturday. The service followed an orthodox ritual with no eloquent tribute, as per Schiff’s request, while police kept back crowds along Fifth Avenue before interment at Salem Field Cemetery in Cypress Hills, Long Island.
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New York
Jacob H. Schiff
Temple Emmanuel
Mexican assembly members may face grand jury
Mexico City September 28 Members of the chamber of deputies who spoke at a Sunday demonstration on the central balcony of the national palace may be summoned before a grand jury. The senate also adopted resolutions to dismiss government employees who participated. A presidential statement endorsed legal worker aims while condemning radical oratorical outbursts.
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Mexico City
Chamber of Deputies
National Palace
Senate
United States Army Planes Arrive in Edmonton
Edmonton Alberta Sept 28 Plane No 4 of the Alaska aerial expedition arrived from Jasper on the return flight from Nome to New York. Lieutenant Rose Kirkpatrick piloting the plane said the other three craft had not been sighted since leaving Atlin British Columbia days earlier. He plans to continue to Saskatoon Thursday.
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Wime
Edmonton
Alberta
United States Army
Alaska Aerial Expedition
Jasper
Nome
Alaska
New York
Rose Kirkpatrick
Atlin
B. C
Saskatoon
Sask
Thursay
Storm Warning Issued as Tropical Hurricane Near Gulf Coast
The weather bureau ordered emergency warnings to shipping and coastal interests as a tropical hurricane off the Louisiana and Florida coasts is expected to reach gale force or higher late tonight or tomorrow. The disturbance centers near latitude 20 and longitude 89 moving north-northeast toward the Gulf.
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LY Morning Journal
Washington
Weather Bureau
Louisiana
Florida
Milk Prices and Sawdust Suggested as Cost Fixes
In Albuquerque debates over rising milk costs, residents propose drastic ideas and question the dairy industry. An article cites contractors’ opposition to price hikes, dairy expenses, and the impact of grasshoppers on alfalfa, noting freight, labor, and feed shortages as factors in the 100 percent prewar price comparison. The piece introduces James Behemek’s explanation of rising costs and hints at continued discussion on page four.
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Albuquerque
Bezemek
James Begemek
Morning Journal
Mik
13 Year Old Genius Enters Harvard As Freshman
Cambridge mass September 28 Harvard College gains a genius at studies and a potential batsman when Frederick Santee of Wapwallop en Pa aged 13 registers as a freshman. He has mastered five languages and excels in calculus. As a ball player he is a budding Babe Ruth whose heavy hitting has won games for his team.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard College
Frederick Santee
Wapwallopen
Babe Ruth
Irrigation Plans for 6000 Acres in Rio Arriba
Special correspondence from Santa Fe reports Ernest C. Miller of Lumberton filed with the state engineer for a water right to divert 45 second feet from Navajo river tributaries to irrigate 6000 acres. The petition claims one acre foot suffices for abundant crops. The same dispatch notes highway work completed on Taos hill road and Shoe Maker canyon cut-off improving access for 300 families. Acting Governor Pankey issued a requisition for W. Peard, wanted in Texas for embezzlement, and delegates were named for a hygiene association meeting in Louisville. Mountainair Warehouse Association filed with T. N. Hollon as statutory agent. capital stock $25,000.
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Santa Fe
Rio Arriba County
Ernest C. Miller
Lumberton
Navajo River
State Highway Commission
Taos Hill
Taos
Colfax
Shoemaker Canyon
Raton
Las Vegas
New Mexico
B. F. Pankey
W. Peard
Texas
Chi Hygiene Association
Louis
Max Nordhaus
Albuquerque
de Hewett
Montant Hestines
C. C. Meacham
E Lukens
Los Waller
Mountainair Warehouse Association
Mountainair
T. N. Hollon
T. N Hollen
M. Rf. Condry
G. T. McCulloh
J.L. Clark
J. W. Sharp
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge Convened in Lordsburg NM
The twenty eighth annual conven tion of the grand lodge Knights of Pythias closed in Lordsburg New Mexico with the grand chancellor reporting best growth. A banquet for Knights and Pythian Sisters preceded adjournment. Banta Fe was chosen for the 1921 convention and new officers were elected including Grant chancellor Richard H Hanna and grand vice chancellor George A Fleming.
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Lordsburg
N. M
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Home Lodge
Banta Fe
Grant
Richard H. Hanna
Albuquerque
George A. Fleming
Las Veras
J. W. Chapman
Gallup
J. B. Elder
Smiley
Bocerro
James A. Deam
Clayton
W. C. Simpson
Deming
Frank Shelton
Dawson
Grand Tribune
W. W. Risdon
Hugh H. Williams
Supreme Lodge
Harding Heckler Released By Court
Ney Morning Journal reports in Haltimore Maryland that ward A Ryan a self described lawyer from Worcester Massachusetts and Washington interrupted Senator Harding during a speech with questions about the league of nations. He was dismissed in police court with no charge pressed for disorderly conduct and G L Tet the republican state chairman wrote to the police marshal that those in charge of the meeting had ordered Ryan’s arrest was not stated as having ordered it.
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Ohio
Germany
League of Nations
Cox
Ile
Harding
Baltimore
League
Association of Nations
Record Coffee Consumption Soars in 1920 United States
New York Sept 28 The National Coffee Roasters association reports U S coffee consumption for the year ending June 30 1920 at 1 855 000 000 pounds total and 12 7 pounds per person an increase of 399 096 000 pounds and per capita rise despite prohibition beginning in the period
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Moewine
New York
Coffies
United States
National Coffee Roasters Association
Prohibion
Bergdoll Group Convicted in Draft Evasion Conspiracy
Emma Bergdoll and four co defendants found guilty of conspiracy to aid sons Grover and Erwin Bergdoll evade the draft. Charles Braun and ex magistrate Romig convicted on all counts. Mitchell and Schah acquitted on their joint bills but found guilty with mercy recommendation. Bail set at 10000 each pending new trial. Seven indictments total, 56 counts.
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Morning Journal
Philadelphia
Emma C. Bergdoll
Grover
Erwin
Dickson
Yee Sateg
Bergdoll
Charles A. Braun
James BE. Romig
Albert W. Mitchell
Henry Schah
Erwin Bergdoll
Bergdoll Brothers
Permission Granted for Sewell to Play in World Series
The Cleveland club requested permission for Shortstop Sewell to play if the Indians win the American League pennant. Sewell, who replaced the late Ray Chapman, had a contract not promulgated before August 30 as required by rules, and Brooklyn head Charles E. B. Ebbets granted permission to use Sewell in the World Series if Cleveland clinches. Also, New York forces may offer New York American access to key players amid suspensions in a game-fixing case.
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Morning Journal
Chicago
Jimm Dunn
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Shortstop Sewell
Indians
Sewell
Ray Chapman
Commission
New York
Cleveland Americans
Charles EB. Ebbets
Famous Liscum Bowl Returns to San Antonio Army Post
The Ninth infantry punch bowl known as the Liscum bowl has returned home after eight years away kept by a Cincinnati trust company. Made to order in 1902 by Arthur & Bond of Yokohama for $15 000, the bowl with ladle and cups was used at a Camp Travis reception. A silver dragon adorns the exterior, with handles and tray in the same pattern. inside is burnished silver. The bowl weighs 65 pounds, measures two feet four inches in diameter and one foot nine inches high.
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Ey Morning Journal
San Antonio
Tex
Ninth Infantry
Trust Company
Camp Travis
Arthur & Bond
Yokohama
Japan
Auto firms join price cuts with Willys Judson Studebaker
New York news reports Ford and Franklin Motor reductions last week triggered new price cuts today by Willys Overland Judson and Studebaker concerns. The consolidating move follows similar actions in the industry and affects multiple automobile lines across the market.
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New York
Ford and
Franklin Motor Companies
Willys-Overland, Judson and
Studebaker
Carpenter at Vegas Ordained Minister to Preach Sundays
Las Vegas New Mexico September 28 H N Johnson local carpenter fore man in the Santa Pe yards was yesterday ordained as a minister of the gospel in the First Baptist church Johnson will continue work at his trade and will his first sermon at Watrous nest Sunday He intends to demonstrate the close relation that is possible between Christianity and the laboring man The local Baptist church is entering a Sunday school fall contest with the Baptist Sunday schools in Haten and Roswell
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Las Vegas
N. M
H. N. Johnson
Santa Pe
First Baptist Church
Johnson
Watrous Nest
Baptist
Baptist Sunday Schools
Haten
Roswell
Population of New Mexico Rises by Ten Percent
Washington announces the 1930 census figures showing New Mexico with a population of 360 347, an increase of 32 946 or about 10.1 percent, along with state totals for Illinois Montana Louisiana and others reflecting gains.
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Washington
New Mexico
Illinois
Montana
Louisiana
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