Cox Will Carry Bourbon Gospel to U S Voters
Governor Cox plans a national speaking tour after accepting the Democratic presidential nomination. He will campaign through the Midwest and East, with major addresses at the Ohio Democratic Convention on Aug 17 and in New York City on Aug 2, then a Western swing to San Francisco and Los Angeles. Dayton expects a crowd of 50 000 at Montgomery County Fair Grounds for tomorrow's notification ceremonies as Cox outlines his gospel and campaign aims.
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Cox
Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
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Columbus
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New England
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Montgomery County Fair Grounds
Railroads Get Temporary Freight and Passenger Fare Relief
Washington August 5 railroads were authorized by the Interstate Commerce Commission to enforce the new freight and passenger fares until November 1 without observing the long short haul clause of the interstate commerce act.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
West and East Campaign Plans Shaped for September
The report notes Speaker in the West and East with Governor Cox set to speak across the Midwest and Northeast until September and then head West. It states Senator Pittman will lead Pacific and Rocky Mountain HQ in San Francisco and Senator Walsh of Montana will succeed Senator Gerry as chairman of the Democratic senatorial campaign committee, dividing time between New York and Chicago.
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Chicago
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New York City
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Rocky Mountain
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Senator Walsh
Gerry
Auto crash in Great Falls kills Roy Johnson
Roy Johnson a prominent Great Falls resident died when a car driven by Harvey struck a wagon loaded with horses causing the vehicle to overturn. Johnson was trapped beneath the car and died. Harvey survived with injuries. Several bystanders aided the injured and the scene drew quick local attention. A separate report from the Japanese embassy discusses the mistreatment claims and consular conduct at the California border, noting no authority sanctioned illicit proceedings.
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Roy Johnson
Palla
Harvey
Johnson
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Aly
Dea Sears
Marine
Fred Johnson
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Deny Jap Consuls Aid in Smuggling Across Border
Washington August 6 denial that Japanese authorities especially the Japanese consul at Los Angeles connived in smuggling Japanese into the United States via the Mexican border was given.
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Washington
Los Angeles
United States
Seattle Gasoline Rates Jump to 28 Cents a Gallon
Seattle August 6 gasoline price rise announced by Standard Oil raises cost to 28 cents per gallon for consumers. Gasoline ration remains unchanged at five gallons to pleasure cars and ten gallons to trucks. The increase applies along the Pacific coast.
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Standard OK. Company
Pacific
County Attorneys In Annual Convention in Billings
Aug 6 opening sessions of Montana county attorneys convention in Billings featured a round-table on court practices led by Cascade County Attorney Howard Bennett president of the state bar association. Attendees welcomed by H C Crippen, with Judge F B Reynolds speaking on appellate jurisdiction. Banquet and sightseeing planned for the evening and a plunge party at the municipal pool tomorrow.
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Howard Bennett
Great Falls
Cascadeounty
Uon
H.C. Crippen
F. B. Reynolds
Forest Fire Burns Across 3200 Acres in Idaho
MISSOULA Aug 6 A forest fire in the Kootenai region of Northern Idaho is burning over 3200 acres. Firefighters said they have been around the blaze and reported to Forest Service district No 1 in Missoula. The incident follows earlier fires near Grant Creek as officials monitor spreading danger. Amundsen plans to resume his Arctic voyage from Nome at 16 00 tomorrow steering toward Wrangell island area and then drift with the pack toward Siberia.
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Kootenai Forest
Idaho
Forest Service District No. 1
Prevent
United States
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North Polk
Nome
Alaska
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Wrangell Triad
Siberia
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Fe Pack
Minneapolis Street Railway fare raise approved
Minneapolis voters and city officials faced an ordinance to lift fares from 5 to 6 cents with a 7 cent rate and a 25 cent four-ticket option until December. Trainmen threatened strike if vetoed. Mayo Meyers will decide in five days. Senator Borah slated for Spokane to meet with Poindexter on campaign efforts.
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Minneapolis Street Railway Company
Committee On Street Railways
Carmen
Mayo Meyers
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