Hunger strike Cork mayor grows weaker in prison
Terence MacSwiney lord mayor of Cork, on hunger strike since August 12, remains in critical condition at Brixton prison. Father Dominic says he suffers intense pain but is conscious and able to speak. He rejects Premier Lloyd George's possible release tied to murders ceasing in Ireland, saying the mayor cannot promise such action.
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Ilord
Cork
London
Terence MacSwiney
Brixton
Dominic
MacSwiney
Hunger strike ethics and Deer Lodge notices
A lengthy discussion on hunger strikes and government responsibility follows Deer Lodge notices of Sept 7. Local items report licenses, travels to Glacier Park, county officials meetings, and a note on the late Mrs Pauline Dougherty. Also updates on Legion chaplaincy, naval midshipman Humphrey Toomey, and residents moving to Spokane. Government actions and a Cork lord mayor reference frame the critique.
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Deer Lodge
Virgil Kelson
Etta Mayn
Boatman
Deila Boatman
James Kelson
Jens
American On Local Post
Milwaukee
J. E. Hanley
BH. Manley
Manila
Philippines
Glacier Park
Board of County Commissioners
Powell County
J. E. Manley
Albert Bien
Kalispell
Thomas Mullen
Ovando
Pauline Dougherty
St. Joseph's Hospital
Humphrey W. Toomey
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Toomey
Pacific Water
Honolulu
Seattle
San Francisco
San Diego
A. E. Burns
Three Forks
Cottonwood Avenue
Burns
Milwaukee Railway
Donald Mayo
Miles City
N. H. Mayo
Marian Murphy
Spokane
Neva Mayo
Gladys Neville
Fist Pauley
Rudolph Swanson
Butte
W. F. Gullette
Edward
Laurence
Evidence on campaign fund plans sparks Senate clash
Witnesses recount Democratic and Republican fund drives, quatas, and form 101 while Moore Dickey and McNider testify on Missouri Iowa and Washington plans. Secret lists threats to ambassadorships, and Upham denies issuing a 101 document as senators press for truth in the sprawling inquiry.
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Kenyon
Reed
Spencer
Liberty Loan
Red Cross
Pomerene
Dickey
Upham
St. Louis
Moore
Cox
Republican Committee
Mr. Moore
Walter 8. Dickey
Kansas City
Charles McNider
Mason City
Iowa
Republican Ways and Means
A. B. Paxton
Wheeling
Ohio County
West Virginia
McNider
Missouri
National Republican Fund
National Committee
Cox attacks big business tied to politics in 1912 rally
Governor Cox derides alleged ties between large corporations and Republican leaders naming Barnes of New York Penrose and Smoot as links. He denounces “Judas” Barnes and calls for peacetime prosperity free of big business privilege. He advocates an independent vote from front porches and opposes forced strikes. He plans Montana engagements after weathering mixed applause on his wheat country tour.
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Boss Barnes
New York
Penrose
Smoot
Senate Campaign Fund
Barnes
Cox
Judas
Roosevelt
Saint Paul
Harding
Boies Penrose
Pennsylvania
Governor and Kremer Meet Cox in Montana Tour
Governor W. Stewart and J. Bruce Kremer leave Helena to join Governor Cox en route to the Montana-North Dakota line. Cox will speak from his car at daylight stops, with Glasgow Havre Great Falls Helena Anaconda and Butte on the schedule and a special train from Helena to Butte.
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Helena
W. Stewart
J. Bruce Kremer
Butte
Democratic National Committee
Montana
North Dakota
James M. Cox
Stewart
Mr. Cox
Glasgow
Havre
Great Falls
Anaconda
Cox
Machine Cleans Bricks Faster With New Chisel System
A newly invented machine cleans old bricks using a chiseling mechanism at a rate of 300 bricks per hour. The device promises accelerated restoration work and may impact brickwork projects and restoration timelines.
Pacific Coast league wind up slated in Tacoma
Pacific International league directors will meet in Tacoma on Thursday to wind up league affairs for 1920. President Louis B. Burnett announced the gathering as the regular playing season closed on Labor Day with Victoria capturing the pennant.
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Tacoma
Pacific International League
Louis B. Burnett
Victoria
State board clears Twin Bridges orphans home of charges
Helena reports the state board of education voted the charges of lax conduct at the Twin Bridges orphans' home unfounded after a committee report. Superintendent W. H. Good and his wife are said to have run the home commendably.
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Helena
State Board of Education
Twin Bridges
W. H. Good
State Episcopal Clergy to Meet in Helena
A state wide meeting of Episcopal clergymen to plan extension work is set for Friday in Helena. Dr H W Patton of New York, a secretary of the national church movement, will address the clergy.
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Helena
Episcopal
H. W. Patton
New York
National Church Movement
MacSwiney Restless Night in Brixton Jail
London Sept 7 Lord Mayor MacSwiney of Cork had a restless feverish night in Brixton jail due to his hunger strike. The Premier Lloyd George proposal to release him in return for a pledge to stop killings of policemen in Ireland is seen as unlikely to break the deadlock between the government and Irish hunger strikers. MacSwiney’s friends say he cannot give such a guarantee.
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London
Associated Press
MacSwine
Cork
Brixton
Lloyd George
MacSwiney
Ireland
Dublin
National No. 1 National Market Sale Circular
A midwestern market offers discounts on sugar, flour, coffee, tea, and staples. Multiple brands and bulk prices listed for potatoes, flour, coffee, tea, soap, eggs, butter, vegetables, and meats. Special bundles include broom with flour purchase and coffee discounts at four National Market stalls.
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Seal of Montana
Poles Declare Against Lithuanians Amid Evacuations and Occupation
Poles report Lithuanian troops attacked and forced evacuation of a town with four dead. Lithuanian army then occupied Suwalki and advanced on Augustowo with alleged bolshevist cooperation. Polish government accuses Lithuania of aggression and vows to act to defend Polish territory if needed.
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Suwalki
Augustowo
Lithuania
Red Army
Soviet complains over Riga peace talks Letvia guarantees
Warsaw dispatch reports the Russian soviet government sent a wireless message to Poland expressing dissatisfaction with Riga peace negotiations. It cites insufficient Latvian guarantees and notes omissions on liberty or movement of delegates and immunity of documents at the frontier.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Poland
Riga
World Disarmament Plans Face League Delays
The article notes that a universal disarmament plan is not expected soon within the league. Small nations push for action, but American cooperation is deemed essential. Nationalistic interests and Japan's opposition hinder immediate armament reductions.
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League
Japan
Johnny Wilson Barred After Labor Day Bout Fails
Canton boxing officials move to bar Middle-Weight Champion Johnny Wilson from Ohio rings after he failed to honor a 12 round Labor Day contract with Bryan Downey of Cleveland. Doctors reported Wilson suffered a nasal wall fracture, a common boxing injury, and not a new one.
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Canton
Ohio
Johnny Wilson
Bryan Downey
Cleveland
Canton Boxing Commission
Wilson
Election results in three states shift nominations and foes
In the Fifth district republicans polled 3 549 votes across 47 precincts for the congress nomination with 1 602 for Gerhard A Zading and 1 454 for P F Leach The winner will face socialist Victor L Berger in November In the Tenth district Peter F Tague led the eight cornered Democratic primary with 6 402 to 5 925 for Joseph J Hurley The Republican nominee is James E Maguire The Twelfth district selected Harrison H Atwood and the Eleventh elected Alfred J Moore for the Democrats
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Congress
Gerhard A. Zading
P. F. Leach
Victor L. Berger
Peter F. Tague
Joseph J. Hurley
James E. Maguire
Harrison H. Atwood
Alfred J Moore
Moses Renominated by Acclaim in New Hampshire Primary
In New Hampshire the renomination of United States Senator George H. Moses as a Republican was conceded by Huntley N. Spaulding on unofficial returns from about two thirds of the state. Moses led with 18,811 votes to Spaulding's 10,157. The governor race showed Albert O. Brown ahead of Windsor H. Goodnow and Arthur F. Morrill in the same precincts.
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Cox
Pittsburg
Moore
Corres
H. C. McEldowney
Union Trust Company
W. A. Woodford
Dudley S. Blossom
Cleveland
Edmund Silverbrand
Youngstown
Spencer
Reed
Frank J. Refler
Columbus
Cincinnati
Indiana
Bert Fuller
Will Hays
Washington
Seattle
Spokane
Republican State Committee
F. O. Morgan
Hoquiam
Wash
Kenyon
New Mexico
Nevada
California
Moroe
Lenawee County
Mich
National Republican Committee
Senator Reed
Mr. Moore
Senator Spencer
Manchester
N. H
United States
George H. Moses
Huntley N. Spaulding
Moses
Spaulding
Albert O. Brown
Windsor H. Goodnow
Arthur F. Morrill
Walsh Likely Democratic Nominee In Massachusetts Primary
Late returns from 863 of 1,205 precincts show John J. Walsh leading the Democrats with 30,840 votes to Richard H. Long's 28,388. Channing H. Cox secures the Republican gubernatorial nomination without opposition. Warner leads Burrill in a four candidate field with 37,689 to 20,520.
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Boston
John J. Walsh
Channing H. Cox
Walsh
Richard H. Long. Warner
Charles L. Burrill
Horoscope for Wednesday September 8 1920
The horoscope notes benefic aspects of Saturn and the sun early with later adverse alignments from Mars Jupiter and Uranus. It cautions against propaganda and greed while urging respect for tradition and prudent self protection. It predicts wealth trends in fabrics and marks high giftedness for children born that day.
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Mars
Jupiter
Uranus
the McClure
Bombardier Wells Beats Journee In Sixteenth Round
Bombardier Wells of England defeated French heavyweight Paul Journee in the sixteenth round tonight at Deauville France. Journee fought hard, but Wells maintained the edge with steady punching and superior ringcraft.
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Deauville
France
Bombardier Wells
Paul Journee
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Republican National Committee
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MecNider
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W. A. Clark & Bro
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