Three Men and One Still in a Taxicab Arrested
Three men identified as John Vidich Bob Buckley and John Doe a taxi driver were arrested on South Dakota Street about 9 pm after Detective Rodda stopped the car Doe drove and found a 0 gallon still wrapped in burlap sacks in the rear The driver denied knowledge of the contents and said Vidich and Buckley hired him to wait while they entered a nearby house The three were taken to the police station and the still was dismantled showing recent use The taxi and car are held pending further investigation of the case
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Harding’s Agricultural Policy Speech Rally Highlights
The Republican nominee delivered a policy address across several cities, urging cooperative marketing price stabilization farm tenancy relief and tariff reforms. He spoke from the race track judges’ stand in the sun, read from a manuscript, and used a telephonic mouthpiece to reach the crowd. The event featured strong Americanism appeals and quiet digs at the senate while Mrs. Harding greeted crowds and the party paraded through Minneapolis and St. Paul. He planned to depart St. Paul for Marion Thursday.
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Senator Harding Greets Minnesota Crowd at State Fair
At the capitol building reception in St Paul Senator Harding stood for an hour and 20 minutes shaking hands with men women and children. The crowd moved at a moderate pace, passing by the nominee at about 35 per minute amid the Sept 8 event.
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Cox AoaCults International Harding Policy Rally Speech
Governor Cox denounces Harding as reactionary and opposes league ideas while urging a rethinking of international policy and disarmament. He cites Montana primary votes, accuses big business rings, and campaigns across towns with emphasis on league issues and labor questions.
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Resolutions urge non interference over Cork mayor hunger strike
In San Francisco on Sept 8 the British American league adopted resolutions demanding the American government maintain non intervention. The measure supports not interfering with British law in its domain regarding Terence Muacs Swiney lord mayor of Cork who is hunger striking in an English prison.
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Grays Harbor Officers Face Federal Fraud Trial
Seattle Sept 8 Nine jurors were tentatively accepted as recesses began in the federal court trial of seven Grays Harbor Motor Ship Corp officers charged with conspiring to defraud the government via false claims for early delivery bonuses on an unfinished hull for the emergency fleet corporation.
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Poles and Lithuanians clash in emergency frontier zones
Spasmodic fighting reported along the Lithuanian front near Warsaw as Poles engage Lithuanian forces. In one section two Lithuanian officers and 200 men were captured by the Poles, indicating rising tension and military pressure on both sides.
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Chambermaids Seek Substantial Wage Increase
The city chambermaids request a raise from 65 to 80 dollars monthly. Hotel managers from Leggat hotel Concord block and Goldberg block will meet union representatives at 4 p.m. today at Associated Industries to discuss the matter. Employers cited lodging, laundry, fuel and other costs rising, noting no general rate increases yet, and warned further hikes may force higher charges.
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Accidents Will Happen Says Colonel Roosevelt
Lieutenant Colonel Theodore Roosevelt rode in an airplane from Okmulgee to Tulsa when a severe electrical storm and heavy rain forced the pilot to fly aimlessly. The aircraft was unable to descend or avoid cloud banks until the storm eased, ending another perilous moment in his ongoing trip.
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Treasury tightens rules on stills and liquor tracing
In Washington on September 8 the treasury announced new measures to curb illicit distilling. It tightens sale regulations on stills and adds a new check to track and identify users of illicit liquor.
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