Cox Defends Irish Self Determination and League View
Governor Cox urges Irish self determination and League of Nations backing to secure world harmony. He attacks Republican finance and "oligarchy" in a Montana speech, boosters for reform in Ohio era are praised as model governance. He warns against separate peace with Germany and pushes disarmament and reclamation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
United States
Europe
America
Germany
Harding
Theodore Roosevelt
Senator Barnes
Republican
Barnes
St. Paul
Will Hays
Republican Party
Hays
Russia
Turkey
Mexico
Statement on Irish Situation From Cox Secretary
The speaker argues for peace through harmony among English speaking nations and urges presenting Ireland’s cause to the League of Nations under Article 11. He links Gaelic-American ties to the issue, asserts the League’s role in addressing unsettled Irish questions, and stresses peace, happiness, and justice as foundations of enduring governance and civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trish
Ireland
Herry
E of Nations
International
Cox
League of Nations
League
Assembly
Council
United States
England
America
League of Nations Tribunal
Cox Produces Form 101 In His Helena Address
Governor Cox of Ohio outlines Pittsburg quota claims before Chicago senate committee, citing a $8,145,000 republican fund and specific sums for Cleveland and Georgia. He produces Form 101 to question access to copies, while advocating League of Nations and industrial policy. He spoke at a noon rally in Helena and planned further stops in Cascade, Craig, Wolf Creek, and Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Ohio
North Dakota
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Penrose
Penrose and Boss Barnes
Cox
St. Paul
Barnes
Republican Committee
Senate Committee
Hamilton F. Kean
New Jersey
Pittsburg
Newark
N. J
Jersey City
Blossom
Cleveland
Atlanta
Hays
Upham
Helena
Senate
Chicago
Henry M. Blair
Dudley’s. Blossom
Georgia
Republican Treasury
Blair
Great Falls
Stewart
Cascade
Craig
Wolf Creek
League of Nations
Butte
Sheepherder Quits After Bear Attacks At Ranch
Manuel Azavetta, a sheepherder at Andrew Robinson ranch in Sierra county, resigned after a bear invasion. He awoke to a bear taking beef from a peg above him, later found a ham removed from his cabin, and the bear plus mates chased him into a canyon forcing relocation to another post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Cal
Manuel Azavetta
Andrew Robinson
Sierra County
Azavetta
Cox in Ohio reform record and League stance speech
Governor Cox toured the Northwest delivering a progressive platform critique of reactionary government. He highlighted Ohio laws on compensation and mothers pensions, attacked big business, and pressed world peace through the League of Nations. He linked Ireland to self determination and warned of an eight-position opponent stance while urging wartime funds shift to arid-land reclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
England
American Federation of Labor
Margaret
Cox
Iis
Northwest
America
Europe
League of Nations
Harding
Old Timer Notestine Remembers Elections With Cox Talk
In the audience for Governor Cox last evening sat B F Notestine a Deer Lodge valley pioneer who voted first in 1862 and presidentially ballot for McClellan in 1864. He has never missed a presidential election and has always backed the democratic ticket. He planned to attend Montana pioneers’ meeting in Great Falls but chose Cox. He sat on stage following the speech and kept an eye on a knothole about 15 feet away from his chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
B. F. Notestine
Deer Lodge Valley
Notestine
George B. McClellan
Great Falls
Montana
Governor Cox Boards Car For Departure
As Governor Cox stepped into the automobile that was to carry him to his next engagement, aides checked safety details and reporters noted the calm, orderly mood surrounding the departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Flag Raised as Governor Arrives at Station
Just before the governor's arrival W L Collins agent for the B A and P ordered a flag raised over the station. When the special train arrived Old Glory was flying in splendid style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Collins
Governor Cox Dines On Montana Mountain Trout
Governor Cox and his party dined on Montana mountain trout after Dr. J. C. Treece arranged the expedition. Sheriff Hartsell assisted as they spent the afternoon fishing in the west valley, reporting splendid results.
Provosts Band Lifts Spirits During Governor Visit
During the interval before the governor's special train arrived, Provost's band played several selections in the business district and at the station, keeping the crowd in good humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provost
Rabbit Moore Leads Democratic Parade in Montana Escort
Rabbit Moore the only Black Montanan elected on the Democratic ticket led a spontaneous parade last night. He rode in a taxi with several of his friends from the station to the theater and urged them to vote the Democratic ticket before they boarded the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbit” Moore
Montana
Rabbit
Cox
Olive Thomas In Critical Condition In France
Paris September 9 Olive Thomas a silent film actress lies in critical condition at the American hospital at Neuilly after swallowing a deadly solution by error doctors say the amount could have killed 25 men. Dr Joseph Choate reports Miss Thomas faced nervous depression and fears for her husband Jack Pickford aided by his timely first aid saved her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Olive Thomas
Notion Picture
Neuilly
Joseph Choate
Choxute
Pickford
Miss Thomas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rnor Cox
Jimmy Cox
Arthouse
Anaconda
Butte Mines
Patform
J. Bruce Kremer
Democratic Naonal Committee
Tom Walker
Coxying
Hardings
Hague
Congress
B. K. Wheeler
Evans
Postum Cereal Co. Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
Sheepherder
League Nations Labor
Fight
Springfield
Bosworth
Ace
Pollard
Long
Olive Thomas JO
French Hospital
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!