Harding Speech Frames Pacific Coast Race Policy
Senator Harding told California leaders in Marion Ohio that solving the Pacific coast race problem is imperative for national security and urged measures to relieve western states within moral law and international usage. He proposed excluding those not Americanized and noted tariff considerations while dismissing charges of a senate oligarchy. Governor Stephens said California would vote Republican and Hiram Johnson would campaign for the ticket.
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Marion
Ohio
Harding
California
W. D.stephens
Belmont County
Stephens
J. B. Hume
Hiram Johnson
Unfair Conduct Across Theaters Draws Critique In Tacoma Rift
In New York a debate arises over ownership links between two theater partners who also hold a one fourth stake in Tacoma theaters facing a dispute among operators and managers of moving picture houses. The speaker questions accountability for others actions and reflects on moral responsibility within family ties.
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New York
Tacoma
Moving Picture Houses
California Syrup of Figs Ad Claims Healthy Hair
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a hair treatment promising no dandruff and renewed hair vitality after application. It emphasizes shine, strength, and thickness, suggesting even stubborn hair regrowth and renewed color.
Blood transfusion saves life after leg injury amputation
John O'Brien, 55, of South Washington street, survived a six week battle with an infected fractured leg that led to amputation below the knee after a blood transfusion at Murray hospital. Five hundred cubic centimeters of blood from son-in-law John Bruce and son Ed O'Brien revived him, with Drs. James and Smith performing the operation. He has now passed the danger point and is recovering.
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John O’brien
South Washington Street
Elm Orlu
Murray Hospital
O'Brien
Ed O'Brien
John Bruce
Brien
Olive Thomas to be shipped to New York
Paris dispatch says Olive Thomas an American motion picture actress will probably be shipped to New York Saturday aboard the Mauretania. Her husband Jack Pickford and a few friends will accompany the body to America.
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Paris
Olive Thomas
New York
Mauretania
Jack Pickford
America
Photo Makers Meet at Tacoma
Photographers from Montana Idaho Washington Oregon and British Columbia gathered in Tacoma Washington for the annual four day session. A color photography discussion with sample works was planned for this evening.
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Tacoma
Wash
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
British Columbia
Connecticut Solons Adopt Resolution In Defiance Of Governor
Hartford Conn Sept 14 The Connecticut General Assembly in a special session ratified the nineteenth amendment to the U S Constitution in defiance of Gov Holcomb who warned against measures. It also concurred on two general laws despite his threat to pocket such action The governor plans to issue a proclamation and convene a second special session next Tuesday to act again on ratification with only that business on the agenda.
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Hartford
Conn
Marcus EL. Holconsh
Connecticut General Assembly
Tennessee
Republican House
Wing
Colby
England Planned sale of 40 former German liners
Washington reports London considers selling 40 former German liners and cargo vessels to their former owners. The move aims to implement reparations awards, though some U.S. officials worry it could slow American merchant marine growth. Hamburg-American line ties cited.
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Washington, Sept. Tn
Great Britain
London
Arrange League Debate With Ex Attorney General Vattangall
Ex Attorney General W. B. Vattangall has accepted an invitation to participate in a league debate in Augusta Maine as part of a larger civic discussion. The arrangement signals a high profile involvement by regional and national figures in local political discourse.
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International News Service
Augusta
W. B. Vattangall
Senator Gillen Debates League of Nations in Bangor
The Bangor Republican State Senator Gillen challenges the League of Nations issue in a planned debate. Wat Tingall is slated to defend the league at the meeting venue.
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Gillen
Bangor
League of Nations
Wattingall
J C C Goes After Texas for Denying Rail Rate Raise
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered an investigation into the Texas Railroad Commission's refusal to permit rate increases for interstate traffic. Hearings are set for Galveston on September 17.
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J. C.C
Texas
Washington
Texas Railroad Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Galveston
Shaw Undertakes Propaganda for British Miners
London Sept 13 George Bernard Shaw the dramatist has undertaken supervision of the public propaganda department of the Miners federation to ensure adequate presentation of their case if a strike is called.
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London
Montreal
George Bernard Shaw
Miners’ Federation
Distinctive button aids deaf in Holland introduced
A Dutch society has created a white disk badge with a red vertical stripe and letters S and IT on the white sides meaning bad hearing. The device helps identify deaf individuals to improve ease and protection, as noted by Popular Mechanics Magazine.
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Holland
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Illinois 6 0 P faction close bitter campaign
Illinois Republicans and Democrats closed their primary campaigns as voters head to the polls to choose party nominees for U S senator governor congress and about four state offices. The Republican race ended in a bitter factional split between Gov Frank Lowden and Chicago Mayor William Hale Thompson.
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Chicago
Illinois
United States
Frank ©. Lowden
William Hale Thompson
Policy Committee of Goal Mines Adjourns in Hazleton
The policy committee of the anthracite mine workers adjourned its second day session in Hazleton Pa without action to end the vacation strike. The next meeting will review information from Secretary Walter Wilson on whether the Labor Department will consider miners' claims if they resume work.
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Hazleton
Anthracite
Hardens
Walter Wilson
Department of Labor
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England
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Shaw
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