International court plan used to defend League of Nations
Governor Cox of Ohio used Utah speeches to push plans for a world court under the League of Nations, arguing the proposed justice system supports the league and counters Harding critics. He noted Root's committee report, the council and assembly control, and salaries funded by the league, suggesting Harding would mislead the public.
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Salt Lake City
League of Nations
Paris
Cox
Ohio
Utah
League
Harding
Mormon Tabernacle
Ogden
Republican League
Elihu Root
Root
Council of the League
Court of International Justice
Mr&Kon
Senator Johnson
Boilermakers Union Suspends Five Delegates’ Credentials
In Kansas City on September 15 the Brotherhood of Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders of America stated it would not condone disloyalty. The credentials committee suspended five delegates pending investigation into radical affiliations, with possible permanent unseating if charges are proved.
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Kansas City
Brotherhood of Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders of America
America
Motor Style Show Tops State Fair Events In Helena
The first annual motor style show at the state fair drew scores of expensively gowned women and a crowded field of cars judged amid high interest. Judges faced a difficult tally with a galaxy of fine vehicles while Sid J. Coffee introduced drivers to the audience. The program featured airplane combat by Cleven ger and Todd and a balloon ascent by Miss Stella Jaeger and Le Strange, with the Northwest champion reaching great heights before the descent.
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Standard
Helena
State Fair Board
Sid J. Coffee
Stella Jaeger
le Strange
Montana Faces Crisis in Higher Education Future
Professor Alfred Atkinson of Montana State College warned in Butte that the state faces a possible disintegration of its higher education system. He emphasized that a $5,000,000 bond issue in November is needed to place the university and its four units on a workable basis amid reduced state funding.
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Montana
Butte
Alfred Atkinson
Montana State College of Articulture and Mechanic Arts
Montana Home Mission Council
Atkinson
State University
Three Colleges Make Offers To Union Churches
A Montana home missions council meeting in Butte heard plans to form a union Christian college in Montana funded by six Protestant denominations. Offers of federation came from Montana Wesleyan College Helena Polytechnical Institute Billings and Deer Lodge College. Committeemen named include Bovard Curry Powell Anschutz Chapman Shepherd Cross with a meeting set to finalize legal and technical steps for the merger.
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Union Christian College
Home Missions Council
Helena Navy
L. Bovard
Helena
Methodist
BL BR. Curry
Bozeman
Baptist
Gregory J. Powell
Billings
Congregational
Philip J. Anschutz
A. J. Chapman
Disciples
John FP
Sheperd
Presbyterian
G. Clifford Cross
Lewistown
Montana
Montana Home Missions Comeil
Butte ¥ Y. M. Co
Montana Wesleyan College
Polytechnic Institute
Deer Lodge College
Dreams of Goldman and Berkman Shattered by Soviet Labor
A Universal Service dispatch from Washington reports that Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman, deported for agit prop, face compulsory labor in the Soviet Union. Baltic sources say most deportees are assigned hard railroad labor, with a threefold classification of workers, escapers, and those under arrest.
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Universal Service
Washington
Emma Goldman
Alexander Berkman
Russia
United States
State Department
Goldman
Berkman
Freight train collision near Red Wing claims one life
A freight train and a section motor car collided on a bridge over Hay Creek near Red Wing Minnesota on September 15 leaving one dead and six injured, including University of Minnesota student Wilbur Barber who died after rescue from the wreckage.
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Red Wing
Minn
Hay Creek
Chicago Great Western
Wilbur Barber
University of Minnesota
Wives Under Eighteen Must Attend School In California
San Francisco Sept 15 Wives under 18 are not exempt from the part time school law. Married girls between 16 and 18 must attend part time classes, while a married girl under 16 falls under the full time compulsory education law. Mothers under 18 are exempt from the rule.
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San Francisco
Edwin Snyder
California State School Establishment
Brake 13 Found Guilty Second Degree Murder
Russell Brake of Portland was found guilty of murder in the second degree by a jury in Oregon City circuit court. The conviction related to the killing of Harry Dubinski a chauffeur, with Brake and George Moore accused of murdering Dubinski throwing his body in the river and stealing his automobile. Moore pled guilty implicating Brake who pleaded not guilty and demanded a trial.
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Oregon City
Ore
Russell Brake
Portland
Harry Dubinski
Brake
George Moore
Dubinski
Moore
Blake
Missouri G O P After Scalp Of Lowden Agent
Jefferson City Sept 15 The Republican state committee organized today and named a seven member panel to consider action against Jacob Shabler national committeeman tied to the Lowden campaign in Missouri Senator Seldon Spencer said Maine victory signals likely November GOP triumph in the nationwide race The move comes amid party effort to respond to Lowden support within Missouri ranks.
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Jefferson City
Mac
Republican State Committee
Jacob Shabler
Lowden
Missouri
Seldon Spencer
Maine
Turbulent Illinois primary as polls attacked and ballots fought
Chicago reports a violent Illinois primary with one man killed, several kidnapped, and multiple beatings. Armed bands disrupted polling places, some deputies and ex convicts accused of instigating clashes. Len Small and Len Small front led in Republican tickets while Governor Lowden and Mayor Thompson clashed over party control.
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Chicago
Illinois
Michael Hennessy
Len Small
John Coyne
Lowden
Wiliam Hale Thompson
Nepublican Party
John G. Oglesby
Thompson
William KB. McKinley
United States
Frank Smith
Cook County
Peters
Lowdon
Michael Fennessy
Fennessy
Kankakee
Aledo
William Hale Thompson
Ilinois
Famine in Middle West Prediction of Coal Shortage
Representatives from Ohio Michigan and Indiana coal branches warned of a serious coal famine in the middle west unless Interstate Commerce Commission priority rulings on coal shipments to the Northwest and New England are modified promptly.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Middle Sest
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northwest
New England
Two More Days In Walth To Register
Registration closes at 7 p m Friday. County clerk office opens 9 a m to 7 p m today and Friday. Every person whose name is not on the registration list must register to vote in November after 7 p m Friday. The vanity to vet on the list will die and the opportunity to vote at the November election.
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Eivery
Priday
Betty Butte reports largest crowd at state fair
Helena September 15 The Standard aviatrix Betty Butte describes Montana State Fair attendance as the largest yet and the day’s attractions as sensational. She notes perfect autumn weather and crowded grounds with spectators filling eating rooms as stunts entertain from morning through the afternoon.
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Betty Butte
Standard
Helena
Montana
Fair Grounds
Investigate Reports of Atrocities in Ireland
New York sept 15 Oswald Garrison Villard announced that 100 representative Americans will form a non partisan commission through The Nation to sift charges of Ireland violence. The panel will hear testimony from Britain Sinn Fein and others and issue a thorough impartial report starting sessions in Washington in October. De Valera and Mrs MacSwiney are expected to appear. English and Irish perspectives will be presented. no political recommendations on Britain Ireland relations. Members include senators representatives mayors judges and business leaders. A partial list features Judge Amidon and others.
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New York
Oswald Garrison Villard
the Nation
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Washington
Valera
MacSwiney
Cork
Great Britain
Villard
Committee of 100
United States
Congress
Amidon
North Dakota
William Aten White
Emporia
Kan
A. P. Moore
Pittsburg
Randolph Hearst
Jane Addams Chisee
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WUA Ueglare Nations Court
NO League Asset
International Tribunal
France
Paul Deschanel
Lesign
Millerand
French Republic
Boilermakers’ Union
Wesleyan, Polytechnic
Deer Lodge
California
London
Middle West
Walth
Betty
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