Harding to Talk on the League of Nations in New York
United Press reports Harding plans a major address in New York as part of campaign focused on the League of Nations. He met with Elihu Root aides and awaits messages from party leaders while Cox campaigns in New Haven and New York.
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United Press
New York
Seniator
Harding
Marion
League of Nations
League of Or
New York State
Myrph T. Herrick
Europe
France
League
Elihu Rooth
York Cox
Fiseeyeabe
New Haven
Gravesend
Fragmentary passage on party affairs and figures with governor meeting
A garbled excerpt discusses Republican party drift from historic ideals and campaign goals causing community confusion. It mentions Mrs. George Bass Elisabeth Marbury and Mrs. Annie meeting Governor Cox at a station, indicating a political reading scene or event.
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Republican Party
America
Smith
George Bass
Elisabeth “Marbury
Annie Etelah
Cox
Three Die In Automobile Crossing Crash
Three people were killed and two seriously injured when a car struck an approaching interurban streetcar at a crossing near Lima Ohio. Driver Charles Smith reportedly braked and stopped but the collision occurred as the vehicles crossed paths late last evening. The victims were ICK Creag Ay vs. Laura Bodey of Lima and Katy Evans of Geyer, Ohio.
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Rapha
Kiek
Opie
Ines
Hima
Nee Hamshire
Ohio
Charles Smith
Ick Creag Ay
Laura,Bodey
Lima
Mise
Katy Evans
Geyer
Harding Club to Meet Monday Eve
The Harding Club schedules a Monday evening gathering to plan a campaign and election effort. A large Republican turnout is anticipated as members prepare for the upcoming election.
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Harding Club
Tire
Wall of Water Sweeps Through Carlisle Kentucky
A cloudburst in Carlisle Kentucky Friday night left three missing, 500 homeless, and $500000 in property damage. Water up to twenty feet flooded main street, causing rescues and carnival rides to be washed away.
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Cincinnati
Carlisle
Ar Ae
Sons
Oeibe
Cine
Frank Crowe
Rivone
Governor Cox Accuses GOP Of Distorting His Record
Ohio Republicans claim Governor Cox had no role in enacting the workmen compensation law and only signed it after passage. A party statement Friday says Cox did not influence the measure, countering an August Review article crediting him for progressive reforms during his three terms as governor.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cox
Iere
Howard Egbert
Coxs Dayton News
Post 21 American Legion prepares veterans booklet
Miles Cage, historian for K. T. Crossen Post No. 21, reports the post record is complete after weeks of work. Booklets will go on sale next Monday and will interest numerous Athens County World War veterans.
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Miles Cage
K. T. Crossen Post
American Legion
Athens County
Two Surgical Operations Reported For Children At Athens
Two children underwent successful surgical operations today at Athens hospital. The events involved additional medical procedures and recoveries are expected to proceed under care of the medical team.
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Athens
Baldwin-Felts Clash Reignites in Branch Mine Area
In Raleigh County Virginia near Branch miners and Baldwin-Felts detectives clash again. Major Payne is reported shot and telegraph lines are down as details remain scarce. Governor Cornwell and Dr CG B Kee of Willis Branch Coal Co broker a withdrawal of detectives.
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Charleston
W. Va
Paldwin-Felts
Branch
Raleigh County
Virginia
Major .Payne
John Cornwell
CG. B
Kee
Willis Branch, Coal Company
Convict Eagles to Represent Columbus in City Series
Aug. 28. Warden Thomas bars the penitentiary baseball team from the city championship to avoid a public display of the convicts winning. The Eagles, in second place, will represent the Merchants and Manufacturers League in the intercity series this afternoon.
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Columbus
Merchants and Manufacturers
Warden Thomas
Eagles
Allies Study Bolshevik Note in London Amid Ultimatum
London August 28 The British government continued to study the Bolshevik note as the August deadline for a satisfactory reply to the Anglo Italian ultimatum expired. Russia withdrew its demand for a civil militia in Poland part of the peace terms, and officials anticipated efforts to restore peace between Russia and Poland while monitoring Britain’s stance.
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United Press
London
Russia
Foreign Office
Italy
Poland
Great Britain
Minty
Salaries of League of Nations Officials Revealed
Paris reports the League of Nations pays top officials high wages. Secretary general earns 50 000 a year, two under secretaries 10 000 each, chief secretary 25 000, and several division heads receive 5 000 to 12 000. Albert Thomas in charge of the International Bureau of Labor is paid 30 000. The paper notes salaries keep the league alive.
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Paris
League of Nations
Ainternational Bureau of Labor
Albert Thomas
Service of Inquiry
Intd
League of
Federal Reserve sees slight fall in retail prices forecast
In Washington on August 28 the Federal Reserve Board predicted a small drop in retail prices through the fall and winter. It said savings from lower material costs and improved labor efficiency would eventually push prices down though some autumn and winter lines may rise due to contracted orders. Raw material price declines are not expected to affect retail prices until next spring. The board noted a downward trend in food prices nationwide, with marked reductions in raw product costs suggesting further declines ahead.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Growers Elect Columbus Ohio Officers at Annual Convention
Louis Miller of Toledo was elected president of Vegetable Growers of America at its twelfth annual convention in Columbus Ohio. Other officers named include Samuel W Jeverance of Louisville secretary C W Waid of Lansing organization secretary and H J Cheney of Grand Rapids treasurer. The convention adjourned after today’s business session.
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Columbus
Louis Miller
Toledo
Vegetable Growers of America
Samuel W. Jevereance
Louisville
C. W. Waid
Lansing
Mich
Grand Rapida
University Accepts Ten Faculty Resignations At Ohio University
President Alston Ellis Gat urday announced ten resignations from Ohio University including John W. Taylor and Armando T. Bissiri. Vacancies are mostly filled and further announcements will follow about staffing changes.
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Ohio University
Alston Ellis Gaturday
Hose
Resi Nhumber
John W. Taylor
Armando T. Bissiri
Waite Philip Fisher
Milo John Kimball
Edith Rhyne
Irma Williams Jefferson
Rosa Bissini
John Hancock High School
Stella Mee Everett
Edith A. Buchanan
Margaret M. Morris
Ater
Snake and Skunk Menace Forces School Closure Appeal
In ene J. Mitchett of the Department left Fri on a modern St. Patrick's mission. Mitchel has been selected to drive out or exterminate scores of rattlesnakes and skunks near Yuma Golo, threatening the country school. Patrons appealed to the state for aid after an unsuccessful war on the pests. they warned the school might close without action.
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Inene J. Mitchett
Frion
St. Patrick's Mission
Mitchel
Yuma
Golo
Britten to testify on $87,000 entertainment fund
Congressmen Britten said he would appear before a senatorial committee to renew charges about an $87,000 entertainment fund granted by the British ambassador Sir Auck Geddes. He said he was notified by wire to appear and blamed international bankers backing Cox from Republican to Democrat policy as reported by the New York Evening Post.
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Columbus
Britten
Senatoral Committee
Sir Auck Geddes
Sergeant At
Cox Ion
New York Evening Post
The
Post
Geo Pierpont ‘Morgan
New York
Baker to Take Stump for Cox in Ohio Campaign
Cleveland August 28 New York D Baker secretary of war will campaign for Governor Cox as part of a presidential bid tour amid Ohio Democratic efforts to unite the party and support the national Democratic ticket.
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Baker
Cox
Cleveland
Newton D. Baker
Tera
Ohio
Marshall Figio Store 18 Called In Torbay Case
In Chicago Illinois August investigations into overseas cases reveal officials learned of a large department that faced attention. Details remain unclear as authorities pursue leads connected to the Torbay incident and related proates in a broader inquiry.
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Marshall Figio
Torbay
Chicago
Governor Cox Denies Fake Campaign Fund Quotes
Fred W. Upham, Republican national treasurer, denies a phony list of fund quotas for Governor Cox. He says the RNC never set city quotas. states set their own shares. He cites total contributions to date of 1,017,255.32 with New York state and New York City contributing 225,292.40.
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Chicago
James M. Cox
Republican Campaign
Fred W. Upham
Republican National
Republican National Committee
Upham
New York State
City of
New York
Grand stand collapse injures crowd at Germantown fair
A grand stand at the Germantown fair in Maysville Kentucky collapsed while a horse show was in progress. Three people were seriously hurt and many others bruised or cut as the structure dropped about twenty feet.
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Maysville
Kiddie Fund Grows as School Outfit Drive Reaches 55.00
The kiddie fund for school outfits climbs to 55 dollars with donors including Last report 20, Kind acee Dd Brown 10, A Friend 5, Clay McLain 1, J. Tritipp 2, James Graham 1, Zenos Frost 1, George Dille 1, Mrs Geor Meighen 1, Dr W Lée 5, Naomi Love 1, Lewis Hull 1, Mrs Frances Armitage 1.
Whiskey Fund Collected for Mr James Cox
Pittsburg August 23 Huston vice president of the Journal Printing Company former publishers of the Justice Dellegs Journal Democracie ves eee ee e Soretes
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Pittsburg
Huston
The
Journal Printing Company
Justice Dellegs Jour
Democracie Ves
Soretes
Postponed meeting to discuss miners' wage increases
An upcoming session to address wage increases for miners has been postponed. Details on the rescheduled date and participants remain unclear as preparations continue.
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Columbis
Poat
Still Another Dnorge Sut In Fledincourt Divorce Case
Henry Hill files for divorce from Jennie Hill in common pleas alleging four months of adultery with John Hill and misconduct with Edward Mathews. Trustees of Guysville Presbyterian Church seek sale of church real estate. Ohio Consolidated Coal Company sues Joseph A Teselstein for injunctive relief and damages over coal mine contract terms.
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Henry Hill
Eull Favorce
Jennie Hill
John Hill
Edward Mathews
Guysville Presbyterian Church
Kings
Ohio, Consolidated Coal Company
Columbus
Joseph A. Teselstein
Massacre Feared as Irish Riots Spread to Queens Town
Civil strife in Ireland spreads to Queens town after a motor sortie near Castra Martyr last night. British soldiers retaliated for an attack that killed a Cameron lander and wounded others, triggering fires and home burnings in the area.
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London
Ireland
Queenstown
Castra Martyr
Cameron Lander
Local Area Names in a Clustered Listing
A fragmented OCR list names multiple individuals with ages and towns including Gloucester Athens Nelsonville Carbondale and Norfolk Virginia. The items appear as a broken roster or notice listing people such as Walter Heabertin 28 and Bessie Standley 18 among others, with surrounding place references and surnames.
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Hall
Nelson
Holt Wilnemee
Glouster
Artha
Rutter
Charea’ Field
Lenore
Walter EB. Heabertin
He Ton
Syrena Penrod
Athens
Joseph ‘Roberts
Bessie Standley
Art Lawery
Carbondale
Sylvia Stanley
Coen
Joseph A. Agnew
Norfolk
Mary Junod
Athena
Carl Duskoym
Nelsonville
Ide Alkina
Thomas Mark
Ethel Kizor
Weather forecast for Ohio Valley and Tennessee region
Forecast to September 4 calls for generally fair weather in the Ohio Valley and Tennessee region with local showers Wednesday and Thursday and moderate temperatures.
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Washington, D. C
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Rerion Grest Lakes
Harding calls for scrapping impotent League of Nations
Raymond Clapper reports from Marion that Harding argues the Versailles League is impotent and urges strengthening The Hague tribunal with a world association for conference and a world court. He cites Poland, Russia, and U S involvement, pledging to redraw an international code with broad expert input if elected.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Marion
Hague
League of Nations
Minnesota
Gov -Cox
Harding
Wilson
Council of the League On
League Council
Hardingara
Hague Tribunal
League of Versailles
the Hague
Terr
Hardig
Europe
International Association For Conference
America
Versailles
Americe
Senate
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