Bishop Anderson Credits Allies and Critiques League
The audience heard Bishop W F Anderson of Cincinnati address Europe’s view of the United States. He urged unity with Britain, France and Italy, criticized League of Nations flaws, and argued America must stay engaged to advance justice and freedom worldwide.
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First Methodist Church
W. F. Anderson
Cincinnnati
Europe
United States
F. M. Evans
Great Britain
France
Italy
England
Scotland
America
Harding Declines Close Stand on League at Akron Meet
Senator Warren G. Harding leaves Cleveland for Akron to speak tonight on the Ohio tour. In Grays Armory he rebukes hecklers and says he has brought Taft and Johnson closer on the league issue while stressing his own view of liberty and unity. He notes socialist input but opposes Article X as a senate covenant’s path.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Cleveland
Warren G. Harding
Akron
Ohio
Harding
Hiram Johnson
Taft
League of Nations
Grays Armory
Johnson
Senator Johnson
America
Mr. Johnson
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Wilson
League
Senate
Campaign funds for 1920 election revealed by Upham
Fred W. Upham testified to a Senate sub committee on campaign expenditures that the Republican national committee spent up to October 24 about 3 042 892 dollars on Harding’s campaign with roughly 400 000 still to be used before November 2. The committee had raised 2 731 211 dollars by October 24 and faced a deficit near 300 000 to 500 000 dollars. Major gifts included 10 000 dollars from Tulsa’s Harding and Coolidge club and 6 120 50 from Chicago’s Hamilton Club.
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Chicago
Republican Party
United States Senate
Fred W. Upham
Republic National Committee
Warren G. Harding
National Committee
Upham
Senate
Republic
Tae Odesdels
Harding and Coolidge Club
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Hamilton Club
Wildcat oil wells eyed in Lodi and surrounding territory
Reports indicate a wildcat well will be drilled in the Garden area of Lodi township by West Virginia interests soon. Similar prospects are planned near White Hall and on the Lawson farm. Additional drills may test Berea sand south of Athens as oil men expect a pool.
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Garden
Lodi Township
West Virginia
Jones Farm
Fisher Station
Lodi
F. R. Gross
Lawson Farm
White Hall
Jones
Athens
Berea
Coe
Hebbardsville
Wrangel Forces Evacuate Alexandrovsk in Southern Russia
Paris dispatch reports General Wrangel’s forces evacuated Alexandrovsk as bolshevist troops advance from the Polish front. Wrangel’s hold in southern Russia weakened after meeting superior Soviet forces, with gains yielding to the attackers amidst ongoing combat.
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Paris
Wrangel
Alexandrovosk
Russia
Ita Heishte
Votes Cannot Be Kept Apart Next Tuesday
Columbus Oct 28 Keeping of women ballots separate from men at the November 2 election to avoid conflict if the Supreme Court rules against woman suffrage will be impossible Attorney General John G Price replied to Charles Fairchild president of the American Constitutional League Fairchild has filed suit in the Supreme Court challenging suffrage validity and asked Price to ensure women’s votes in Ohio are canvassed separately by separate boxes or distinctive marks indicating potential election contest if successful.
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Columbus
United States Supreme Court
John G. Price
Charles Fairchild
American Constitutional League
Fairchild
Supreme Court
Price
Ohio
Stran Vote Not Liked by Democrats Says White
Chicago October 28 extreme campaigns report that a "special" straw vote by newspapers magazines and merchants fails to satisfy Democratic leaders. Chairman George White cites unreliability after Louisville Courier Journal notes Harding likely to win by a comfortable majority.
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Chicago
George White
Democratic National Committee
Louisville Courier-Journal
South
Harding
Automobile Thief Shot During Escape Attempt
Allen Borin 18 of Lockland was shot in the back by deputy sheriff John Stuckman and two companions, Clifford Mogsler and Thomas Stephans both 17 of Reading, after resisting arrest for automobile theft. Borin was wounded while trying to flee and is in hospital. the three suspects are jailed.
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Bucyrus
Allen Borin
Lockland
John Stuckman
Clifford Mogsler
Thomas Stephans
Reading
Borin
A Wooden Leg Saved His Life
New York police report that the sturdy oak wooden leg on Alexander Frank saved him from suicide by hanging. Crowds on Second Avenue saw Frank dangling from a fifth story window, another man grabbing a leg to restrain him until he was pulled back inside.
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New York
Alexander Frank
Second Avenue
Frank
Italian Scientist Develops Hand Vein Identification Method
An Italian scientist claims a new method to identify individuals by the veins in their hands. The technique analyzes vein patterns for unique biometric identification and could impact security and access control.
American Promoters Oversee Havana Heavyweight Fight Plan
Tex Rickard and company finalize terms for a finish fight between Dempsey and Carpentier at the Havana Race Track in February. A Cuban syndicate plans to provide about 500000 dollars and the boxers will sign once representatives arrive in New York.
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Henry L. .Farrell
United Press
New York
Tex Rickard and Company
Havana
Dempsey and
Carpentier
Rickard
Thos Oe
Raed Sarge
Republican Leaders Question Cox Support in Denver Speech
In Chicago Republican headquarters questioned Gov. Cox backing after Charlies Thomas refused to state his stance while Senator Reed Missouri Democratic senator camps against the League of Nations. Thomas declined to reveal voting intent. Red Cross Roll Call runs 10 27 to 11 1.
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Chicago
Republican Hanquarters
Wa ‘Charlies
Thomas O Jo
Cox
Denver
Democratic Party
Reed
Missouri
Wilcon League of Nations
Thomas
Red Cross
Harding to Carry Every State North of Mason-Dixon Line
Dr. E. B. Fess predicts Harding will win all states north of the Mason-Dixon line with the largest presidential vote in forty years. He argues the league of nations is partisan and warns against American entry, urging opposition to the treaty and tariff policies.
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Harding
Garry
Mason-Dixon Line
Dr. Fess
Warren G. Harding
Clara Cropper
8. D. Fess
League of Nations
Ewing Hall
I. M. Foster
United States Congress
Congress
D. J. Evans
Ohio University
Fess
America
Early Election Returns Sought Over the State
Columbus Ohio October 28 Secretary of State Harvey C Smith issued final instructions to all county boards urging posting unofficial counts the day after the election and stressing early voter turnout and adequate ballot boxes and polling booths to handle anticipated heavy turnout.
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Columbus, CO
Harvey C. Smith
The Square Deal and Normalcy Compared in 1920s Debate
The excerpt contrasts the square deal with big business aims. It notes that backers expect a genuine approach while opponents promise more than the standard, framing the contrast as a key element of a return to normalcy.
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Saaalne
Change in coal flow boosts Midwest supply
Washington reports about two thousand coal cars will be released to the Middle West today as the interstate commerce commission lifts the Northwest pre ference order via Lake Erie. Indiana Illinois and Ohio and other central states should begin receiving coal promptly. Elks are urged to attend a Friday evening party in the club rooms.
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Washington
Middle West
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northwest
Lake Erie
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Democratic Meeting With Rep Riley Wilson In Athens
Athens hosts Democratic meeting led by Congressman Riley G. Wilson on current issues. Thursday evening event details to be announced by Democratic Committee. A draft outfit for civil engineers is described as portable like a suitcase.
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Riley G. Wilson
Athens
Democratic Committee
Lady MacSwiney Dies After Prolonged Illness
London dispatch reports Lady MacSwiney collapsed after a prolonged illness and was unable to attend the imperial services or burial. The article notes visitors and implied honors but the text is largely garbled.
Organizing All Over the Nad Organizing All Over the Nad
A joint legislative committee holds a hearing on Hessian fly inpaip needing replants and broader pest control measures. The discussion centers on agricultural impact and proposed actions by farmers and state agencies.
Albany Dance House Saturday Night Opeth Night
Albany event listing notes a Saturday dance night at a local venue featuring Opeth with entry details unclear. Local ads indicate a live music night in the city.
American Rebs Association Publishes Free Business Books List
A pamphlet from the American Rebs Association lists books on business and offers a free copy upon request. Proderte J. Haskin, Director, The Athens Messenger Information Purest, Washington. Send name and address with two stamps for postage.
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American Rébears Association
Get It Free Thon
Proderte J. Haskin
Athens Messenger Information Purest
Washington, D
Ana
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