Harding Declares Protective Tariff Support
Senator Warren G Harding spoke in Marion Ohio endorsing team play in government and a protective tariff policy to shield American industry. He contrasted domestic policy with foreign actions and praised unity as Cubs and teachers visited for exhibitions and talks.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Marion
Warren G. Harding
Chicago Cubs
Harding
Wilson
Paris
United States
American Senate
Republican Party
America
Chicago
Knox
Pennsylvania
Cox to Begin Long Western Campaign Tour
Governor James M. Cox launches the most extensive western stump tour in history, planning about four speeches daily across twenty states west of the Mississippi, excluding Arkansas Texas and Louisiana. He aims to rally support for U S entry into the League of Nations and is set to appear in Lansing Michigan tomorrow.
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Herbex
Alker
United Press
Columbus
James M. Cox
Wilson
United States
League of Nations
Mississippi River
Arkansas
Texas
Louisiana
Lansing
Michigan
Cox
Ohio
East
Middle West
South
Illinois
New Jersey
Maryland
New England
Kenyon
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Harrison
Fd. H. Moore
Senate
Chicago
Department of Justice
Cox Makes a Bid for Farmer Vote
Columbus September 2 Governor James M Cox declared the time has come for more hard headed farmers to have their feet under the table when national policies are made He said farmers deserve greater representation and pledged dirt farmers will serve on the federal reserve board tariff and interstate commerce commissions if elected.
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Columbus
James M. Cox
National Board of Farm Organizations
Federal Reserve Board
Tariff and
Interstate Commerce Commissions
California Vote Set Against Japanese Legislation
California officials and anti Japanese leaders warned the state department cannot sway the November vote on a proposed Japanese land legislation. Predictions ranged up to ninety to one against interference. The measure, on the ballot, would ban Japanese landholding by lease and block dummy corporations.
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San Francisco
State Department
California
Washington
Stanley Benedict
State Board of Control
Stephens
Organized Labor
The
American Legion
Department of California
Armored Cars Deployed as Strikes Upset New York Transit
In New York on September 2 armored cars from the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company circulated in the borough to defend surface transportation from determined strikers. The cars wore wire screening with two police beside the driver and one near the conductor. Passengerloads were light as crowds gathered around guarded car bases and fights produced injuries but no riot-scale clashes.
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New York
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Harding gains among railway workers in southern Ohio trip
J W Spawn of Marion and A D Fetty of Prospect toured Ath ens and praised Warren G Harding. Spawn cited rail workers shift to Harding after his Galion speech and Transportation Act support. He noted a Cox supporter in Parkersburg betting Cox at two to one against Harding.
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J. W. Spawn
Marion
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
A. D. Fetty
Prospect
Athens
Ohio
West Virginia
Harding
Spawn
Galion
Erie System
Mr. Spawn
Cox
Parkersburg
Daniels Plans Labor Day Campaign in Indianapolis
Secretary of the Navy Daniels announced a campaign speech at Indianapolis on Labor Day and said he will spend most of next week in a speaking tour across Indiana.
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Washington
Daniels
Indianapolis
Indiana
Saxton Named Vice President of Ohio Mine Workers
John Saxton of Selineville Ohio is named vice president of the Ohio Mine Workers to succeed Lee Hall of Cambridge elevated to president. Saxton had served on the miners executive board since 1910.
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Columbus
John Saxton
Selineville
Ohio
Ohio Mine Workers
Lee Hall
Cambridge
Saxton
Barrett to Assume New Duties as Pan American Head
Walington Sept 2 Dr L S Rowe today heads the Pan American Union after taking over from John Barrett who held the post fourteen years Summer Weles of New York assumes Rowe s former duties heading the Latin American affairs division at the state department Barrett plans formation of an official association of nations of the two American continents.
Weather Teletype Reports From France Across the Day
Weather conditions are reported and forecasts issued by radio teletype from multiple French stations as often as seven times daily.
Colver Won’t Seek Reappointment to Trade Post
Washington September 2 Federal Trade Commissioner William B Colver said he asked president Wilson not to consider him for a second term after his current term ends September 26 He had earlier resigned but now plans to serve out the remainder of his term fully and retire afterward
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Washington
William B. Colver
Loresident Wilson
White House
Colver
Tennessee
House of Representatives
Congress
Federal Supreme Court
Connecticut
Aestlors
Air Mail Plane Crash Victims Named
Washington reports identify Max Miller and Gustav Rierson as the occupants of a mail plane burned to death when it fell near Morristown New Jersey. Rierson a mechanic hailed from Troy Idaho Miller one of the oldest air mail pilots was married and had recently survived a prior fire after a long descent from 5900 feet.
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Washington
Max Miller
Gustav Reirson
Morristown
N. J
Rierson
Troy
Idaho
Miller
Minister Shifts to GOP as Speaker for Campaign
Rev. T Boyd Gay of Colvus, lifelong Democrat and Presbyterian minister, offers free speaking services to the Republican committee. He opposes Wilson's League of Nations, arguing it surrenders sovereignty, endangers peace, and would entangle the United States in war.
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Columbus
T. Boyd Gay
Colvus
Republican Executive Committee
Mr. Gay
Republican
Reorganization Planned for Athens City Federation
Immediate plans outline a reorganization of the Athens City Federation formed by Federated Women's Clubs and local women. The executive committee including Mrs. Hobson and Mrs. Fengell will meet to draft plans retaining the federation name while shifting duties as the state takes over visiting nurse work.
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Athens City Federation
Federated Women’s Clubs
S. M. Hobson
Hobson
William Fengell
W.L. Gard
Secrtary
T. H. McAdoo
Palmer Short Coal executives face profiteering warrants
Federal warrants were issued for A. G. Palmer Simon Short and David L. McDowell of the Palmer-Short Coal Company charging profiteering. The firm sold five carloads to Bert D. Smith at 7.25 a ton after paying 5 a ton and six carloads to Woodmard Coal Co at 9 with 7.75 paid per ton.
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Toledo
Palmer- Short Coal Company
A. G. Palmer
Simon Short
David L. McDowell
Bert D. Smith
Palmer Short Coal Company
Woodmard Coal Company
Palmer-Short Coal Company
Hall of Salem Professor Discharged by Democrats
Professor John O Hall of Salem Oregon head of the Scandinavian bureau of the Democratic national committee has been summarily discharged. Senator Pat Harrison announced the move at Democratic headquarters. The firing follows a Senate inquiry claim that Hall offered services to the Republican party and that Democratic friends offered him 7500 dollars plus expenses to speak for the Democratic campaign.
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New York
John O. Hall
Salem
Oregon
Democratic National Committee
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Hall
Chicago
New
Indiana
Senate fund panel adjourns hearings to Chicago Tuesday
The Senate campaign fund investigating committee adjourned until next Tuesday to resume in Chicago after Republican members objected to hearing E. H. Moore Cox's representative. Moore arrived to testify as Cox's spokesman at the slush fund inquiry amid scheduling delays and possible Truman Newberry linkage.
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Chicago
Senate Campaign Fund
E. H. Moore
Cox
Senate
Truman Newberry
Governor Cox
Campaign funds probe hears Moore amid publisher funding questions
The Senate committee investigating campaign funds expected E. H. Moore of Youngstown as the final witness of the session. Moore allegedly supports Governor Cox's charges and may testify on who financed distribution of a anti league tale. Testimony from E. C. Johnson of the Western Newspaper Union is anticipated, as is possible evidence on coffers of New Jersey liquor interests. The panel adjourned to meet next week in Pittsburgh with William Barnes to be questioned.
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L. C. Martin Chicao
E. H. Moore
Youngstown
Cox
Senate
Moore
Uncle Sam
Freedom Ridge
League of Nations
New York Dispatches
Pat Harrison
Democratic Speakers’ Bureau
Bernard M. Baruch
E. C. Johnson
New York
Western Newspaper Union
New Jersey
Roosevelt
Pittsburg
William Barnes
Indians Climb Into First Place In World Series Talk
Cleveland fans see renewed life as the Indians move back atop the standings. James Dunn, owner of the team, said park clerks are advancing plans for the world series, signaling a hopeful outlook for the club.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Today
Indians
James Dunn
Polish envoy delivers formal reply on Poland Bolshevik frontier
The State Department announced that Prince Lubomirski, Polish minister, presented a formal reply to American warning urging Poland to stay within its present frontier during its campaign against the Bolsheviks.
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Washington
Poland
State Department
Prince Lubormiski
Lere
Lord Mayor MacSwiney Hunger Strike Update
London reports renewed hope as physicians show unusual interest in the case. On the twentieth day of his hunger strike in Brixton prison Lord Mayor MacSwiney remains unchanged in condition. His wife left bedside briefly as relatives stayed with him. A Dublin dispatch notes Chief Secretary Greenwood reiterates there will be no release.
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London
MacSwiney
Brixton Prison
Dublin
Greenwood
Suffrage Tangle Delays Election Claims Rise
Old Athens miners discuss wage gaps after the recent award. Day men gain 1.50 more per day to 7.50, working with loaders and sometimes when loaders idle. Miners warn leaders may feel discontent over the disparity in raises between day men and tonnage men amid wartime price pressures.
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Athens
Mrs Longworth to Take Active Part in G O P Campaign
Alice Roosevelt Longworth visited the Republican National Committee headquarters in Chicago and signaled a desire to participate in campaign work. She is reported to campaign for Senator Harding with speeches in the Midwest.
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Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Republican New Committee
Chicago
Senator Harding
Middle
West
Bolsheviks Mobilize Vast Soviet Force As Offense Looms
Dispatches from Polish sources report the soviet government mobilizing all men aged 18 to 60. The move follows Wrangel’s defeat in south Russia and a renewed Bolshevik push on the Polish front. Some believe Poland may favor liberal terms at Riga negotiations next week.
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London
Wrangel
Russia
Riga
Poles Reported Advancing to Lithuanian Frontier
The Poles renewed attacks on the northern front and defeated Russian forces, advancing to the Lithuanian frontier, according to official wartime dispatches received by the French war office from Warsaw.
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Paris
French War Office
Warsaw
Mrs Noss Reports European Trip and Research
Mrs Mary Noss of Athens and her daughter Miss Mary Noss have been travelling in Europe since June and are now in Lyons France. They describe a pleasant profitable trip with gains in information for educational research. They plan to return home later this month.
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Mary Noss
Athens
Europe
Lyons
France
Finances at Newark Municipal Court Deemed Chaotic
State Examiner EB J Hensel reports the finances and accounts of Newark municipal court are badly jumbled and in chaotic condition in a special examination filed with State Auditor Denahey.
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Columbus
Newark
Denahey
Receivers Appointed for Standard Parts Company in Cleveland
Federal Judge Westenhaver appointed Frank A Scott and J O Eaton as receivers for the Standard Parts Company after Erie Malleable Iron Company filed suit. A nine member committee was elected to restore the business to sound financial health.
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Cleveland
Standard Parts Company
Westenhaver
Erie Malleable Iron Company
Frank A Scott
J. O. Eaton
comyYpan
Matthews Crushed in Steel Plant Accident
Warren Sept 2 Joe Matthews 31 was crushed to death between a drum and ram of an open hearth pit crane at Trumbull steel plant. Matthews failed to open a switch signal and workers started machinery, pins him between the drum and ram. The body was crushed beyond recognition.
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Warren
Joe Matthews
Trumbull
Matthews
Must Have Eats Winnipeg Justice Ruling on Feedings
A judge dismissed a complaint from a humane officer after ruling that a boa constrictor must be fed live chickens if it refuses dead prey. The decision clarifies animal care obligations in the case.
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Winnipeg
Cruiser Pittsburgh Arrives at Danzig
The American armored cruiser Pittsburgh arrived at Danzig last night, a dispatch from Berlin reported on September 2. The arrival signals U.S. naval presence in the Baltic port during postwar monitoring.
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Danzig
Berlin
Pittsburgh
Watkins Plans Air Campaign for President Run
Dr Aaron S Watkins prohibition candidate said to launch an aerial tour beginning around September 15. The high and dry campaign aims to reach voters in all states east of the Rocky Mountains via airplane travel rather than traditional stump speeches.
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Columbus
Aarons. Watkins
Gains of Polish Forces Drive Back Bolsheviki in North
Warsaw dispatch says Polish troops report continued gains in the north offsetting Bolshevik advances in the Lemberg area. August captured 40 miles west of Grodno. Sokylka and Gorodok taken between Bjelostok and Grodno. Mala and Narevska resistance crushed. Zamose region reports Daludenny cavalry holding fire.
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Warsaw
Lemberg
Grodno
Bjelostok
Sokylka
Gorodok
Mala
Narevska
Zamose
Bdudenny
Normal Dean on Hand for School
W. W. McIntire arrives from Norwood to assume duties as dean of the state normal college at Ohio University in Athens. He will teach school administration and confer with students from the first floor Cutler building offices. He succeeds Dern J. J. Richeson who remains in the city awaiting next year’s location. Mrs McIntire joins him as they seek a home in Athens.
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W. W. McelIntire
Norwood
Cincinnati
Ohio University
State Normal College
Dean McIntire
Cutler
Dean McIintire
Dern J. J. Richeson
Farmers Oppose Plan to Take Over 2500 Elevators in U S
The national board of farm organizations in Columbus votes disapproval of a resolution to have farmers control 2 500 cooperative elevators and form a large wheat pool. A committee plans to consult Governor Cox in the capital and meet Senator Harding at Marion Friday.
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Columbus
National Board of Farm Organizations
Cox
Senator Harding
Marion
Farmer Labor NRO SOE At Others
Parley P. Christen sen, presidential nominee of the farmer labor party, accuses both Republican and Democratic campaigns of Wall Street financing and urges a senate slush fund committee inquiry. He states that invisible forces control both parties and warns that whichever party wins will keep the government under combined capitalists and manufacturers for the next four years.
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Chicago
Wall Street
Woolen Mills of Eagt Goagt Start Shortly
Boston September 2 The American Woolen Mills will start preparatory departments on Monday September 13 with other departments opening soon after The wage scale will be the same as when mills shut down in July announced by William M Wood president of the company
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Boston
American Woolen Mills
William M. Wood
Wood
Police Calm Hometown Brew Case With Quiet Verdict
Police responded to a noise like a machine gun at a vacant Des Moines dwelling. They entered, inspected, and concluded by unanimous verdict that the matter involved home brew.
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Des Moines
Former O. U. Professor Secures Manitoba Post
Word comes from Professor John W. Taylor former Greek professor at Ohio University that he has been elected assistant professor at the University of Manitoba with a $3500 salary leading to a $4200 full professorship. He was a popular and efficient instructor at Ohio University.
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John W. Taylor
Ohio University
University of Manitoba
Taylor
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