Cox Promises To Avoid The Wilson Error
Governor James M. Cox outlined five concrete measures to cut living costs and curb profiteering. He urged a permanent revolving fund for sugar purchases, storage time limits, price markings on stored goods, marking prices on goods for interstate trade, and tighter regulation of interstate commerce to curb license profits. He accused Republicans of backing the campaign fund.
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Herbert W. Walker
United Press
San Francisco
Calif
James M. Cox
Moe
Congress
Alan Heensing
Cox
Pro
Republican Paign Fund
New Hats Are Full of Color in This Season's Styles
New York fashion notes celebrate in-season hats with daring color, metallic laces, and bold trims. Translucent crowned turbans, long plumes, and velvets dominate, while sculpted shapes echo Watteau and Alsatian bonnet influences. Accessories include horsehair trimming, tassels, beads, and hemp rope pom poms.
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New York
Milady
Gotham
Duvelyn
Boxing bouts postponed until new state law tested
The state boxing commission announced delays for the Dempsey Brennan and Carpentier Levinsky fights. Officials want the new state boxing law fully tested before proceeding with the bouts.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
George Brennan
Georges Carpentier
Benny Levinsky
State Boxing Commission
Leap Year Girl Picks Husbands Says Ingram Bill
Beloit Wisconsin hears a humorous talk by Ingram E. Bill about the kinds of men a leap year girl should choose. He jokes that tobacco chewers sweaters gamblers and pool hall lizards should not be on the eligible list.
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Beloit
Wis
Ingram E. Bill
Couple Brings Minnesota License Across SD Line
Floyd P. Loeffler and Nina M. Ferguson of Luverne traveled to South Dakota with ministers and witnesses after learning their Minnesota marriage license was invalid there, and were married across the state line.
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Sioux Falls
Cupid
Minnesota
South Dakota
Floyd P. Loeffler
Nina M. Ferguson
Luverne
Mickey the fishing dog saves crappies in St Paul
In St Paul a starving dog named Mickey was rescued by a policeman at the request of Margaret Foster. Now Mickey dives underwater to surface sunfish and crappies, becoming a skilled fishing dog in the city.
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Mickey
ST. Paul
Minn
Margaret Foster
Love Feast Held by Northeast Ohio Methodist Delegates
Delegates of the Northeast Ohio conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church gathered in Cleveland for their annual love feast today. Ordination services are planned for late afternoon and Rev Charles L. Goodell of New York was to deliver the final lecture at 4 p.m.
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Cleveland
Northeast Ohio
Methodist Epscopal Church
Charles L. Goodell
New York
English visitor on American suffragists and Miss Paul
An English writer touring Washington observes American suffragists led by Miss Alice Paul. He describes a purple gold and white HQ, candy offered, busy young women, and notes American suffragists appear younger and more vigorous than English counterparts while praising Miss Paul’s poise and routine efficiency.
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Washington
An Ngishman
National Woman's Party
Alice Paul
Miss Paul
Paul
State Superintendent backs ending vacations for school kids
Sacramento report says Job Wood supports abolishing vacations for children eight to sixteen. The note adds a quip that all the kids are “knocking wood” as a reaction. Stefansson is cited noting Eski mos dislike all civilized diet forms.
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Sacramento
Cal
Job Wood
Unidentified Man Tries To Hoax Swimmer Curran At Hell Gate
An unknown man claimed a woman and child fell into Hell Gate to lure William Curran, a famed swimmer, into rescuing them. Curran battled strong currents for an hour before learning the tale was a hoax.
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New York
William Curran
Hell Gate
Curran
Catt May Land Place on Ballot
Columbus report that the single tax party may place a cat as its ballot emblem alongside the rooster eagle and torch The party has asked Secretary of State Smith to approve the emblem and some counties may not receive ballot cuts in time The maneuver stems from voters saying I the cat when embracing the single tax idea
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Columbus
Ohio
Smith
Althouy
Knox
Article 10 and the League's threat to American independence
Athens County Republicans warn that accepting Article 10 binds the United States to defend all League members against external aggression, risking endless wars and duty to fight abroad. They argue Wilson Cox pledge would force US soldiers into European conflicts regardless of Congress. They contrast with Harding on Constitution and peace.
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United States
Congress
Mr. Wilson
Cox
League of Nations
Europe
Asia
Africa
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Borah
Senate
Senator Lodge
Columbus
Brandegee
White House
Irance
Germany
America
Roumania
Servia
Poland
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Bug
Vistula
Armenia
Mesopotamia
Cairo
Egypt
Great Britain
Suez Canal
Mahomet
Shantung
Japan
Harding
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Otto L. Hoisington
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