Senate Committee Will Have Big Guns Appear and Tell Their Stories
Chicago August 23 Governor Cox may be subpoenaed to testify before the senate campaign investigating committee as it vows to probe national campaigns including money sources and inducements. The panel will reconvene Monday and issue subpoenas if Cox does not respond with evidence to support his charges. Witnesses from both parties and party leaders are ordered to appear with relevant records.
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Chicago
Cox
Senate Campaign Investigating Committee
Gox
Reed
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Gerews
Will Hays
Republican National Committee
George White
Mexicans Start To Round Up Bandits
Washington Aug. 23. Mexico announces urgent steps to free foreigners held by bandits near Zamora Jalisco led by Za Mora. Five thousand federal troops pursue the bandits. 11 Americans and a British citizen were reported as captives including Mr and Mrs Charles Hoyle Harry D Gardner and others.
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Harry D. Gardner
Hereval
Calvert
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W. B. Johnson
Seven Million Will Finance Big Fight
Augusta Me August 21 Will Hays chairman of the republican national committee opened the party campaign in this state for congress election with a speech accusing Governor Cox of being dominated by Wilson and four unnamed bosses He argued Cox appeals to both Wilson and anti Wilson factions and outlined campaign finance plans denying funds would be spent recklessly He said Republicans need about 7 000 000 and warned against alleged Democratic fund sources and conspiracy charges while defending limits on contributions.
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Republican Party
Harding
Coolidge
Republican Treasury
Roosevelt Says Oregon Should Be in Doubtful Column
Portland address by Franklin D. Roosevelt, Democratic vice presidential nominee, argues Oregon is in the doubtful column. He cites voter independence and fading inherited partisanship, urging convictions over party loyalty and saying he will not seek votes from those decided by family or party lines. He then left for California.
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Oregon
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Senator Harding
Harding
Roosevelt
California
Cox Pleads For Harding In Joint Ohio Debate
Governor Cox regrets Harding will likely skip speaking at the Ohio state fair on August 3. Cox says he planned to speak first from the same platform and reports spending over an hour preparing his address. Cox also pardoned three convicts after interviewing them individually.
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Harding and Harvey clash over League of Nations plans
Marion Ohio August 21 Senator Harding releases a ten stop speaking schedule for next week with front porch talks in three cities. A Galion address to railway employees and a Minnesota state fair appearance are among the away engagements. Col George Harvey met with Harding to discuss the League of Nations and the Root plan.
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Harding
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Twenty Nine Drown When Freighter Collides on Lake Superior
Searchers near Whitefish Point seek 29 missing after the Superior City sank following a collision with the Willis L King in Lake Superior. Captains disagree on foggy versus clear conditions. Four crewmen, including Captain Sawyers, were rescued. Walter Richter, severely injured, is hospitalized.
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Mich
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Superior City
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Whitefish Point
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Sawyers
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Walter Richter
Lorain
Ohio
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Ex-Service Men Awarded Ten Montana College Funds
Ten Montana men receive collegiate school funds for ex service training through the national ward work council of the Y M C A. recipients include Clarence Beaman Missoula attending the University of Montana and Julius Ame aerson Butte at Montana School of Mines along with others headed to Grinnell Kansas Iowa and George Washington University.
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National Ward Work Council
Montana
Clarence Beaman
Missoula
University of Montana
Mark Entors
Cleveland
Mont
Grinnell College
Grinnell
Iowa
Julius Ameberson
Butte
Montana School of Mines
Walter L. Reed
Bloomfield
Montana State College
Officers Will Go After Bootleggers
Helena Montana August 20 United States district attorney Edward C Day says about one in ten Montanans is caught bootlegging A special force of federal supervised officers with experienced investigators has been organized and will run a statewide suppression campaign starting in Butte The enforce m ent law allows closing a building for a year if liquor is sold or made there He expresses confidence a dent will be made in bootlegging in a comparatively short time
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Montana
Edward C. Day
United States
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