Americans Lead In Olympic Events At Antwerp
The stadium athletics closed in rain with Americans far ahead in unofficial scores. Final standings list America 210 points, Finland 105, Sweden 95, England 92, with many nations trailing behind.
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Canada
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Denmark
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New Zealand
Belgium
Australia
Czecho-Slovakia
Holland
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World wide radio broadcast test confirms reach from Lafayette station
The Navy reports a successful intercept of a Lafayette station message from Bordeaux by Yerba Buena Island San Francisco. The test seeks to gauge the Lafayette station power over 7200 miles to distant sites including Tutuila Pearl Harbor and Cavite as part of a 30 day series.
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France
Charles R. Clark
Pacific Coast
Navy Radio Service
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Nevy
Washington
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Sanaa
Clark
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
Cavite
Philippines
British Embassy Funds Alleged Entertaining Cash Link
Congressman F A Britten of Illinois charged that 87 500 pounds appropriated by the British parliament for embassy entertainment in Washington has flowed into the Democratic National Committee. He said evidence would be presented to the Senate campaign investigating committee next Monday, claiming further funds could follow if Wilson supporters prevail.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
F. A. Britten
Illinois
Senate Campaign
Wilson
Debs shifts talk to coal crisis in live issue shift
Eugene V. Debs in Atlanta penology issues a statement denouncing the league of nations as a dishonest framework and elevating coal shortages as the key nation influencing voters. He lashes out at Wilson and Gomperts, attacks Harding and Cox, and compares rival candidates to Humpty Dumpties while arguing government actions favored foreign interests and trusts over the American people.
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Eugene V. Debs
Atlanta
Socialist National
Debs
League of Nations
Wilson
Poland
Samuel Gompers
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Cox
Baker
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Cox to Speak in Montana on September 8 9 10
Governor James M. Cox Democratic presidential nominee to tour Montana September 8 Billings 11 45 am 9 Helena 8 05 pm 9 Butte 3 pm 10 Missoula 10 30 am address from car then Spokane arrival 6 pm event schedule received by A E Spriggs on state committee.
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James M. Cox
Democratic Party
A. E. Spriggs
State Central Committee
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Treasure State
Spriggs
Cox
Pat Harrison
Democratic National
Harrison
Billings
Het Witt
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Spokane
Oranges for Marmalade Banter Reaches Dundes Markets
Fragmentary report notes a plan to supply oranges to marmalade makers in Dundes. Mention of women linked to the habit of mal seaclans and a rough figure of 10 000 hel chaste suggested as available for ether markets.
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Dundes
Dinner with Garry reveals old husband in disguise
A newlywed narrator returns from honeymoon to a town and meets a schoolmate who invites her to dine. The guest turns out to be Garry, her first husband, causing an embarrassing revelation as the friend exclaims the recognition.
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Chicago Tribune
Ratification in 24 Hours Expected for Suffrage
Washington August 24 Issuance of the proclamation announcing ratification by three fourths of the states is expected within 24 hours. Secretary Colby prepared to issue the proclamation upon official notification from Tennessee Governor Roberts. A writ of certiorari and supersede was issued by the Tennessee high court affecting the governor’s action.
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State Department
Colby
Roberts
Tennessee
Nashville
Ptay
General Ompson
Lansden
Tennessee Supreme Court
Veterans To Meet In Indianapolis Grand Army Encampment
Indianapolis preparing to host the Grand Army of the Republic encampment September 19 to 25 welcoming about 100 000 visitors. Homes will accommodate veterans with entertainment planned including airplane rides and automobile tours. Hotel headquarters assigned to 33 state departments under a 500 member committee.
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Indianapolis
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army
Hoosier
Thanking supporters after primary nominating election
A note from Harry H. Austin expresses sincere thanks and hearty appreciation to the many friends who supported him at the recent primary nominating election.
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Harry H. Austin
Dr P S Corkins Optical Specialist at Grand Hotel Big Timber
Dr P S Corkins, the optical specialist from Billings, will be at the Grand Hotel Big Timber on Thursday and Friday September 16 and 17 to fit glasses correctly. This is a notice urging residents to visit his office for precise eye fitting.
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Billings
Grand Hotel
Big Timber
Dr. Corkins
Italy Trains Blind Soldiers For Useful Employment
Italy trains about 1 500 blind soldiers for employable work. Some lack arms or legs. Devices help reading via a pocket battery and chest belt with needles. A recorded signal causes each needle to prick a letter, enabling blind readers to read.
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Italy
Penitentiary Farm’s Profit Highlighted in Edmonton Report
The governor reports on farm and mining operations at the Edmonton Alberta penitentiary. About 70 acres were cultivated with a net profit of 4191.17 after purchasing a tractor and plow for 1314. Wheat yield reached 45 bushels per acre from 9 acres, potatoes yielded 800 bushels from 1 acre, oats at 8 bushels per acre, and vegetables were strong. Intensive farming proved very profitable.
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Penitentiary Farm
Edmonton
Alberta
Canada
Hawaii Prohibition Edict Early Government Policy
Historians note Hawaii led in early prohibition under a Hawaiian monarchy era edict. Penalties were drastic for violators until modernization during wartime when military presence ended prohibitions in the islands.
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Hawaii
Hewaiien Islands
Gwent
Campaign Funds Committee Plans Next Steps in Inquiry
The Chicago session reports Senator Spencer of Missouri resigned from the senate sub committee investigating campaign expenditures to devote time to his Missouri re election bid and amid potential investigations. Senator Sherman of Illinois seen as his likely successor as the panel orders Cox to provide evidence on charges of a 15 million dollar Republican fund. The group, led by Chairman Kenyon, also calls on Hays and White and treasurers from both parties to bring campaign books next Monday.
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Missouri
James M. Cox
Cox
Kenyon
Will Hays
George White
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