Burrell Case Moves to Convention Amid Bank Solicit Controversy
The Republican clubs vote to appoint a committee to push Burrell’s case to the Massachusetts State convention. Burrell defends his administration while acknowledging an error in soliciting bank advertising. critics question over deposits and propriety. A larger inquiry extends to national campaign finances with leaders summoned for testimony.
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Louis A. Coolidge
George H. Ellis
State Committee
Burrell
Massachusetts Republican Club
Ellis
William 8. Felton
Salem
Felton
George A. Rich
Rich
Tremont Trust Company
Louis E. Frye
Flye
Newton
Massachusetts
Republican Club
Foxboro
Horace A. Keith
Brockton
Plymouth
Middlesex
Louis K. Liggett
Republican League of
Charles Sumner Bird
Walpole
Roosevelt Club
Holbrook
Cox Slush Fund Charges Question Probed
The inquiry seeks proof of alleged slush fund charges tied to Cox campaigns. It discusses methods of obtaining and spending money in political activity and notes reports of offers of federal positions as potential inducements.
Governor Cox Refuses Testimony On Slush Fund Charge
Governor Cox says he will not testify before the Senate campaign fund committee regarding a $15,000,000 slush fund. He will transmit information to the committee later and release details to the public as he sees fit. He sent telegrams to Senator Reed and responded to Senator Kenyon's inquiry from Chicago sessions.
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James Cox
Ohio
Will Hays
George White
Democratic National Committee
Fred Upham
Wilbur Marsh
Republican
Homer Cummings
Miles Poindexter
Washington
Republican Senate Campaign
Michael Fhelan
Massachusetts
Simeon Fess
Guy Scott
West Virginia
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Frank Doremus
Michigan
W. A. Oldfield
Arkansas
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Kenyon
Cox
Senate
Wheeling
W. Va
New York Times
Republican Party
Federal Building
Chicago
William 8. Kenyon
Dayton
Iowa
Senate Campaign Fund Investigating Committee
Reed
Missouri
Kenyon Committee
Bolshevik forces struggle to stem Polish counterattack
Russian Bolshevik units along the front fight to save the Red army remnants but face stiff Polish resistance. In Mlawa and Soldau heavy battles unfold as two Polish armies press from Movin and Graudeng. Red losses include about 11 000 prisoners over the last two weeks.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Red Army
Mlowa
Soldau
Movin
Graudeng
Eylau
Poles Promise Not to Invade Russia Sparks Allied Declaration
Allies seek a public pledge to preserve Russia's integrity and bar any Polish offensive. Polish officials say Minsk assurances satisfy concern over a potential war expansion. The United States sees no formal move, while Britain through Lloyd George signals opposition to Polish territorial transgressions.
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Russia
Poland
Legation
Minsk
United States
Great Britain
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Poland to have free use of Danzig under allied plan
Premier Lloyd George of Great Britain and Premier Giolitti of Italy have proposed to France allied action to secure Poland free and unrestricted use of Danzig and its communications as per the Versailles treaty. The plan was announced officially in Lucerne Switzerland.
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Poland
Danzig
Switzerland
Associated Press
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Giolitti
Italy
France
Bitro-Phosphate Ad Claims Youthful Vigor
An advertisement touts Bitro-Phosphate as a pure organic phosphate to nourish nerves and blood. It promises renewed spirits and youth, claiming physicians endorse the product for stamina, nerve force, and mental sharpness.
Easiest Way To End Dandruff By Liquid Arvon
A home remedy promises to dissolve dandruff by applying about four ounces of liquid arvon at night to moisten and rub into the scalp. By morning most dandruff is gone and several applications may destroy remaining signs. It claims instant relief from itching and smoother hair. Arvon is sold in drug stores and is inexpensive.
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John Hart
Brittain
New York
N. Y
Seven Thousand Soviet Soldiers Cross East Prussia Frontier
Seven thousand Russian Soviet soldiers with their equipment crossed the German frontier near Willenberg in East Prussia. They were disarmed and interned by German forces.
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Willenberg
East Prussia
Diamond Dyes Promise Rich Color with Simple Dye Guide
A brief ad urges customers to insist on Diamond Dyes and follow package directions for best results. It emphasizes easy usage and reliable color in home dyeing applications.
Freezone Corn Remedy Promises Instant Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn remover. It claims the product stops pain instantly, allowing the corn to lift off with fingers, and notes a small bottle is sold by druggists for a few cents to remove hard and soft corns and calluses without soreness.
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