Defeat Brandegee Gov Cox Urges Campaign Speech
Governor Cox denounces Republican funds as a corruption fund and accuses leaders of concealing contributions. He cites a Pittsburgh speech and Chicago event, vows to oppose tainted money, urges League of Nations support, and asserts the need for honest funding and democracy. He rebukes Harding and Hays, links fundraising to industrial policy, and calls for openness in campaign finances.
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Weather forecast for New England and New York
In New England and New York cloudiness will increase then clear. Saturday fair in northern areas with Sunday cloudy and showers, moderate temperatures. Southern New England and eastern New York expect cloudy Saturday and Sunday showers with little temperature change. Winds from Sandy Hook to Hatteras mainly east to south, gentle to moderate.
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Glidden Says Global Travel Tougher for Arrangements
Charles J. Glidden, who nearly built a business around world travel, has just completed his circumnavigation and notes it is harder than ever to arrange plane and ship accommodations. He has logged about 00,000 miles in his career.
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Fire Board Chief Chairman Choice at Delegates Caucus
A caucus Thursday evening smoothed all rough spots in delegate selection for the Fire Board. Mayor Wilson attended the opening. state delegates were chosen by roll call, all votes unanimous. Nominated for town chairman were Frank Ballard and Abe Gedig, with the convention adjourning for nominations to the judiciary and representatives.
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France Seeks Polish Help in Pressing Reds for Peace
France urges Polish forces to push Reds toward a more favor able stance while noting a peaceful settlement is more attainable through Polish diplomacy. The foreign office says Poland was counseled to withdraw to the Verdun line as the morning peace talks were signed.
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Polish Reply to U S Warning Unsatisfactory Says Reports
FABILINGTON Aug 27 The Polish reply to Secretary Wileys demand that Poland halt further advances into the former Russian territory is deemed unsatisfactory by the United States Officials. Secretary Colby says the note will be the subject of further correspondence between the two governments. Poland declines to publish the note and will conduct talks through the American legation in Warsaw. The Polish government reaffirms it will stop at ethnic Polish boundaries and not pursue gains into former Russian lands, a pledge State Department expects to be accepted though it labels Poland a loyal bully in some quarters. US British French cooperation on shipments to Poland hinges on these guarantees.
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Protestants' Tradesmen Stores Fire Kills Three in Dundalk
In Dundalk Ireland two Protestant Unionist tradesmen stores were set ablaze early today. A fire claimed the lives of two salesgirls and a clerk as homes of owners were burned. Others escaped to nearby property, with the nearby Bank also damaged. Authorities claim the fires were reprisals for Catholic property destruction in Lisburn and Beltany.
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Harding Defends Rail Legislation Amid Park Speech
Harding spoke at a park amid rain and mud as Erie system workers held an athletic field day. He defended suffrage support, praised women’s citizenship rights, and resisted coercive pressure on Republican state legislatures while praising those who helped ratify the amendment.
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Senators urged probe of Socialist campaign finances
Chicago August report cites former United States consul general Arman Mar tin Aliler asking Senate committee chair to investigate campaign methods and finances of minor parties including Socialist, Non-Partisan Tongue, and Farmer-Labor groups amid reports of large fundraising and alleged foreign influence.
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Church Ban Against Dancing Lost Him Bride
NEW YORK August 27 The Wesleyan dance, adopted by the American association of dancing masters, is slower than the waltz and echoes the early Methodist spirit. Henry Smythe Jr the son of Philadelphia preacher Rev Dr J U Smythe, explained his push to remove the ban from the Methodist book of discipline, saying his courtship failed because his fiancé would not join the church over the ban.
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Holcomb Calls Special Session
Hartford dispatch notes Marcus H Holcomb left the state city for the event on August 20, 1920 marking a special session continuation. Official records reference Independence Day era phrasing and the memo mentions Holcomb in a period press style.
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American crews qualify at Antwerp for Olympic semis
At Antwerp on August 27 the American navy eight boat crew qualified for the semi finals by beating Belgium by five lengths. England Norway and France also advance, with United States divers Welly and Costello joining. Numan Kosa and Lady Langer plus Kehete win 409 metre freestyle finals, defeating Belgium in water sports.
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Claim of no collusion with bootleggers erupts in notes
Titesburgit August 27. W W Brundman Pennsylvania prohibition director denies collusion between prohibition officers and bootleggers to fund Governor Cox campaign. He comments on Euston statement made yesterday regarding the candidate.
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Life One Way Street Writes Doctor Death by Own Action
A fragmentary obituary note tells of Pietro Herrar, a Spanish physician, found dead in his home after a love-related dispute. A margin note in a newspaper reads Life one-way street. One can never return from death. The text hints at a failed operation offering hope of sight restoration, amid unclear details.
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Maine Courts Decide Case On Summer Boarder Responsibility
A Maine court ruling addresses a man who rented board for the summer but could not stay due to illness. The decision covers liability for the agreed payment and the end of the summer commitment. The text notes questions of responsibility after the board was not fully utilized because of the illness.
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Senator Pomerene Assures Impartial Probe of Funds
Canton Aug 27 Senator Atlee Pomerene Democratic member of the investigating committee said the gain Paige funds probe for the presidential and senatorial elections will be conducted without favoritism. He telegrammed George H Clark Republican state executive committee chairman in Columbus. Clark’s telegram will be read at the committee reconvening in Chicago August 29.
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Tiny dwarf trees grown from seeds in an orange peel
A 19th century garden tip describes growing miniature trees from acorns and seeds. Plant in an orange peel receptacle, fill with soil, and nurture with occasional ashes. Within two years the dwarf tree shows full leaf and bark texture, though it remains only a few inches tall. The method aims to fascinate children and offers a curious nursery project.
Obituary Teun Mansfield of Lena Mansa Area
The funeral of Lena Mansa was largely attended from her late home at 415 Jane Street yesterday. Rev. E W Klein conducted services at the home and cemetery. The Daughters of Breuia held services at An Hurving Ground. Pallbearers included Henry Tox William Rat tert Jasoni Hopper and Tremesa sire. Floral tributes were numerous. Burial was in the family plot at Takevirw Grocery.
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Control Your School Girls Taste for Sophisticated Costumery
The Sunday Post highlights Anne Rittenhouse's piece on dress and fashion. Readers are invited to study hours, avoid powders, and explore refined costume ideas as part of a broader fashion column.
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Cox Talk on Dream Money Expenditures and Quotas
The Republican treasurer discussed campaign funding and quotas. He said no donor exceeded $1,000, outlined state and national goals, and noted New York’s large role while stressing proportional state shares for campaign finance.
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Capital Divided As to Cox Expose
Washington on January 27 Democrats and Republicans split over Governor Cox's campaign fund exposure. Democrats say he proved his charges while Republicans say he failed. White House sees Cox gaining ground on campaign tours as critics question the alleged plot to buy the presidency.
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Bar Association Sidesteps League at Annual Convocation
Bar association officials met in St Louis to discuss the League of Nations report. Hampton L. Carlson of Philadelphia, outgoing president, warned the League is a political matter the group could not act on. Former Senator James Hamilton Lewis warned the presidential election would hinge on issues tied to foreign voters and world peace treaty perceptions.
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Prices of Vegetables Continue to Decline
Washington Aug 27 continuation of the decline in prices of fruits and vegetables was reported today by the Department of Agriculture in its weekly market report. Due to a good growing season the supply of most fruits and vegetables is liberal, the department said, adding that buying power apparently is not what it was. Reports that large quantities of fruit are rotting in the county while city consumers are squeezed by profiteering are acknowledged, with the department asserting that wasted fruit is mostly windfall and not worth marketing.
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