Abundant Harvest Pushes Down Food Prices
Canada faces a big surplus as farmers ship grain, while U S prices slip. Gordon Doug las of the United States Chamber of Commerce cites half price for corn and wheat compared with a year ago. He notes Europe demand fails to lift breadstuff prices and Canada’s prairie crops strain storage, forcing export emphasis.
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Washington
Acher Wall’ Dengiex
United States Chamber of Commerce
Sorn
Dovgiss
Melline
Europe
Canada
Prairié
Permona
Doug
Sex
Corn harvest forecast as largest in U.S. history
Washington October 1 1920 the corn crop is forecast to reach 5 278 192 000 bushels far surpassing the 1912 record of 3 104 740 000. The department of agriculture cites a national condition of 89 1 nine tenths and expects major gains from Kansas Nebraska and Missouri.
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Washington
Oct.d
Department ‘of Agriculture
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Must Tell Ages Or Must Give Up Vote
City Attorney W H Comley Jr rules electors must reveal age or proof when questioned by election officers. The decision cites Section 686 of Connecticut Revised Statutes on eligibility, residence, nativity, and age 21, directing sworn examination for voters.
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W. H. Comley, Jr
A. J. Knapp
Connecticut
Jong
Shen
Interstate Commerce Commission Halts Coal Car Use For Other Freight
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered railroads east of Wyoming to give coal car capacity to mines in preference to other freight to satisfy domestic coal demands. All permits for noncoal car use were canceled, with arrangements to move essentials like sugar to factories. Aimed to supply about 1,600 cars daily across Indiana Ohio Michigan Eastern Kentucky Eastern Tennessee Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commis
Wyoming
Montana
Colorado
New Mexico
Mississmpi
Perel
Indiana
Ohio
Mlenican
Kentucky
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Harding Denounces League of Nations as Militaristic Pact
In Kansas City speech and later stops in Missouri and Iowa, Senator Harding condemns the Paris League as a military alliance unfit for America. He asserts Article 10 compels Congress to war or disavow. vows as president he will reject any such League and oppose covenant provisions on labor and withdrawal rights.
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Kansas City
Paris League of Nations
Toniest
Speroh
Kanzag City
League
Wilson
Congress
Harding
Atic
Towa
Sissouri
Europe
St. Joseph
Paris League
Nationa
Cdvenant
Monros Destrine
South
No Separate Peace Is New Democratic Slogan
New York Oct. 3 George White chairman of the Democratic National committee announced a new slogan for the League of Nations campaign Do not negotiate peace with Germany The rally echoed by supporters and Senator Burdin at Dos Svovica validates the proposal in his acceptances and Knox vote The Democratic party condemns the policy as a dog get to truckle to those who sympathized with the Kaiser during the war
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George White
Democatic National Committee
Germany
White
League
Burd Ing
Dos Sfovica
Knox
Democratic Party
Truckle
Senate committee probes Cox note and Dayton banking ties
Ohio and New Jersey senators conclude a probe into a 65000 note given to Gov Cox in August 1917 and its repayment by Dayton Metal Products. testimonies by Clarence Kelfer of City National Bank and Clarence Greer connect a CD cash flow to Democratic committee expenses amid interlocking bank ties. The panel plans to reconvene in St Louis October 18 to press the inquiry.
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Dayton
Senate
Pomerene
Ohio
Hage
New Jersey
Cox
Deyton Metal Products Company
St. Louis
Clarence Kelfer
Natonal Bank of
Clarence
Greer
Montgomery County
Democratic Committee
City Trust'and Savings Bank
National Bank
Democratic. Committee
Con
Only Four Bidders For Wooden Ships
Washington reports that four bidders offered 120 400 dollars for four government wooden ships from a fleet of 285, with bids opened by the ship purchasing board. Admiral Benson, chairman, said 209 vessels in the James River would be sold shore. proposals were taken under advisement as the cost fell below construction cost for any one ship.
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Washington
Oct
Shipping Board
Noreayh
Benson
Jamea
Textile Factories Curtailing Hours Across New England
Boston reports widespread mill curtailments as many textile centers plan two day reductions next week. Factories in Manchester and Lowell announce wage cuts or shutdowns. New Bedford, Lowell, and Lawrence mills move to shorter weeks, with several plants delaying operations until midweek.
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Boston
New England
Poeult
Plang
Central Falls
Lowell
Manchester
New
N. H
American Woolun Company
Lewrence
Lamorrow
Whinnoyilie
Cox Attacks Harding’s League Policy in Kentucky Speech
In Louisville Gov. Cox assailed Senator Borah and Harding’s creed as un-American and nearly treasonous under threat. He urged Taft to state publicly what has been promised to him and warned that the league of nations endangers American traditions and independence. He spoke across Kentucky, denouncing oligarchy and predicting court appointments amid the campaign.
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Louisville
iKy
Col
Ohio
Barning
Harding
Gedjared
Kentucky
America
Amexica
Cox
Dlo Yue
Tregeon
Marton
Coy
League
Taft
Harting
Fhrs
Alag
Paducah
Scrap- Tring
United States Supreme’ Court
Tabernacis
Cox to Visit New England Wednesday Speech Planned
Governor Cox forges a swing through New England with stops in Concord Manchester Boston and Providence. Democratic organizers say no formal plan exists for Worcester but a large street parade and possible park speech are considered if weather permits. Local officials note no notification yet for this city.
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Cox
Provident
Democratic Asenal
Chicago
Hartford
Way
Concord
Manchester
N. Hi
Boston
Providence
Sane
New England
Danatte
Democcratic Party
Jong Cnowsh
Naked Tor
Telephone Barnum 6100 Circulation Department Post Publishing
A brief notice lists the telephone contact Telephone Barnum 6100 for the Circulation Department at Post Publishing. The item serves as a reader information cue without additional details.
Republicans Heal Rift at Bridgeport Convention
At the Bridgeport city Republican convention John A. Leonard was reelected Town chairman, William E. Seeley chosen treasurer, J. H. Robinson named secretary, and district leaders picked to ease a factional split. Mayor Clifford B. Wilson allies and Ballard forces aligned toward a united party ahead of the November election.
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Leonard
Seeley
Robinson
Wilson
Tesing
Cunningham
Harmony
John A. Leonard
William E. Seeley
J. 4. H. Robinson
Frank E. Ballard
Clifford B. Wilson
Bridgeport
Enlire
Repud- Mcon
Soutngon
J. A. H. Robinson
Isiniy
Frank © .Ballard
Republican ‘Organization
Wilgon
Arthur F.connor
Andrew J. Northey
Mayer Wilson
Walloo
Earle E. Gurllci
Frank L. Wider
W. ®.B. Kilpatrick
Charles L. Dennis
New Alignment of the G. O. P. Forces in City
The Republican party reorganized last night naming district chairmen and officers. John A. Leonard heads the town committee with A H Hobson as secretary and Boeley as treasurer. District leaders include Ralph T. Beers Andrew Norther Howard Lyons Elmer Havant Nicholas Teslny Aleman Li Job M. O Connell Willem Gunt Willem Squires Charles Rackham and Arthur Connor among others.
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John A. Leonard
Ie A. BH
Hoblson
Illsin Bi Boeley
Ralph T
Beers
Garlick Nominated by Republicans for Senate Race
Republican conventions named E Farle Garlick for senator in the Diet district and Alexander L. DeLanuy with Howard S. Challenger for the R Z district. Kilpatrick and Reunis won the representative contests, Webster and Mrs. Cutting for Board of Education, Issosna Lucas and Leon for Selectmen, and a slate of justice candidates listed.
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E. Farle Garlick Waj
Alexander L. DeLanuy
Howard S. Challenger
Wor
Kilpatrick
Charles L. Reunis
William Webster
Mary 3
Cutting
Board of Equcation
Michael Issosna
George M. Lucas
James L. Leon
Selectsnen
Remigiations
Justice of the Peace
Abe Geculdis
Paul Ella
Wiliam BE. Burton
Robert N. Jon Edward J. McManus
Kovis Acornbluth
Vincent Whitney
Mrray Reich
Harry G Stevenson
George N. Finxleatone
Robert A. MccCullough
Ben. Schtman
Anthony J. Fascencila
Philip Slavotaxy
Fear blocks by Soviet subs near Baltic coast
In a state department and navy report, two Bolshevik submarines believed to carry munitions to Poland were rebarked on the British coast bound for Danzig. Navy orders told Vice Admiral Huse that the submarines are not at war with Tunisia and should not be treated as hostile vessels.
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Washington
Balshevik Suomarines
Poland
Brthonian
Danzig
State Department
Navy Doepertmaent
Baltic
Navy Department
Huse
United States
Tunsia
Admiral Huse
Flatahtn
Sheeruiner Pittsbursh
Battic Whlers
Wernime Moc
Truskian
Jnedstri
Sovvet
Cleveland Indians and Fans Unite in World Series Push
Cleveland faces Brooklyn as the Indians seek to rebound after past defeats. Community support grows with plans to boost team morale and rally locals behind a strong showing in the upcoming games. Indians organizers emphasize duty and cooperation as they back the team’s efforts to win.
May Pat Embargo On Freight Here
Embargo threats disrupt freight as Bardo of the New Haven system telegrams the Chamber of Commerce seeking that consignments be unloaded under demurrage. Transportation committee meets and orders an embargo to favor none, with special permits for certain consignments. note refers to October 1.
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Bridgeport
Bardo
New Haven
Chamber of Commerce Yentetda
Otc
Lg Tharaber
Stratford Woman Murdered by Husband She Divorced
Stratford police investigate the murder of Mrs Mary Scalzo Susco by her former husband Joseph Esposito 40, in Stratford home in front of her four children. Esposito died after the shooting as authorities pursue leads from the long history of domestic upheavals.
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Stratford
Joseph Esposito
Mary Scalzo Susco
Stratford Police
Bridgeport Detective Bureau
Epposito
Joseph Susco
Suseo
Gaingr Manufacturing Company
Susco
Esposite
Therm
Esposito
Briggeport
Mary
Ben
John
Tinar
Olaude
Angelina
Sysco
Nichol
Stratford Police Department
Ian
Fairport
Ny. Y
Steee City
Apcm
East Main
Esposita Cldidren
Sunday Post Housing Order for Mother-in-Law Visit
The reader discusses arranging a house order and pew for a mother-in-law’s visit on the 15th. Delivery is promised for the 14th to be ready for occupancy, with instructions to provide name, address, and color scheme. The excerpt questions housing issues and references critical reviews of The Sunday Post.
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