Poland’s Answer to U S Warning on Offensive Move
Washington officials said Poland agreed to abstain from crossing Russian territory while allowing defensive maneuvers. The Polish note to Prince Lubomirski expressed gratitude for U S attitudes and stated that strategic considerations must govern halting the advance along the frontier fixed by the supreme council.
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Washington
Associated Press
Poland
Supreme Council
Russia
United States
Lubomirski
State Department
Great Britain
France
Taft Defends Power To Assume League Duties
Ottawa Sept 1 Former U S president William Howard Taft spoke to the Canadian Bar association defending the United States power to enter obligations with other nations under the League of Nations constitutional question. He warned that denying such authority would undermine the nation’s status and government. Sir Douglas Hazen proposed making the American Bar Association an honorary member, and the motion passed with enthusiasm.
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Ottawa
Canadian Bar Association
Wiliam Howard Afk
United States
American Bar,association
League of Nations
Timbv
Mr. Tatt
Douglas Hazen
New Brunswick
American Bar Association
Democratic Committeemen See No Cox Slush Fund Evidence
In Chicago on September 1 officials of the Democratic organization testified before a Senate committee on campaign expenses that no evidence from Governor James M. Cox supported charges of a Republican corruption fund. George White and Wilbur Marsh backed the assertion, with Marsh showing subscription lists to a Republican book by William Barnes of Albany Evening Journal. They claimed the party had no funds, no finance committee, and no head of Burgans, while dismissing the budget of 3,079,000 as lacking evidence of a desire to corrupt the electorate.
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Chicago
Democraticational Committee
Senatorial Committee
James M. Cox
George White
Wilbur Marsh
Marsh
William Barnes
Albany
Evening Journal
Ome
jUnigmnar Lise
Ate
Marah Teld
Ionyon
Mats Swere
Com
Department of Justice
Beneera
Aga Dass
Kenyon
Sessa
White
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Nixo
Will Hays
Republican National Committee
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Smipur W. Marat
Senate
W. D. Jamieson
Democratic National Financing
Stolen Goods Recovered From Butler’s Room
In Gut son Gaillard case detectives and Jonathan Godfrey recovered valuables stolen from the Falroid residence. Over $200 in silverware and trophy cups were traced to Gaillard’s boarding house room in Garden City. Gaillard was arrested there and the room reportedly held numerous items.
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Gutson Gaillard
Troto
Falroid
Jonathan Godfrey
Thomas Malone
Godfrey Steaday
Godfrey
Gaillard
Garden City
Le 1
May Appeal to the Pope to Save Life of Mayor MacSweney
London report notes Lord Mayor Macsweney weak after twenty days of hunger strike in Ireland. His condition fluctuates yet a faint spark of life remains. Relatives press for urgent Vatican intervention as British government faces pressure to alter policy.
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MacSweney
London
Yule
Ireland
Britten
Hie
Gug
Ulm
Walsh Promises Aid in Cork Hunger Strike Case
Walsh states Colby promises to help quickly for Terence MacSweeney, Cork’s lord mayor on hunger strike in Brixton jail. Walsh urged intervention through officials or personal appeals to Lloyd George and Wilson, with MacSweeney warning he may die within 18 hours.
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Wllington
Bean P. Walsh
American Commission For
Colby
Behaif
Terence MacSweney
Cork
Brixton
Tandon
Walsh
State Department
Lloyd George
MacSweney
Wilson
White Halls
Wauleh
Upham denies Cox plan never used plan and keeps limit to 1000
Republican National Treasurer Fred W. Upham says Cox erred about a plan to solicit subscriptions of 5000 to 10000 and quotes a document labeled Form 101 as proof. Upham asserts the plan was never adopted or retired and was vetoed, with records in his office.
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Republican National
Cox
Chicago
Fred W. Upham
Republican [National Committee
Harry M. Blair
Upham
Palmer asserts Tennessee switch harmless in ratification dispute
Washington dispatch reports Attorney General Palmer and state department officials insisting Tennessee cannot invalidate ratification of the federal amendment. Secretary of State Colby says the matter is ministerial, not judicial, and that a proclamation certifying ratification has been issued. Alice Paul notes the National Woman's party remains confident the amendment cannot be rescinded.
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Washington
Palmer
State Department
Tennessee
Colby
National Woman's Party
Alice Paul
Thas
Woman's Party
New York
MacSweney Unlucky In Being Born In Ireland
Despite a garbled text, the fragment mentions MacSweney and Ireland with references to government conduct and an implied crime tied to birthplace, suggesting a satirical or cryptic note rather than a clear event. No specific dates, places, or accountable actions are discernible.
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MacSweney
Ireland
Grorgh
Terry
Amt
Iivzinan
Arime
Iflands
Belfast Death Toll Rises as Rioting Simmers Across City
Belfast reports 25 dead and 16 in hospital as riots spread. Soldiers reinforce strategic points amid fires and attacks on Brownhead power buildings. A shipyard clash and grenade incidents occur with casualties and arrests. a train engineer is shot dead for disobedience.
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Belfast
Ireland
Codaya
Sinn. Feln
Cameron ‘Highlanders
Storrs Seeks New Trolley Laws From Governor
President Lucius S. Storrs of a Connecticut company asks Governor Marcus J Holcomb to include in his message to the legislature special session an emergency bill addressing the trolley situation in Connecticut. He urges action and questions whether the governor will respond.
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Storrs
Holcomb
Lucius S. Storrs
Connecticut Company
Marcus J Holcnms
Niners Accept New Pay Award Under Protest
Hazleton Pa Sept 1 The United Mine Workers realy committee representing the three hard coal districts agreed to accept the anthracite coal commission award under protest and pursue new demands. Operators sign to implement the terms, risking back pay of 18 million if workers stay away. Readiness to equalize pay with bituminous fields noted, with mine idle days reported across the middle coal region.
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Hazleton
United Mite Workers of America
Mihers
Ojerniuca
Scranton
Dao
Alabama Miners Call to Strike Faces Alabama Operators
John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers ordered a general strike in Alabama after operators failed to implement coal commission awards. Delegates in Wilkes-Barre voted to take a vacation until the anthracite companies meet wage and condition demands, per Neal J. Ferny's minority report.
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Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Ind
John L. Lewis
Unitel Mine Workers of America
Alabama
International Execuutive Board
Yon
Coal Commission
Wilkes-Barrm
Mine Workers of American
Enat
Neal J. Ferny
Bus Men Plan to Maintain Service
Local jitney workers met at Racokzy hall to organize enforcement of jitney schedules and regulate drivers. Committees will report owners who leave town and arrange relief drivers if a jitney breaks down or falls behind, ensuring continuous service across the city.
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Leral
Racokzy Hall
Bostwitk Fd
Mimlttues
Sho City
Ackor
Widow May Tell Coroner of Murder Details Today
In Bridgeport the coroner's inquest resumes as Ethel Hutchinson Nott testsifies. The murder of George B. Nott centers on Elwood Wade with testimonies from Ruth Nott and others about the stabbing and trunk evidence. Detected statements reveal Wade's alleged confession and the weapon and body details under police scrutiny.
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Notts and Friend Spied on Wade in August Incident
Coroner Phelan hears Daniel Ferguson recounts Aug 3 4 to 8 events involving George Nott Mia Nott and Wade Nott at 42 Fairfield. Ferguson describes feuds linked to a Carletat social club and an attempted early evening confrontation where Wade identifies himself as Smith before leaving.
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George Nott
Phelan
Daniel G. Ferguson
Chia
Nolls Children Recall Struggle Before Murder
Ruth aged 12 and George aged 11, children of murdered man, testified about a quarrel between their father and mother, with Coroner Pacian present. They swore to a formal witness statement and described blood on the attic stairs as part of the account, as detectives and witnesses observed. The session continued with further testimony and a continuation note on Page Two.
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Pacian
Ruth
George
Regan
Luther
Ruth Nott
Wade Lighthearted At Inquest On Coroner Phelan's Hearings
Elwood Wade, charged with the murder of George Nott at 203 Judson Street, spoke calmly to reporters after the coroner's inquest. He recounted a milk truck collision near Laurel Avenue and described past meetings with Mrs. Nott, insisting the incident did not dampen his mood.
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George B. Nott
Elwood
Wade
Ethel Hutchinson Nott
Phelan
Ruth
Neft
Brownie
Court Ofmerals
Elwood &. Wade
George Nott
Judson Street
West End
Nott
Tun
Scentfeld
Main Street
Laurel Avenue
Beard & Machine
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Fred E. Derrick
Frank Holcomb
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