Cox Dubs Barnes Thest Paul of Republican Party
Gov. Cox, speaking at the Interstate fair in Spokane, declares he is a progressive and a Democrat in the broad sense. He urges unity as Americans, not partisans, and attacks the senatorial oligarchy while presenting the Republican treasurer’s official bulletin and a copy of Barnes Jr.’s subscription book.
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Debs Urges British Help for Terence MacSwiney Release
Debs, the Socialist presidential candidate, cable to Arthur Griffith urges British labor to take effective action to force the British government to release Terence MacSwiney. He denounces the treatment of MacSwiney as barbarous and calls for labor to secure his freedom.
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Arthur Witith
Iriah Tarrac
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Probers Plot Eastern Session On Cox Fund Probe
Chicago reports detail a Senate committee inquiry into Governor Cox fund allegations as Democrats seek New York follow up while Republicans push to Pittsburgh. Senator Reed and Senator Edge clash over substantiation as subpoenas target Chicago campaign leaders and a $600 weekly director.
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New York
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Hienen
Missouri
Willam Wrigley
Viiek Courtenay Barher
Expanded Truth Defines Bull Says GOP Treasurer
In a Chicago report the GOP treasurer Fred W Upham calls the term bull an expanded truth. Maree V Dial and Anthelal Ward defend the phrase as a blunt description of political claims during a recount inquiry.
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Fred W. Upham
Republican National Committee
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Negroes Pledge Harding Support in North Rally
Delegations of negro Republicans from northern organizations and youth groups met Senator Harding at his Marion porch and pledged loyalty amid speeches defending negro rights and denouncing racial violence. The event followed private talks about grievances including lynching and segregation of federal employees. A related report notes the death of Wallace Moyle, Connecticut Mason, in New Haven.
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England
Disappearance of Mrs Kuehling Stimulates Washington Interest
In Washington on September 10 mystery surrounds the reported disappearance of Mrs Gertrudes Viger Swenting heiress to a million dollar estate. Her husband Rey Carpe Kuehling says a canoe accident swept the pair away with no body recovered. Police search the Potomac river banks while Kuehling remains in custody. The case grows with claims of alleged imprisonment and beating, and a lawyer seeks immediate action with a Detroit representative.
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Maryland
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MacDonald
Lure of Paris Blamed for Death of Olive Thomas
The beauty Olive Thomas, wife of Jacek Mekfard, dies from mercury poisoning amid Paris fashion and nightlife. Dr. Hermann, an American church rector, condemns the city’s allure, calling Paris a modern Babylon that drains Americans abroad and harms health and souls.
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Olive Thomas
Pais
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Olive Thoman
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Montmartre
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Chul Dugling
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Tha Fley
Uearhman
Pari
New York
Ameria
Luerla
Quive Thomas
Pickford romance in ice box tale sparks divorce rumors
Chicago dispatch reports a sensational crowding of scandal as professor Telmer sues for divorce over a university romance involving Mrs. Cyrus Palmer and butcher Carl Cation, with gossip of parties at Quiver Beach and dangerous dances. Paris murder probe and Pickford linked to Miss Thomas case widen the whirr of sensational intrigue.
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Cyrus
Palmer
University of Imoly
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Trav
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Champa
Carl Catinon
Quiver Beach
Bergdoll Guards Said to Have Been Acquitted
In York on September 10 the court martial of Sergeant John OFlore, a Bergdoll guard, ended without custody being ordered. Reports say he was acquitted of permitting Bergdoll entry to the island and related charges. Sergeant Calvin York was also believed acquitted. OTohara testified as the sole witness.
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Polaon Tulton
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United States
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Nuamed
Spalding
Mira Thomas
Jack Pickford
Avag Thoms
Miss Thomas
Mont Marte
Plekford
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Ifa
Pickford
York
John O'Flore
Sunrda
Rover Cleveland Bergdoll
Philadelphia
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Cgovernoy's
O'Hare
Bergdoll
Calvin York
Alan
O'Tara
Milford suffragists shape Lake nomination and GOP tilt
Mrs. Fleck charges suffragists engineered the nomination of Lake for governor after a Milford delegation pressed influence. Milford Republican Women elect Mrs. Fredus Case chair. Mayor Wilson supporters claim credit for the change while Roraback backers and anti-Wilson forces claim credit for the convention shift. A two hundred strong meeting at St Peter’s parish hall heard suffrage leader Mrs. Willard Me claims the women’s vote forced Mak to win.
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Fiverett J Lake
Smertford
Bridgeport
Mra
Willard Mec
MacSwiney Fights Hunger Yet Mind Remains Clear
London dispatch reports Lord Mayor MacSwiney growing weaker after twenty ninth day of hunger strike. Mary MacSwiney says he can speak and recalls date as Friday the tenth. She describes attempts to gain audience with labor leaders and union congress officials amid mounting political pressure.
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London
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Portamouth
England
Police Reserve Called to Stop Anti Gompers Uproar
Police reserves were summoned to the Central Opera House in New York at midnight to quell a disturbance during Samuel Cempera's announcement of a constitution committee for the Central Trades and Labor Council. James P. Tratlind and Peter J. Brady were named to draft the new body.
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Central Opera Home
Samuel Cempera
American Moderation of Labor
Central Trades and Labor Council
Greater New York and Vicinity
Compera
James P. Tratlind
State Federation
Peter J. Brady
Separation of Church and State Reported in Cyprha Slovakia
The Caecho-Slovakia newspaper reports the pope has consented to a separation of church and state in Cyprha Slovakia though the matter remains to be decided by the legislature.
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Caecho-slovaka
Caecho-Slovakia
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Cyprha-Slovakia
Kaiser Seethes at Return Sparks Heads Will Fly
Berlin dispatch reports an extraordinary declaration by Kaiser Wilhelm as he chops a tree at Huorn. The former emperor allegedly says heads will go to the right and left when he returns to Germany, remark praised by Vorwärts as revealing his old political force.
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Wilhelm
Fairfield Caucus Nominates Town Ticket in Democratic Meeting
Fairfield Democrats held a caucus nominating town officials and party candidates. Elwood defeated William F. London for sgt at arms by 47 to 4. Other picks included John Doyle for member of the town school committee and James Smith for constable. The session featured a heated moment as a speaker urged order amid trucked enthusiasm.
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Fairfield Democrats
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Canddates
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Euder
Wilam F
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Wiliam J. Bialre
John B. Doyle
Ivedfolderauer
James Smith
W Hyward Gray
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Udl
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Menard Lyws
Rod W. Hawking
Board of Winance
Toward Gray
IQ Boyle
Indio Yuler
Wiilling
Bhuke
Qeaull
Hhuke
Carroll
Lion Wisidde Unanimous
Huwood
Tyres
Ituy
William J. Blake
Gutytantlig
Jome Coates
Oriva
Amyong
Moe
Attendanes
Dlta
Coney Island Bus and Brooklyn Trolley Crash Injures 30
A Friday accident on Fifth Avenue and 68th Street left about 35 people injured, 15 seriously, when a Coney Island sightseeing bus collided with a Brooklyn trolley car. Police and ambulances aided victims as a crowd of around 4,000 gathered. driver and conductor faced technical charges.
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Coney Island
Fifth Avenue
68Th. Street
Smith
Ghat Gov
Alike Jondara
Ramuel Gompers
Liavhor
Albany
Willam Dy Mahon
Union
Ning
Garrison
Ube Way
Surfere Ho Works Ars
Talian Monarchs Throne Tottering Over Labor Crisis
Dispatch from Milan reports Italy’s Victor Emmanuel may face resignation pressure as factory seizures by metal workers fan tensions. Parliament and the labor movement grapple with rising unrest, while manufacturers seek a negotiated path to avert bloodshed and preserve parliamentary order.
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London
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Milan
General Confederation of Labor
Flelda
Third Internationale
Moscow
Sovtalinta
International
Iing
Rome
Lithuania Refuses To Withdraw Army
WARSAW Sept 10 The Lithuanian government refuses to withdraw forces to the demarcation line and demands a separate conference with Lithuanians. Polish foreign minister says withdrawal must be effected and Lithuania must pledge no alignment with Germany or Japan Russia at Poland’s expense. Ukrainian question discussed but no decision reached.
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Associated Press
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Foch Uns
Mariamypol
Council of Ministers
Upleha
Polea
Acari
Germany
Quakes Still Rock Italian Cities
Earthquakes continue to strike Italian cities causing casualties and panic. Reports detail shocks reaching Camino and nearby areas with residents recalling the 1915 disasters while no injuries are confirmed in the latest site.
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Camino
Epe
Exnemenesa
Skidding Fire Truck Crashes into Car on Main Street
A wet pavement caused a fire truck to skid into a touring car at Main and Fairfield avenues, injuring no one. Peter Rappellins sat in the car. the Cadillac owner fled the scene as the street blocked for about 17 minutes. Fire crew, led by Johnny Thiksterd and Theat Uepiins, extinguished the blaze while Detect Sgt John Curry oversaw the response.
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Jitney
Yrnek No
van Alumn
Maina Abegt
Fairfeld Avenue
Peter Rappellins
Beechmont Avenue
Iiney
Utea
John Curry
Johny Thiksterd
Dnehare Af Theat Uepiins
Uewarden
Fairfield Avenue
Fitney
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