Harding Denounces Wheeler in Wyoming Seaboard Probe
Gov. Cox assails Wayne Wheeler and the Anti-Saloon League in Cheyenne accusing partisan bias in questions to Harding and Cox. He urges Wheeler to present both candidates’ prohibition records and to publish replies unaltered, citing Wheeler’s conduct as protecting the Republican nominee.
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Wheeler
Anti- Saloon League
Cheyenne
Wyo
Benatd Harding
Cox
Nebraska
Harding
Wayne
Tom
Harting
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti.Lateon League
Ohio
Will H. Hays
Mr .Whetler
Proamition Party
Pudile
Chicago
Chicago Netter From George Christian,Jr
Senator Harding
Arts
Saleen League
Workmen's Control of Italian Plants May Prove Advantageous
Orlando comments on workmen's control of Italian factories in Giornale d'Italia. He sees potential for private property to coexist with worker participation, arguing mutual interest may yield responsible production and social peace. The interview highlights Italy's political development and cautious reform through discussion.
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Orlando
Madale
Giornale d'Italia Today
Orlando ci More
Whiting Best
Italy
Airman Rivalry Shapes James Bennett Flight Trials
Airmens tune up for the James Bennett race as Lecointe dominates the French trials with 174 mph, while Americans Rinehardt and Schroeder push in the background. Observers note Lecointe as betting favorite though American pilots remain confident in challenging him next Tuesday.
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Byte Associated Press
Etampes
Franc Rept
Sadi Lecointe
James Gordon Bennett
Howard M. Rinehardt
P. Raynham
Harry G. Hawker
RY “Wi Bearceder
Phota
Lecolare
Lecolate
Schroeder
Perault
Dents
Lecolte
Gompers Contrasts Harding Cox in Normalcy Debate
Samuel Gompers in the American Federationist argues Harding seeks to return to normalcy while Cox pushes forward. He says both candidates define broad political aims, but stresses that party platforms reveal labor implications and a Republican tilt away from workers. He notes the convention’s stance against labor and broader public interests.
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American Federation of Labor
Republican Party
Harding
Cox
Washington
American Federationist
Samuel Gompers
Gov. Cox
Br. Gorapers
Government says it cannot aid price maintenance
Washington reports Secretary Houston declares the government cannot be party to withholding commodities to sustain or raise prices. He supports orderly marketing of all commodities and notes banks have expanded credit to industry and agriculture, with loans and investments rising by billions since August 1919.
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Washington
Houseton
Wilbanks
Houston
New York East Side Mourns for Jacob Schiff
Funeral services for Jacob H. Schiff philanthropist and wanker will be held near Tuesday at Temple Emanuel where he worshipped. Interment will be in Salem Field Cypress Hills Brooklyn. Scores of condolence telegrams were received by the family as downtown chamber of commerce announced 10 000 placards printed in Hebrew and English reading The East Side mourns the loss.
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New York
Jacob
Schill
Jacob H. Schift
10 gallons of alcohol found in an automobile
Federal agents halted a large touring car entering Stepney and found 10 gallons of alcohol concealed inside. The driver Jacob Levy of 170 Shuren Street Springfield, was arrested on a charge of violating Prohibition law. Levy said he came from New York as deputies and state officers conducted the search.
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Stepney
Upper Stepney
Jacob Levy
Shuren Street
Springfeld Mags
Levyi
New York
Stvank Olmscead
Agreat
Immodest Dressers Barred From Holy Communion
A Spanish decree from San Sebastian, dubbed the Monte Carlo of the region, orders priests not to hear confessions or grant communion to women in low cut, short skirts with transparent stockings. The proclamation calls these immoral fashions imported from France and urges Spaniards to abandon "the fascicious modes" with proper attire.
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Berthui
Garis
San Secastian
Monte Carlo
France
Britain to demand U S collect over 100 million from Mexico
Washington report: Britain will seek more than 100 million dollars in damages from Mexico or payment by the United States, citing losses and the Benton murder. France may follow over French bank looting in Mexico City and other cities. Claims rest on seized gold, currency plans, and protection of British nationals.
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Washington
Great Britain
Mreco
State Department
Congress
Mexico
Wiliam Benton
France
Mexico City
Carranza
United States
Benton
Villa
Wilson
America
Soft coal weekly output aim pledges over twelve million tons
The National Coal Association says coal operators aim for a weekly output of more than 12,000,000 tons of soft coal from now until December 1 to avoid a nationwide shortage this winter. Railroads will expedite car movement with New England assured of ample supply. The association notes past mine car shortages but asserts railroad executives will meet the requirements, and households should feel confident they will not suffer coal shortages this winter.
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New England
Ational Coal Association
Northwest
Interstate Commerce Commission
Associated
Three Slain in Belfast in Revenge Murder Raid
In Belfast Falls district a policeman was killed and two wounded during rioting, followed by vengeance killings of three civilians. Masked assailants shot Edward Trodzen, John Macfadden, and John Gaynor in their homes after dawn, as part of coordinated attacks linked to the earlier police ambush.
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Belfast
Falls
City
Farrell
Éarin
iNs
Kearin
Edward Trodzen
John Macfadden
John Gaynor
Wren House
Trodzen
Trodwen
Trodaen
MacSwiney Dims Under Reading As Friends Read Aloud
London report says Terrence MacSwiney shows exhaustion and weakness with doctors noting he cannot endure being read to. The Irish Determination league bulletin states he has been in an exhausted condition and too weak to listen as visitors read.
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MacSwiney
London
Terrence MacSwiney
Irish Determination League
Root Won’t Talk On Justice Court Return From Europe
ENhu Foot and Mrs. Root arrived on the Steamship Rotterdam after three months abroad aiding at The Hague conference. Mr. Root declined to discuss achievements or plans, citing the need to avoid speeches or interviews in Europe. The Rotterdam lay off Bandys Heele for two days due to fog.
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Enhu Foot
United Stats
Court of Justice
Hague Conference
Root
Rotterdam
Europe
Temain
Bandy Heele
Motorcyclists Field Day Draws Large Bridgeport Crowd
Two hundred seventy two motorcyclists attended the third month end ge field day of the Allied Motorcycle club of Bridgeport held in Trumbu ll. The program featured races and stunts with riders parading from Fairfield avenue and Water street to North avenue and Crumbull. Riders from Danbury New Haven Waterbury and other cities joined in the event along with numerous women riders in sidecars and on motorcycles.
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Allied Motorcycle Club of
Bridgeport
Tromuull
Fairfield Avenue
Water Street
Main Street
North Avenue
Berrdsey Park
Crumbull
Danbury
New Haven
Waterbury
Stamford
Norwalk
Darign
Derby
Meriden
Landem
Victor Emmanuel Sees Vatican From Airship
King Victor Emmanuel flew over Rome in a dirigible, sighting the Vatican from the air. Pope Benedict reportedly cheered the craft as it passed above the capital, with observers noting the pontiff appeared to be watching the flight.
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Victor Emmanuel
Vatican
Rome
Benedict
Barden
French Threat of Force Brings Russia to Terms
London report says France warns that if Soviet prisoners in Russia are not repatriated by Ostabert the Black Sea route will be actioned against Soviet Russia. Moscow replies that Russia must bow to force and protests lack of guarantees for repatriation of Russians in France.
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Russia
London
Rusia
Ostaber 1
Black Sea-feet
Tenitcherin
Moscow
M. Tehlich¢rin
France
Heydler Reveals Betting Probe Claims About World Series Fix
Chicago sept 26 national league president Heydler publicized evidence from a private investigation into baseball gambling and throwing allegations. He said after the first World Series game last year officials believed the series was fixed and sought action, naming Comiskey Gleason and others, with names like Dubuc and Magee mentioned in the inquiry. Heydler indicated Johnson may not act and that Magee confessed attempting to throw a game while Zimmerman faced unrelated rumors.
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Chicago
Creellent Heydler
Nationaleague
Heya Ai Bald
Boydier
Teal Dubuc
Detroit Amerizeté
Alberte
O' Hal Chase
Leo Mages Cagea
Hoeydler
Ace
Babe) Benton
Duduc
Bill Burns
Belaton
Benton Tole Heydler
Ee Hal Cross
Heydler
Witwam vi
Chicago Nationale
Magee
Hak
P Chase
Heino Zunmertein
Merman
Baseball Probe May Be Extended
CHICAGO September 2 John Heydier president of the National Baseball commission arrived in Chicago and opened talks with local officials seeking information on the base scandal He planned to appear before the grand jury when it convenes next Tuesday Foreman Henry H Brigham said fresh evidence involving other teams would likely trigger a separate investigation after the current one ends Indictments against gamblers charged with conspiring with certain players to throw games are expected this week by the grand jury
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Chicago
John~ Heydier
National Baseball Commission
Henry H. Brigham
White Sox
Cube
Gemblers
Certs
Wealthy Tourists Donates at Saint Bernard Monastery
About 700 well off visitors from various nations arrived at the Saint Bernard monastery in Switzerland. They sought refreshment and were welcomed by monks who take alms at the entrance. Guests were served a warm supper with wine and some stayed overnight. The monastery later opened a collection box and found 15 francs donated.
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Switzerland
Saint Bernard
Antericina
France
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Post! Publishing CO
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NEW York East Side
Schiff
England
U. S
Itionals Coal Association
Whey
Sevolvera
Leonard
Dullet
Den
Justice Court
Johnson
American League
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