Prohibition Candidate Comments On Campaign Funds
In Minnesota at the state fair Aaron S Watkins, running as a Prohibition candidate for president, says the country will not care about exact or even approximate campaign fund figures. He argues that a party approaching victory may attract funds and that discussing opponents’ funds could signal a swing against the speaker. He adds that settling in a permanent home environment helps address national problems.
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Taree
Aaron S. Watkins
Prohibition
Minnesota
U S Cruiser Pittsburgh Beset by Rocks Off Litbwu
Flashes wireless report the United States cruiser Pittsburgh aground on rocks off Litbwu in the Baltic. Rear Admiral Huse commanding the American squadron aboard the stranded vessel. condition described as dangerous. Eight hundred rare chemicals, once German exclusive, now produced in the United States, breaking the German monopoly. Italian workers to meet to plan future policies amid Metal Workers Union strike. General Confederation of Labor to guide actions. Leviathan, once Hamburg line flagship, resting in Hoboken mud, repairs estimated near 3 million dollars. Guglielmo Gianelli killed on New Haven railroad crossing. wife arrested for jewelry theft. 55 Yale Medical students admitted after 100+ applicants rejected. Governor Cox speaks on Irish question to League of Nations. Warren Delano killed by express near Barrytown. Jostled by jitney bus theft report. home of Matthew Vodas altered by key workers. Lithuanian bond and valuables stolen. US repeats demand for safety for its citizens in Mexico.
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United States
Pittsburgh
Litbwu
Baltic Sea
Huse
Ehip
General Mangin to Visit Milwaukee for 32nd Division Decor
General Mangin commander of the 10th French army is due in America this month and will visit Milwaukee to decorate units of the 32nd Division. An earthquake disaster continues in Emilia Italy causing renewed damage and loss of life. The Gagriele D Annunzio proclaims Fiume an independent state. A scholarship fund of 30 000 to 40 000 dollars is raised by Pennsylvania Alumni in Australia for University of Pennsylvania Dental School graduates.
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Mangin
America
Milwaukee
Gagriele D'Annunzio
Fiume
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania Dental School
Pennsylvania
Australia
J. H. Penniman
Marines Recruits Busy at Main Street Station
Jerry Whyte reenlisted at the Marine Recruiting Station 1208 Main Street. His army record shows twenty one years of service with seven excellent discharges. He will report to the San Diego Marine Barracks at his request. Other enlistments listed include William Brunelli Jin Masa John Francis MPhil ps Louis Olah ex Marine Gene Harttig and others pending.
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Erry Whyte
Marine
Main Street
Whyte
United States
Marine Barracks
San Diego
Cal
William Brunelli
Jin
Masa
John Francis Mphilps
The
Canarmy
Louis Olah
Gene Harttig
Stamford
Conn
reGuilivan
Tion
Italy and France Leaders Near Fresh Talks in Aix
Rome reports great importance on the planned talks between Premiers Idl and Mitterand at Aix Les France. The Tribuna says Italy seeks frank and brotherly ties with France and hopes for help on the Adriatic question and stabilizing Italy’s domestic conditions.
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Rome
Aix Les France
Lucerne
Lloyd Gorse
Italy
France
Frank
Tribuna
Adriatic
Bolshevik Funds Reported Held by London Newspaper
London newspapers state the Herald possesses 75,000 pounds in Bolshevik funds held pending a church decision on use. The paper calls the funds a sign of working class solidarity and internationalism. European coverage consistently uses Mr De Valera rather than President De Valera.
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London
Herald
Olan
Dabor
Bharchaktor
de Valera
Infant Not Coughlin Child in Morristown Yard Abandonment
In Knoxville on September 10 192? police arrest George Hixon 21 and Gertrude Lane Hixon for abandoning a baby found in the Morristown Tenn courthouse yard. The child was initially linked to the rumored Coughlin kidnapping. Mrs Hixon admits the infant is her child from a prior marriage.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Court House Yard
Morristown
George Hixon
Gertrude Lane Hixon
Coughlin Biby
Norristown
Naturalization Court Program Sets Week of September 21
Judge W. Banks will preside at the Superior Court naturalization session the week of September 21, with Clerk Frank P. Munich arranging. About 600 applications are pending and a number of alien enemies cases requiring special exemptions will be acted on. The session will occupy the entire court week. The text notes food farms in the Far East are short of help due to prohibition reducing the supply of drums.
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Tudge
John ‘W. Banks
Naturalization
Superior Court
Frank P. Munich
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