Illinois primary yields mixed results in Chicago and statewide
In Chicago and across Illinois on September 17, the Republican side shows Len Small leading William Thompson and Frank O. Lowden camps with narrow margins. McKinley leads over Smith while Walker holds a slim edge over Burke in the Democratic race for U S Senate.
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Chicago
Overnor
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Len Small
Thompson
John G. Oglesby
William B.cKinley
Frank IL. Smith
Ampson
Cook Co
Peter A. Walker
Robert Emet Burke
Wilsons
Burke
League of Nations
James Hamilton Lewis
United States
Joe’ Cannon
Dr. B. Cooley
Danville
Washington rejects Packers plan to sell stockyards holdings
The federal trade commission in a Palmer report condemned a Packers proposal to sell their holdings in 15 large stockyards to a Boston holding company organized by F H Knee & Co. The plan had been submitted to local courts under the injunction against Packers. Separately, George Anson Jr died after being struck by an automobile driven by Mrs. M D Brick while chasing his hat.
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Washington
Oral Trade Commission
Palmer
F. H. Knee & Co
Boston
Packer
Youngstown
George Anson
Arles
M.D. Brick
Four Day Marriage Ends in Divorce Bid in New York
Countess Ida Von Claussen files suit to annul her four day marriage to Captain Raymond H. Maypury actor. She says the union was for financial assistance and he followed her around the country, causing her to threaten marriage to end the annoyance. This was her third marriage.
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New York
Ida von Claussen
Raymond H. Maypury
Reno
Countess von Claussen
Malbury
Railroad warned against blocking civil street crossings
Safety Director M J Braucher warned the W and L E railroad to limit street crossing blockades to under five minutes and ordered police to respond to complaints and arrest offending conductors. He cited a report of a 40 minute blockade from Ninth Street NE to Tuscarawas that delayed children and all streetcar traffic, and directed that all officers watch for future cross blockings under city ordinances.
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M. J. Braucher
Ninth-st NE
Tuscarawas
Railroad Company
Cox Carrying Campaign to California in 1920 Speech Tour
Governor Cox arrives in California for a four day campaign tour with stops in Sacramento and San Francisco. He defends peace treaty reservations as unbending, attacks reactionary political forces, and urges progressives to unite against big business influence.
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Cox
Sacramento
Cal
James M. Cox
California
Hiram Johnson
League of Nations
Johnson
San Francisco
Reno
United States
League
Fisher
Yale University
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Party of Reaction
Ilo
Ohio
Harding
Chicago
Boss Barnes
New York
Officers named for charter commission in city hall
Judge Harvey F. Ake was elected president of the charter commission with E. J. Landor as vice president J A Starrett secretary and Lewis Zollars treasurer at a council chambers meeting All members attended except Judge Harter and David B Day The rules committee planned future Tuesday meetings and to estimate regular expenses to be reviewed by the city council next Monday night
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Harvey F. Ake
Charter Commission
E. J. Landor
J. A. Starrett
Lewis Zollars
Commission
Council
City Hall
Committee of Rules
Landor
Starrett
Thomas Kennedy
Judge Harter
David B. Day
Y W C A Campaign Surpasses Halfway Mark With 24316 Dollars
The YWCA campaign reports 24316.28 dollars raised toward a 50000 dollar budget after a strong Thursday afternoon canvass in the association gymnasium. Mrs C C Upham leads with 6278.59 and Miss Mary Martin close behind at 5082.14, as workers plan further house to house efforts and note large gifts may come later. Rev John Brant of Boston and Rev William Blemker spoke, while organizers expect to finish canvassing soon and resume Monday after a nurse society Tag Day pause.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Association
C. C. Upham
Mary Martin
John Brant
Boston
A. C. Brant
William Blemker
First Reformed Church
Canton Visiting Nurses Society
FE. W. Stevens
Harvey Miller
Chas. Upham
Charles Prior
Kidnapped Baby Found In Woods At North Bergen
Clara Cirelli, 20 months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Emil Sirelil, missing since Tuesday evening from her carriage, was found today in a woods behind North Bergen crematory by Robert Potts, cemetery engineer. The baby was bitten by mosquitoes and weak. North Bergen police were notified and she was returned home.
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Union Hill
N. J
Clara Cirelli
Emil Sirelil
North Bergen Crematory
Robert Potts
Cerematory
North Bergen
Peach theft sparks rooftop riot at Lyceum theater
Four thieves and four police clash after a peach theft behind the Lyceum theater. Patrolman Lungren and Capt. Patterson with other officers subdue the group, who are held for possible Toledo identification. Classified notes list local ads and a bargain on Big Ben alarm clocks.
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Lyceum Theater
City Commission House
Walnutaw SE
Lungren
Second St
Patterson
Mithiesen
Goshorn
John Muffly
BP. c Joachim
M. KE. Flinn
KB. Davie
Fleeting
Toledo
Big Ben
Pryan Bros
Ind
Harris Arcade
Advy
Hat shops offer fall hat savings and reblocking services
Public notices advertise a hat shop at 119 Court-avy SW with Bell 1352, offering savings on fall hats. Another shop at 113 Court-av SW promises reblocking to look like new. A separate sale ad lists Yagrofiston farm near Howenstine for a public sale of crops. Central Markets promotes fruit varieties.
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Canton
Court-avy SW
Hell
The
Court-av SW
Bell
Yagrofiston Farm
Pike-to
Howenstine
France President Deschanel Resignation Won Cabinet Approval
Paris September 17 Premier Miller and the cabinet accepted President Paul Deschanel's resignation. The cabinet announced the national assembly would be summoned to Versailles to elect a successor with a special session to be called today.
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Paris
Miller
Paul Deschanel
National Assembly
Versailles Palace
Deschanel
Wrangel Claims Victory as Anti-Bolshevik Revolts Rise
Reports from London dated September 17 describe anti-Bolshevik activity across southern Russia and Ukraina. General Wrangel says his forces southeast of Alexandrovsk captured 1,000 prisoners and seized substantial booty whileWrangel partners seek Paris support to isolate Bolshevik grain regions amid a looming winter.
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London
Russia
War Office
Nikolaire
Ukraina
Wrangel
Alexandrovsk
Paris
Slogan Still Undiscovered at Fall Exposition
The second night drew large downtown crowds as the Grand Army band played and visitors examined store windows for letters to form the exposition slogan. No prize awarded yet. contestants must visit all stores and report the slogan at the Chamber of Commerce. The first man and first woman with the correct slogan win a choice of a half hour airplane ride or $25.
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Grand Army Band
Chamber of Commerce
Reds assault U S consulate in Genoa in flag dispute
Report from Rome says workmen with red flags stormed the American consulate during a funeral procession for Genoa outbreaks victims and demanded the flag be lowered. Vice Consul Murray ordered them out. flag was taken inside and they left after insulting remarks.
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Washington
Genoa
Italy
State Department
Rome
Murray
Hear this Player Piano at $390 cash or terms
Mahogany case piano with good tone offered by The Klein and Hefferman Co located at 414 Market Ave North. Available for cash purchase or installment terms.
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Klein & Heffelman Co
Marketav N
Advy
Klein & Hefferman Co
Special Matinee at Auditorium with Marguerite Clark
Saturday program features Marguerite Clark in Seven Swans and Fatty Arbuckle comedy. Admission 10 cents for children and 24 cents for adults. Also advertised: Player Piano demonstration on Kenny's floor.
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Kenny's
Kenny
Marguerite Clark
Fatty Arbuckle
Auditorium
Ady
Bomb Found Dead Now Number 33 Warning Letters Sent
Federal state and New York authorities pursue the perpetrators after a series of warning letters to French military mission members and a broker were ignored. The trail leads to Canada as the manhunt continues.
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Canada
Federal
New York
U.S. Sub Treasury
Wallst
J. P. Morgan & Co
Wall Street bombing rattles New York as clock clues loom
Edward P. Fischer is arrested in Hamilton on insanity charges amid a probe into the Wall Street TNT blast that killed thirty. Authorities study wreckage, clock works, and warnings from two men as guards surround Morgan offices and public buildings.
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Hamilton
Ont
Edward P. Fischer
Wallst
Bank of Hamilton
Secret Service
Police Department
District Attorney's Office
J. P. Morgan
Roster of Dead in Wall Street Bomb Outrage
List of victims from the Wall Street blast includes Alexander Leith of Manhattan and many others across New York City and nearby towns. The roster names residents of Brooklyn, Queens, Hempstead, Garden City, Yonkers, Staten Island, as well as New Jersey and unidentified victims.
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New York
Wallst
Alexander Leith
Manhattan
W. L. Gillies
Pelham
N.Y
John W. Weir
Louis K. Smith
Hempstead
Charles A. Twindroth
Great Kills
Staten Island
Bernard J. Kennedy
Brooklyn
Margaret Drury
Colin N. Barr McClure
Yonkers
N. Y
Caroline M. Dickenson
Elmhurst
Thomas M. Osprey
Joseph Arranbarry
Bartholomew Flannery
Joseph Schmitt
Bayside
Mildred Alexander
Reginald Ellsworth
West Orange
N. J
Cork's Lord Mayor Continues Hunger Strike
Terence Mace Swiney lord mayor of Cork remains conscious but very weak on the thirty sixth day of his hunger strike. No change in condition was reported.
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London
Terence Mace Swiney
Cork
Buckeye Supply Co. Fire Damages Building in Youngstown
A fire likely started by tramps smoking in a hay loft damaged the Buckeye Supply Co. building in Youngstown, with losses estimated at 10 900. The item also notes a Masonic lodge notice and various local advertisements and service notices.
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Youngstown
Buckeye Supply Co
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