Farmers Say Ruin Staring Them In Face
Ashington Oct 123 By the Associated Press The reserve board plans a new statement on policy governing crest conditions Governor Harding said representatives of agricultural interests urged relief from stringent credit. A cotton marketing plan and financing for wheat growers were debated as conditions worsen and farm income declines.
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Associated Press
Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Board
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War Francs Corporation
Federal Board
Cottom Export Corporation
Andy
Alexander in Greece Rumors Spark International Debate
Paris report notes danger surrounding King Alexander of Greece amid illness rumors. Officials discuss potential succession and regional stability as Prince Arthur of Connaught and Prince Sixtus of Bourbon are mentioned in speculation about a successor.
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Greece
Ming
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Con- Segh
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Bour
Earume
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Menalos
Christensen Warns of Harding Court Coalition Threat
Parley P. Christensen. former labor candidate for president, warned in Rock Island that a Republican victory and Harding's appointments to fill four Supreme Court vacancies would threaten social reform and invite revolution. He argued four justices would serve life terms aligned with Wall Street and warned of court actions remanding labor leaders to prison under financial interests.
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Rock Island, Ill
Harding
Supreme Court
Parley P. Christensen
Cox Attacks League Policy in Key Indiana Campaign
Governor Cox pressed attacks on the League of Nations stance of Senator Harding and former President Taft in Fort Wayne as he accused Harding of shifting positions and urged supporters to back his own campaign while opposing Harding. He claimed a conspiracy to withhold the covenant from the American jury and called for funds to print and distribute it.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
League of Nations
Harding
Taft
League
Sena
R. Lomauleector
Marion
Senator Harding
Harding appeals for nationwide Republican production policy
SAYS MR. HARDING HATTANOOGA Tenn Oct 18 to the voters of the democratic south Senator Harding tonight addressed an appeal for earnest consideration of republican principles and gave a promise that republican success in the election would mean the same policy of helpful protection to all American production north or south In a speech in the auditorium he suggested diversified politics as the thing required to remove the last trace of sectional misunderstanding and said his party had no policy for the section that it did not preach for all sections alike He attacked the democratic party for its conduct at home and abroad President Wilson had repeatedly acted against the league covenant We are not wholly of one mind in our party devotion but it will be a grand day for America when our partisan difficulties are buried in the concord of new understanding If republican policies are good for the north they deserve earnest consideration of the south Highways of a street improved roads and avenues of commerce have intersected the old Mason and Dixon line until it is only a historical memory Your commerce is American commerce Our industry is American industry Your production is American production
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Hattanooga
Tenn
Wilson
Senate
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North
Mason and Dixon
McAdoo Addresses West Pennsylvania in League of Nations Push
In Nellsville Penn on October 1 W G McAdoo campaigned for the Democratic party visiting coke country towns in western Pennsylvania. He hailed the League of Nations calling it one of the greatest ideas and said he would break party ties to support its principle if Cox opposed it and Harding supported it.
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Penn
W. G. McAdoo
Democratic Party
Coke Country
Pennsylvania
McAdoo
James M. Cox
League
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Anti-Saloon League probes stance on Volstead Act change
The Anti-Saloon League says it submitted identical questions to Senator Marchone and Governor Cox to learn their views on modifying the Volstead Act. Henry Voeach Carre delivered the inquiry from Nashville to the commission investigating candidates records. The question asks if they favor allowing beer or wine manufacture or sale or higher alcohol content, making enforcement harder. Immediate telegraphic reply requested.
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MI Ashington
Anti
Public meeting debates world peace and republican stance
Citizens confront the question of accepting or rejecting a European alliance and and tensions at a lodge gathering. The speaker says Harding's administration must pursue measures to promote lasting world peace while respecting U S sovereignty, seeking broad American conscience approval.
Borah Speech Highlights Rift With Wilson at Peace Conference
In a speech quoted from Oct. 13 Mr Borah contends a forest between him and Senator President Wilson. Spencer of Misaouhi claimed the peace conference is already a topic of wide discussion. The article notes the wide political divide and references a related continuation on Page 3.
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N. B
Wilson
Spencer
Misaouhi
Bank Robbery in Alvarado Leaves President Shot and $25,000 Taken
Bandits from several central California counties robbed Alameda County bank of Alvarado delivering a $25,000 cash haul after shooting bank president August H. May. They fled in a stolen car, later abandoning it near San Lendro and holding up a farmer before escaping.
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Calif
California
Oakland Foothills
Alameda
Alvarado
Here
H. May
San Lendro
Indiscriminate Haitian killings cited by Marine corps
A confidential letter from General George Barnett to Colonel John H. Russell accuses U S marines in Haiti of practically indiscriminate killings. The letter, written in October 1919 and released in a report, notes courts martial evidence and investigations ordered by Barnett to probe the alleged killings and unlawful executions of Haitian natives.
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United States
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Haiti
George Barnett
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John A. LeJeune
Daniela
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Marine Corps
Arges
F. J. Spear
Governor of Arizona Sued for Damages
Phoenix, Oct. 15. Suit for 830,000 filed in superior court on behalf of J. H. Mower, attorney and son of State Land Commissioner W. A. Mower. The action centers on a statement by Sam Campbell during his campaign for re election alleging a Flagstaff man paid the son of the land commissioner to obtain a state land lease.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Ae Ee Eee
Campbell
J. H. Mower
W. A. Mower
Sam Campbell
Flagstaff
Laisie Redo
Simms resigns as special assistant AG over Palmer note
Dan W. Simms halted his role in the case of miners and mine operators charged with conspiracy to violate the Lever Act after a letter from Attorney General Palmer instructed the case rely on acts before the injunction and contempt proceedings. Simms denies any prior understanding with Palmer and cites the restriction as basis for his resignation.
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Lafayette
Ind
Dan W. Simms
Palmer
United Mine Workers of America
Bimme
Simms
Indianapolis
Ostober 4Th
Lord Mayor MacSwiney Reported Weak in Brixton Prison
London October 13 report says Lord Mayor Terence MacSwiney of Cork was weak and tired after a physician’s bulletin issued by the Irish Self-Determination League.
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Cork
Brixton Prison
Irish Self-Determination League
Two Crook County Hangings Reduced by Governor's Reprieves
Governor Lowden granted reprieves to Arthur Hansel and Nicholas Viana saving them from immediate execution. Only John Henry Meese and Frank Campione remain scheduled for the gallows, with Viana and Hansel set for November 6th if no further action occurs.
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Crook County
Lowden
Arthur Hansel
Nicholas Viana
John Henry Meese
Frank Campione
Viana
Hanse
Freight rate war looms as French line refuses talks
Washington October 1. Chairman Benson of the shipping board said American and foreign lines agreed to cut freights to meet France’s line in a conference vote. The French line defied the talks and will face rate reductions on all services where it operates from the eastern seaboard to European ports.
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Bremen
Capper Assails Grain Futures Trading Amid Farm Ruin
United States Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas denounced grain futures gambling as the cause of steep farm losses and rising bread prices. He pledged to push legislation to abolish the practice, claiming only 1 percent of futures trading involves actual delivery and that speculators depress farm prices while brokers profit.
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Senator Capper
Kansas
Cleveland Rally Honors World Series Champions
Cleveland crowds of about 50 000 gathered at Wade Park to celebrate the city's World Series winning baseball team. The demonstration erupted as spectators toppled barriers, crushed chairs, and spilled into a lake while officials and players watched, fireworks of enthusiasm delaying police action until dawn. The scene reflected a city’s first baseball championship and the record crowd overwhelmed streets and park grounds.
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Ohio
Wade Park
Lesipvisbuva
Ifue
FIGHTING IN COURT FOR MILLIONS OF REMARKABLE RECLUSE
Georgia reports the first arrest in threats against cotton gins. W. J. Hicks released on 500 dollar bond, accused of posting gin signs to influence prices. Sheriff Garland offered 500 dollars for arrest and conviction. Fort Smith Arkansas reports gins operating under guard after warnings.
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Gat
Carrollton
W. J. Hicks
Tocomo
Wenery
W. A. Garrett
Darrah County
Fort Smith
Ark
Vian
Olahoma
la Vacs
Arkansas
Fire destroys cotton at Noble Lake in Arkansas
A fire at Noble Lake ten miles east of Pind Bluffs Arkansas destroyed a cotton gin and about a0 bales of cotton. The blaze, whose origin is undetermined, caused great alarm and prompted owners to fear greater losses.
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Ark
Noble Lake
Here
Prop Listing Warned to Close Down for Angry Days
Local notice states Lakaca property must shut operations during a period of civil unrest, with details continued on page 3. Clarification from authorities pending.
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Lakaca
Legal fight opens over Searles fortune in probate court
In ALEM Massachusetts the probate court hears the challenge by Victor Albert Searles to Edward F. Searles will. The will leaves residuary estate to Arthur W. Walker of New York while the nephew would receive 25000000 dollars or more. The claim questions the testator's mental and physical fitness when the instrument was made.
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New York
Victor Albert Soarleas
University of A
Californ
Whipple
Houston
Searless
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