Sudden Relapse of Mac Swiney Causes Anxiety
London reports Mrs. Mac Swiney after visiting the Cork mayor says doctors warned her not to speak to him as he remains vulnerable. He showed dizziness but stayed conscious. politics and potential clemency unfold as Lloyd George weighs terms with Sinn Fein.
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Poison liquor at Edgewood Arsenal claims nine lives
At Edgewood Arsenal Baltimore nine men are dead and four ill from drinking a liquid whose main ingredient is wood alcohol. The dead include Joseph Langley George Murphy Lucius Nelson James Davis Michael O Leary John Anderson. Four ill men were treated at the Arsenal hospital as officials probe the source and deny claims the alcohol was poisoned to deter thefts.
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Dodgers and Giants Gain On Idle Reds In Duel Scores
Dodgers and Giants gain on idle Reds as Brooklyn takes one from Philadelphia and the Giants sweep Boston in both ends of a double header. Cincinnati leads the league with .575 followed by Brooklyn .571 and New York .564 in the standings. Chicago trails in the American League chase with Cleveland .623 New York .615 and Chicago .612, after Chicago alone played yesterday.
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Roosevelt escapes plane wreck in Joplin flight stop
Lt Col Roosevelt narrowly avoids death when a plane topples after a faulty takeoff in Joplin. Bert Chandler, congressional candidate, is bruised but unhurt. Roosevelt, calm and smiling, joins Chandler in another plane to Vinita for speaking dates.
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Roosevelt escapes air crash and continues trip
Lieutenant Colonel Theodore Roosevelt survived a second airplane crash today near Vinita Oklahoma as the craft from Joplin Missouri struck a fence and tree at the fairgrounds. All four passengers escaped unharmed and Roosevelt quickly boarded another plane to press on to Okmulgee.
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Park Cops Track Red Headed Woodpecker in City Park
Park officials and Buffalo park police are alerted to a red headed woodpecker that migrates south in winter. The bird, famed for catching mid air nuts, has been spotted in stories from Buffalo and Cincinnati. Authorities say to watch for the feathered acrobat and remind readers the salt quote is not part of the report.
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Buffalo Express
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Senator Morris Sheppard Farm Raided for Illicit Still
Federal agents found a 130 gallon daily capacity still on the farm of United States Senator Morris Sheppard, author of the National Prohibition Amendment. Four hundred gallons of mule whisky and seven barrels of sour mash were seized. operators escaped.
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Harding outlines farm policy at Minnesota fair
Senator Warren G Harding spoke to thousands at the Minnesota State Fair grounds delivering his agricultural program. He urged larger farmer representation in government, cooperative marketing systems, world market studies for price stabilization, tariff revisions, and improved railroad facilities.
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Cox Attacks Harding Eight Positions on League Policy
In Great Falls Montana Governor Cox rallies voters in a northern Montana tour charging Senator Harding with eight inconsistent positions on the League of Nations. He calls for a Marion debate between Johnson Taft and Harding to settle the issue and rail against Republican party influence. Cox highlights disarmament and women’s outreach as themes.
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If Women May Vote They May Chew Judge Says
In Kansas City on September 8 a woman asked Police Officer W H Scott for an address and, after a thanks, bit a plug of tobacco in public. He arrested her for disturbing the peace but Judge John M Kennedy dismissed the case in Municipal Court. The judge added If women may vote why should they not chew.
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John M. Kennedy
Earthquake Devastates Italian Towns Killing Hundreds
Italy endures another major quake with hundreds dead and thousands injured. Towns like Fivizzano and Massa Carrara suffer severe damage as hospitals strain and relief efforts mobilize across Spezia Florence Lucca Modena. Emergency response unites monarchists Republicans socialists clericals and anarchists alike in aid.
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Signor Betrini
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Earthquake toll mounts in central Italy
Florence reports hundreds killed and injured after Tuesday quake. Provinces hit include Florence Pisa Legnaro Lucca Massa Carrara Reggio Emilia Modena Piacenza with tremors felt as far as Milan where no major damage occurred.
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Modena
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Earthquake in Italy Kills Hundreds Across Spezia District
Epoca estimates 300 killed after Tuesday quake as damage grows. Quercia Moella and Tarasco wiped out near Spezia with many towns damaged. Relief teams from Spezia Genoa Massa and Florence scour the region. Under Secretary Bertini travels to the disaster site.
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Jury Service of Women in Cleveland Declared a Success
Cleveland’s first use of women as jurors was declared a success by Judge Samuel Silbert. In two cases heard verdicts of guilty were returned after a brief conference. One case involved alleged assault between young men over admiration for the same girl, the other a charge of obscene language toward another woman. The courtroom was crowded and the event was seen as a precursor to more juries. Judge Silbert thanked the women and greeted them as they entered court.
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Samuel Silbert
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Women Attend Cincinnati Ward Rally Learn Ward Politics
About a hundred men and 30 to 40 women gather at the Second Ward Republican Club in Hyde Park for ladies night. Speakers include John B. Morris and Dr. C. Weber as women join a ward meeting and hear talks on platforms and voting processes.
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Wisconsin Wisconsin Esch Defeated In Primary In Seventh District
Republican primary results show John J. Esch of La Crosse defeated for renomination in Wisconsin s Seventh District by Joseph E. Beck of Viroqua with La Follette support. Lenroot leads Thompson in Senate race. Wilson edges Blaine in GOP gubernatorial contest as others nominated. In Georgia and Tennessee, local races feature Watson Smith Cooper and Rankin Candler leads in Mississippi Democrats.
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Kenosha
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James Thompson
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Thompson
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Eau Claire
John J. Blaine
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Watson leads in Georgia Senate race in unofficial primary returns
Scattered unofficial returns from the Georgia Democratic primary show Thomas E. Watson leading the senatorial contest. Hoke Smith, seeking renomination, Governor Dorsey, and Macon attorney John R. Cooper are listed as other major candidates. Total county unit votes reported amount to 386, with Watson at 70.
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Oddie’s Nomination for Senator Conceded in Nevada
In Reno Nevada Brewster Adams conceded Oddie’s nomination in the state wide Republican primary. Oddie led with 533 votes more than Adams amid incomplete returns from yesterday’s contest.
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Brewster Adams
Tasker L. Oddie
United States
Nevada
Oddie
Adams
Campaign fund quotas and plans tested in Senate probe
Republican witnesses testified that a Cleveland quota of 400000 and a Atlanta quota of 25000 were set for campaign funds. Harry Blair, RNC aide, said Form 101 was prepared but never officially released and later cancelled. The hearings examined pledges and the goal to raise millions while questions about disbursal remained.
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