Auto Show Opens at Music Hall With Big Crowd
More than two hundred samples of passenger cars filled the two halls of the Automobile Show at Music Hall, drawing a large crowd. Dealers emphasize service economy and comfort, with models from roadsters to limousines and a Zeppelin pantomime exhibit drawing attention. The exhibition runs all week with Cincinnati Day tomorrow and regional "special days" for Ohio Indiana Kentucky and West Virginia.
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Music Hall
Paris
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Cincinnati
Daredevil Flyer Struck In Midair At State Fair
Tex McLaughlin, a daredevil airman, was hit by the propeller of a higher plane after transferring midair at the State Fair in Syracuse. He clung to a rope as both aircraft circled above 1500 feet, blood visible, before the craft halted. Doctors say he will recover.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Tex” McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Cat to Have Place on Election Ballot in Ohio
The Single Tax party asks to place a cat symbol on the Ohio ballot this fall joining the Democratic rooster Republican eagle and Socialist torch at the top of its candidate list.
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Columbus
Ohio
Single Tax Party
Arsenic Found in Stomachs of Williams Children
Cincinnati chemist W Simonson's analysis of Shirley Williams 4 and Carl Williams 2 shows arsenic poisoning as the cause of deaths last Wednesday. Coroner Dr Walter B Hughes of Campbell County says arrests may follow a three day investigation, with Stanly Williams to be examined too.
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Shirley Williams
Carl Williams
East Second Street
Newport
W. Simonson
Cincinnati
Carl
Walter B. Hughes
Campbell County
G. M. Sauter
M. J. Sauter
Hughes
Williams Home
Stanley Williams
Stanley
Simonson
Williams
Boy Drowns After Pulmotor Efforts At Covington River
Howard Schreck ten years old son of John Schreck 1911 Eastern avenue Covington was pulled from the Licking river three hours after sinking and pronounced dead at 10 pm after doctors fought four hours with a pulmotor and resuscitation. Artificial respiration before the pulmotor gave a brief heart reaction around 6 pm. Despite continued efforts at Eighteenth street Covington the boy died at 10 pm with a faint pulse and twitching muscles. Coroner B Helmen will hold an inquest in the morning.
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Licking River
Howard Schreck
John Schreck
Eastern Avenue
Covington
Eighteenth Street
Schreck
B. Helmen
Kenton County
Harding Warns Against Hyphenated Americanism at Porch Speech
Senator Harding addressed delegations of foreign born citizens from New York State Chicago and the Midwest in Marion Ohio urging that Americans of foreign birth remain loyal to the United States and reject any hyphenated Americanism He warned meddling abroad could empower foreign interests and affect U.S. governance while praising citizenship unity and caution in foreign policy He noted support from Senator Calder and others and spoke at a Knights of Pythias gathering in Marion Ohio.
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Marion, O
Harding
New York State
Chicago
Northwest
Cleveland
New York
William M. Calder
J. F. Lyons
John A. Stewart
New York Republican League of Clubs
Medill McCormick
A. Charna
G. A. Barricelli
America
McCormick
Republican Party
Old World
Ferdinand W.peck
Peck
Senator Harding
Inter-Ocean
White House
Marion County Knights of Pythias
Armenia
France
England
Orient
Man o War Breaks Another Track Record at Potomac
Man o War, champion three year old, won the Potomac handicap at Havre de Grace Md by two lengths. He ran one mile and a sixteenth in 1 44 45, breaking the track record of 1 45. The purse was 10000 dollars. Jockey Kummer guided the 138 pound horse to the front by the half mile, maintaining ease to the finish.
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Havre DE Grace
Kummer
Blazes
Man O’ War
Cox Seeks Hoover as Cabinet Pick in 1920 Bid
Governor James M. Cox, running for the Presidency, urged appointing Herbert Hoover to his Cabinet, praising Hoover's war era engineering skill. He called for abolition of the excess profit tax and a 1.25 percent levy on business volume as a substitute. He spoke at a San Francisco luncheon and a Center event, proposing food stock inventories to avert shortages.
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San Francisco
James M. Cox
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Congress
Secretary Daniels defends Haiti and Santo Domingo policy
Secretary Daniels answered Senator Harding by stating the United States administers Haiti and Santo Domingo under treaty obligations with the aim of stability and safety for inhabitants. He announced Major General John A. Lejeune will personally inspect marine posts in the region. Roosevelt tells New Haven he cannot talk out of both sides of his face while campaigning in Connecticut.
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Washington
Harding
Haiti
Santo Domingo
Daniels
United States
Marine Corps
John A. Lejeune
Roosevelt
New Haven
Conn
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Connecticut
Meriden
Crown Street Square
Cox
Ohio
Brandegee
Harty
President Wilson Gives 600 Dollar Democratic Contribution
New York reports a 600 dollar donation to the Democratic National Campaign Fund from President Wilson. He wrote as a private in the ranks expressing belief in national honor and a high world influence if the campaign succeeds. National Chairman George White echoed the sentiment of private citizens joining the ranks.
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New York
Democratic National Campaign
Wilson
W. W. Marsh
George White
Poles Advance 240 Miles Front Reach Lutsk Capture
Polish forces report capture of Lutsk and several fortresses east of Vladimir Volynski. They advance from Pripet to the Dniester, seize towns including Porezkov Chorostov Kamenief Kaspirazki and take hundreds of prisoners with an armored train named Red Cavalieriat.
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Vladimir
Warsaw
Associated Press
Lutsk
Vladiimir
Volynski
Vladimir-Volyrski
Brest-Litovsk
Porezkov
Chorostov
Kamenief
Kaspirazki
Kovel
Pripet Region
Dniester
Europe
Kobryn
Gorodetski Canal
Twutsk
Stochod
Rozyszccze
Turyjsk
Red Cavaleriat
Cholojow
Radziechow
Gaila Lipa
Upper Bug
Zyrawka
Uhrynkowce
Potok - Zloty
Korosciatyn
Monasterzyska
Covel
Dubno
Rovyno
Cox Campaign in California Faces Wilson Cabinet Weight
In San Francisco Governor Cox drew about 10,000 listeners delivering a two hour talk praising the League of Nations and criticizing the San Francisco press. He pledged to push Ireland rights, promote irrigation projects, and seek Republican and foreign votes while warning about the Wilson era prejudices that could hinder his California appeal.
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San Francisco
Cal
Cox
Ireland
Hiram Johnson
League of Nations
Reéfier A
California
League
Senator Harding
Chicago
Johnson
Hiram
Harding
Wilson
Coax
Senate
Ohio
Russian Journalist Brailovsky Seized After Wall Street Blast
Alexander J. Brailovsky, a Russian journalist, was arrested in New York on a charge of being an undesirable alien after an anonymous tip tied him to the Wall Street explosion scene. He denied knowledge of the blast, claiming he was in the area to dispose of jewelry and noting he would not reveal companions without their consent. Federal investigators link him to recent radical activity and a Madison Square Garden concert for Russian children.
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New York
Associated Press
Alexander J. Brailovsky
Financial District
Wall Street
Department of Justice
Brailovsky
East Seventh Street
Russky Golos
Russian Voice
Fing ii
Brailo
Madison Square Garden
Fort Wadsworth
Ludwig C. A. K. Martens
Soviet Republic
James J. Gegan
East Fifteenth Street
Gegan
Palmer
Norris
Soviet Flotilla Triumphs in Sea of Azov Victory
London dispatch reports a Soviet flotilla defeated General Wrangel's naval forces in the Sea of Azov. The Moscow statement also notes a Russian setback and retreat near Oriakhoff amid land fighting.
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Wrangel
Sea of Azov
London
General Wrangel
Moscow
Oriakhoff
Ohio justice of the peace charged for hunting without license
State game protectors busted outlaw hunting as Justice of the Peace E M Buche was found near Galloway hunting squirrels without a license. Game Protector C Acton ordered the arrest and Buche faced a Monday hearing in Columbus.
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Buche
Ohio
Columbus
Acton
Galloway
E. M. Buche
Justice of the Peace
California Population Surges By Over One Million
The 1920 Census reports California at 3,426,536, up 1,048,987 in ten years. The gain is the largest in state history, lifting California from twelfth to about tenth in rank and surpassing gains of Massachusetts, Indiana and Georgia combined.
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Washington
California
Census Bureau
Indiana
Georgia
Massachusetts
Judge orders recount in Gallia County races
In Columbus Ohio on September 18 Judge Jones of the Supreme Court ordered the Gallia County Board of Elections to open and recount the Republican nomination votes for Allen Wood and Dan Jones for County Commissioner or show cause on September 28 why the recount should not proceed.
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Columbus, CO
Jones
Supreme Court
Gallia County
Psychic knowledge of a bomb plot linked to Hyslop circle
Dr. Walter Prince argues that psychic foresight of the Wall Street blast is possible like a radio tuned signal. He cites Fischer warnings from Hamilton Ontario and two dreams of a train wreck and a woman’s death as validation, noting the time of the warning drifted about twenty four hours ahead of the event.
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New York
Walter F. Prince
American Institute For Scientific Research
James Hyslop
Prince
Edwin P. Fischer
Hamilton
Ont
Wall Street
Fischer
Cork Mayor in Hunger Strike Renewal and Fate
The Lord Mayor of Cork Terence Mac Swiney enters a severe exhaustion phase after thirty seven days of hunger strike begun August 12. Mary MacSwiney visits Brixton Prison and reports him still conscious despite deteriorating condition. The Home Office defends treatment as proper for a political prisoner with constant medical care and nourishment supplied. Women's League says 100 to 200 longshoremen joined a protest by stopping loading the Star of Galicia in solidarity. Archbishop Mannix may travel to Ireland as demonstrations are expected along the route to Cork. The authorities caution the prisoners might survive a week or more while all are alive on day thirty nine.
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London
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Irish Self-Determination League
Mary MacSwiney
Brixton Prison
San Francisco
Galicia
Women’s League For Irish Independence
Mannix
Ireland
Dublin
Home Office
Pearson
MacSwiney
Unclear Ballyshannon burial plan after MacSwiney death
Cork officials debated whether the British government would allow Lord Mayor MacSwiney's body to be brought to Ireland for burial. They noted the government’s prior refusals to permit such actions amid the ongoing tensions.
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Cork
Ireland
MacSwiney
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