Harding Scores Treaty in Speech of Acceptance
Senator Lodge denounces the League of Nations in a reception speech endorsing Warren G. Harding's nomination. He urges a return to Republican government under the constitution and stresses a referendum option while outlining policy on isolation, tariffs, and preparedness. The article relays Lodge's questions for future policy and party unity.
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Harding
Raymond Clapper
Marion
Thyra
Repidili
Ganfield Park
Prom
Spie America
Aluianut
Marding
Totm
Ansty
Hoewisa
Flintin
Hemtor Harding
Ponce
Grees
United Preas
Momrion
Tanry Cubot Lodo
Aotitytig
Warren G. Hardinge
Hin
Thie Tonygno
Oveniat
Provident Wa
Republens
Marion on Day By United Prom July 22 Schedule
The report outlines events in Marion on July 22 including a 7:00 1, Ben ator Harding raigen flag ceremony at front laws and a 7th delegation of 1,000 Afarlou people arriving. Miscellaguous delegations assemble at Eastbridge home at 10:00 am, followed by a muftrag delegation to join at Harding. A 12:00 a.m. school for members of national committee and notification committee occurs, with a 2:00 p.m. notification ceremonies beginning at Garfield Park.
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United Prom
Imarign
Benator Harding Raigen
Eatrdsage
Muftragis Joiveylon Harding
Garfield Pari
United Prevy Marion
Shiltant Fragivta
Warn ‘Harding
Monnoises Legiglatoey
Lottsville Farmer Mangled by Reaper
A 70 year old Lottsville farmer Byron Pierce was badly mangled when his team frightened a reaper on a big farm. He fell in front of the machine as efforts to stop the runaway team failed. His condition improved later, with nonfatal injuries to arms and legs. Weather fair. officials discuss policy topics at length.
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Byron Pierce
Lottsville
Bear Lake
Big Farm
Lottaville
Plored
Waa
Iindieitad Ghatto
May Ask for Increased Mail Rates by Ousted Pros
July 28 report from Washington indicates railroads may petition the Interstate Commerce Commission for higher mail rates to fund wage awards totaling about 600,000,000. Officials say any postal rate increase would likely raise postal charges, while unions claim carriers hope to trim expenses to secure the wage award. Details on exact rate increases remain undecided, with talks also touching freight, milk transport, Pullman privileges, and commuter tickets.
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Washingdon
Interstate Commercy Commission
Inail
Iidy Palso
Rale
Palso Micialang
Tt Rail
Oipand
Ueramor
Masini
Union
Alaskan planes leave Grand Rapids
Four Army aviators from the New York area departed Grand Rapids this morning on a mission to Winona Minnesota, a 310 mile flight. They left under orders dated November 4 and 9 4 and 1, with a plan to reach Winona in about two hours and then proceed to Minneapolis.
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United Prose
Grand Rapids
New York
Noni
Alaska
Grand
One Killed in Truck Collision Near Rankin
United Press dispatch from Imperialburgh reports George Berthold, 30, killed when a truck struck a telephone pole near Rankin. Two others were seriously injured as the machine left the road and the windshield was shattered in the crash.
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United Pron
Imnibburgh
George Berthold
Coat Of Whitewash For Celeron Eagles
The article reports on Celeron Eagles baseball with a strong lineup and mixed results including a 14 to 9 score, highlights by Paterson and Billy Weight, and brief mentions of players and plays. It notes eager crowd reaction and calls for city support as the team eyes upcoming games.
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Nonion
Corry
Celeron Eagles
Washington
Whiting
Paterson
Fourtoun
Billy Weight
Jella
Wright
Donovan
Saoonil
Embargo Imposed on Western Shipments
A new embargo stops all freight shipments from Pittsburgh Buffalo Oil City and Erie to western points effective Tuesday and tied to congestion at major terminals. Only shipments to east zones or within specified corridors remain allowed for certain commodities while enforcement focuses on westbound traffic.
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Entsy
Buffalo
Oil City
Pitts- MM
Pittsburgh
Biffalo
Erie
Pennsylvania
Martin
Weston Points
West
Tjlewine
Ailouns
All
Huttale Tt
Fia Roval Freight
Ofiies
Dorty
Pitteburgh
Accidents Toll Mounts in Early Pennsylvania Reports
July 21 report from Clifford B. Gennelley, labor commissioner, shows industrial accidents killed 92 07 Pennsylvania workers in the first two months of the year. Injuries and medical costs mount as 209 eyes lost since January 1 with total compensation costs reaching $484,952. Awards paid this year total about $1.404 million across numerous fault categories and incidents.
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Clifford B.gennelley
Department of Labor and Industry
Pertons
Pennsylvania
Arnia
Man Claims Billy Dansey Seen Near Cleveland
United Press reports Walter Griffin of East Liverpool claims he saw Billy Dansey near Cleveland in May 1919. Griffin says Dansey was held in hiding by a woman near Cleveland after the child’s disappearance, tying the sighting to the earlier case in East Liverpool.
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Billy Dansey
Cleveland
United Press
Levruand
Walter Griffin
Fost
Liverpool
Billy Danney
Hishomiy
Mamaiontan
Cliveland
Geidin
Aiby Ti
East Liverpool
Ho Dausey
Corry Gun Club Keay File Krag Rifle Contest
A Krag rifle contest hosted by the Corry Roll and Gun Club, organized by President Axbton, was scheduled to include twenty rapid-fire shots at each station on Saturday at the Watrous farm. The event follows a postponed trap shooting and last night’s shooting results show leaders in standing positions.
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Corry
Axbton
Wach Porltlon
Fradon
Watrous Farm
Will Buy Cuban Sugar Plantations
United Press reports American refiners plan to acquire Cuban sugar plantations to grow raw sugar within two years. Howard G. Figgs of the Agriculture Department says the move could curb future U S sugar shortages and lower prices. licenses to sell sugar are being issued to support the effort amid a sugar surplus in candy production.
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United Press
Washington
Gar
Fie Diation Department
Fugor
Howard G. Wiga
She
United States
Figas
Figgs
Escaped from Mayville Jail Captured Here
JP Naylor of Lakewood escaped from Mayville jail for wire desertion and was recaptured this morning by Chief Frank after authorities followed information. He was taken back to Mayville this afternoon amid sheriff adjustments following the incident.
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Naylor
Lakewood
Mayville
Frank
Noylow
Weuilroad
oMcor
Killed on Crossing at Ripley
A man identified as Ty Thirlley 2H 1B Marne fom was killed almost instantly when struck by an eastbound New York Central Railroad train at Ripley Crossing yesterday afternoon. The accident occurred as the man stood on or near the tracks. Labor figures occur in the text noting 1919 strikes and effects on 4,000,000 workers, with various states mentioned.
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Thirlley
Marne Fom
Nevei
Yor Central Railroad
Ripe Loy Crossing
United States
Department of Labor
New — Yorks
Maasncinott Fennertvania
Aitivols
Wren Mijee
Unions Expected to Accept Wage Increase Award
United Press dispatch from Chicago reports unions including the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and others have tentatively accepted the wage award issued by the United States Railroad Board while several groups reply with mixed signals. Railroad labor leaders held an all-night talk hoping to build consensus and avoid a broad strike. a local 200-employee Grand Trunk walkout was blamed on local conditions, not policy.
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United Pree Choago
Wees
Tavsiay
United States
Tall Born Board
Sid
Grand Trunk
Presbyterians Enjoyed Fine Picnic Outing
The annual Sunday school premie of the Presbyterians was held yesterday at Thomas Grove on Belt Road. About 150 to 200 attendees enjoyed a large basket dinner with refreshments served by the young ladies. The ballamy team beat the single men 4 to 19 in a playful event. Youth races and other sports complemented the day. Cars conveyed attendees to the grounds, returning home between 5 and 9 in the evening after a splendid day.
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Thomas Grove
Belt Road
Seaon
Mpecia
Young Indies
Ballamy
Cox Campaign Committee To Be Announced
Columbus July 22 George White chairman of the national committee and Cox campaign manager said this afternoon that no final list of the campaign committee had yet been made public and would probably be announced within a day or two. Several names have been agreed upon though some have not yet decided to await their acceptance before the names are released.
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Columbus
George White
Dinosmtte National Committee
Cox
ROUND UP OF ALL DRAFT EVADERS IS NOW ORDERED
A nationwide drive to locate and punish draft evaders is ordered. More than 100000 may be mobilized, with about 400 per ward to be offered amnesty or faced with court martial if identified as war deserters. Key officials pledge strict action and full accountability.
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United Press
Vist
Ronmilup
Wabetngidon
Ward
Ao War Department
Cini
Io Noarom
Noxn
Tarms
Peter C. Harris
Nationacad Today
New Car Ready for Local Service at Contor Crossing
A damaged report states a new car was unloaded from an Amb car at the Contor atroot crossing that evening and placed on the tenents of the elocirié. At the power station site, the car is ready for use when needed with a crowd watching the unloading. Manager Oscar Frily says rebuilt open cars will operate but the new car will meet emergencies and ensure steady service on schedule.
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Contor
Elocirié
Andi
Ateady Servic
Notification of Governor Cox On August 7
The Dayton event for Governor Cox and the Roosevelt Hyde Park notice on August 8 were confirmed after a conference. Dem campaign manager George White stated the plan, with details released from Cox’s office.
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Cox
United Pree
Dayton
Pranklin D. Roosevelt
Hyde Parke
Doiwam Cox
George White
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Hague
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