Committee Refuses To Call Cox In Senate Fund Fight
Unite Press reports Chicago September 11 details a committee vote on Cox in a Republican fund inquiry. The panel, citing over a hundred demands, decided Cox would not be called, despite push from New York publishers and Cox supporters.
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Unite Press
Chigago
Ithe Benate Rampelign Fund
Iuyosiguthayg
Miary
New York
Cox
Soumtor Kouyon
Maimey
New Yorke
Bae Ward
TL Moore
Prominent Erie Man Dies Suddenly
A prominent Erie man, longtime editor for The Mines and The Dispatch, died suddenly this morning. He served as safety director and was a key figure in the church and community.
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Erie
Callaghan
Nowiak Hire
Callahan
Senator Crane Improves After Operation
By Umirea Presey PATIOL Sept. We Attionai thin condition is still serious but former Senator Maurity Crane is said to be stable and able to begin recovery at a hospital. Family and doctors report cautious progress after surgery last night.
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Umirea Presey Patiol
MacSwiney Cannot Talk Airing Crisis Report
United Press dispatch from London reports Mayor James MacSwiney still unable to speak after a prolonged fast now on its thirtieth day. The bulletin notes his condition has worsened with doctors doubtful about his recovery future prospects remain uncertain.
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United Press
Dondon
Ord
MacSwiney
County Solicitor Rules Property Owners Can Vote on Joint Tax Card
London report states that property owners who hold property jointly with a spouse may vote on a joint tax receipt under a recent solicitor’s opinion. The ruling allows both spouses to vote if the property is owned jointly and taxes are paid, with attention to single-owner cases.
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London
Greenwood
Ilo
Mai Witey
Salle Tor
Insurgent Miners Vow Strike Continues After Wage Rejection
Wilkes Barre dispatch reports insurgent miners in Vaedtion Ind. vow to keep striking after President Wilson refuses to reopen the wage award. Leaders cite a plan to oppose the policy, while loyal miners remain at work. In related notes, Seninton district reports unchanged coal conditions as talks proceed, with a union meeting planned for Monday to decide next steps.
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Wilkes Barre
Sel
Wilson
Vaedtion
Lollay
Ifilen Attuniion
Seninton
Straubton
Thomas Kennuily
Mile City
Yo United Mine Workers
Hina
Harding asserts deception in peace pact text
Marion sept 11 Senator Harding charged that the Versailles treaty text deceived the nation by masking attempts to violate the Monroe Doctrine. He accused the Democratic administration of misleading business groups and urged revising excessive orders and taxes to curb inflation and protect American labor and industry.
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Harding
Dulted Press
Marion
Versailles
An & A
Harling
Indreo
Mowily
Busness
Chicago
Milchigan
Thediana
Ifo
Meditiiig
Potfelon
Thardia
French Won’t Probe Death of American Actress
Paris authorities abandon investigation into the death of Olive Thomas, American silent film actress once married toher former husband, as mercury poisoning is suspected to be an accident caused by a private physician.
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Fla
Deste
Olive ‘Thoma
Rea
Mixshomah
Vito
Jask Pickford
Woman to Be Commissioner of Capital Washington Opt 11
Provident Widows tendered an appointment as Commissioner at the District of Cochin. Vid Mid Mabel T. Boalmmon noted a funds Red Crow leader who, according to fonds, has decided to accept.
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Wasitngton
Provident
Wiiwon Jins
Cochin
Mabel T. BoaMmon
Fonds
Red Crow
Ais
Italian workers seize factories during Milan confrontation
reports from Milan describe metal workers occupying factories amid tensions with representatives and authorities. a patrol from tangest rubber plant at Piedmont reportedly involved, with further unrest anticipated as employees resist and mobilize. Mrs. O M Be Oldie Taft seen en route to a visit with relatives in Shiffaloy.
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Milan
Roe
Foletorios
Tangest Rubber
Piedmont
Otten Mire
Mrs. OM
Oldie Taft Mira
Shiffaloy
Farewell Service and Moody Institute Entrance Planned
A local note announces a farewell service at the Young People's Society with the Buyptint church community tonight at seven. It mentions Milnes Matto and Minnie Linondoll, and Minnie will depart Monday to enter Moody Title Taatitute at Outongo. Weather notes predict tonight's low around forty and Sunday looks damp with possible rain.
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Young Peopleti Society
Milnes Matto
Minnie Linondoll
Lawre
Mondiy
Moody
Outongo
First Presbyterian Aid Society Meeting Recalls Pleasant Afternoon
The first meeting of the Presbyterian Aid Society, held after a vacation period, featured a warm welcome led by Mrs Chapin. Members approved future plans, including a fall event, listened to readings by Mrs Dora Kincaid, and enjoyed songs by Mrs Thon Kincaid and others. The society collected about 425 dollars for charity and urged regular attendance at both the Aid and Missionary societies.
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Ladies Air Society
Dora Kincaid
Mra Chapin
E. O
Barnes
Strickland
Ian
Attor
Thon Kincaid
Kathryn Desmond
Nosmoni
Wang
Mes
Austin
MasDonwld
Jamon Tetehards
Yynomvedios
Animatiers
Abia
Mio
Ald Society
Missionary Society
Shortage of Newsprint Affects Election Printing
United Press reports that a shortage of newsprint could impact printing for ballots and registration materials. The American Forestry Association notes the 19th Amendment turnout and estimates 27,000,000 women voters follow the day. Carloads of 804,000 paper will be needed, with 11,500,000 pens required and a total 8676,000 units anticipated for distribution.
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United Press
Washington
American Forestry Association Today
Tnd
Revolt In Mexico Sparks Tevohilion Ty Movement
United Press reports General Miguel Pinota leading about eleven rebels in the state of Chutila in an uprising. Government forces pursue the revolutionists while a battle reportedly rages hourly. Authorities seek warrants in the murder case of Capransa. One suspect, Mevrona, faces an assault charge and may stand trial if captured.
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United Press
Mexico
Cuty
Miguel Pinota
Ato
Chutila
Orilere
Teudotto
Herrero
Capransa
Dikat
Mrralignbil
Earthquake Devastates City Killing and Wounding Thousands
Reports from the Sept 1 quake describe 1,400 deaths and about 10,000 injuries. Relief efforts by Minister Micheli and Italian Red Cross led by President Ceiolo are underway in the devastated area. Authorities mention a new volcanic formation near the city following the tremor.
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Tome
Maesilay
Olay
Ofela
Micheli Bas
Cieaulo
Uatinn Red Cross
Florence
Repute
Cox Speaks Against All Radicals Bundle Day Announced
Fragmentary report notes Cox voices opposition to radicals with two bundle day stations planned on Willngslay and South attent voting points. Names such as Thurmar Downey and Philps appear in garbled text alongside several unidentified individuals.
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COX
Willngslay
Badmarat
Brown Black
Ofive
Inte
South Attent
Thurmar Downey
Mric
A. T. Gorbin
George Keate
Testi
Government must not bow to upper or lower power says Cox
United Press dispatch from Talumomam Washington Sept 1 quotes Governor Cox urging government accountability to the people. He criticizes current officials on the Northwest situation and calls for responsible leadership as the nation faces wartime tensions along the coast. The remarks stress that political reaction cannot replace citizen control.
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United Press
Talumomam
Wash
James M. Cox
Cox Déshurel
Ronolf
Forged Freight Bills Arraigned Over $250,000 Scam
Four men arraigned in New York today on charges of obtaining $250,000 by forging bills of lading. Prosecutors say the forged documents secured a large sum by misrepresenting shipments and funds. The case centers on fraudulent freight bills and the phony procurement of loans linked to the forged documents.
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United Press
New York
Foot Crushed Under Train At Willow Street Crossing
A 14 year old boy Wes Cox of 63 Silverly Street in Tenth Ward was crushed after falling between a moving train cars at Willow Street crossing near the foot of the tracks Friday night. Katherine Maloney, resident of Meddle Bugines Cottage, was nearby for a few days.
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P. RM
Willow Atreet
Tenth Ward
Tso
Wesley Cox
Jameu A. Cox
Five States May Ban Gas For House Heating
A conference committee of public utility commissions from Ohio West Virginia Maryland and others urged a plan to ban gas for home heating cooking and hot water. The proposal aims to shift to electricity to ensure reliable service while addressing fuel shortages and government warnings about natural gas and coal supplies.
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Wa. Va
Bonnier Wronth
Ohio
West Virginia
Maryland
Yoo
Parvier
United States
Borewu
Consuman
Indo
Pério
Fund probes halt hearing in Chicago senatorial drive
Reports from Chicago describe a stalled hearing as investigators examine a slush fund tied to a senator and a Chicago campaign for 500000 dollars. The session focused on contributions from women employees and alleged coercive tactics used to raise funds for the Democratic effort.
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Chicago
Democratic Fund
United Pros
Governin
Santa O Huis
Nimmrigars Wines
Inforums
Cnllestor
Alberdeon
Tim
G. Barbour
Ohicago
Raishige
High School Football Squad Names Wright as Manager
The High School football squad has named George Wright their manager with the first game expected this month. Plans include a September 28 trip to Youngsville for a clash with IH Eleven. In basketball, Hubert Morrison to captain the team as Connell Sheen aims for a near identical roster for the winter season.
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Pwetico
Wile Yelly
Mavanbbors
High Aloo
George Wright Tmanager
Tt Ds
Younpaville
Plavt Jimoe
Plavt Jimoe. ‘Gumoron, Mownns Hay
Bean Nawngd
Hubert Musrisom
Conell Sheen
Nesaful Spaaon
House of David Team at Titusville
The House of David team defeated Titusville yesterday afternoon at Titusville. Mellor batted and fielded solidly, going 1-for-3 with three trips to the plate. Titusville supporters protested the officiating, but the visitors secured the win.
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House OF David
Titusville
Teat Louvoen de Titusvilli
Tadeponitenty
David Ainy
Litte Fanner
Mellor Sels
Titusville Uumpire
Hvelstone
Je Tusvilliy
Momsolver
Changes to Salvation Army Organization and Assignments
The Salvation Army announces a major reorganization with 94 territorial divisions and new territorial bonding of districts. Adjutant Smith, now relocated to New York under Commissioner Retell, signals a complete shift for the Corry contingent. Major Mattinick leads the squareora unit under Colonel and Mrs Stanyon, with Stanyon named to command and route changes affecting subordinate staff.
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Haa
Mustern
Central
Wealden
Smith
Jolphiny
Unis
Corry
Enstari Fonsmith
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Syyor
United Prova
David Fowler
United Mine Workers of America
Fowler
Pannsylvania
Dain
Selanai
Presbyterian Aid Society
Carranza
Mies
Katherine Malomey
Oaising Meidyie Bugines Cottage
Murray Crane
Dayton
Mass
W. Murray Crane
Ceoltdea
Wright Mgr
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