Campaign drawing nearer climax in 1920 race
The piece notes Republicans seek to offset Smith ton attacks with Mr. Coolidge speeches starting in Madison Square Garden. West dispatches hint Battling and campaigning may intensify there, with Des Moines and Illinois flagged as bad spots, potentially shaping Western opinion before the White House change.
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Coolidge
Madison Square Garden
Des Moines
Town
Illinois
White House
Wanted on shooting to kill Baynton of Cincinnati
Cincinnati detectives arrested 39 year old Andrew Baynton of 511 Botts street on a charge of shooting to kill. They sought other suspects described as hoodlums in Lindenwald area after reports of killings of chickens with slingshots and air rifles used as weapons.
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Madison
Noyes Avenue
Lindenwald
Venice Man Killed in Traffic Crash
Harland Kakin, 43, a Venice laborer, was fatally struck while repairing a tail light on his truck near Grandin road and Eastern avenue. Homer Gwinn of Williamsborg, driving east on Easton Avenue, crashed into the rear of the truck, pinning Kakin. Gwinn was held by police on a reckless driving charge.
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Harland -Kakin
Venice
Homer Gwinn
Williamsborg
Grandin Road
Eastern Avenue
Cincinnati
Sanday
Ha Wag
General Hospital
Gwinn
Eastom Avenue
Eakin
Fakin
Maclones
Wakin
Cleveland Obtains Hoover Speech In Campaign Stop
The article notes Hoover plans a second presidential campaign trip with details pending. Theodore Joslin, a White House secretary, says the president may write directly to the White House from Cleveland after the Des Moines stop, continuing the sequence of campaign outreach.
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White House
Theodore Joslin
Cleveland
Des Moines
Man Dies After Cincinnati Argument Over Family Dispute
John Weber a 45 year old man from 1828 Task Wrent Street collapsed and died of heart disease after an argument with his sister Mrs Lens. Nurse at General Hospital said collapse caused by excitement. Mrs Rake 38 was arrested on disorderly conduct after entering the home and later striking him before Weber collapsed.
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John Weber
Cinsinnati
John Wehder
Polion
How States Voted in the Past Elections in Massachusetts and Idaho
Massachusetts voted for Alfred E. Smith in 1928 signaling a shift toward Democratic support, aided by Smiths anti prohibition stance. In 1930 Democrats won a U S Senate seat with Marcus A Coolidge and Joseph B Myer, while Idaho showed mixed results with Hoover and Smith in different years and elected a Democratic governor in 1930. Wisconsin explored party splits with La Follette and Hoover in recent cycles and carried Smith as in 1928 with prohibition a campaign theme and a reduced electoral vote count this year.
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Massachusetts
Smith
Hoover
Alfred W. Smith
Twies
Wilson
People’s Party
C. Ben Ross
John McMurray
Ife
Hat J
McMurray
Byron Defenbach
Idaho
William E. Borah
Joseph M. Tyler
Toinho
Borah
Wisconsin
Woodrow Wilson
Senator LaPollette
Lavoitette
Alfred B. Smith
Rojieal
Walter J
Consecration Service at Lindouwald Church of Christ
A consecration service was held at the Lindouwald Church of Christ on Sunday. All church school officers and teachers pledged loyalty to God and church, and the congregation promised cooperation with the teachers and officers.
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Lindouwald Church of Christ
Tur
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