Republicans Forecast Spending Surge In Final Campaign Week
Chicago October 28 The Republican National Committee projects total campaign expenditures of 3 442 892 32 for Harding’s presidential bid. Up to October 24 about 3 042 992 32 had been spent with an estimated 400 000 more in the last week. Fred Upham reports, Venizelos names Prince Paul the new Greek king, with premier backing.
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Republican National Committee
Harding
Fred W.ham
Senate Committee
Upham
House of Representatives
Washington
American Federation of Labor, Non-Partisan Campaign Committee
Non-Partisan
League
William T. Page
Democratic National Committee reports 878831.24 receipts
New York October 28 the Democratic National Committee reports total receipts through October 25 totaling 878831.24 for the present campaign Wilbur Marsh says only 150000 was borrowed with the rest from contributions The Kenyon committee is reviewing the funds in ChinaZo matter.
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New York
Democratic National Committee
Wilbur “W. Marsh
Marsh
Kenyon Committee
ChinaZo
Wells Denies Conversation About Vanderlip Proposals
London reports that H G Wells author denies United States claims that he spoke with Nikolai Lenine about Vanderlip proposals. Wells says Young's Riga account was third or fourth hand from private talks. Colby also said Harding and Lenine denied knowledge of Vanderlip.
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London
H. G. Wells
Colby
Washington
Vanderlip
United States
Young
Riga
Wells
Nikolai Lenine
Lenine
Senator Harding
Harding
Minor Leagues Plan to Oppose Lasker Reorganization
Minor league officials say the Lasker plan for a new national commission would create government without representation and restore the draft. They plan to oppose the scheme unless radical changes are made before the Kansas City meeting next month.
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New York
Lasker
National Commission
Kansas City
Greek Ministers Discuss Succession After King Alexander
Athens reports the council of ministers has debated the dynastic question since King Alexander's death. The Greek minister at Berne will meet Prince Paul to invite him to succeed his elder brother, Alexander.
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Athens
Alexander
Council of Ministers
Berne
Paul
Health Board asks who is responsible for 1919 disease deaths
North Carolina health officials urge citizens to identify who bears responsibility for typhoid diphtheria and smallpox deaths in 1919. Free vaccines and 25 cent diphtheria antitoxin shift responsibility to parents and doctors as campaigns show declines in illness and deaths. Monthly bulletin highlights preventable diseases and urges public help to save babies.
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Max Abernethy
Raleigh
North Carolina
State Board of Health
Board of Health
Var don Card Gains Five Pounds on Exhibition Tour
Toronto report says English golf star Harry Vardon has gained five pounds since arriving in America and embarking on a long exhibition tour.
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Golf Ic
Toronto
Harry Vardon
America
Thousands Attend Cork Lord Mayor Funeral in London
Mass was held at St George's cathedral for Terence MacSwiney the Cork lord mayor who died after a 73 day hunger strike in Brixton prison. Dignitaries attended as guards of honor and a mourning widow collapsed. The casket bore the lord mayor’s hat and a breastplate stating murdered by the foreigner.
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London
St. George's Cathedral
Cork
Terence MacSwiney
Brixton Prison
Charen
Lord Mastor
Dublin
Labor Party
Irish Republican Army
Irish Army
Brixton
Piedmont League Keeps Six Clubs in 1947 Season Plan
Greensboro reporters note Piedmont League directors vote not to expand to eight clubs, keeping six teams for the 1947 season. Roanoke and Lynchburg sought berths, Winston-Salem given until November 20 to decide on a berth amid ballpark issues, with further decisions possible.
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Piedmont
Greensboro
Piedmont League of Professional Baseball
Roanoke
Lynchburg
KK. E. Shore
Winston-Salem
Twin City
North Carolina
Virginia City
Col
Albert Cox
Raleigh
Ox Attacks Lorimer Periodical by Governor Cox
Dayton reports Governor Cox charges the Saturday Evening Post and editor George Horace Lorimer with unfair partisanship. He says the Curtis Publishing Co faced FTC findings of unfair distribution practices and accuses big business of opposing him for a “square deal.”
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Dayton
Saturday Evening Post
George Horace Lorimer
Cox
Mnore
Curtis Publishing Company
Federal Trade Commission
Express Manager Backs Kiwanis Action in High Point
Division Manager York of the American Railway Express company told High Point Kiwanis members that any action the club takes to improve express service will be approved by officials. He said the city already receives splendid service and urged immediate local action with full company cooperation, including potential expansion of delivery and collection territory.
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American Railway Express Company
High Point Kiwanians
Kiwanis” Club
Express
Kiwanis Club
High Point
Governor Bickett to Speak in City Friday Night
North Carolina Governor T W Bickett will address the High Point high school auditorium Friday at 7 30 p m. He passed through High Point yesterday en route to Asheboro and will speak in Winston-Salem tonight before returning to High Point. He is touring the state delivering speeches to Democrats and thousands have already listened to him.
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T. W. Bickett
North Carolina
High Point
Ashehore
Forsyth
Stolen Property Recovered In High Point Case
A pump shotgun and three government blankets stolen from the United States naval training station at Hampton Roads were found today in Ferdinand Gray’s Wearns street home. Raymond Hackner, a High Point youth, is held in Richmond charged with larceny. Hackner allegedly confessed, and Gray claimed the items were shipped to him by Hackner, who is his son in law.
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Hampton Roads
Ferdinand Gray
Wearns Street
Raymond Hackner
High Point
Richmond
Department of Justice
Wagner
Gray
United States
Brown
Hackner
Rowland Yountz
Navy
Harding Denies Vanderlip Letter of Introduction
In Cleveland Nevada October 28 Senator Harding stated he is very certain he never gave Vanderlip a letter of introduction and Vanderlip is not his agent. He also criticized a Harvey's Weekly cartoon depicting Governor Cox and asked for its suppression due to religious reverence concerns.
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Lenine
Cleveland
Washington Vanderlip
Russia
Harding
Harvey’s Weekly
Cox
A. T. Reid Syndicate
Republican National Committee
Bulgarian Leader Stambulinski Seeks Stabilizing Bulgaria
Alexander Stambulinski, former revolutionary and Agrarian party figure, now dominates Bulgarian politics after King Ferdinand abdicated. Once sentenced to death and jailed, he later declined a cabinet offer as revolts shook the army, leaving him undisputed head of the kingdom with Agrarians strongest in Sobranje.
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London
Qeet
Alexander Stambulinski
Bulgaria
Stambulinski
Agrarian Party
Stambulinsky
Bulgarian House of Representatives
Kiwanis Push Express Service Improvements for High Point
Kiwanis club adopts resolutions urging the American Railway Express to improve express delivery and pickup in High Point. Governor Cox and Senator Harding are discussed via interpreters Charlie Muse and Charlie Robbins. A bowling contest with Rotary is set for election night, with listed club members assigned to compete.
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American Railway Express Company
High Point
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanians
Kiwanis
Cox
Harding
Charlie Muse
Charlie Robbins
Robbins
Muse
Mr. Harding
High Point Rotarians
C. D. Smith
Tom Gilham
W .B. Price
W. J. Parker
J. V. Wilson
Charlie Coble
Tax Amendment Battle Rages in North Carolina Vote Fight
Raleigh reports a fierce campaign over a proposed constitution tax amendment. Key figures Morrison Bickett Gardner Hoey support ratification while J W Bailey resists. Tax Clerk J S Griffin resigns after denying any illegal fund underplay and asserts his support for informing voters.
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Raleigh
Morrison
Bickett
Gardner
Griffin
Pell
Raleigh Central Committee
Southern Railway
Virginia
North Carolna
Cotton Slumps on nerves over British labor and frost fears
New York reports show cotton futures opening barely steady with declines of 20 to 31 points as Liverpool cables and frost uncertainty weigh. Active months extend losses with December at 20.92, January 20.30, March 20.15, May 20.00, and July 19.90 amid liquidation.
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New York
Liverpool
Southern
Gaffney Textile Plants Cut Wages for 1500 Workers
In Gaffney South Carolina a 16 percent wage reduction will take effect November 1 affecting about 1500 operatives in the textile plants. The cut is attributed to lower prices and reduced demand for textile products.
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Gaffney
Mille
Sisters Take Twin Weddings in Corydon
In Corydon Iowa on Oct 28 a double wedding united Freiner O Schwein hart with Josephine Hall and Emery L Schwein hart with Elizabeth C Hall. The event joined two sisters and two brothers in marriage in a single ceremony.
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Corydon
Ind
Iner O. Schweilnhhart
Josephine Hall
Emery L. Schweinhart
Elizabeth C. Hall
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