Charges Proved Geclares Moore No Says Upham
Chicago dispatch reports mixed views on whether Cox’s charges of a 15 million dollar Republican slush fund to buy the presidency are proven. GOP figures Upham and Moore defend or refute the charges while Democrats urge restraint as the Senate committee continues its probe into campaign expenditures and fundraising.
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Chitago
Senate
Capapaign
Cox
Senate Committee
BE. H. Moore
Governor Cox
Fred W. Upham
Republican National Committee
Walter E. Edge
Reed
James M. Reed
Moore
Pittsburgh
Republican National
Upham
National Committee
Atores
Ohio
Treasgrer
Jovernor Cox
Up~ Maid
Upham. T
Up Nun
Congressional Committee
Brovant
Modee
National Treasury
Wilbur W. Marsh
James W
Voloriirman
Unie
Peasant Republic Formed in Altai Region
In Harkin Manchuria on September 11 a new peasant republic was announced in the Altai region. The movement envisions a civilian leadership with military defense and claims broad popular support amid tensions with neighboring powers.
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Siberia
Harkin
Manchuria
Altai
Incoherent OCR Note Recounts Personal Names and Places
Fragmentary OCR text includes scattered names and terms Beth Coorge Jor sshd J Ouden Armour hospital and writing war pathic geetic aliempl. Unable to determine a coherent event or entities.
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Ouden Armour
Drowned Wife to Get Money Motive Probed in Canoe Tragedy
Police search the Potomac near Catfish Cove for Mrs. Gertrude Viger Kuehling missing after a canoe capsize. Her ex husband and locals dispute the account as investigators probe inheritance and divorce motives amid custody concerns and prior marriage details.
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Washington
Tles
Gertrude Viger Kuehling
Detroit
Roy W. Kuehling
Mansfield
Ohio
Potomac River
Catfish Cove
Howard B. Osgood
Kuehling
Kuehlings
Mount Clemens
Mich
Mr. Osgood
Mra. Kuehling
P. L. Ryan
Sullivan
Osgood
Osgood Wos
Ogood
Prohibition Candidate Seeks Rural Loyalty At Fair
Hamline Minnesota September 11 Aaron Wilkins pledges not to chase exact campaign funds citing 30 cents as costly. He argues real issues are League of Nations labor and traffic extinction, claiming rural voters respond to reason and loyalty to farming.
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Hamline
Minn
Cama
Palan Fund
Aaron & Wilkines
Prohibition
Minngyotu
League of Nations
Colorado Coal Miners Threaten Strike Over Wages
Denver reports that 3,000 Colorado bituminous coal miners threaten to strike if a wage increase of $1.50 per day is not granted under a working agreement. The walkout could begin in short order pending final word from union leaders.
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Colorado
Denver
Colo
Sept. L
Unioa
Colorado Tekde
Kansas City Car Lines Placed Into Receivers Hands
Kansas City Railways company falls under receivership for the second time in nine years. Frank G. Mileas appointed temporary receiver after the firm admitted to a bill of insolvency. The Kansas City Railways company confirms the receivership.
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Kansas City Car Lines
Kansae City
Kansas City
Olive Thomas Dies in France at 22
Paris report confirms Olive Blain Duffy known as Olive Thomas died at 11 this morning in Neuilly at the American hospital after ingesting poison by mistake. Born October 20 1888 in Charleroi Pa she rose to stage fame then moved to Hollywood in 1917 after marrying fellow actor Pickford.
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Paris
Lent
Olive Thorman
Neuilly
Joneon Choate
New York
Olive Thomas
James Duffy
Wee Olive Blain Duffy
Charleroi
Miss Thomas
California
Duck Pickford
Flirting a Lost Art Declared by Chicago Matron
Chicago matron Alice Clements says flirting as a refined social skill is dead. She laments that girls no longer practice demure looks or eyelid lifts, and that today’s young women are too familiar with men. She notes that respectable girls now expect only a hat tip for attention.
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Chicago
Alice Clements
Midland Packing Company case argued for receivership in circuit court
In Denver the Midland Packing Company appeal on receivership was fully argued in the United States circuit court of appeals. After about two and a half hours of hearing the attorneys concluded. A decision was not scheduled, clerk E E Koch suggesting possibly in two months depending on caseload. Attys Faville Stilwell Wagner and Hegness led and wrapped up arguments.
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Denver
Midland Packing Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
F. F. Faville
Iowa
C. M. Stilwell
EB. E. Wagner
Appelle Hegness
Faville
E. E. Koch
Itill
Sioux City
Russia punishes food speculators amid grain crisis
Washington reports Soviet authorities widen punishments against food speculators and peasants reclaiming requisitioned grain. Dispatches say peasants face execution for reclaiming grain, while smuggling persists as Petrograd tightens control with a decree prohibiting private transport of food and threatening three years hard labor for carrying even small potato amounts.
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Washington
Soviet Russia
Petrograd
Harriman Guilty of Contempt of Court
New York September 11 W Averill Harriman president of the American Ship and Commerce Company and H M Robinson vice president were adjudged guilty of contempt of court by Judge Mitchell on Friday. No sentence was imposed.
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New York
W. Averill Harriman
The
American Ship and Commerce Company
H. M. Robinson
Mitchell
Four Face Murder Charge In Hat Murder Case
Mingo county grand jury returned indictments charging murder in the killing of Anse Hat at Mallowan a month earlier. The defendants named are Bil Hatteld chief of police of Mallowan Halie Chambers Fd Chambers and Tall Chambers.
Exchange Opens With Easy Foreign Demand
New York September 11 foreign exchange opened easy with sterling at 4611 francs 0 7le lire 408e marks 0157 cables 0138 Canadian dollars 060e. A misread line about Afghanistan and a torn note appears in the fragment, leaving unclear details.
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New York
Costliest clothes all they will buy in stock yards
Manuel Meyerhoff, owner of a stock yards general store, testified at the wage hearing that the cheapest suit sells for 50 dollars and the cheapest shoes for 10 a pair. He noted young workers buy silk shirts up to 16 to 18 dollars and that prices are higher than last year, though shoes have recently been cut by a dollar per pair with more cuts expected.
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Chicago
Manuel Meyerhoff
Stock Yards
Meyerhoff
Louis F. Swift
Swift & Co
Swift
American Woolen Company
Niet
Ay Yanion
Iowa
I. A. Andrew
Lowe Bankers’ Association
G J. Mo Mercer
Kannan
Kansas
A. BE. de Ricoles
American Live Stock & Loon Company
Leaver
Tucker’s
Montauk
Wyoming
Louis
Ferd T Hovey
Jo Mo Mercer
Topeka
Kian
JM. Wilstie
Tetanee Corthy
Thwart Big Plot to Sell Stolen Dyes
Adolph Widder assistant treasurer and Samuel Wehn a Brooklyn chemical company official were arrested by Justice Department agents in a Newark dye theft case. Federal agents seized about $60,000 worth of dyes, with fifty barrels identified as stolen from the government warehouse six weeks earlier in Newark New Jersey.
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Chicago
Adolph Widder
Samuel Wehn
Brooklyn
N. Y
Department of Justice
Newark
N. J
Kidnapped Blakely Coughlin Believed Found in Kentucky
Morristown Tennessee dispatch reports county authorities believe the light eyed blue baby named Blakely Coughlin, suspected of kidnapping, is being held there for identification. Deputy Sheriff J B Neal expects advice from Worristown about the recovery.
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Morristown
Tenn
Blakely Coughlin
Worristown
Diskeley Coughlin
Sherry J. B. Neal
Texas Democrats Propose 20000 Dollar Cox Roosevelt Fund
A Texas Democrats meeting in Fort Worth discussed plans to raise a 20000 dollar Cox Roosevelt fund. The group was led by J A Kemp and Winnita Palla who presided over the session.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Wednesaday
Texas
J. A. Kemp
Winnita Palla
Senator Crane Improves After Illness Report
Former Senator W. Murray Crane, currently at his residence, is reported to be better today though still muttering and impaired in articulation. Local health officials note gradual improvement as doctors monitor his condition.
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Dalen Muss
W. Murray Crane
Greenwood murder threat ties Irish politics to Brixton events
Sinn Fein leaders warn Secretary of State Muanmae Greenwood that if Lord Mayor Mackwiney dies in Brixton he will be tried for murder by Irish courts. Dublin reports Friday night said Mackwiney’s condition remains serious. in Tullow three policemen were shot and unrest followed with townspeople fleeing as volunteers fought fires. San Francisco protests over British ships and Highland port news indicate continued opposition to Mackwiney’s imprisonment, with a ship coaling disruption attributed to pickets and crew actions aboard the Muncaster Castle.
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Danion
Sept. Il
Muanmae Greenwood
Ireland
Sinn Pein Party
Terence Mackwiney
Brixton
Republic of Ireland
Macswiney
Dublin
Tullow
San Francisco
MacAwiney
Pacific Coast
Women's Irish Educational League
Muncaster Castle
Hongkong
Digre Held Without Bail In Matheson Murder Case
Sioux Falls reports John Digre farm hand in a joint indictment with Mrs Anna Matheson for the killing of her husband Martin Matheson last July. Digre remains in custody with bail denied. Judge Bergh directs bail request through circuit court. Matheson, confined to bed, reiterates confession accusing Digre of proposing the murder plan and hoping she would join him afterward.
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Sioux Falls
John Digre
Sherman
Anna Matheson
Martin Matheson
Digre
Bergh
Matheson
Ponzi Scheme Auditor Details Million-Dollar Investor Payouts
Federal Auditor Edwin Pride testified before Bankruptcy Referee James Olmstead that Charles Ponzi's operation collected about 9.08 million dollars from investors and issued notes totaling 14.87 million. Pride estimated Ponzi's liabilities at roughly 6.95 million.
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Boston
Charles Pongal
Pongi
Edwin L. Pride
James M. Olmstead
Federal
Jountier
Pride
Ponzi
Ponal
Plane carrying 700 pounds of mail leaves San Francisco
The first transcontinental postal airplane departs from Marina field San Francisco at 6 16 am carrying 700 pounds of mail piloted by Raymond J Little. It is slated to reach Reno Salt Lake City and Mineola New York with the first regular transcontinental mail flight completing that leg today.
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San Francisco
Marina Field
Raymond J. Little
Rene
Salt Lake
Mineola Field
New York
Reno
Reds Gather Forces for Attack on Poles
Washington dispatch reports Russian red armies concentrating at Grodno near the Lithuanian frontier to advance toward Warsaw. Allied officer advices indicate Bolshevists seek Lithuanian cooperation for the campaign.
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Poles
Washington
Grodno
Warsaw
Federal Judge Rules Liquor Seizure Without Warrant Violates Fourth Amendment
Federal Judge Garvin in Brooklyn ruled Friday that seizure of liquor without a search warrant violates the Fourth Amendment. The decision addresses federal commissioners and the legality of warrantless confiscations in New York.
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New York
Federal
Judgie Garvin
Brooklyn
Pupils Back Union At Central High Printing Shop
Central High School pupils staged a brief strike in the school printing class after the board of education barred workers connected with organized labor from public coats. A petition previously held by a union printer was involved in the dispute.
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Bt. Louis
Sept. Il
Clias
Central High School
Nhonunion
Board of Education
Olson on trial for attempted murder in Lueken case
John Olson was found guilty of attempt to murder Harm B. Lueken in Fremont Nebraska. The trial included letters from Mrs. Lueken and testimony about alleged affair details. Mrs. Olson, wife of the defendant, filed a separate $25,000 alienation suit against Mrs. Lueken claiming loss of her husband's affections.
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Fremont
Neb
John Olson
Lueken
District Court
Olson
Mralorence Olson
Foe
Mra. Olson
Hir
Leters
Steel Realty Development forms to buy factories
Dover Delaware September articles of incorporation filed by United States Corporation Company for Steel Realty Development with 150 million dollars in preferred stock and 4 million common shares. The company, controlled by U W Steel Companies Incorporated based in Buffalo, aims to buy factories and build facilities to manufacture merchandise and aid global retail distribution.
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Dover
Del
Sept
Steel Realty Development Corporation
Secretary of State
Ken
United States Corporation Company
U.W. Steel Companys, Incorporated
Buffalo
Stor) Realty Development Corporation
Italian Reds Sovietize Metal Factories
Report from London dated September 11 describes Italy's metal industry being subjected to radical state control as the government aims to curb worker unrest. About four hundred thousand metal workers are said to be involved in the movement, with mixed results across northern provinces. Some factories are only held, others operated, and overall production reportedly varies around normal levels or higher in a few cases.
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London
Italy
Hirde
Halla Betbhevinis
Noriety
Lithuania Refuses Evacuation in Disputed Territory
In a Septem ber dispute, Lithuania refuses to evacuate contested territory citing violation of territorial integrity. Lithuania does not recognize Polish claims and asserts the area remains under Lithuanian sovereignty amid tensions with Poland and neighboring powers.
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Lithuania
Waatington
Uye
Han
Polaned
Moses Lithveanio
Livestock Crisis Manifests in Western States Meet
Ranchers press Western bankers for 100 million in credit and government action as Iowa Kansas hog breeders and Montana Wyoming cattle owners warn of severe cuts. Wall Street financiers and packers face pleas for relief to curb price hikes and sustain breeding stock.
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Mottuna
Wyoming
Iowa
Kansas
Vertock Bank
New York
Chicago
Texas
Oklahoma
Mead
Eaduga
Harding Addresses Baptist Negroes
Harding urges unity amid racial tensions and calls for peaceful progress as he speaks to Baptist Negro audiences. He emphasizes moral reform, national healing, and the need to avoid violence while addressing social and religious concerns of African American communities.
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