Kinex and Harding in an era of disarmament and doubt
The article portrays Senator Knox and President Harding as figures of high ambition and cautious leadership. It notes Knox’s failed bid for the presidency, his conservative stance, and his influence in shaping policy while the country wrestles with disarmament and international diplomacy. It also analyzes Harding’s reluctance and careful approach to the disarmament conference, weighing the domestic and global pressures on his administration.
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C. Knox
Ile
United States
Wistines
Sori
McKinley
Roosevelt
Wades
Sherman
Enders
Wilson
Garemany
Rholeo
Fin
Eagues
Congress
Harding
Lintell
Rome
Hardin
Aelsh Terk
Mecomner
Hation
Usaid
Shaneung
Japan
Ford Day Ford Slow Race and Stunts Planned
A large Ford Day celebration in La Crasse features a slow race and a long list of awards for visiting Ford owners from three states. Prizes reward the furthest distance, largest families, oldest and youngest participants, best looking and decorated Fords, and farm product decorated trucks from Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin. A mysterious man and woman will offer special prizes for uncovering their identities. Registration requires completed cards due by Ford Day morning, with parking restrictions and emphasis on a grand parade.
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Youn End
la Crasse
Ortonny
Bean
Lows
Ford
Minnesota
Wistonsin
Fords
Wn Ford
X Ford
Towa
Wisconsin
Ghrem
Regg
Ford Dax
Cara
Folks Ransack Attics For Council Sale in La Crosse
La Crosse seeks help for a Community Council rummage sale slated for Tuesday and Wednesday at the Rivoli theater north store. Proceeds aided 200 needy children last spring and funded high school support for two boys, with plans to aid at least as many this winter. Gather clothing, furniture or other items and donate to the sale.
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II la Crosse
Rivoli Theater
la Crosse
Isle
Community Council
Disorder in Silesia as League decision sparks protests
Crowds across Upper Silesia rally against a League of Nations decision, with demonstrations and a declared siege in Beithen district. Communists and radical socialists push for a general strike while Poles urge calm as tensions rise between German and Polish factions over future rule.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Intereallied Commission
Oppom
Upper Silesia
Silesia
Beithen
Dhypver
Wounen
Jnague
Lvny
Poland
Geman
Warsaw
RBI
Reothan
Jpper Silesia
Econeil
Western States Show Lowest Illiteracy Among Natives
Census data show Montana Idaho Wyoming Kansas Washington had the least illiteracy. their native population classed as literate comprised about three tenths of one percent. Texas led foreign white nonpaper with higher illiteracy, while South Dakota and Washington registered the smallest percentages among states mentioned.
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Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Kik
Washington
Texas
South Dakota
Gronna Plans Tour Against No-Party League
Former U S Senator A J Gronna announced a speaking tour of North Dakota on behalf of Independent candidates. He targets the current governor attorney general and commissioner of agriculture, elected with Nonpartisan League endorsement, with the election set for October 38.
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Bismarck
NL. D
A. J. Gronna
Norkhakata
Wtale Rocal
North Dukula
Endeoraamant
Howat Dethroned Accuses Lewis of Open Shop Plot
The deposed Kansas district leader Howat and allies accuse John L Lewis of collaborating with the industrial court and the Southwestern Coal Operators to break the miners union and push an open shop. The union’s international board says the move aims to destroy the United Mine Workers and seize control of Kansas leadership, signaling a major internal conflict.
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Titsbhurgh
Kuu
Dewtupyug
Qolin
Lewis
United Ming
Workers of America
Alexander M. Howat
Kansas
Ameria
International Organization
John I. Lewis
Weary
Industrial Court
Southwestern Goal Operators’ Association
Kungis
Ne. Dt
United Mince Workers of America
John I. Lewy
Tig Tie
Im Ue
American Labor Nigvemert
Sia Ctacit
Tommy O'Connor Ordered to Hang New Trial Denied
Chicago report that Tommy O'Connor, described as a police character and gunman, was denied a new trial by Judge Scanlan and sentenced to hang on December 15 for the murder of Detective Patrick O'Neil. A faulty indictment led to the ruling, with an error naming Tommy O'Connor instead of the victim. O'Connor was captured in St Paul after a train heist attempt and evaded arrest for four months.
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Chicago
Tommy O'Conner
Scanlan
Patrick O'Neil
O'Connor
O'Neil
Tommy O'Connor
Sc. Paul
Hirsheimer Couple Attends National Tent and Awning Meet
Mr and Mrs Louis Hirsheimer left Saturday for Chicago to attend the National Tent and Awning Association convention. Hirsheimer won the program for a march From Push Cart to Auto Truck. Mr and Mrs L C Heiraheimer will also accompany the trip and use company them.
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Louis Hirsheimer
Chicago
Meiraheimer
Hirsheimer
L. C. Heiraheimer
The Bambino Defies Landis Ban On Play
Babe Ruth defies Judge Landis over the ban on World Series players. After a phone talk with Commissioner Landis, Ruth plans an exhibition game attitude toward the dispute. The judge insists the ban remains personal and binding between Ruth and Landis as they clash over baseball authority.
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Landis
Idudge
Mauntain Landis
Comaisstoner
Paseball
Babe Ruth
Entesta
Ruth
Andes Lands Balucday
la Partielle
Battin
Banday
Landis Deel
Mtn
Bleger
President Urges Action to Avert October Railroad Walkout
Washington reports President urges the Interstate Commerce Commission and Railroad Labor Board to avert a walkout planned for October 30. He pushes for early adjustment of rail rates and wages while a conference seeks to align the two powerful bodies on railway finances and labor costs. In Chicago the strike orders for October 30 involve four groups of railroads and include Big Four Brotherhoods and the Switchmen's Union, potentially triggering a nationwide disruption by November 2 with substantial mileage and major lines affected.
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Ashington
Surle and Labor Bord
Ee An Commerce Comission
Washington Br
Yees
Mee Harding
Galenzo
We House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railway Labor Board
D. C
Senate
Intertate Commerce Comitter
Pepnn Sawriay
J. Warne
Milroasd
Ads
Mr. Warne
Hesie
Tierrey
Ware
Hicago
Associated Press
Big Four Brotherhoods
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Texas Line
United States
Wall
United States Railroad
Association of Railway Executives Oe
Railroada
Chicago
W. G. Lee
Milwaukee
Brotherhood of Locomotive’ Firemen and Engineers
Order of Railway Conductors
Brotherhood of Locomotive’ Engineers
Switchmen's Union F of North America
Sheet Métal Workers
International Alliance
International Association of Machinisté
Brotherhood of
Brotherhood of Railway Signal Men of America
United Brotherhood
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Brotherhood of Railway Car Men of America
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
International
Blue Nose Takes First Canadian Schooner Trial
In Halifax, Nova Scotia, the schooner Blue Nose won the first Canadian trial on a forty mile course. Finishing in five hours 26 minutes 18 seconds, Blue Nose led Henry as its challenger for next week’s Fisherman's Trophy race against Bloyers Terman off Halifax.
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Blue Nose
Walifax
Innenberg
Henory
Nowa Séo
Walking shoes guidance from union leader to public
The article reports union leaders urging the public to prepare for severe rail strikes. Samuel M. Jewell predicts a near total train shutdown with only skeleton operations to guard property. Details discuss ambiguous shop strike extent and the potential for minimal service during the nationwide walkout starting October 30.
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Hicago
Associated Press
Fio
Bi. M. jJowell
Eminees Department
American Federation of Labor
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Dakota
No-Party League
Howat
Labor Board
Labor
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Jewell
Railrail
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Samuel M. Felton
Weede Em
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