Harding Substitute for League Sought by Cox in Ohio Rally
Governor Cox toured Michigan and Ohio messaging on the League of Nations and a stronger United States role. He touted mass front-porch sermons and criticized past failures to prevent war, urging voters to support his campaign as he visits Lansing and Toledo.
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Sepp
Toledo
Michigan
League of Nations
Harding
Talorda
Crernl Tudoranthos
America
Idee
Avanasather
Sapien
Coax
Thomsalids
Cron
Lansing
Cox Lansing
Micky
James M. Cox
Ambativs Campassi Cout
Calla Coe
Dackson
Con
Cnlls
Buttle Creek
Krahiniksoo
Gerard to raise Democratic fund in New York
Gerard is announced as taking general supervision of the collection of Democratic funds in New York. A committee line notes a practical joke and a forthcoming sale involving Tayadette and Yuri.
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Gerard
Democra IG Fund
York
Kautis Wi
Tormer
Were
Ortiiy
Mme
Ug Rangemen
Harding spoke for farmer consumers unite co op plan
Senator Harding urged extension of farm loan principles and promoted organized cooperation among producers and consumers to ease prices. He argued for cooperative selling and cautioned against profiteering while stressing America first in agriculture and broader welfare.
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Reon
Ohio
Harding
Facdiwe
Walcome
Anc Caf
Guaypes
America
Cme
Gevermont
Jonerica
Census reveals Colorado population growth and overall U.S. pattern
Census bureau data show Colorado's population reaching 979,376 with a 17.6 percent growth in the last decade, more than half of the prior period’s 48.0 percent rise. New figures for Denver and Troy also appear with revised counts and percent changes.
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Horade
Washington
Colorado
Census Bureau
Atite
Colordo
Troy
N.Y
Denver
Galu
Esch's Record Laud ed by Syd Anderson
Esch defends his rail reform record including the Esch Cummins law and ICC powers. He cites rail safety gains, block signal adoption, and automated train control measures. He argues federal control harmed equipment, champions river and rail cooperation, and supports minimum rate authority to protect water routes.
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Mississippi River
Mid-West
State Commerce Commission
Commission
Rell
Esch-Cummins rail valuation and Wall Street charges
Wisconsin officials defend the Interstate Commerce Commission role in valuing railroads and setting returns, arguing the government protects consumers and workers. The speaker highlights Section 423, 5 percent returns, watered stock concerns, and cites expert commission members as advocates for the policy while opposing critics claim of Wall Street influence. Representative Sydney Anderson endorses John Esch for Congress, praising his labor and railroad advocacy and urging voters to reelect him.
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Well Street
Interstate Commerce Commis
Wisconsin
Intersiain Commerce
Senate
Frock Island
Chicaco
Alton
Pere Marquatte
Wall Street
Congress
N& Heck
United States
Milwaukee
Interstate Commerce Commision
Basar C. Clark
Order of
Clark
J. B Mayer
Wisonsin
State Railroad Commission
le Follette
Meyer
State Commerce Commission
Maxson
Mr. Anderson
Sydney Anderson
Lanesboro
Schweizer
Tam
Esch
Jonah
John Esch
Tae
Rey
Obituary of Mrs Lewis Stanton of Dakota Minnesota
Mrs Mary Isabel Stanton of Richmond Mina died Wednesday evening after months of illness. Born in Illinois October 3, 1860. Survived by husband Lewie Stanton and son William Stanton of New Richmond Minnesota. Also sisters Ellen Cook and Mrs C Macready and brothers James Donehower Jacob Donehower Rufus Donehower and Claude Donehower. Funeral Saturday September 4 at 11 in the Methodist Episcopal church Dakota Minnesota with Rev William Thompson officiating. Interment Dakota cemetery.
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Lewis Stanton
Mary Isabel Stanton
Richmond
Mina
Vielack
Ilinois
Tee
Lewie Stanton
Willam Stanton
New Richmond
Minn
Ellen Cook
Caicago Ih
Mos. C. Macready
San Diego
Cal
James Donehow
Sugar price cuts spark steady market shifts in New York
Reports from New York state refined sugar market show Federal Sugar Refining cutting one cent per pound to 15 cents, with Arbuckle Brothers offering limited fine granulated at 15 cents. Other refiners kept prices unchanged as traders evaluate second-hand or speculator stocks. A separate quip notes a parsonage misnaming at a Union Depot visit.
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New York
Federal Sugar Refining Company
Arbuckle Brothers
Danderine Hair Product Ad Claims Fresh Look
An advertisement promotes Danderine as a hair treatment that eliminates dandruff and fakish hair loss after use. It asserts the product brings new life vigor brightness and thicker color to each strand.
General Urges Death for Mutinous Troops in China
Aug 31 Peking dispatch reports General Chang Tso-Lin demanded death for any of the 1,506 troops who joined the mutiny at Matchery. He said he was restrained from executing punishments only by a disagreement with the president who favored schooling all single-led troops.
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Peking
Chang Tso-Lin
Ano
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