Seaman Strongest Candidate in State Press and GOP
State Press and GOP leaders say Seaman is strongest by reason of soldiers and women. They urge solidified vote behind him to defeat the Nonpartisan League. Figures like Former Governor Taridsan back Seaman as the strongest candidate, with broad support across farmer voters and women. The press indicates Seaman has the momentum to beat the league statewide.
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League
Imaurere
Wis
Prt
Shure
Seaman
Jarene
Farmer Roverners
Tames
Davidsengin
F. Scofield
Suman
Taridsan
Carhney
Scania
the Suite Press
Niikost Ton Pape
Hin Gandbage
Trades and Labor Council
Suilway
Pearl
Main
Gass
Riversile Park
Knutson
Rustson
Riverside Park
Politcal
United States
Meir
Deny Cox Charges Of Assessment Of Coal Operators
Chicago, Sept. Replying to charges by Governor Cox that an attempt was made to levy a fifty thousand dollar assessment on coal operators, J K Morings denies the claim and says the committee met in a neutral manner at the Auditorium hotel. He cites prior money raised and lists figures including eighteen thousand and twenty thousand dollars as contributions.
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Cox
Chicago
Vievernor Cox
J. K. Dmoring
Pmbolic Tongs
Govrernor Cox
Davis
Auditorium Hotel
Creemlig
Tooter
Fred WW
Tipharm
Uie Republican National Romimintee
Radicals Propose Takeover of Italian Factories
A Radical plan urges seizure of Italian factories by workers under a general government endorsement. The proposal, backed by militants from the General Federation of Labor and metal workers, seeks state control without government interference. No formal revision or action has been authorized.
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Loring
Mola
Cie Stadas
Federation of Tats Bee
Metal Workers
Nnion
Titian Socialis
Milan
Dligpenhely
Lipo
Powell
Obroran Wins Early as Liberal Constitutionalists Lead Mexico Vote
Alvaro Obroran, Liberal Constitutionalist candidate, claimed a decisive victory in yesterday's presidential election across the republic. Alfredo Robtos Domin- Furt, representing the National Republican party, trailed as disorderly reports emerged and officials prepared further tallies.
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Mericg Caty
Alvarn Obroran
Lib-Ral Constitutionalist Party
Mexican Republic
Alfredo Robtos Domin- Furt
National Republican Party
Franklin Roosevelt Receives Loving Cup In Labor Day Ceremony
Sir York reports Franklin D Roosevelt, the Democratic presidential candidate, placed a wreath at Lafayette statue in Prospect Park during the labor day celebration. He was then presented with a silver loving cup by New York Navy workers in appreciation of his assistance as secretary.
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Sir York
Franklin D. Rooseret
Demcratio vi
Lafayette
New York Navy
World Accepts Labor as Equal, Aims for Fair Deal
A propaganda style urging democracy through enfranchisement of labor argues that workwear and toil no longer signal inferiority. It asserts labor should be respected, not exploited, and that society must ensure a square deal for all, wage earner or capitalist. Jesus as a carpenter is cited to show divine regard for labor.
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Jais
Letus
Jesus
Cod
MacSwiney Shows Signs of Greater Weakness
In Cork the Lord Mayor Terence MacSwiney remains on hunger strike since August 12 as authorities detain him. Father Dominic, chaplain, reports the mayor is very weak and his condition worsened by the noon update. Sean MacSwiney stayed near during the vigil.
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London
Cork
Briglon Prion
Dominic
Privon
Dart MacSwiney
Sean Macswiney
MacSwiney
Eleven Entered for Automobile Contest at Uniontown Speedway
Eleven drivers enter today’s 226-mile automobile contest at Uniontown Speedway in Florida. Prizes totaling more than 214000 dollars will be distributed among entrants including Tip De Farma Ballot Welde Stene Frontenac Gaston Chevrolet Monroe L. Corm Prentenac Benny Hill Dusenbers Eddie O'Donnel Eddie Miller Dugenberz Jinnie A Wuepby Eddie Herne Revere Desay Hickey and G. M. C. Special.
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Uniontown
Tip de Farma
Welde Stene
Frontenac
Gaston Chevrolet
Monroe
L. Corm
Prentenac
Benny Hill
Eddie O'Donnel
Dusenbers
Womry Millen
Dusenbere
Eddie Miller
Dugenberz
Jlinnie Awuepby
Dusenberg
Eddie Herne
Revere
Desay Hickey
G.M. C
Finish of Pike's Peak auto and airplane race ends in sightseers
Thousands of spectators gathered at Colorado Springs to witness the finish of automobile and airplane runs to Pike's Peak. Eighteen cars and tour airplanes entered, with the first car departing at 11 o clock and the rest timing intervals following.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Holmen Village Elects Women to Election Boards
Holmen village assigns women to vote and supervise roles on election boards. Nina Gullickson named election clerk, Adolph Tohnsen listed as ballot clerk, and Mrs Storm Gilbertson as ballot clerk. Men remain supervisors of the election process.
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Holmen
Nuge
Nina Gullickson
Adolph Tohnsen
Storm Gilbertson
Thane
Feo Maere
Jtruania Proposes Marianpol Seat of Peace Parley
Paris reports Seoul has suggested Marianpol as the peace talks seat with Poland. French foreign office notes Poland will likely move to accept. Meanwhile heavy fighting rages around Lubin and Brest-Litowsk region as Soviet statements claim progress along the Bug River and near Hrubieszow and Sokal. Two Cork boys shot at Macroam, suspected from military lorries.
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Jtruania
Marianpol
Paris
Seoul
Gclithvanid
Brest-Litowsk
Imation
Bug Triver
Hravleszow
Sokal
Hillgz
Amateur title attracts over two hundred golfers
Over two hundred golfers compete for the United States amateur title across two Long Island courses. Notables include C. J. Tolley, Bobby Jones, Paul Moore, and James Hyde, with international entrants from Canada and Britain. Labor Day observances mute government activity in Washington as Lafayette’s anniversary is marked by patriotic events.
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Mogland
Canada
S Sollars
United St Tes
Tstory
Tonmmanent Nekesshare
Long Island
Engineers
Gountey Ani
North Shore
Gienbead
Charles Hope
England
J. H. Tolley
James "Re Hyde
South Shore
Phowas D
Armour
Scotland
Ae Pino
Drew Gardiner White
Nassau
L. I Cs
PB. Grier
Primary Election Witnesses Many Battles On Slate
Tomorrow is primary election day in La Crosse County with contests for congress governor and United States senator. Voters face early polls and women voting for the first time, while several district and county offices see vigorous nominations and party battles across Republican and Democratic tickets.
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Che City
la Grosse County
Joan J. Wsch
Joseph D. Beck
Viroun
Vougrtssman
J. L. Leprooth
Superior
James Thompson
la Crosse
United States
Roy P. Wilcox
Colmel Mellery
Frank H. Porter
J. J. Verdota
Sreang
Mercaer Gt Bangor
William If. Miler
West Swen
Ee i
Dugen I. Clark
Gales- Ville
la Crosse County
Hinson
Mindoro
EH. D. Stasis
North la Crosse
Glerk B. A. Jolivetoe
Praik J. Bradley
Edward C. Miller
Ti Crosse
Sher Sift
Congressmen Esch Delivers Address in Tomah
The largest meeting of the primary campaign in Tomah Wisconsin was addressed by Congressman John Esch of La Crosse on Wednesday evening. The Boys' band gave a short concert before the speech and Assembly, many aides introduced Mr Esch in a brief talk. Many women were in the audience.
Correction on Senator Lenroot labor record tally
A correction advert in yesterday's issue fixes typographical errors in a Senator Lenroot labor record. It states the American Federation of Labor tally misreported favorable votes as 18 of 43 on labor bills. The correct figure is 38 favorable votes out of 43 on tariff measures.
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Lenroot
American’ Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Primary Election Day Guidance for Women Voters
Instructions outline voting steps for women voters tomorrow. Polls open from morning to evening at registered ward polling places. Voters select a party slip, mark one candidate per office with crosses, and return unused slips to officials. Registration remains open on primary day, so those unregistered may still vote after registering.
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Gepost
Not All Land of Roses Says Local Pastor
Reverend Claude R Shaver of Ist Presbyterian returns from two months west trip. He notes optimistic local boosters and the need for a businesslike inventory of possibilities to boost communities. California grape growers and breweries indicate shifts toward food products amid broader positive spirit.
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Pacific Coast
Claude R. Shaver
Witst
Presbyterian Church
Lind. Peter
Convern
Middle West
Owi
California
Democracy at stake in Riverside labor parade
In La Crosse Riverside park hosts a vast labor day march and rally led by organizer R. G. Krudsen. Speakers include James Thompson and Republican candidates Beck Verdeta, addressing themes of anti privilege and defending workers in politics.
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Labor
R. G. Krudsen
Une
Riverside Park
Day Committee
Ed James Thompson
United States
Joseph D. Beck
Virequa
Joseph J
Verdeta
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