Prohibition and Suffrage Focus of One Party Campaign
A campaign tour by Aaron Watkins of Ohio for the Prohibition Party highlighted the party’s long history of reform including woman suffrage and civil service, arguing the Eighteenth Amendment and equal suffrage were their achievements. Watkins attacked Cox and Harding for hints about repealing prohibition, urged leadership on tariff reform and postal system changes, and urged nation binding action on foreign affairs while defending party priorities amid ongoing enforcement debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Harding
Prohibition Party
Aaron
Worret
Fms. Mr. Watking
Aefinine
Feither
Bead Loge
Linlyan
Nations
League of Nations
Inter
United States
America
United Stes
Kneland
Presidentia Cumpilen
Vieding
Cloverner
Coxwerlh
Ynel
Governor Cox Campaign Stops Across Nevada Cities
Governor Cox campaigns across Nevada visiting Miko, Wintes mnera, Lovelock, Sparks, and Reno with a stop in Se in Take City. He plans California appearances in Sacramento, San Francisco, and San Bernardino areas before heading east, signaling a broad western tour.
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Cox
Nevada
Tos
Addreses
Miko
Wintesmnera
Lovelock
Sparks
Reno
Pnia
Sein
Take City
Tabernacle
Marion
Ceday
Gemmor
Careriers Novas Mip
California
Campilen
Sacrament
San Francisco
San Promises
Carkland
Calitfornia
Market Prices Report From New York September
Market summary from New York shows mixed commodity quotes with fish prices noted. Entries list varied figures with cents per unit and daily changes, reflecting typical daily market activity for traders and speculators.
Market Show Strength in Early Session Across Commodities
The market opened with gainful activity in shipping, steel, and tobacco related issues as commodities moved higher. Stocks including Vanadium Republic and American Woolen led advances while rails and oils showed notable strength amid broad buying, with several industrials posting fractional gains and others steady to firmer in early trading.
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Steela
Sopara
Slovement
York
Plerchaallié Marina
Unites
Frul
Atlantic Gulf
Bethlchem
Crucible
Vanadium Republic
Replogio Steely
Sa. Stromsberg
Suma
Tobacco
Losdar
Taos
Shell
Transport
Mexican Petroleum
Middle States
Invincible Olis
St. Louis
Southwestern Pic
Southern Railway
New Orleans
Texas
Onean Pacific
London
NiiGess-Chalmers, Bid
Sugar, Hide and Leath
American International Cork
Pageatt
Mounier Meators
Uhesansake
Ghinage
GE. Land Pac
Chino Ganger
Ang Tron Corn Products
Crucible Steri
Aginechric 1 Motors
Mer
Trenkabiowad Taper Kenneestt Copper
Shville
Nashville
Hartford
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Dielahona
Pan American Petroleum
Weel
Udebaker Corporationnessee Copper Co
Paci Tebauco
Fond Products
Ind
Alconoy
United States Rubber
United States
Steed ‘Ian
Westinghouse Bied
Willys Overland
Dave Gil Co
Wheat Market Declines Amid Bearish Pressure in Chicago
Wheat prices slipped in Chicago on Sept 26 as futures for December closed 2 1/2 cents lower and March around 2.95. Trading featured light export sales and overall weak demand as bears dominated the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Til
Board permits sale of ships to foreign interests
Washington Sept 14 The American Shipbuilding company was authorized by the Mississippi board to sell ten steel steamers of 3700 deadweight tons each for transfer to foreign registry. This marks the first authority for such sales under the new merchant marine act. The ships built on the Great Lakes will be registered in France Britain Norway Sweden Denmark Belgium Spain and the Netherlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Shipbuilding Company
Ssippi Board
Ameren Company
Great Lakes
Union Injunction Barred Union to Solicit Nonunion Miners
Charleston West Virginia September 16 three judges of the supreme court of appeals granted a tripartite injunction restraining national and district officers of the United Mine Workers of America from attempting to induce nonunion coal miners to join the union in violation of contracts with coal mining companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
L.A
National and District
United Mine Workers of America
Coal Miners Co Dain
Suprime Court of Appeals
Doctor Held For Death Of Wife And Daughter
In Muskegon Michigan on September 16 doctor C W Sedgwick of Whitehall was taken into a body after the deaths of his wife and their three year old daughter. Bodies found in a board in Whitehall this morning. Doctors say both victims choked to death. Convicts in Budapest were sentenced for murder of a shop owner with hangings and long prison terms.
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Muskegon
Mich
C. W. Sedgwick
Whitehall
Wiose Stock Exchange
Manhiattan
New York
Aml
Manhatan Island
Prohibition Blacklist Published by Anti-Saloon League
Washington report from a public conference reveals a partial blacklist of congressional candidates opposed to prohibition. Wheeler, league general counsel, says the list targets nominees like Tayza and Watson, aiming to defeat Tayza and reelect Watson in Indiana.
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Washington
Ostrainda
Congress
Warne B. Wheeler
Gener
League
Fang
Tageart
Thoma Pannosing
Watson
Cremblican
Indiana
Wheeler
Tayza
Bia
Noon hour disaster shocks Wall Street crowd
A massive explosion near a Morgan building in Lower Manhattan injures hundreds and kills several, prompting immediate stock market closures and a citywide emergency response. Eyewitnesses report a car and possible bomb, with conflicting accounts of two passengers and a chauffeur. Police guard the Treasury as rescuers remove victims from the financial district.
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Willy Pyertien
Morgan Offleey
Morgan
Walk Street
Wall Street Explosion Theories and Aftermath
A New York blast near the Morgan building drew crowds and wounded dozens. Officials weighed dynamite versus TNT as causes while police hunted clues, with injured workers, a crashed automobile, and a recovered New Jersey license plate. United States troops reinforced Governor's Island as stock trading paused and Morgan offices faced damage.
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Taland
New York
Bern
Morgan
J.P. Morgan Himaeinik
Wall Street
Wil Banking
Isgaw Fergey
Mor
Getbliah
Sny
YNT
Moreen
Sub
Inanelerr
Mambera
The
Stock Exchange
Thomas W. Yarsant
Henry P. Davison
Tnderneath
New Jersey
Cnootters
Jerome 2 Mckeen
Nelson Avenue
Bronx
Morean
Hoase
United States
Governor's Island
Remb Piet
Uquad
Pomb Het
Lone -Fffteen P
Damner
Milton
Btorman
Livestock to Feature Big Local Fair
Secretary Val Anken arranges with Charles A. Dean of Palestine to bring his stables for four days. Dean, a crawn circuit man, will take his horses to Lexington Kentucky for the grand circuit. Joe Ryan stables of Minneapolis and Artie Frost of Monroe Wisconsin will also attend. The Community Council oversees Midway entertainment with four free nets opposite the grand stand. Concessions overseen by G. A. Hint report many bookings. Railroads plan special service during the fair.
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Val Anken
Charles A. Dean
Palestine
Dean
Faly
Lexingtom
Mert
Joe Ryan
Minpean
Alis
Artie Frost
Monroe
Wis
Community Council
Plans for Special Trains and Fair Tickets in La Crosse
The article outlines plans for special trains to La Crosse from Viroqua and possibly Dublands Iowa, with arrangements to allow fairgoers to attend without extra transport costs. It notes most fairs have raised admission, but La Crosse will keep general adult admission at fifty cents, with extra charges for grandstand seats and reserved seating. Season tickets are offered: a season wagon ticket allows in-and-out access, while a season pass grants single entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Himt
Railraads
la Crosse
Spe
Jein
Viroqua
Dublands Iowa
Nln
Gait Association
Geagon Dleket
Labor strike delays September issue of Labor magazine
Washington reports the September Labor magazine is delayed due to a strike by pressmen and assistants. Walter Phil Ziegler of the Railway Clerks urges Labor to announce the delay. Deschanel resigns as president of France, delivering his resignation to the president for transmission to Miller and the senate. The death rate of children under one mirrors that of 81 year olds.
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Washington
Bibor
Labor
Trumbuls Jeague
Walter Phil Ziegler
Hanel
Ramboliles
France
Associated Press
Psu Deschanel
Frage
Millerand
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Italian recruits sought for Soviet army abroad
Rome reports recruiting drives in major cities including Turin and Naples as a supposed Soviet backed Italian army emerges. Signor Vella, a Sixity deputy, denies ties to the alleged Bolshevik force while war veteran Giolotti urges compromise between workers and employers as talks progress in Turin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Mikin
Turin
Naples
Anny
Sertet Ginigation Te Gurieo Mutistests
Signor Vella
Chamber of Deputies
Vella
Giolotti
Italy
Wérkme
Paye
Wife of Chicago prosecutor wins with 3 100000 majority
Irene Jacobs, wife of Lawrenee B. Jacobs, assistant prosecutor, is reported by telegrams from Mayor Wis Tale Thompson that her husband has won with a large majority in Chicago. Jacobs secures the Republican nomination for municipal judge. Mrs Jacobs, a former Ta Cree girl, is sister of Mrs W G C Davis of 141 South Ninth street and a guest at the Davis home. A separate note reports Patience Hrd Seize No 25 Woodmen hall hosting a Women’s Lodge meeting on Rose Street on the north side.
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Irene Jacobs
Lawenee B. Jacobs
Chicago
Wis Tale Thompson
Jacobs-thges
Jacobs
W_ GC? Davis
South Ninth Street
Davis
Women's Lodge
Patience Hrd
Seize
Woodmen Hall
Rose Street
North Side
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PLAX
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Oxford
Russia
Tisza
Budapest
Stephen Rodomni
M. Sztenykowszki
MM. Hugttner
Eugene Dagoi
Wilhelm. Urienxe
Ced
Jai Lor
YA Bebarense
Opti
Njured
Alvin Ww
Equitable Company
Tressory
Markos Bros
Co, B. & Q. Depot
Pearl St
New Movement
Lacrosse
WOMAK
Kels
Runkel’s
Runkel
Runeel-Bros, Inc
Aiyeminder
Aleand Bar Io Freie Net
10Th Street
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