Harding Campaign Trails Through Cities on Strenuous Schedule
Senator Harding faced a heavy travel slate as he spoke in Baltimore and other major towns, promising a merchant marine policy tied to tariffs to build a sea carrier economy. He praised the merchant marine bill, defended Republican aims as forward looking, and received enthusiastic crowds during stopovers in Altoona York Lewiston and other cities.
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Collemins Triumphs and Shoes Lose to North Siders
The Collemins lost two and won one against the North Siders at Lotus alleys last night. Ford reached a big score of 200 for the winners while The Regal Shoes were defeated by the Flotel Litreser in three games. Witlenders led the winners with a 28 roll. Chinese footwear adoption rises with European styles now about 40 percent of China’s footwear.
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Brightest Baby Crowned At Asbury Park Carnival
The Asbury Park carnival honors its brightest baby and shows Miss Tia Hopking as the Fairy Queen Titiana. Governor awards of New Jersey accompany the ceremony, marking a festive finale at the annual event.
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Teachers Salaries Double Prewar Levels Urged
A Russell Sage Foundation report argues New York City and American schools should raise teachers pay to double prewar figures to preserve educational quality. It notes wage growth in other professions outpaced teachers, with women teachers rising from about 4.40 to 9 a week and men’s gains lagging. The study, by Dr. Burgess, compares salaries with skilled labor and predicts the need to double the school budget to maintain service through 1920 and 1921, urging property taxes as a funding path.
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Storage Battery Use in Travel and Mines Gains Ground
A magistrate notes gout as evidence of means, while a man summoned for nonpayment argues. The storage battery is steadily expanding its use, especially for tracks and underground mine tunnels, proving economical and convenient where long-distance travel is limited.
Diamond Dyes Promises Consistent Color in Every Package
A fragmented advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as guaranteeing even tones and bright results. It urges customers to insist on Diamond Dyes for reliable outcomes and notes simple directions included in every package.
Lemon Bleach Promises Pale Skin for Fair Beauties
A dubious household remedy markets lemon and Orchard-White mixed in a bottle to bleach the face. The ad claims a soft rosy complexion and freckle removal, urging daily use and promising noticeable beauty in a short time.
Cleveland Keeps Half Game Lead Over White Sox
In St Louis Cleveland clung to a half game lead in the American race. The Indians could clinch the pennant by winning five of their remaining nine games, while Chicago needed better results but is idle today. Standings show Cleveland at 94-55 with a 0.6308 pct and Chicago at 95-56 with a 0.6231 pct.
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Governor Coolidge Urges End to Vindictive Politics
Boston Mass September 26 Governor Coolidge denounced vindictive politics and urged a charitable spirit in American public life addressing the Seversign Grand Ledge Independent Order of Odd Fellows. He called for cooperation over selfishness and extended a greeting to Canadian members. He referenced war material abandoned by Americans in a Seine race and noted aircraft with air propellers.
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Willard to Fight Dempsey Within Six Months
Kansas City report says Willard plans a New York bout with Jack Dempsey within six months. Contract signed with Jack Kearns and Joe Gurley, likely to be staged in a Greater New York ballpark around Decoration Day. Willard reportedly guarantees $100000 for his share.
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Boy Wonder Enters Harvard University
Frederick Santee of Wapwalloper Pa., age 13, registered as a freshman at Harvard. He has mastered five languages and excels in math and academics, but his greatest joy is playing baseball and is likened to a budding Babe Ruth.
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Distillery Guards Arrest Alleged Operators in China Scene
A fragment reports guards detaining Pete Goevensle and John prior to alleged rifles and shotguns being discharged by agents at a distillery. A Canton Christian College Canton staging of The Taming of the Shrew is noted in China.
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