Dawes Denounces Radicalism in Address at Evanston
General Charles G Dawes, accepting the Republican vice presidential nomination, blasts the La Follette movement and radicalism while defending the administration. He argues for constitutional fidelity, criticizes socialists and calls for firm leadership to prevent unchecked government growth.
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Associated Press
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League of Nations
World Court
Charles G. Dawes
Republian Vic
Republican Party
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Rother
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Mothes
Heath
Mamis
Hryanisn
Khepas
Dawe
Cleveland
Jena
Dawes
Flier Flight Plans Delayed by Weather Conditions
American flyer Lowatetl and Italian aviator are prepared to depart for North America with flights postponed by gale conditions. Revelations indicate preparations resumed as crews await improved weather before attempting leg routes to Frederickstad or Green Island with two planes and a possible early morning start.
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Lantrican
Wbria
Lowatetl
North America
At & O
Political Demonstrations Planned at County Fair
In Kuex County, Democratic and Republican organizers align with a tie plan for political demonstrations over two days at the fair. The event, advertised for Monday September 22, aims to mobilize Gay-themed attendance to attract national campaign attention during the 1924 fair season.
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Ang
Denorneth
Kemublivan
Uhilowee Parks
Hemocratke
Renahllcan
Kuex
Wiltant
Orgeid Len Gions
Arrat
Coney Island Lunch Reopens Under New Name
After two weeks of removal and confusion the lunchroom on Coney Island reopens under the name Coney Inland. Operators Nick THM and Yar harins with Cakmex of Busy Bee cafe plan interior and exterior branding around a stand near the Baharia and Caktoen districts.
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Haw
Sinder
Wailow
Nick
Yarharins
Cakmex
Busy Bee Cafe
Nme
Coney
Jen
Efitrandssra Taenh
Teland
Dinky
Clare
Enithitien Baharia
Caktoen
Plymouth Vermont Visitors Meet President Coolidge on Farm Porch
President Cooke and party toured John Coolidge's farm in Plymouth Vermont, posing for 67 photos and meeting the Coolidge family. They discussed life conditions and politics during a brief stop while driving through to Montpelier, with friendly remarks about re electing Coolidge and support for the administration.
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Plymouth
Ale. S
Cooke
Tomas Ent
Canadas
Eneh
Suber
Br. Coottdke
Peavent
Fue Saudty
Howe
La Follette Wheeler Campaign Schedule Delayed
Active campaigning for the La Follette Wheeler ticket likely starts Labor Day with an open air address by Senator Wheeler in Boston. Senator La Follette intends to wait until mid September for his first speech, possibly in New York. A conference in Washington tomorrow will shape both itineraries.
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Associated Press
Washington
la Follette- Wheeler
Boston
Wheeler
LaFollette
New York
Tomore Row
Stockholm Bureau Aids Youth Job Search Initiative
Stockholm Bureau assists youths and young women in finding quick employment through the Vocational Act by the Stockholm Board of Education. The program, in cooperation with the city Employment Agency for Minors, placed 92 of 687 applicants in jobs during its first month, including several young women.
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Stockholm
Associlad Press
Land of
Thhe
Uuett
Vocntional
Abt
Karen
Moasd
Wureatta Ceperlully
Hoyx
Lin Trade Ab
Agenay
Ub Young
Wonntin
Severely Injured as She Was Grazing Cow
Mrs Fannie Raines wife of Frank Raines was severely injured at Binghamtown Sunday when pulled to the ground by a yearling she was grazing. She suffered a broken arm and back neck injuries and is reported in critical condition.
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Mrn
Fannie Raines
Frank Rainés
Binghamtown
New Market detains Moyers over Burlington cathedral theft
William Moyers, alleged organizer of the Ku Klux Klan, is held on charge of grand larceny for the St. Mary's Cathedral robbery in Burlington New Jersey. He was arrested in New Market and placed under $5,000 bond after sheriff said Moyers was visiting when seized yesterday.
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Associated Press
New Market
Tenn
St. Mary's Cathedral
Burlington
Wiliam Moyers
Uberty
Moyers
Man Market
Transformation in Soviet labor policy reported abroad
Aug 20 dispatch notes a Soviet wage and labor policy shift after the establishment of the New Economic Policy. The report, drawing from the International Labour Office, outlines changes in labor conditions, collectivist agreements, factory inspection, and the move toward freer labor relations while noting ongoing Soviet policy evolution and limited industrial adjustments.
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Grseva
Ino
Intermitioral Labor Office
Eestor
Russia
Aussie
Mires
Ube
Trerenslys
Courier Journal Publisher Weds Again in London
Courier Journal publisher Robert Binghim of Louisville and Mrs Byron Hilliard formerly Miss Aline Muldnor of Louisville were married in London today per a cablegram. In Rome unemployment fell in the first four months of 1924 by 231000, reducing Italy's jobless total to about half of last year.
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Associated Tress
Louisville
Robert Binghim
Courier-Journaries
Tailisville Times
Byron Hilliard
Aline Muldnor
Alan
London
Gram
Haly
Rome
Dead Rats Frogs and Other Ingredients in Local Moonshine
A fragmentary report describes a still found by Constable J A Thompson and assistants near a Greek schoolhouse. The copper still was seized and destroyed before Magistrate Charles G. Strayne. No arrests were reported.
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Macbeth
Wei
J. A. Thompson
Charles G
Prohibition Raid Nets Whiskey Seizure
A large prohibition raid in Enorvlle and nearby areas resulted in the seizure of gallons of whiskey and the arrest of several individuals. Agents led by W Grovn Millen and Morley coordinated the operation with local police, targeting violators and illegal distilleries. Authorities anticipate multiple arrests as the investigation continues through the night.
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Knorville
Taulacitle
Kes
Apoxville
Tv Tocal
J. Pike Powers
Dyda
Morley
W Grovn Millen
Rene
Germans Orderly as French Troops Quit
German forces maintain order as French troops withdraw from the Usfenholles and Appeh area during the evacuation. Occupation units and heavy artillery are reported moving, with preparations ongoing to repack and clean for turnover. Citizens observe quiet in most towns, with limited signs of activity by noon.
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Sckasbourg
Frames
Usfenholles
Mondhuss
Accnpetlan
Cote
Lie Infantry
Kebl
Thompson Assistant Manager Cumberland Hotel Change
A. Thompson, previously Auditor of the Holel Cumberkin for eighteen months, is named assistant manager of the Cumberland hotel. George Selnick, recently appointed manager of the Hotel Hoty a Bowling Group, fills the rival position, amid a developing dispute between the two hotels. Thompson may relocate to the Cumberland as a result.
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Receia
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Yint Mansiger
Yexter Alny
George Selnick
Mainnger
Hoty A
Fila
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Hacgomite
Bishop Bans Revealing Dress at Clermont-Ferrand Church
In Paris August 19 Associated Press reports the Bishop of Clermont-Ferrand has ruled on proper church attire for women. Sleeves must not be short and necklines modest. Priests are to warn parishioners and ask those inappropriately dressed to leave the Holy Communion, with a paternal admonition by clergy.
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Associated Press
Paris
Clermont-Ferrand
Mortésty
Noted Woman Dead Founding Anti Cigarette Leader Dies
Chicago reports the death of Mrs Lucy Puze Gustoni founder of the National Anti Cigarette League. A longtime foe of tobacco she campaigned against cigarette use for over a quarter century and once urged President to quit smoking. Gustoni earlier worked with reformer Frances Willard in the Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
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Frances Willard
Woman's * Christian Temperance Union
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen warns against political party alliance
Cleveland August 20 A circular circulated to about 10000 members of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen urges opposition to any political action by the union. President W G Ley states the organization should not back Goalinge or Davis for U S president. The circular notes the union disfavors alliances with any political party.
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Associated Pax
Cleveland
W. G. Ley
Goalinge
Bukoilette
Davis
United States
Merchants Continue Membership Drive
Merchants' Association seeks new members from county business community. Chairperson urges expanding the committee to include more officers and forward volunteers. Notable stores and salvage firms recently joined as members, signaling stronger local merchant support.
Kid Coy Declares Formal Plea In Court
A garbled press note records Kid Coy declaring a plea during a court proceeding. The summary notes a formal plea and upcoming actions by defense and prosecutors, with no clear outcomes or names recoverable from the text.
Legion Meet Ends In Post Convention Report
The Legion meeting in Cleary Tenn ends with national commander addressing the assembly. Officials recount parade, boxing event, and election of officers amid a tense convention mood.
Minnesota Senator Honored in Norway
A senator from Minnesota receives honors in Norway amid a ceremony for a memorial stone and a youth charity, noting the recipient’s roots as a boy born in Norway and later public service. The event features local groups and a society’s dedication to a memorial fund.
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Norway
Vress Christiana
Sinnewor
Sorte Sorat
Plage
Teeple
State seeks death penalty for Leopold Loeb case
Chicago report notes unqualified request for the death penalty against Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb in the 14 year old murder case. Assistant State’s Attorney Thomas Marshall argues the case warrants the ultimate punishment. defense contends punishment should be mitigated or avoided. Court recessed for afternoon session as arguments continue.
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Eocade
Ang
Uilola
Bart
Wichard
Hhouuy Marshall
Caverly
Associate Press
Chicago
Wemand
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Richard Loeb
Robert Franke
John R. Cavedy
Thomas Marshall
MHP
Mr. Marshall
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Walter
Clarence
Dargan
William Krohn
Dostor
Leopoid
Sid Loch
Scauter
Krohn
Testi
Jmany
Mr. Darrow
Marshall
100 Children, Grand Children at Wedding
An unclear OCR fragment notes a wedding with 100 children and grandchildren present. Names and details are unreadable, but the event appears family centered with multiple generations mentioned in a general celebratory context.
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