Cox In Fighting Mood Ready To Battle Harding Funds
Dayton Ohio reports Gov. James M. Cox prepared to clash with Republican leaders over campaign contributions and expenditures. He accused a fund of at least 75000 dollars being raised to aid Senator Harding and promised to reveal evidence in a Pittsburgh address. Cox offered to testify if subpoenaed but said he would not yield to such pressure.
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Dayton
James M. Cox
Harding
Cox
William ©. Kenyon
Senate
Pittsburgh
Gov. Cox
Senator Trarding
Kenyon
Chinaga
Pittaburgh
Whisky Smuggling Expands on Canadian Border
Regina reports rising whisky smuggling on the Canadian border with routes from Estevan, Saskatchewan to Minot, North Dakota. Assistant Commissioner Tracey cites motor cars crossing the line carrying liquor valued at about 2440 to 2500 dollars in Minneapolis, noting organized gangs and a thriving trade despite jurisdictional limits and sale rules.
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Regina
Sask
Tracey
Estevan
Susk
Minot
S. C
United States
Klinot
Hne
Minneapolis
Ince
Horder
Pattonsburg Show Hosts Noted Local Entertainer
Toh Maupin's pate Col A C Dingle visits Pattonsburg helping Maupin who is native to the county and longtime resident of Renick. Maupin runs a thriving business in town and manages a leading country fair with strong attendance. Col Dingle, Randolph trained, is known for sharp racing on the program.
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Toh Maupin
Pate
A. C. Dingle
Pattonsburg
Maupin
Yun Shi Fair
Renick
Randolph
Col Ningle
Teachers Return Richer After Summer of Extra Work
New York and many cities report large numbers of public school teachers took outside work this summer to supplement pay. In New York City about 5,400 farm, office, and field jobs. Chicago around 4,508 part time teachers. Indianapolis and Atlanta also notes of clerks, sales, and summer school attendance. Across the country teachers faced salary pressures with shortages expected as school openings approach.
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New York
Amevini
Thea
Boards of Education
Bon
Cain Vassing
Neaby Skimmer Rasarts
Aduestion
Chicago
Teachers’ Federation
Board ,of Education
Chinago
Atl Tangiin
Indianapolis
E. L. Fines
Sup Intendent of Public Instruction
Atianka
Luuia
Y School
W. F. Dykes
Atlanta
Newyer
Denver
New Orleans
Staines
Tedelines
Jo. M. Gwinn
New Haven
Wurses
Sileswenied
Agenta
Erhooka
New Haven Lashars Scp
S.id. Meade
Portland
Fortland
San Antonio
San’ Antonio
Jeremiah Rhodles
Rhodes
Springfield
Suffrage Fight Now Transferred to Washington
Washington, Aug 24. The entire suffrage fight against the 19th amendment was transferred to Washington today when a suit to enjoin Secretary of State Colby from ordering that the amendment be given federal approval was begun in the District Court this afternoon.
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Washington
Colby
District Court
Wis
Note From Blue Bowers on Travel and Camp Anecdotes
A note from W 8 Bowers of Bowers Trade Palace, spending the heated period in Bretton Woods NH, reports travels through Lenox MA and Mont Vernon camp, mentions regimental homeward plans by Lake Champlain, and wishes all well, with casual social remarks about friends and the newspaper reply.
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Bowers
Democrat
Princess Sophia wreck examined after 1918 sinking
In Ahtska on August 25 divers raise the wreck of the steamer Princess Sophia from the Lyne Canal. Officers of the operating company await examination. Over 200 lives were lost in the 1918 sinking, a fate believed to hold a considerable sample of the unknown.
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Winean
Ahtska
Lyna Canal
Macon Man Elected Chairman of State Republican Committee
St Louis Aug 25 Johnny Hughes president of the State Exchange Bank of Macon was elected chairman of the Republican state committee at a special meeting after the resignation of W L Cole of Union. In his acceptance speech Hughes outlined aims to expand the party and ensure every Republican vote is counted fairly.
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St. Louis
Johnny Hughes
State Exchange Bank of Macon
Grumman
Republican State Committee
Eft
W.L. Cole
Union
Hughes
Suffragists Score Temporary Legal Victory in DC Court
Washington August 5 Suffragists won a temporary victory as Justice Serdon of the District of Columbia Supreme Court refused to enjoin Secretary of State Colby from issuing an order declaring a fully amended constitutional statute legally adopted.
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Washington
Serdon
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Colby
Night Baking Company disaster claims Stratton
Sedalia reports a shiner maker named Dounel Stratton died from injuries after a second floor joist collapsed at the Naviger Baking Company. He had joined carpenters moments before the fall, and the area was not braced when the joists gave way. Prohibition agents seized whisky totaling $500,000 in Chicago as suspects were arrested. Gene Leroy, sought in Detroit for a wife’s murder, was apprehended aboard the British freighter Dryden in Rio de Janeiro.
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Sedalia
Mar Dounel Stratton
Chicago
Prohibition
Walrymple
Mislions Yards
Rio de Tanieto
Gene Leroy
Detroit
Mich
Dryden
Leroy
Local Obituaries and Military Posts Mixed Notices
Ms 1 Acul 1 Meg L Acully takes her home with her son Pel Acuff and wife at 329 East Logan in critical condition at Woodland hospital. Will Attend Suite Legion Meeting. Redick O Bry an and Byron Josss chosen to represent Theodore Bazan Post at the state meeting in Velterson City. Welville Byars to go from Huntsville. At state meetings Col James Reiger of Kirksville Col Carlheis kine of Lexington and Jack Williams are candidates for state commander Ed Cahill for state adjutant Nev Robin Gowld of Moberly boosted for state chaplain. Convention September 2 to . The Moberly bars invite the 1927 state meeting to come to Moberly.
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Meg. L, Acully
Pel’ Acuff
East Logan
Woodland , Hospital
Fler
Joe Acull
Springfield
Suite Legion
Redick O'Bryan
Byron Josss
Theodore Bazan
Anana
Hell Velterson
Welville Byars
Huntsville
James Reiger
Kirksville
Carlheis Kine
Lexington
Jack Wilams
Foxy
Robin Gowld
Moberly
Chiplain
Montana voters face 12 state offices race in primary
Seventy candidates compete for twelve elective state offices in a Montana primary. The Nonpartisan League and regular Democrats both present full slates. Party observers expect a heavy turnout as registration figures show strong interest. Chas Dundon and his wife Jeanette, with their daughter, return from a West trip.
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Helena
Mont. Aus
Montana
Teague
League
Whisky Ring In Ohio Uncovered
Ohio federal investigators expose a nationwide whisky ring reaching Cleveland and Pittsburgh. A Cleveland lawyer politician allegedly offered Counts 10000 for safe passage of whisky. informants witnessed a $4000 installment. The probe targets blockaders, fake permits, and large scale whisky shipments from Pennsylvania to New York and beyond.
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Clevelands
Ohio
Wentrcky
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohia
Nhe’ Se
Cleveland
Clevekind
John WH. Person
Keninsikey
Gleveland Cliques
Pittsburgh
Luwyer
Prohibition
Youn' Sherer
Shearer
Counts
Tim
Boone County Population Changes Prompt Census Note
The census bureau released figures showing Buller county Missouri May 24 106 population 3 652 higher 16 9 percent Boone county 29 640 lower 87 down 2 4 percent A local item recounts a Mrs J A Bell 418 North Ault street losing an O L B pin downtown and a boy Calvin Everding finding and returning it after seeing a lost ad in the Democrat newspaper, illustrating advertising effectiveness.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Buller County
Missouri
Boone County
Vaose Pi
J. A. Bell
Norah Ault Street
O. L
Democrat
Calvin Everding
G. H. Everding
North Morley
Bowers’ Store
Calyin
Hee. Demarrat
Pastor’s warm notes from Hot Springs to Coates Street Church
Dr. Baving, pastor of Coates Street Presbyterian, writes from Hot Springs about a fine vacation at the Summer Assembly in Hollister Missouri. He says they will reach home Friday the 9th and resume all church services next Sunday in Tot Springs, Ark.
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Contug
Haine Liundsey
Baving
Coates Street Presbyterian Church
Hot Springs
Nollister
Tot
Springs
Ark
Reds in Wild Flight and Labor Ban Push
The national organization of the Four Brotherhoods urges members to oppose candidates not fair to labor. In Ohio two thirds of the delegation, including Senator Warren G Ward, are recommended for defeat. Reports from Berlin and Warsaw describe German border unrest and Red Army advances, with Polish forces capturing prisoners and Germans retreating toward the Vistula.
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Harding
Rix Four
Congress
Senate
Te Taw
Aven
Jacal Brotherhoods
Ohio
Warren G. Warding
Prendice
Anys
Berlin
Bevin
Ifte
Tenstein
East Prusssia
Sra
Au. Ranier
Warsaw
Prussia
Vistula
Migna
Snaidova
Lonza
Bialstok
Britten Charges British Aid to Cox Campaign
Congressman Fred A. Britten of Illinois accuses Britain of funding the Democratic national committee and asserts a Senate inquiry will prove his charges. British Ambassador Sir Everie Geddes calls the claims false and groundless to the American Bar Association in St. Louis.
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Chicara
Samopalgu
Fred A. Britten
Ilinois
Auditorium Hotel
Britten
Kenyan
Iowa
Washington
Democratic National, Committee
Wilson
Gov
Cox
St. Louis
Evrvie Geddes
United States
American Bar Association
Alineis
Police Court Dismisses Disturbance Charge in Summers Case
In police court this morning Wess Hauchins was heard for disturbing the peace of Mrs. Susan Summers and was dismissed with a condition to stay away from Summers home. Ollie Evans and wife faced a complaint by enumerator William Misemer over unpaid jab licenses, settled amicably as they paid the Neepses. Mrs. Sarah S Murphy died last night at 65 after a long illness, leaving husband J A Murphy and son A V Murphy. funeral was held today at the family home and remains will go to Matwville tonight for interment.
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Wess Hauchins
Susan Summers
Hauchins
Sarah S$. Murphy
J. A. Murphy
A. V. Murphy
M. BE
Southeas
Black
North Morley Street
Rev. Gould
Jon No. II
Mat Wvillé
Woman Wins Antwerp Swimming Contest at Olympics
The August 25 report from Antwerp notes Ethela Bilt Kway won the women's 1 meter sprint at the Olympics with a world record time of 1 minute 1.5 seconds. Norman Ross took second in the 1560 meter event for Canada, while Beau Phatre of Australia and Malmroth of Sweden placed in the 1 meter breaststroke race. Stongon of Finland finished fourth.
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Antwerp
Ethela Bilt Kway
America
Sineg
Norman Ross
Canada
Beauphatre
Australia
Ciir Malmroth
Sweden
Biwan
Stongon
Finland
Howell
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Trueneva
Macon
G.O.P. State Committee
John G. Hrahes
State Exchinge* Tank
W. L. Cole Coday
Canadia
Chas.Dundon
Jeanette
Clevelimad
de Ceuver
Shawid Bbs
Frontier Guards
Reine
Tide of Rolebeviki
London
Lord
Balfeur
The
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Iki
Mingk
Kameret
Pansports
Mos Twat
Rome
Tord
Italy
Malsyom
Beiter
Marland
Abeeidy Puc Up &8 Bhd
Democraic Coompaden
Jn Police Court
Abs
Sarah Murphy
St. Louis, Mo
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