Cox Denies Alleged Campaign Donation Document
Wil Baya, chairman of the Republican National Committee, testified before a Senate subcommittee investigating campaign expenditures. He denounced a purported official document as baseless and false, claiming the party never pursued contributions exceeding $1,000 and rejecting a plan to raise large sums through quotas in major cities.
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Columbus. Uhle
Rieverner Cox
Wil Baya
Republican National Committee
Senate
Repblican Committee
Everner
Republican Committees
G. OF Faluwh
Bakery Fire Destroys Monroe Baking Plant on DeSiard Street
A late night blaze destroyed the Monroe Baking Company building and plant at DeSiard and Seventh streets. Originated in the rear furnace, the fire engulfed the frame one and a half story structure within the hour. Firefighters contained the flames by 10:30, with losses estimated at ten to twelve thousand dollars including machinery and stock. Owner Joanne Griffin plans to resume operations soon after.
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Monroe Baking Company
VicSiard and
Seventh Streets
Hoe Shoetiv
Adama Street
Thas
DeSiard
Seventh
Eighth
Adama
Joanne Griffin
Calypso Street
John G. Griffin
Armour Packing to Erect Large Meuree Plant in Louisiana
The Armour Packing Company of Louisiana aims to build a new $175,000 refrigeration and preservation plant at Meuree adjacent to its Monroe operation. Plans include a two story brick structure with basement, concrete cellar, modern equipment, and three meat and produce counters. Contractors in several states are invited to bid, with work hoped to begin soon.
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Armour Packing Company of Louisiana, Ltd
North Fourth Street
Meuree
Louisiana
New Orleans
Arkansas
Armour Packing Company of Louisiana
Jefferson and Fifth Streets
Monroe
T. 3 Brennan
Brennan
Mianett
Sipmour
Tim
Brennen
Operasion
Bo Negt
Denial and Finance Tangle From Pottsburg Speech
In August Chicago reports a denial over campaign funds tied to a Pottersburg speech by Fred Upham treasurer of the Beputiwan committee. Details before the congressional committee focus on expenditures claimed for a state wide campaign and a contribution to a national effort, with questions about state and local reimbursements.
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Travermor
Pottebure Eae
Fret Wo Upham
Beputiwan Netinsi
Cemateral
Republican governors visit Marion for conservational address
Republican governors from multiple states travel to Marion Maryland to pay homage to the party nominee and hear a speech on reclamation and conservation of natural resources. The event underscores cross party support and regional emphasis on environmental stewardship.
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Marion
Ted Pores Calerder
Cox and Rooseveldt at Oniys Fair
Columbus aug 31 Cox and Roosevelt and Dr Watkins prohibition party award bearer featured at the Obi static today Cox to deliver a speech after Watkins Roosevelt to give a brief formal address according to plans
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Columbus
Cox
Roosevelit
Dr. Watkins
Prohibition Party
Obin
Watkins
Glans
Strike talk muted among Anthracite workers in Wilkes-Barre
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania workers of the Anthracite Coal Mine Union voice dissatisfaction with the Anthracite Coal Commission but say strike talk is not widespread today. The mood appears cautious as officials seek to avoid a general walkout though tensions remain high within the union ranks.
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Kesbarre
Eal Commission
Walled Mine Workers of America
Officer Earl's Car Burned in Street Fire
Police report that Officer C. M. Bearle’s Bear-Davis automobile on Eleventh Breard streets was destroyed by a fire in the early morning hours. Firefighters arrived to find the vehicle largely consumed, with only charred remains and debris left. cause undetermined at present.
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C. M. Bearle
Breard
Pete Demagal
Damagit
Huns Dumping Shoddy Goods Into America
Official advices indicate Germany and Britain are dumping surplus inferior goods to the United States and England. German exporters follow a pretext to label goods “made in America” and “made in England” to regain foreign trade and move large quantities that would otherwise be unmarketable.
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Associated Press
Wanhington
Germany
United States
England
Britain
America
Mer Rouge and Monroe Battle in Three Games
Monroe Elks prepare for a hot series at Forsythe Field against Mer Rouge, with strong infield Bolshaw and pitcher Tom Staples returning. Manager Haas builds a deep lineup as fans await three decisive games over the weekend and into Monday.
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Mer Rouge
Monroe
Luci
Monroe Elks
Forsythe Field
Ateans Mer Rouge
Als
Morehoute Pash Boys
Ecks Bate
Haas
Balshaw Atone
Tom Staples
Bungalow Leased for One Year at Residence Drive
Miss Little Mary Becone leased to Bentley Nelt a six room bungalow on Reshelle drive for twelve months at 9680 dollars. The transfer lists rent and property terms in local notice.
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Little Mary Becone
Bentley Nelt
Rabbi Merfeld to Arrive in Monroe Tomorrow
Rabbi H A Merfeld of Greenville Mississippi will arrive with Mrs Merfeld by car tomorrow afternoon to assume duties as rabbi of Temple B Nai Israel Monroe. A telegram from Greenville confirms the departure today and arrival in Monroe is anticipated with an enthusiastic greeting by temple members.
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H. A. Merfeld
Greenville
Miss
David Fichman
Temple B'Nai Israel
Monroe
Rate Increase Hearing Set for September Ninth
Monroe Chamber of Commerce notes a telegram from Henry Jastremski of the Louisiana Railroad Commission moving the freight rate increase hearing from September 21 to September 9. Carriers’ applications will be reviewed at Baton Rouge.
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Trafic Department
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Henry Jastremski
Louisiana Railroad Commission
Baton Rouge
Lord Mayor of Cork Said to Be Alive Amid Hunger Strike
London Aug 31 Terence Maz Mee Sweeney Lord mayor of Cork who had been on a hunger strike since Aug 19 remained alive this morning though his sister Mary reported he was growing weaker and could die at any moment.
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London
Terence Maz Mee- Sweeney
Cork
Mary
Letvia Weighs Parley for Reds Poles
Copenhagen dispatch reports General Semenoff a Bolshevik foe in eastern Siberia has asked Trotsky for permission to join the Russian Soviet Army.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
Semenoff
Siberia
Trotsky
Moscow
Letvia Agrees to Riga Peace Parley Transfer
Letvia is willing to move the Minsk peace conference to Riga upon Poland's request as Warsaw reports. Poland and Soviet Russia requested the transfer to Riga to continue negotiations.
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Letvia
Riga
Associated Press
Warsaw
Poland
Soviet Russia
Minsk
Villa Followers Demobilize After Six Month Pay
Five hundred eighty followers of Villa have been demobilized with six months pay. Villa travels toward Canutillo the estate of Durengo where a farm is placed at his disposal.
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Villa
Mexico City
Canutillo
Durengo
Mrs Faulkner Taken by Death at Farmerville
News from Farmerville reports the sudden death of Mrs Don Faulkner after a brief illness striking relatives and friends here. The late Mrs Faulkner will be remembered for her pleasant personality and sweet disposition as Miriam Hartman, who visited here often, is cited among those who knew her. Surviving a faber heeband.
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Farmerville
Don Faulkner
Arduous effort to find quorum in Tenn. House
Nashville Aug 31 The Tennessee House met at 10 o'clock after strenuous efforts to drum up a quorum Monday afternoon. Only forty seven members responded to their names. It was announced the house would be at ease until this afternoon.
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Associated Press
Nashville
House of Representatives
Alabama Women Register to Vote in Four Counties
Reports from four Alabama counties indicate women have registered to vote. The August 31 update details registration progress in Birmingham and surrounding areas.
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Alabama
Birmingham
Als
Mississippi Women Push for Ballot Rights Amid State Ban
In Hattiesburg on August 31, Mississippi women rally for suffrage as voters remain barred by state law. Circuit clerks in several counties opened polls briefly and listed names, with actions seen in Pearl River and Harrison counties as efforts continue post federal amendment.
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Mississippi
Hattiesburg
Harrison
Birmingham Poem Plan Aims at International Balloon Races
In Birmingham Alabama on August 81 the Acre Club of Amape ia's plan to hold international balloon races was telegraphed to New York by the Chamber of Commerce. The action indicates local support and coordination with national committees for the event.
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Birmingham
Ala
Acre Club
Amapeia
New York
Chamber of Comm
Heavy Fines in Pole Courts Cast Wide net
Judge Charles Schule imposed over $1,100 in fines on a large number of violators in a single day. The docket included weapons, drunk and disorderly, and traffic violations, with traffic offenses dominating. Gentry faced a fine of 987.20 amid brisk court activity and strong city enforcement.
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Charles Schule
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Geo
Matthew Adam
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Chicago
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