Cox Slush Fund Allegations Roil Election Debate
The piece criticizes Gov. James M. Cox over a reported large fund to influence the presidential race against Senator Harding. It notes Republican hearings, questions about Moore’s role, and the push to identify witnesses. It raises concerns about female voters and the scale of national fundraising cited as $15,000,000.
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James M. Cox
Harding
Gov. Cox
Cox
Mr. Moore
Reed
National Committee
Missouri
United States
Women Voters Urged to Register and Vote in October Election
The notice states women have the legal right to vote once registered. Registration is required in cities of the class, on the first Tuesday in October, with precincts for men and women alike. On election day, the first Tuesday in November, women vote for the presidential candidate and electors.
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Mereby
United States
Gov. Cox
Harding
Fourth Estate Quips and Moonlit Mockery
A witty hometown column contrasts a cheerful downtown husband with a short-tempered home life. It rails at journalism schools for overreaching, notes that billionaires crave the moon through a telescope, and laments that loud advertising does not guarantee profit or power.
Americans Abroad in Red Cross Work
The Fourteenth Division gathers Americans outside the U S to aid service members and families through chapters in many countries and territories. They funded relief, sent doctors and nurses, and now plan service clubs in foreign ports to aid mariners and residents, supporting disaster relief and homeland ties.
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American Red Cross
United States
Alaska
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Virgin Islands
Phillippines
Guam
Island of
Yap
Te Pertidocs Io
Myhieh
Red Cross
Argentine
Bolivia
Brazil
Canal Zone
Chile
China
Costa Rica
Cuba
Dominican Republic
Ecuador
England
France
Gua
Guatemala
Haiti
Hondura
Japan
Manchuria
Netherlands
Nicaragua
Paraguay
Peru
Philippines
Liberia
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Syria
Turkey
Uruguay
Venezuela
Red Cross Aids Disabled World War Veterans Diseases
The American Red Cross runs a broad program helping disabled World War veterans in Public Health Service hospitals and those in Federal Board for Vocational Education training. Workers assist from admission to discharge and through Home Service in communities. They arrange loans, housing, evidence, and appeals, and aid in compensation, with convalescent houses, wards activities, and excursions. The Red Cross also supports mental health cases and helps locate veterans who are lost to the Board. The Institute for the Blind near Baltimore trains blinded veterans, directing a survey-based vocational plan to fit them for social and economic roles.
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American Red Cross
United States
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Public
Red Cross
The
Bureau of War Irisk Insurance
Federal Board
Home Service
American Red Cross Institute For the Blind
Baltimore
Americans in Spain Aid Spanish Red Cross Fund
The Iberian chapter of the American Red Cross, consisting of Americans living in Spain, has donated $480 to a joint Spanish Red Cross and League of Red Cross Societies fund to combat walaria.
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American Red Cross
Spain
Spanish Red Cross
League of Red Cross Societies
Walaria
Correspondence from Owingsville long list of local visits
Owingsville notes show numerous residents traveling visiting relatives and friends across Kentucky and Indiana. Names include Patterson, Botts, McGee, Richards, Estill, Shrout, Chandler, Thomas, Mark, Grimes and others visiting in Nicholasville Winchester Bowling Green Louisville and Vanceburg with school, oil and banking mentions.
Officer Sued in Liquor Theft Case
Chief Prohibition Agent Paul Williams of Lexington is named defendant in a $25,000 Mercer county suit filed by Mrs. W. J. Poteet of Harrodsburg. She alleges Williams and co-defendant D. L Milton illegally searched her home for whiskey stolen from Moore Distillery.
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Paul Williams
Lexington
Mercer County
W. J. Poteet
Harrodsburg
Williams
D. L Milton
Moore
Poteel
Washington
Peru vian Rain Tree water plantation yields vast daily supply
An area of one square kilometer with 10 000 Peru vian rain trees spaced 25 meters apart is estimated to produce 805 000 liters of water per day. Each tree yields about nine gallons daily.
Tillage Tools Upgrade Cost Seen At Ten Billion
An estimate puts the expenditure required to equip U S farms with tillage tools at ten billion dollars to raise production to the highest possible level.
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United States
Cafeteria Changes At Transylvania College
Mrs. Otho L. Kimbrough leaves for Lexington to resume charge of the Transylvania College cafeteria. Her assistant will be Miss Ollie Triplett, of this city, who departs Saturday to begin duties.
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Francis McQuithy
Marion
Ind
John McQuithy
Elan
Reva Estill
Will E. Estill
Walthill
Nebraska
Hamilton College
Lexington
Christine Anderson
Etna Anderson
Nazareth
Bardstown
Christine
Elizabeth McGowan
Bagdad
Otho L. Kimbrough
Transylvania College
Ollie Triplett
The Advocate's Poker Night Twin Pleads Friendly Fun
A short line notes that winners of poker games call them friendly. The Advocate is published twice weekly.
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Advocate Publishing Company
MT. Sterling
Eee
Sterling
RSA Democratic
Franklin D. Roosevelt
J. C. W. Beckham
WM. J. Fields
H. R. Prewitt
I A
School of Journalism
Earth
Goodyear
Owingsville News
Ford Patterson
New York
Harvey Patrick
D. W. Doggett
J. L. Byron
Mae Duncan
Nicholasville
J. D. Conner
Roy Botts
Winchester
Ada McClintock
Millersburg
Mrs. Turner Perry
J. W. Lester
Louisville
Paintsville
Walter S. McGee
Decatur, Ill
James M. Richards
Bankers’ Convention
Ellen Gillon
Raymond Snedegar
Wyoming
A. W. Walden
Eeton Botts
Huntington, W. Va
Seth Botts
Sam Wireman
Boone County
Kemper
Dayton
Ohio
John Reid
T. S. Shrout
Bowling Green
Warren County
Thos. Kelley
Roy Henderson
Fleming County
Mrs. Henderson
Mary Perkins
Eda Chandler
Paducah
A. E. Thomas
Huntington
Mr. Thomas
8. V. Johnson
Brooks Byron
Brooks Morgan
Mr. Byron
Will J. Shrout
Cincinnati
County
John A. Moss
Nancy Pboe
Moss
John A. Dencherty
Horace Lane
Mr. Sterling
Logan Ratliff
Botts
Geo. F. Wycoff
Mary Patterson
Los Angeles
Cal
Frank
Linda Allen
Mollie Hoffman
J. M
Hoffman
Robb. Moore
Wm. Frederick
Mr. Robb
Eastwood
Jefferson County
Andy Jones
Eva and
Lottie Steele
Lee Steele
Wichita
Kansas
John Boaz
Austin Boaz
Lucille Mark
Irene Grimes
Sharpsburg
Nettie Belle Arnold
Nettie
Mary Alice Thomas
R. B. Crooks
E. D. Thompson
Vanceburg
Imogene Crooks
H. D. Paynter
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Chicago
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