Cox Starts Tour Through Kentucky Aimed At Election
Governor Cox began a speaking tour in Elizabethtown Kentucky with plans to campaign until election day. He will speak in multiple towns today before addressing a large rally in Nashville Tennessee tonight. Streetcar service in Berle et 7 was halted by a workers strike and portions of downtown were dark. No disturbances were reported at the time.
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Harding Would Turn Back on League Obligations
Des Moines dispatch reports Senator Harding declaring opposition to the League of Nations covenant as proposed. He states he would stay out of the Versailles covenant, rejecting American obligations and framing the issue as a campaign point against participation.
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Sugar Hits Low On New York Market Record
Sugar reached a new low on the New York market with refined sugar at 41 cents per pound and raw sugar at 2 cents per pound after duties. The report notes a one cent reduction and mentions the market conditions in New York.
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Biggest Ship BleNED Bigmarck Nears Allied Delivery
Disjointed OCR notes describe a large vessel nearing completion for delivery to allies. References to Homburg, ZAwolfoheblatt, and a treaty timeline appear garbled but imply a wartime shipbuilding context and restrictions on artificial wines or elder products.
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Mails and Smith Named Likely Pitchers in World Series Game
Fair weather draws early crowd as Brooklyn aims to tie the series with Cleveland. Mails for Cleveland and Smith for Brooklyn are expected to start the game, with managers eyeing victory to gain an edge before Saturday’s potential clincher in Cleveland. The teams remained in a tight, pitching duel setup after yesterday’s Brooklyn win.
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Two Killed In West Virginia Train Derailment At Dixon
A Chesapeake and Ohio passenger train No. 6 derailed near Dixon West Virginia early today. Engineer Womack of Hinton and conductor Gurley of Staunton were killed, a passenger injured, and the cause of the crash was not yet known.
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