Wisconsin primary vote shows women aiding Lenroot push
Milwaukee reports noon turnout 20 544 with roughly 20 percent of early ballots cast by women. The day featured fair weather and women lining up to vote for Republicans Lenroot vs Thompson for US Senate and a crowded governor race. Wagering favored Lenroot, Blaine, and other candidates. Mahon praised progressive support for Lenroot while noting pockets of radical sentiment and women's strong backing for Lenroot's platform.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee County
United States
Irvine L. Lenroot
James Thompson
la Crosse
la Follette
John J. Blaine
Edward F. Dithmar
la Pollette
Col
Gilbert B. Seaman
Administration
Roy P. Wilcor
Govenor Philipp
Merlin Huh
J. N. ‘Tittemor
Farmers
Harding
Wisconsin
Oime
Lenroot
Wilcox
Blaine
Tittemore
Seaman
Hull
Dithmar
Thompson
McHenry
Wisconsin Voters Weigh Candidate Backing Amid Shift
The senator is forecast to win 75 percent of the women vote as the campaign intensifies. Analysts say results will reveal Wisconsin voters' firmness in backing candidates and measures best suited to the country's needs.
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Wisconsin
All Lawrence Textile Plants Operating Again
All Lawrence textile plants resumed operations after the annual vacation period. About 10,000 operatives started work today. The American Woolen Company will resume in part next Monday and the Pacific Mills print works will run in full on that day.
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Lawrence, Wasx
American Woolen Company
Pacific Mills Print
American Woolen Compan
Pacific Print Works
Plot Confessions Reveal 10 Wreck Diamond Special Plot
Eleven of twenty alleged communists in Springfield provide detailed confessions about plans to wreck the Diamond Special of the Illinois Central, kill survivors, and murder those attempting to raise an alarm. Authorities say confessions implicate other communist groups and will be sent to federal and state grand juries. copies go to Secretary of State Colby.
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United Press
Springfield
Iwinois
Rai- Road
C. H. Paul
Chicago
Colby
Osman Agha Rumored As Kerrassounde Tyrant On Anatolian Coast
Osman Agha, newly named governor of Kerrassounde, is depicted as a ruthless local ruler. He allegedly overrode officials, jailed critics, regulated fashion, rouged liquor sales, and shaved women’s heads, terrorizing Turks Greeks Armenians and Jews alike. The piece contrasts his reign with hoped Turkish accountability for Pontic Christians.
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Angora
Associated Press
Kerrassounde
Anatolia
Turkey
Mustapha Kemal
Valis
Mquor
Pontus
Black Sea
Seven Russian Women Found Drowned in Vladivostok Harbor
Assoc Press dispatches report the severely harmed bodies of seven Russian women encased in hempen bags found in Vladivostok harbor. A separate Tokyo report notes two hundred men drowned in a tidal wave hitting harbor facilities and naval barracks.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Vladivostok
Man Dies After Being Proclaimed Dead Nine Times
In Houston Texas M O L Granberry resurrected repeatedly after being pronounced dead in a year. He revived nine times before finally dying yesterday at the hospital after experts declared him dead.
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex
M OL Granberry
Ampunicipal Hospital
Granberry
Harding Takes to the Stump in Northwest Campaign
Senator Warren G Harding began his campaign swing by rail from Ohio through Indiana to Minnesota, delivering a major speech at the Minnesota state fair and meeting crowds at stations including Chicago's Englewood. He planned further stops with expected speeches en route to St Paul, not committing to league of nations policy, but signaling a flexible approach shaped by changing international conditions.
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Associated Press
Rochester
Ind
Harding
Ohio
Indiana
Huntington, Inc
Chicago
Warren G Harding
Leonard Wood
Camp Sheridan
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Raymond Clapper
United Press
Senator Harding
Marion
C. Warren G. Harding
League of Nations
Hague Tribunal
40 Collieries to Resume and Mine Workers Return Expected
In Wilkesbarre and Scranton Pennsylvania thousands of miners are set to return today following a strike spark last Thursday. Officials of the United Mine Workers report about forty collieries to reopen with more to follow, while 200,000 workers remain idle in the coal regions. In Alabama Governor Kilby orders a commission to probe disputes between coal operators and union miners as a strike action unfolds.
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Pennsylvania
Associated Press
Wilkesbarre
Scranton
Anthracite Coal Commission
United Mine Workers
Montgomery
Ala
Kilby
Alabama
Poles Appeal to League Over Lithuania Frontier
Poland appeals to the League of Nations seeking mediation in the Poland Lithuania dispute. It warns war may follow if no improvement occurs after alleged Lithuanian attacks on Polish troops. Warsaw says Poland is ready to submit the frontier quarrel to arbitration by the League.
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Associated Press
London
League of Nations
Poland
Warsaw
League of Nationa
Validity Test for Transportation Act Reaches Courts
Washington DC. Courts will decide validity of provisions shifting railway supervision from state authorities to the Interstate Commerce Commission. The IC C faces a hearing on New York Central Railway's bid to raise 25 million dollars in 7 percent gold bonds and 100 million in collateral bonds.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York Central Milway
Mexico City note denial on petroleum talks debunked
United States embassy conveyed a note to Mexico City over petroleum policy but officials in Mexico refused to accept or acknowledge it saying the terms rendered acceptance impossible. Washington instructed its embassy to press Mexico over the Carranza program affecting American oil properties in Mexico.
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Mexico City
Cuthberto Hidalgo
Washington
United States
R Washington
D. C
Alexico City
State Department
SBY Wine Press
Washington, D. C
Mezco
Denial by Constantine on Swiss expulsion request
The Swiss government reports no official request from Athens to expel former King Constantine. Constantine, staying in Lucerne, telegraphs The Associated Press denying involvement in the Aug. 12 Paris attack on Premier Venizelos.
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Geneva
Constanine
Switzerland
Athena
Berne
Constantine
Lucerne
Associated Preas
Venizelos
Paris
Message from Wife of Dying Lord Mayor
Mrs MacSwiney in America sends deep thanks for sympathy messages and stresses Irish supporters boycott actions against English interests. She says her husband will see his task through and that his fight is also hers, a duty she took on after their marriage during his deportation in England.
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Associated Press
London
Lloyd George
MacSwiney
Ireland
Father Dominic
America
J. Lford George
Enkland
Eight Bodies Recovered From Hotel Houston Ruins
United Press reports eight bodies pulled from the Hotel Houston ruins after a hotel fire. Early today rescuers continued search for additional victims as flames destroyed many adjacent houses and shops.
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United Preast Klamath Malla
Houston
Paper clothes on display in Washington exhibit
The Commerce Department in Washington showcased paper clothing and related products from Austrian factories. The exhibit includes workmen suits, a table cover, collars, cuffs, a laundry bag and wall decoration. Prices quoted range from 32 crowns or about 18 cents to 120 crowns or about 55 cents. A paper salt containing 40 percent pulp is also shown, priced at 475 crowns or about $2.45. Officials say the garments are washable and the exhibit will be offered to clothing manufacturers for examination.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Department of Commerce
United States
Austria
Women Vote Drives Split In New Hampshire Primary
Concord New Hampshire Republicans push Moses for senator with anti women suffrage stance while Spaulding seeks temperate league support. Prohibition is used by Noone to rally wet voters as Stavens and Tilton contest governor seats amid heated primary action.
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Moses
New Hampshire
Associated Press
Concord
N. H
George H. Moses
Kew Hampshire
United States
Congress
League of Nations
Ltuntley
Spaulding
Albert W. Noone
Raymond R. Stavens
Boarg
Gardiner Escapes as American Held by Bandits Reaches Autlan
United States citizen Gardiner who had been captured by Mexican bandit Pedro Zamora on August 20 reportedly escaped from the bandits and arrived at a ranch near Autlan. General Estrada said an American sought an escort to bring Gardiner from the area, and an escort was dispatched.
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Autlansiy
Associated Press
Mexico City
W. A. Gardiner
United States
Pedro Zamora
Jaliaco
Qualchan
Enrique Estrada
Zam
Gardiner
Violence Feared as Brooklyn Traction Strike Escalates
United Press reports rising tensions in the Brooklyn traction strike with a car attack, a riot, and a striker shot in the hip. Dozens of shots fired and thirteen strikers arrested on a charge of ricune amid ongoing clashes and injuries.
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United Press
New York
Brooklyn ‘Traction
Stone
Ricune
Flint Lt Colonel withdraws from Michigan governor race
Lieut Col Guy M Wilson of Flint formally notified the secretary that he withdraws as Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor of Michigan. He cited lack of time and money and said he was not accustomed to political ways, means and methods.
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Associac d Press
Flint
Mich
Guy M. Wilson
Democraticc
Michigan
Moore Cannot Prove Charges In Cox Fund Debate
In Chicago the senator investigatory panel pressed Edmund H. Moore to name best sources on Republican campaign funds. Moore said the committee avoided calling stronger witnesses and insisted local chairmen and paid directors, headed by Col Thompson and Harry M. Blair, controlled the Ohio quotas. He cited figures from Youngstown and Ohio totals, while Upham and Coburn challenged the numbers, arguing higher preconvention and postconvention sums and questioning the Cox administration’s assertions regarding fund size.
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Chicago
Senatorial Committee
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Cox
Edmund H. Moore
Youngstown
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Kenyon
Republican Plains
Col
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New York
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Fred W. Coburn
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Newton
Mass
Lenaor Lodge
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Boston
Will Bulletin Returns Tonight
The Northwestern will bulletin the election returns at its office this evening. The state count will be slow due to many candidates late poll closings and women's vote. Arrangements are in place to post returns as they develop and promptly on the bulletin board for county and city results.
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Missachusetts
Mrn
Alice I. Gram
Northwestern
Labor leaders praise Harding in Marion speech
Labor figures from Cincinnati and national carpenters unions praised Senator Harding after his Labor Day address in Marion. They argued Harding’s labor record outpaces Cox, and warned against AFL endorsement of Cox. Gompers criticized for partisan ties and southern organizing failures, arguing Cox would favor open shop policies nationwide if victorious.
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Harding
American Federation of Labor
Cox
John H. Potts
Cincinnnati
United Brotherhood of Carpahters and Joiners of America
National Council
Lisking
E Harding
William J. Strutchinson
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Gompers
Mason and Dixon
South
Friends of Democracy
Ober
Gambers and Baseball Stir Grand Jury Action in Chicago
A Chicago grand jury was ordered to probe alleged gambling aimed at fixing a Chicago Philadelphia National League game on August 31 with Philadelphia winning 2 0. Judge McDonald called pools selling a pernicious business and urged indictments. States Attorney Horne pledged full effort to curb professional gamblers threatening baseball.
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Associated Press
Chicarea
Philadelphia
Charles A. McDonald
William Veeck
Chicago Nationals
Alexander
McDonald
States
Maclay Horne
Grand Duchess Vladimir of Russia Dies in Cohtrexeville
Associated Press reports Grand Duchess Vladimir of Russia aunt of the late Emperor Nicholas died in Cohtrexeville France. The death marks a notable royal figure’s passing in European high society and diplomacy circles.
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Grand Duchess
Vladimir
Russia
Associated Press
Cohtrexeville
France
Vladmir
Emeror
Nicholas
Quake Strikes Italian Coast at 6 30 this Morning
A heavy earthquake shock was felt along the Italian coast at 6 30 this morning. The tremor caused alarm along coastal towns and prompted initial reports from observers. No details on damage or injuries were provided in the early bulletin.
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Nice
Francs
Seizure dispute in Italian metal plants prompts talks
Rome reports metal factory seizures by workers in protest against conditions. Five days urged for employers to meet demands. general nationalization threatened if not resolved. Government plans Milan talks with industrial conference to curb expansion of occupations affecting about 400 plants. Women guard plants overnight amid patrols as workers raid safes and boxes for wages claimed overdue. A semi official note says life remains normal aside from metal sector disruptions.
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Associated Press
Rome
General Confederation of Labor
Milan
Italy
Peninana
Gardner eliminates Canadian champion in national golf tourney
In Roslyn New York Robert A Gardner defeated C P Grier the Canadian champion 9 to 7 in the national amateur golf championship. Other matches saw Davidson Herron defending his title one down to Peter Harmon while Chick Evans led Newton 9 up after 18 holes. Armour was 3 up on Hoffner as Jones led Dean. Oulmet topped Hickey 78.
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Robert A. Gardner
Associated Press
Roslyn
Thomas D. Armour
Scotland
French Champon
George Hoffner
Philadelphia
Armour
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Simon Dean
Jones
Francis Oulmet
Ard Hickey
Thirsty Camel Drinks Ten Gallons At State Fair
Indianapolis police and a camel trainer intervened when a camel wandered into a soft drink booth at the Indiana state fair and drank ten gallons of red lemonade. Officers attempted to guide the animal back to its enclosure after the unusual incident.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Poelica
Cincinnati Nationals Acquire Pitcher Coumbe
Cincinnati Ohio reports the Cincinnati Nationals have purchased pitcher Coumbe from the St Paul American Association club. The move was announced today and fills a gap in the pitching staff for the coming season. Coumbe, formerly with St Paul, brings major league experience to Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati, O
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Coumbe
St Paul
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