Harding Says Excess Profits Tax Threatens Employers
Associated Press reports Chicago edition prints Republican candidate Senator Harding railing against excess profits tax. He warns it would threaten business, labor, and American prosperity, advocating a clear business policy, budget reform, tariff readjustment, and shared stake for workers to spur production and curb profiteering.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ameri
Harding
Chicago Herald and Exwainer
America
Move Out of Hayti and End Occupation Hopes Rise
United States officials seek a speedy settlement with Haiti over the occupation ending as the secretary defends policy. Colby cites improved Haitian revenues and road work, notes opposition claims as agitation persists while stressing moderation and duty.
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United States
United Press
Washington
Harti
Associated Press
Hay
Colby
Harding
Republian
Hayti
Paid to the Railroads Under Guarantee Clause
Washington reports indicate about 225 million dollars have been disbursed by the government to railroads under the Esth Cummins transportation law guarantee. Payments will continue until the total reaches around 690 million, with exact figures pending months of reconciliation by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Examiner Burnside notes the guarantee covers a standard return based on three prewar years for the first six months of private service ending September 1. Railroads will file claims with the commission after completing September tallies.
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Washington, D. C
Cummins
Burnside
Interstate, Commerce Commission
Sraershin
Liey
Ommerce Commissine
Central Leather Co. Maintains Usual 21 Percent Dividend
Directors of Central Leather Company announce the quarterly dividend of 21 percent on common stock citing the leather and shoe industries' mood and conserve resources. The regular payout has been kept since February 1917 with extra percentages in 1917 1918 1919 and 1920 bringing total for the year to 44 percent. Shares fell to a new low after the announcement.
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New York
Centre Leather Company
Ithis
Central Leather Soli
Priest Stands Between Mob and Refugees at Chicago Church
Father Promas Burke, pastor of St. Gabriels, used a calm sanctuary call to halt a mob threatening three Black suspects wanted for murder. Police later secured the area as the crowd dispersed, with Burke guiding the refugees to safety and urging peace.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Father Promas Burke
St. Gabriels Church
Father Burke
Ing To
Breaks Into Waupun Prison by Former Convict
William Chouchick, once a Milwaukee burglar sentenced to three years nine months, climbed the wall with a rope and hid in the twine factory after being discharged. He planned a perpetual motion invention and claimed to nearly perfect a theory, promising completion within two weeks.
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Waunun
State Penitentiary
Wiliam Chouchick
Chouchick
Milwaukee
Secretary Colby Refuses to Rescind Suffrage Action
Long dispatch reports Secretary Colby will not rescind his proclamation of ratification of the federal suffrage amendment despite Tennessee legislature actions. Senate vote 2F to 0. House nearly unanimous. Colby cites federal basis, denies new ratification path. asks court to dismiss suit seeking injunction to halt proclamation.
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Associated Pr
Tiartford
Conn
Connecticut
Holcomb
Senate
House
Washington
Secreta
Tennessee
Ori Y Fyenck
Tess Berom
Ther
Ratifher
Charles
Colby
Wisconsin Platform Debates Mark State Convention
Madison dispatch reports Democratic state central committee chosen with John Donnelly as chair and four members from each district. Republicans, Democrats, Socialists and Prohibitionists hold parallel conventions amid calls for party harmony and leadership shifts including Blaine and Philipp factions. League of Nations plank favored. coalition talks continue as Parker and Bosshard emerge as potential chairs amid tense caucuses.
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United Press
Madison
John Donnelly
Milwaukee
Democratic State Central Committee
John BR. Hume
Lawrence Hartshein
Juneau
State Central Committee
Lub McCoy
Cuborg
Sparta
Paul S Reinsch
United States
China
League of Nations
Statehouse
Commonwealth
Morgan
Blaine
League
Ito Posshardi
la Crosse
Harding-Coolase Wisiconsin Club
Philipp
persMit
Republicanparty
Dinwiddie Heads Fifteenth International Congress on Alcoholism
Edwin Dinwiddie, administrator for the Anti Saloon League, was elected chairman of the fifteenth international congress against alcoholism held in Washington. He succeeds Jonnkeer Charles Ruis de Seerenbrouck of The Hague and becomes president of the international committee overseeing the group's study of alcohol's scientific effects. KR H Cherrington of Westerville, Ohio, was chosen secretary, with Mkewige of the International committee also named. Opening session covered incoming ceremonies.
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Associated Press
Washington
Edwin
Dinwiddie
Wtilin
Antisaloon League of America
Jonnkeer Charles Ruis de Seerenbrouck
The
Hague
H. Cherrington
Westerville
Mkewige
International Committee
Custom House Under Heaviest Guard In New York
The New York custom house stood under heavy guard at 2 o'clock amid warnings of a second explosion following Wall Street disaster. Federal and local officials treated the postcard threat as a possible hoax but increased security with coast guards, inspectors, and police ready. Workers faced disruptions while Col. William Edwards and other officials pledged to safeguard staff as the building remained—despite doubts—open and secure.
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Associated Press
New York
Bowling Green
Department of Justiice
Polcemen
Wall Street
Lower Browlway
Inter- Revenue
Wiliam H. Edwards
Old Fort Amsterdam
Edwards
Rowling Street
United States
Governor's Island
Manhattan
Department of Justice
Lower Manhattan
Custtom-House
Wiliam
Hig Fu HH
Internal Revenue
Edis
Daniel Porter
Fue
Drainage Delegates Named by Governor Philipp
Madison governor Philipp appoints delegates for the national drainage congress to be held November 10 to 13, 1029 in Atlanta. List includes Ti. Jones of Madison, Nye Jordan of Mauston, B. M. Vaughn of West Bend, James L. Stokelknom of Racine, Alexander E. Matheson of Janesville, F. W. Lu, G. Kirchaffer, Marvicles Terry Donahue of Sheboygan, Carl Foil of Deerfield, and others.
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Associated Press
Madiana
Philipp Appointi
Atlanta
Ti. Jones
College of Agriculture
Madison
Nye Jordan
Mauston
B. M. Vaughn
Wisconsin
Rampidge
Tains
West Bend
James L. Stokelknom
Peter
Meyers
Racine
Alexander E. Matheson
Janesvidlews Bred
Canadian woods yield capture of suspect in farmer shooting
Associated Press reports Dougal Mouer, wanted in the shooting death of George Emets, has been captured in Canadian woods with his sweetheart Maggie Bock and his sister Earl. They had fled after the murder at Emets farm, where Maggie was found in men’s clothing. Mouer was arrested by Canadian mounted police about forty leagues from the U S border.
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Associated Pres Sante
Canadian Mounted Police
Turkiye Forces Besiege Adana and Shell Tarsus in Asia Minor
Turkish nationalist forces press the siege of Adana in southern Asia Minor while shelling Tarsus with German guns. American relief workers report over 300 headless bodies near Springfield as winter siege preparations rise. Armenian factions are said to have attacked Arabs and Turks in Adana, leading to French executions and disarmament actions.
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Associated Pres
Constantinople
Asia Minor
Adana
Tarsus
Yuop 15
Adan Nave
Adam
Iene
Philip UL
Springfield
Mass
Irish Town Wrecked as Retaliation Flares Across Ireland
British forces consider driving out known terrorists after a day of skirmishes. Halbriggan riot ends with two police dead and civilians killed as attackers burn homes and hosiery mills. Ulster volunteers attack premises in Carrick-on-Shannon and Leitrim amid reprisals for constable wounding.
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Dublin
MacRady
Ireland
Machady
Marlidy
Associated Press
Halbriggan
Burke
Serjeant Burke
vMages
Dhess
Trix
Sinn
Belfast
Ulster Volunteers
Carrick-on-Shannon
Leitrmn
Seartt
County Clare
Abubovfieal
County Limerick
Kenosha Man Is Champ in Wisconsin Golf Meet
United Press reports Kenosha native Aruur Clarkson retained the Wisconsin Professional Golfers Association title in the tour event held in Milwaukee. La Crosser of Milwaukee finished second, with Peebles, Reinitazar, and Aiee Fiche of Oconomowoc tied for fourth and fifth.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Aruur Clarkson
Kenosha
Wisconsin Professional Golfers’ Association
Roof la Crosser
AAT
Rob Peebles
Reinitazar
Aiee Fiche
Oconomownc
Gale Storm Threatens Gulf Coast Ports
The Weather Bureau and Shipping Board warn of a tropical storm sweeping northwest from the Yucatan toward the Gulf coast. Warnings extended from Port Arthur to Brownsville with anticipated high winds and rising tides. Galveston moves to evacuate residents as guards halt duty. ships delay movements and ports brace for impact within 36 hours.
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United Press
Woashington
2. C
Weather Bureau
Coast Suard Service and Shipping Board
Oa Bureau
Mexico
Wes
Texas
Lamis
Ey Assoriaters Prva
Washinton
BD. C
Ainsi
Port Arthur
Corpus Christ
West Ther Bureau
Yucatan
United Prous
Washington, D.C
Lautianacousts
Bowie
Mle
United States
Rowle
Tomorerow
Rte Press
Bouston
Tex
Yucatan Peninsula
Gulf of Mexico
Texas Coat Party
Gulf
Louisiana
Brownswile
Corpus Christi
Elarbor Ishard
Galveston
Associated Press
Nese Orlow
Lby United Stress
San Antonio
Carribern
Trownsville
Alien Puell
Guell
Galveston Infernran Rirowl
Damsercua
Seeather Bureau Oo
Hx ConaKt
Fort Crockett
Gulf Coast
Townsville
Tatoany Pont
Mobile
Man Dies in Shaft at Waukegan Trapped Worker Dorbatuk
Rescue attempts failed as Thomas Dorbatuk perished in a deep shaft near Waukegan. Nuns and workers lowered a mirror system to reflect his image from 74 feet below, but life could not be saved.
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Thomas Dorbatuk
Waukegan
Associated Frers
Chicago
Hope
Dorbatuk
Terkutik
Man Kills Self by Jumping Before Locomotive
The report states Percy Crossman aged 68 committed suicide by stepping in front of a moving engine on the Medford crossing track. Other scattered notes recount a fatal fall before a locomotive and a separate fire tragedy involving Dora Johnson and an exploding kerosene lamp.
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Cd Press
Skarabon
Percy Crossman
Medford
McKenzie
Vatary
Dora Johnson
Gompers Cannot Drive Labor Vote to Democrats
Raymond Clapper reports from Marion Ohio that Republican efforts to win the labor vote for Senator Harding are advancing. Labor leaders and miners reportedly lean toward Harding in Republican rounds while Democrat Cox loses ground.
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Gompers
Raymond Clapper
United Press Star
Marion
Warren G. Uarding
Alurion
Ach
Ucket
Samuel Goupers
American Federation of Labor
Cox
Harding
W. J
Uecker
Lillum Russell
Stige
Flarding
Senate committees to resume probe into campaign funds
Senate committee investigations into wartime and German propaganda money will resume in Washington tomorrow. Hearings will probe alleges of funds used by game agencies, Sinn Fein propaganda, and Governor Cox slush funds. Witnesses include William Boyce Thompson and Wilbie E. Barnes Jr. Testimony may cover New York and New Jersey fund raising and liquor interests.
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Senate
By & C
Kenyon
Si Tur
Cox
William Boyce Thompson
New York
Wilbie E. Barnes Jr
Albany
Republican
Democratic Tithe Central
New Jersey
George T. Carrell
Eltbeth
New Jsey Federation
Soumton
Friendships Renewed At ACE Affiliated Open Meetings
Open annual encampment meetings of ACE affiliated organizations in Indianapolis renew old ties and recall Civil War era bonds. Notables include Dir. Robert Harding of Manon and ex-Congressman Washington Gardner, with veterans aged 75 to 90 marching in 1860 manual of arms heritage.
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ACE
Clatad Fireas
Indianapolis
Ind
Republic
Tf AL. RB
Daniel M. Tal
Robert T. Harding
Manon
Yiardine
Washington Gardner
Lubion
Old Guard of
Ohio
Springfield Rif
Molywaukee
P Atten B
Mus
Johnson frames Republican win with war powers critique
California Senator Hiram W. Johnson endorsed the Republican ticket at the state convention, praising Harding and lambasting Wilson era policies. He warned of free speech curbs and press censorship, saying wartime restrictions lingered into peace and the republic rests on fundamental principles. He also attacked the league of nations and the Democratic administration.
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Associated Press
Saramento
Calif
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Waren G. Harding
League of Nations
Ate. Blarding
Johnson
United States
Orler
Cigic
Hall's Plurality Tops GOP Ticket In State Returns
Assituated Press report shows Hall of Green leads Republican ticket with largest plurality. Governor race yields 10,802 margin for Blaine, while secretary of state and other statewide posts show varied tallies. Returns indicate Democratic and third party counts incomplete pending Wednesday updates.
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Assituated Press
Mardison
Elmer Hall
Green
Ranning
Hall
Secretary of State
Mye
Way of State
Povernor
Blaine
Dith- Tar
Hull
Seaman
Tittemare
Weox
Comings
Riverett
Pollen
Cobban
Hiab
Harrington
Sali
Kanneberr
the Moter
Morgan
Levitan
Furner
Fennsen
Johnson
United States
McHenry
Lenroot
Thomsen
Dry Officer Killed After Auto Ditches Near Lodi
A federal enforcement officer for California, Caut-Lorin A. Handler, a leading politician, died when his car went off the road near Lodi. Authorities reported the crash investigation is underway as the Democratic party reacts to the loss.
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Byell Press
Leda
Caut
Lorin A. Handler
California
Lodi
Handley
Ted
Formosa Island Uprising Reported By United Press
United Press reports an uprising on Formosa Island with conveyed claims of native-held areas burned and evacuations ordered by the war office as Japanese forces advance, amid scattered reports from TekyomA seriges sprsiae and Apa Canada.
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Formosa Island
United Press
el Bermosa
Apacanda
Kyacostion Annamerd
Tekys
War Office
Wisconsin Weather Forecast Update
Unsettled conditions with possible thunderstorms tonight or Wednesday. Cooler trends in southern and central sections. Warmer later midweek with shifting winds. Local observations note cooler temperatures and variable skies.
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Wisconsin
Perkeest
Demperante
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