Campaign fund clashes in Senate probes Cox and Republicans
Senate investigators press charges and denials in a wide campaign fund dispute. Cox accuses Republicans of buying the presidency. Upham and Hays defend fund limits and deny illicit influence. Jamieson admits letters sought donations from federal officials while denying improper coercion. Gompers Labor report backs Cox as labor ally, detailing lawmakers’ records for both candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Cox
Harding
Gompers
Matthew Waolt
Frank Morrison
Ohio State Senate
United States Senate
House
Ohio
Democrats Allege Republicans Seek Large Independent Funds
The Democratic senatorial committee heard about a de luxe book titled Republicationism in 1920 by William Doarnes and a $37,010 pledge list from wealthy men for Barnes. Democrats claim corporations contributed to a campaign effort, signaling independent fundraising aside from regular GOP machinery. The committee plans to hear more from Barnes, likely in Pittsburgh, as Republicans reply with counter accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Democratic
Repubican
Homer Cummings
Cummings
Afr
Lepublian National Committee
Upham
National Committee
Ele
Harding Fund
National Fund
Lee
William Doarnes
New York
Barnes
Wilbur Marsh
National Young Men's Republican League
Southern Protective Tariff Association
The
Committee of American Business Men
American Defense Society
Republican Publicity Association
Senatorial Committee
Pittsburgh
Miners React to Wage Award Across Regions
President Wilson endorsed the federal wage award for anthracite miners and urged acceptance while a 66 local minority voted to strike. Bituminous fields show stoppages, Alabama reports a strike order, Iowa talks stall, and New York sees a crippling 8000 worker strike at Brooklyn Rapid Transit under federal receivership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Alabama
Lewis
Towa
New York
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Railway system starts on own resources September first
Railroads began operations using their own funds on September 1. In six months under the transportation act their earnings were guaranteed costing the government about $100,000,000 per month. The only remaining government aid is loans from the revolving fund created by the act.
Great Polish Victory Breaks Up Bolshevist Advance
The Pores score a major victory over General Budenny's Bolshevik army in Galicia. The invaders were cut off at Lemberg and oil regions, many detachments retreated in disorder. Budenny's mounted forces near Lublin and Zamose were routed after a Polish counterattack from the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budenny
Galicia
Lemberg
Budemny
Lublin
Zamose
St Joseph Conference of United Brethren Opens at Winona Lake
The 76th session of the St Joseph Conference of United Brethren in Christ opened at Winona Lake with Rev H D Meades noting evangelism as the keynote. Leaders chair committees, two districts are formed, and new superintendents AW Lake and J A Groves are elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Meades
Roanoke
St. Joseph
Warsaw
S.om. Hall
D. FE. Chambers
A. Nicodemus
South Whitley
Bishan
J. W. Lake
D. D
L. W. Sage
Laketon
AW. Lake
J. A. Groves
D. DD
Elkhart
Talbaley
Goal Groves
DLP
J. C. Bailew
Frankfort
Verman
OL EL Williams
F. Br, Parker
Pleasant Lake
H.C. Beauchamp
Waterloo
Mo X K. Richardson
Fort Wayne
Clarence Godfrey Wins Dairy Cattle Judge at State Fair
Clarence Godfrey of Huntington county won the best individual dairy cattle judge award at the Indiana State Fair judged by Purdue University. Thirty five county teams competed with Varence Godfrey and Nelson Waveant among the high school boys attending the event at Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varence Godfrey
Nelson Wveant
Tocal High School
Afterdine
Podianapolis
Godfrey
Purdue University
Union
John Alspach
Miami County
Jiorses
Lowell Beavers
Thenry County
Reef Cattle
Vaughan Johnson
Blackford County
Clarenee Gadfrey
Huntington County
Herman Mager
Horry County
Local families return from Berber Lake trip
Mr and Mrs Ray Craig of 9 Por Warynne and Mr and Mrs Joseph Pine north of town returned home after a week spent at Berber Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Craig
Por Warynne
Joseph Pine
Berber Lake
Public Sale Ad Highlights Items Up For Bidding
Page six notice lists a public sale with items for bid including household goods, farm equipment, and vehicles. It notes sale location, date, and time, and provides contact details for auctioneer. Purchasers are advised to inspect prior to bidding.
Rexall Straw Vote Local Poll At Purvis Drug Store
Purvis Drug Store plans a Rexall straw poll to gauge presidential support. Each participating Rexall outlet will provide ballots and ballot boxes with secret voting and daily tallies posted locally. Women may vote, with results tallied separately and telegraphed to Rexall headquarters in Boston for nightly broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purvis Drug Store
Purvis Dru
Rexall Company
TNS
Rexall Drug Stores
Tousie
Boston
Church Notes Sunday Services and Meetings
Sunday school at 80 past the hour and preaching by the pastor at 10 20. Epworth League at 80. Rev Landes of near Markle to preach at Isa. Sunday school at Wesley Chapel at 650. Prayer meetings at Wester Chapel Wednesday evening and at Roanoke Thursday evening. Accordial invitation extended to the public. Co BL THOMAS, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BE
Epworth
Landes
Near Markle
Isa
Wesley Chapel
Wester Chapel
Tisq
Roanoke
Co BL Thomas
Paster
Elliple Builders Visit Marion Social Gathering
Sunday social notes say members of Elliple Builders visited Marion spending the day with John Markland and family along with many couples including N L Tighlands W O B Carter Delbert Miller Fred Feighner Dondighe ALB Ketses FO Goff Frank Pidds Pred Pidler Ralph Withrow Tl J McFadden Irvin Zentark Zent Pearl Fisher Leann Tichlands Mayme Tichlands Marie Deeker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othave
Diro
FO. Goff
Frank Pidds
Pred Pidler
Ralph Withrow
Tl. J. McFadden
Drvin Zent
Tlarkett. Zent
Mroo
Pearl Fisher
Leann
Mayme Tich-lands
Marie Deeker
Pretty wedding unites Haines Miller couple at home
The ceremony for Gladys G. Tine and Glenn Miller was held at the couple's home with immediate families present. Rev. J. A. White officiated, and the couple departed for a short honeymoon to Elkhart Indiana. The bride comes from the Woodresdae era and both families are well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merv
Ates
Gladys G. Tine
Glenn Miller
Asters
Perry Miller
J. A. White
Westerville
Ohio
Elkhart
Indiana
Women’s Relief Corps Elects Officers for Year
The Women’s Relief Corps met last Friday night and elected President Mrs Elma Tearer Conduct or Mrs daceb Johns and Color Bearer Mrs Wm Koontz for the remainder of the year. Meetings will be held on the first and third Fridays of each month at the T O O F hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corps
Elma Tearer
Daceb Johns
Wm. Koontz
T. O. O. F. Hall
Warren Fair Attendee Roll Features Highlands Families
A list of attendees at the Warren Fair on Monday includes Mero and Mrs N Highlands Mr and Mrs W B Carter Mr and Mrs Th A Eddingfield Mr and Mrs Tileater Miss Leona Highlands Miss Mamie Highlands Marie Decker Lucile Wilson Helue Carter and Masters Charles and Howard Tileater Alfred Eddingfield and Gerald Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mero
Tighlands
W.B Carter
Th. A. Eddingfield
Tileater
Leona
Mamie Highlands
Marie Decker
Lucile Wilson
Helue Caarter
Masters Chas
Wfoward Tidleater
Alfred Edidingfield
Gerald Miller
Warren Fair
Manda
Social Evening At Kress Home With Local Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Tienrwy Kress hosted a Saturday dinner at their home for daughter Nellie Kress. Attending were Misses Beth and Mino DelLone Jessie Koontz Mahle Martha Vida Naomi McFadden Mrs Tenry DeArmith and children Moe Ened Mrs J To McFadden and children Marsdoin DeArmité and Henry Kress from Part Warne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tienrwy Kress
Evenine di Lanter
Nellie Ktress
Beth
Mino DelLone
Jessie Koontz
Mahle
Martha
Vida
Naomi McFadden
Tenry DeArmith
Moe
J. To McFadden
Mars.doin DeArmité
Henry Ixressx
Part Warne
Sate Bills and Advertising Prowess Highlighted
A brief notes a business profile focusing on Sate Bills and Sate Advertising, detailing services offered and market niche. The item underscores expertise and local industry prominence with emphasis on client services and regional reach.
Aged Patriot Moers Agwand Records Voters in Hunt County
An elderly woman, Moers Agwand, appears to record no voters in Huntington county. Born 1826 in Pittsburgh, she lived with daughter May Mitchell in Roanoke after her husband Silas M. Atwood died in the Civil War. Her long history includes caring for her mother and four children, with many details reflecting 19th century family life and wartime loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moers
Hbiatoeth Agwand
Jackson Township
Huntengton County
Bdteburs
Terese
Silas M. Atwood Seone
Detroit
Michigan
May Mitchell
Poanoke
James
Mus
Roanoke
Sth N
Red Cross Holds Meeting in Huntington
Huntington Counts Chapter of the Red Cross met Thursday evening in Huntington with strong attendance. Reports from the executive committee and membership drive were presented as officers and committee chairs were elected and named for the upcoming campaign. A talented organ solo accompanied by remarks closed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Mrs Good
Huntington Counts
Tin Red Cross Wiehenden
Camere
Yvenr
Charles Lh
Goa
Charles Eo Gout
Ehuioresu
Plantineter
Foshert
Nenie Fn Ag
Ross
Thome
Mtef Sin
Nt Tee
Ps Tiga
Campasgo
Eidership
Oscar Bailey Huis
Paul Tastor
Roy Gibler
Pfrant
Uli
T Spethedtland
Wolf Smith
Mires
Tendus
Renanoke
Tastor
Amerews
Black
Warren
Bardsles
Jeffersor Waves Nohip
Mors
Trackett
Ble
Allen
Dan Seouatf
Cliva K Renower
Elizabeth Springer
H. Good Pashore Mero
Hartes Arnobhi
Finnche God
Oatht and Trade Echo Through a Farmyard Sale
A farmer faces a pivotal choice as a sly car sale unfolds in a rustic setting. A young man and a wary seller navigate trust, rhetoric, and barter while a vision of distant cities and mythic sailors lingers.
Family gathers for Labor Day polio fundraiser
A Port Wasne couple and Blum family with children joined a Labor Day event to raise funds against polio. Local organizers noted strong turnout and community support for vaccination efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin Bhannet Orew
Port
Saris
Ser
Blum
W. R. C. Meeting Notes Record September Gathering
The W. R. C. held a September meeting with officers elected and members noted. Mrs Aba Hinter elected president and other officers, attendance listed, followed by a business session, cream served, and a sacred hour for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. R. C
W. Orl
Bathoon
Aba Hienter
Nicodemus ’ Mharida
Vietress
Cohns
Mors
Dienters
Thaude Peienaeer
Ellie Mber
Ohns
Fultz
Cylars
Prize unclear text about school grades and enrollment
Fragmentary notes describe students enrolled and grade levels from kindergarten to seventh, with references to a Monday event at a local school. The text is garbled, containing several mis-typed words and incomplete phrases, but indicates a school setting and grade progression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oor
Erdades
Raya
Lee
Evangelistic Meetings at Laud Bex Begin Next Sunday
Rev. Martin of La Fontaine will lead a series of evangelistic meetings at Lam? Christian church starting next Sunday morning and continuing indefinitely. He serves as pastor of the Laud church and is known as an experienced evangelist. The youth is invited to attend all sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laud Bex
L. Martin
LaFontaine
Teenu
Lam) Christian Church
Koontz Family Reunion At Kendleville Fair Grounds
The Koontz family reunion occurred at the Fair Grounds Kendleville last Sunday. Only Diertha Burnham of Nebraska and Eliza Smaltles of Michigan lived outside the state. Dr S Koontz was elected permanent president with Marv Myers Traitington as secretary. Next meeting set for the second Saturday in August 1927 at Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koontz
Fair Grounds
Kendleville
OS Deine
Diertha Burnham
Nebraska
Eliza Smaltles
Michigan
S. Koontz
Marv Myers
Traitington
Fort Warne
Why I Put Up With Rats for Years
Farmer N Windsor recalls rats infesting his farm after a rat poison nearly killed his watchdog. He switched to RAT-SNAP and reports success. Available in three sizes 35c 65c and 1.25 priced, sold by N D Richards Sons and Purvis Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Windsor
N. D. I Richards Sons
Purvis Drug Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hays
New Jersey Federation of Liquor Interests
W. D. Jamieson
Democratic National Committee
Scheiting
Iie
Washington
Reed
Spencer
Edge
Kenyon
Jamieson
Truro
Mass
U. B
Clarence Godfrey
Rexall
Haines
Miller
Mie
Grandma Atwood
RED Cross
H. A. Diniusion Committee
Matagatde
Inia Westevick
Pomsh& Dies
Silesmen
Cornsitk
Francisco Argonaut
Mickie
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