Cox assails Senate business and big money influence
In a speech from Philie Ohio August 21 Governor Cox blasts Republican leaders for accepting campaign contributions from wealthy interests. He accuses the Senate of interceding with welfare, warns of a dangerous coalition aiding Harding and calls for reform while defending the United States Senate and executive responsibilities amid party tensions.
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Spnder Als Republicay
United States
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Cox
Cihis
Hie wUack
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Guveiarca Alvo
Jaye
Eekatorial
Socialist Endorsement of Third International Divided View
Fragmented text reports a Socialist endorsement of the Third International with reservations. It mentions the executive committee and a national convention held in New York, with references to the Sovinlint party and discussed project proposals amid unclear, garbled OCR phrasing.
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Vériin
Sovinlint
United States
New York
Mia Riety
Villa's Daughter Dies at Home of Instructor Here
Retnalla Villa, daughter of Tavedo Villa and a local leader, died at Professor Matias Caria's home after a period of illness. Funeral plans and details about her life and connections to regional figures are noted, including her education and community role.
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Retnalla Villa
Aerived Qhouk
Heinaldn
Pancho
Losyern
Hans
Lratoxsor Garcinssith
Florian Hocking
Bon
Sanson
Turunga
Aro
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Calin
Ban “Adoni
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Agustin
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Rethalda
Bbuvinig
Morelia
Ter Ivaudpinther
Helen da Duyanen
Mesteo
Deauy Ant
Qowsid
Beltvad
Sam Belton
Hout
Lenin
Pallerrin Bayeau
Moxhury Baptist Church
Mallog
United States Leads Olympiad With 179 Points
The United States tops the Olympiad standings with 179 points as Sweden trails with 18, Finland 8, Italy 7, Australia 3, Canada 2, and other nations exchange positions. The article notes ongoing events, schedules, and preparations for the marathon and various track and field contests, including forthcoming ceremonies, security measures, and anticipated weather impacts.
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United States
Fle
Aloorp
Alpoiut
Sweden
Finland
Italy
Australia
Cenada
South ‘Agrion
Wngiund
Varias
Uutiterd
Hapland
Hay
Barnes
South Asien
Canada
Dewmerk Way
Ross
Quits
Maw
J. Ta
Orsay
Bittyburg
Cans
Ty Dellow
Loran Square Ac Au
Ios
Monk Zuun
Newark
Weber
Pitesburg
South Africa
Hutland
Dismark
Winland
Kutia
Texas commission orders intrastate rate increase
The Texas Commission approves higher intrastate freight rates affecting passenger and baggage charges. The decision updates existing pricing, with new annual figures tied to the interstate rate structure and published by the commission official notices.
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Texas Commission
Austria
Hans Felphe
Cotton price jumps in August market report
New York Aug 44 tariff and crop terms dominate tilage cotton market with headlines of sharp price advances. Prices rise for late August shipments amid notes on demand and speculative activity.
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Advanea Fame
New York
Anguet
Getebey
Painty Fae Ely
Neff Draft Register Dispute Sparks Temple Campaign
In Temple Texas a confrontation over draft registration centers on Neff who was within draft age but allegedly did not register. Bailey and supporters press claims during a noisy political gathering, citing war records and legality while urging voters to back their preferred candidate in the upcoming election.
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Bailey
Temple
Tex
Victin Bailey
Nef
Wearine
Han
Dreaft
Waco
Nell Divasty
Tusley
Elio
White Bailey
CPW
Uilioy
Hbrurion
Pat Mc Neff
Polley
Fallnear
Rolf
Repiston
McClean
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Banat
Tony
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Hellere
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Wofl
NedPa
Tisara
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Eneh
Dalley
Amr
Voxas
Tanbar
Aid
Mbor
Lelese Wade
Lexus
Eniotix
Kent Beit
Wtabor Ieadue
Tallin
Texas
Wits Cherie
Hains
Ajdevias
Sugar costs rise as wage talks stall in city
A distorted clipping shows officials claiming high living costs and wage pressures. The piece notes elevated prices for sugar and groceries, with references to investigative findings and proposals for policy actions. Names and places are garbled, but around August discussions and hearings on living costs and wages are indicated.
Suffrage Debate Stalls Ratification Vote In Tennessee
In Nashville on August 2, leaders including J. R. Ridik urged reconsideration of a constitutional amendment for woman suffrage, arguing federal law governs ratification. The session faced delay amid party tensions as supporters pressed for action and opponents warned of constitutional limits.
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Jevery House
Guligs
Nation Tenmanistront
Senate
J. RK
Mjothou
Han Seakon
Lake boat collision sinks with 29 aboard
A lake steamer named Superior City sank after a collision, killing 29 people. Reports list Captain Bnowser, survivors, and the unclear fate of passengers including a wife of the second officer. Rescue efforts and hospital care followed as authorities investigated the wreck.
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Mieb
Alig
Rim Nhu
Lisk
Superior City
Win Teiby
Ered
Walter
Baniswain
Norvivard
Kent
Six Bolshevist Divisions Surrounded by Polish Forces
The report notes six Bolshevist divisions with 30,000 to 40,000 men surrounded by Polish troops between Siedlce and Byestratyn, while 16,000 Soviet prisoners have been captured and heavy fighting continues north and northeast of Warsaw near Plonsk and Machnow. The dispatches describe ongoing clashes along the Brest-Litovsk line and near Wyngkow, Stanislawow, and other areas as Polish and Soviet forces engage.
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Brest-Litovsk
Bug River
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Ay Te Assocatel Press
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ENG Assoviaiol Ress
London
Moscow
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Ule
Buy
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Winans
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Tliklag
Davies
Poland and Soviet Notes Outline Peace Terms At Conference
Readable fragments outline Polish and Soviet positions at a peace conference. The Warsaw delegation seeks independence and security guarantees, while the Soviet side demands territorial and military arrangements limiting Polish forces. Provisions touch on borders, demobilization, troop reductions, and transit rights, with emphasis on Polish administration and international oversight.
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Efi
Ukraine
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Fale Ik
Ncny
Uncertain Showers Forecast Through Weekend
Weather forecast notes showers likely Saturday night or Sunday with unsettled conditions afterward. Strong anticyclonic patterns fade as a cooler, damp air mass moves in, bringing possible shower activity into Sunday and into next week.
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Vallere di
Fie
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