Cox predicts growing landslide support in Delaware tour
Governor James M. Cox opened a stump tour in Delaware and Maryland noting signs of an undercurrent of independent thinking since Senator Harding opposed the league of nations covenant. He cited strong receptions in New England and awaited Elihu Root's reply to a demand to retract a statement about Cox insisting on the treaty as Wilson negotiated it.
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Del
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Delaware
Maryland
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Des Moines
League of Nations
Cox
New England
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Wilson
Not Changing Says Harding
Senator W G Harding challenges any one to draw a parallel column of his remarks on the league of nations and find statements not in accord He says he has held one position and will not detail a conception of an association of nations He argues allied nations accept no hope of uniting America behind the covenant as written and that America must move forward toward peace.
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N. Y
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Bere
Americana
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Weird Defense Planned for Husband Slayer
Mrs Virginia Clark of Oakland faces trial for the murder of her husband Chester Clark on November 15. Her attorney C A A McGee outlines a defense claiming psychic manipulation by Mrs Clark s father who allegedly served a prison term for an attack on his daughter.
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Cal
Virginia Clark
Chester Clark
C. A. A. McGee
California
MacGee
Clark
Moffece
Cmse Ie
Body of Baby May Be Coughlin Child
Police seek to identify an infant boy found in an abandoned quarry near Swedeland. Believed to be Blakely Coughlin, kidnapped from Morristown, the case involves August E Pasquale who confessed to accidentally smothering the child and issued a ransom demand from Swedeland.
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August E Pasquale
Church leader decries modern church decline in New York
In New York on October 21 Rev John Haynes Holmes warned that religion survives only as a remnant while the present day church is a survival of the past. He said efforts to disguise the collapse of churches are futile and ridiculous.
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Apple weighs one pound five and a half ounces in London
An apple weighing one pound five and a half ounces was picked at Weatcliffe on tea in London. It is an ounce and a half heavier than the previously reported biggest apple.
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London
Weatcliffe
Hub Clothing Co. to Slash Prices in Major Stock Liquidation
M. Bornstein president of the Hub Clothing Co. on Pioneer Square confirms a radical sale. The store will close Thursday and Friday as clerks slash prices on all stock, with reductions described as the most severe seen since the war began. Public sale starts Saturday at 10 a.m. Jobs offered for experienced sales staff.
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