Bonus Sunday urged by four posts in city churches
A committee of four American Legion posts and veteran men urges pastors to dedicate part of Sunday services to Referendum No. 2 the soldiers bonus. Over 200 churches were contacted with mixed messages from ministers including support and policy constraints in Catholic pulpits.
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Bonun
President Wilson's Final Appeal for League Support
President Wilson's last campaign appeal to win support for the league of nations will be used as the text by Democratic orators in the final days of the campaign. White House officials say no further official statements are planned before the election.
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Washington
Wilson
League of Nations
White House
Democrats Report Campaign Spending Under One Million
The Democratic National Committee reports receipts of $878 31.24 and total disbursements of $823 345.09 up to October 25, with a loan of $150 000 included, per Wilbur W. Maresh testimony to the Senate subcommittee.
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New York
Democratic National Committee
Senate
Wilbur W. Maresh
Four to One Odds on Harding Untaken Reach Seattle Rooms
Bettors in Seattle have left four to one odds on Senator Harding unclaimed after weeks. Chicago books offer five to one while Washington state and California show even money he will win. Cox betting remains mainly even money on Kentucky.
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Cox
Kentucky
Time for G. O. P. to Get Life Preservers
A message received by State Chairman George F. Christensen from Gov. J. M. Cox on Wednesday warned that the ground swell for the league and the democratic ticket is about to overwhelm the republicans.
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Republicania
George F. Christensen
J. M. Cox
Ramsay Delivers Key Speech at Fremont Republican Rally
Claude C. Ramsay, chairman of the county commissioners board, was principal speaker at a Republican rally in the Fremont district Wednesday night.
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Claude C. Ramsay
Board of County Commissioners
Fremont
Parks of New York City Cover About 4500 Acres
The report states that parks in New York City encompass roughly 4500 acres. It notes the breadth of green spaces across multiple boroughs and highlights significant public park areas.
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New York City
Edith May Winning in Movies She Has Screen Personality
New Yorker Zoe Beckley profiles Edith May Winning Monroe Wisconsin 17 year old beauty contest winner chosen for a film debut by Mayflower Photo Play Corp Director R A Walsh explains screen presence as camera driven facial expression mobility and a bright winning smile Edith May gains praise for her smile facial contour and potential to rival Mary Pickford and Lillian Gish in Flo Ziegfeld's Folies stage role
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Zoe Beckley
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Mayflower Photoplay Corporation
Monroe
Wis
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Night Beat Chronicles of an Aspiring Officer
Officer Sullivan recounts early cases on his beat in Seattle's nightlife. A seedy farmer seeks directions to a hotel near Richmond station, and a drunken sailor is escorted outside a cafe after a brawl as the new officer gains the day’s reluctant authority.
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Nighttime encounter on street with three drunken men
The narrator recalls Whit ing's injunction to try all doors and hurries to a jewelry store. He spots three drunken men nearby who sober up when they notice his star, then straighten up and walk with stiff, upright posture.
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Dark-eyed hero fires as gunshots echo outside theatre
The narrator recounts a dramatic chase as a masked assailant brandishes a revolver and fires. Shots ring out outside the theatre while the crowd is jolted by real gunfire not staged for film. The incident ends with the narrator reeling from being drawn into danger while protecting the public.
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