COOLIDGE OR CHAOS IN 1924 ELECTION OUTLOOK
The piece analyzes a possible no election scenario in 1924, arguing neither Davis nor La Follette can secure a majority in the Electoral College. It discusses constitutional succession, the roles of Bryan and Dawes, and concludes the paramount issue is COOLIDGE OR CHAOS with chaotic outcomes if no winner emerges by March 4.
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Irondale Bandits and Elade Officers Chase Burglary Clue
County officers spent hours pursuing a robber who tried to burglarize Robert Sharp's Irondale store. After opening fire on citizens, the thief fled with a clue to the culprits responsible for two earlier thefts. A fourth attempt occurred at 4 a.m. Shots were exchanged. a bloodhound trail led to a farmhouse, but no arrests followed.
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Northeast Ohio Methodist plan funds ministers with $1000 insurance
The thirteenth annual Northeast Ohio Methodist Episcopal conference tentatively approved a group life plan for all active ministers. If three fourths of ministers concur, the policy will take effect with $1000 coverage and no medical exam. Dr H K Alibury received a gold watch and chain, Bishop Henderson recovered enough to join discussions, and ancillary conferences opened with sessions in Coshocton.
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Japanese Not To Tamper In China Aide to Manchurian affairs
Tokyo says Japan has no intention of intervening in China's civil war. Baron Kijuro Shidehara, foreign minister, declined to comment further on Japan's position in Manchuria and relations to General Chang Tso-Lin and the South Manchurian Railway. Toledo item notes an arson attempt at the Women’s Detention Home by Clara Hughes, charged with narcotics violations, prevented by the matron. Columbus reports H. Walter Boyer named sheriff of Franklin County to fill the unexpired term of Frank Holycross who resigns October 1 after corruption charges. Boyer, 53, a former deputy, will serve until January 1.
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Auto Association in Ohio Starts High Stakes Legislative Push
The Ohio State Automobile Association launched its most ambitious legislative drive yet with a committee led by Senator J. F. Atwood to study and propose highway measures. It may oppose a gasoline tax and driver license scheme while backing safe crossing rules and other road safety reforms. The effort aims to end with a clear stance before the assembly session.
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Pennsy Telegraphers Wage Demand Rejected
Eight thousand telegraphers employed by the Pennsylvania railroad were refused a general wage rise of six cents an hour two relief days monthly and a yearly paid vacation. Negotiations are broken off and BE Manion national president was instructed to settle. A strike could affect the system from St. Louis to New York and Mackinaw to Louisville.
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Bank Robbery Near Battle Creek Strikes Noon
Five men held up the Fulton Bank near Battle Creek Michigan at midday seizing about 8000 dollars mainly in liberty bonds before escaping. Local authorities launched a search for the robbers.
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Bank President Dan Will Found Dead in Ohio Bank
A. P. dispatch from McArthur Ohio says Dan Will 92 longtime president of the Vinton County National Bank was found dead in the bank last night by a watchman. Phleban said death resulted from heart failure. He was reputed the county’s wealthiest man and a bachelor.
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