Cox Plans Utah Campaign Across Early Morning Schedule
Cox opened in Ogden with an eight o clock appearance amid Utah campaign events. He planned speeches in Bringham and Ogden, detailing a Utah Democratic itinerary including a special train to Cache and a parade through the city before a late afternoon address.
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Tmllo
Idaho
Cox
Utah
League of Nations
Fenees
Utah Democratic
Ogden
Bringham
Mors
Voting Precinct Boundaries and Booth Locations Described
The article lists precinct boundaries and booth placements across streets and intersections in a dense map-like description. It names East and West River Streets, Center of Lodi Street, Park Place, Booth on Williams, and several numbered precincts A through F with markers at Broad Street Cheapside East Ave Fourth Street and Prospect Heights Blvd. The notice frames the important corners near rail lines and town centers for voter access.
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Eust
Park Place
Corporal Booth
Williams
Ieard
Lodi St
Lodi
Corporation Line
Jarvin and
Lake Ave
West
Bridge St. d
Booth
Second St
Weat
Broad
Cheapside 1
Cheapside
East Ave
East Fourth St
Broad St
Ccond St
Lincolnn Ct
Prospect St
Prospect Heights
T Park Ave
Linambridge Streets
Ourth St
Princetoniver St
Iroration Lins
East River St. Rd
Center Atenue
Seventh Over
Earl Ct
Booth 11Th
Sixth Sts
Wilson invited to join national campaign efforts
President Wilson may be asked to actively participate in the Cox Roosevelt campaign. Senator Pat Harrison, chairman of the Democratic Speakers Bureau, said health had delayed past involvement but officials now seek his aid in any suitable form. McAdoo will speak next week in New York efforts for Cox Roosevelt.
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New York
Wilson
Pat Harrison
Democratic National Committee
Cox
Roosevelt
Harrison
William Gibbs McAdoo
North Port
Huntington
N. Y
Harding Free To Work On Speech In Ohio
Marion Ohio September 15 Senator Harding planned a front porch speech for Friday in Marion to delegations from several Ohio counties. Friday designated Constitution Day by the Republican National Committee, and the nominee will stress constitutional government. Harry M Daugherty, pre convention manager, conferred on plans for a Western tour, and left for Chicago to finalize itinerary to be announced tomorrow evening.
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Marion
Ohio
Harding
Republican National Committee
Harry M. Daugherty
Daugherty
Chicago
Primary in Illinois Today Sees Record Likely Voter Turnout
Chicago reports a heated Illinois primary with Republicans split between Len Small backed by Mayor Thompson and faction led by John G. Oglesby backed by Gov. Lowder. Democratic contenders for U S senator and state offices also facing a broad electorate amid warm, possibly showering weather. The election marks a historic bid with extensive participation expected statewide.
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Chicago
U. S
Illinois
Len Small
Kankakee
William Hale Thompson
John G
Charles W. Peters
Cook County
Thompson
Peters
Oscar E. Carlstrom
Aledo
Edward N. Woodruff
Peoria
Lowden
W. B. McKinley
Champagne
Frank Smith
Dwight
Burnett M. Chiperfield
Canton
Anti-Saloon league conference moves to enforce prohibition
Washington Sept 15 a committee was appointed at the Anti-Saloon league conference to draft a resolution warning federal judges to strictly enforce the prohibition amendment or face impeachment. Speakers criticized lax enforcement and alleged judges aided bootleggers and moonshiners. The meeting precedes the International Congress against Alcoholism and discussed enforcement plans with Prohibition Commissioner Wheeler stressing that prohibition could endure and urging state and federal officers to uphold the law.
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Washington
Anti-Saloon League
PP. A. Baker
Jeague
Congress
International Congress Against
Prohuition
Wayne B. Wheeler
Wheeler
Mr. Wheeler
Harding Says Women Should Participate
President Harding critiques the League of Nations and urges a new American plan to prevent war from a national conscience grounded in faith and moral responsibility. He links Maine election votes by women to broad public dissatisfaction with the current administration.
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League of Nations
America
Geneva
Maine
Harding
Ballots to be certified for Ohio bets in November
Secretary of State Smith said he would certify the November ballot tomorrow as four parties have qualified in Ohio. Prohibition and farmer labor each need about 7000 signatures. reformers require roughly 9979. If the prohibition ticket misses ballot placement, Dr. Aaron S. Watkins of Germantown loses his voting path.
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Columbus
Smith
Ohio
Aaron S. Watkins
Germantown
National Tube Co Withdraws Y Help Offer
Lorain September 15 The National Tube Co has notified the Y M C A that they withdrew their offer of a 150000 dollar subscription toward building two new Y M C A buildings one in the north end and one in the south end The subscription was made with the understanding that the city should raise 300000 more but in the drive that took place thus 75000 was raised and the offer was withdrawn.
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The
National Tube Co
Knights Templars parade marks Ohio conclave in Cincinnati
Thousands watched as the Knights Templar of Ohio held the 78th annual conclave parade in Cincinnati. A record band formation stretched 168 feet long with 638 musicians, followed by a business session and escorted grand commandery. Official visits, zoo trips, a ball, and riverside excursion are planned ahead.
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Cincinnati
Knights Templar of
Ohio
Grand Commandery
Galvin
William
Melist
Chronicle-Telegram
Wall Street Stocks End Irregular After Rail Gains
New York September 15 Stocks opened strong on rail strength but closed irregular. Rails led early gains with Delaware Lackawanna and Western rising about 2.5 points. oils like Pan American and American Petroleum gained. Steels and equipment firms advanced, while Denver and Rio Grande preferred slipped. Tobacco and specialty stocks strengthened as Atlantic Gulf and other rails surged.
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Delaware
Lackawanna
Weatero
Pan American and American Petroleums
Atlantic Gulf
Sumatra Tobacco
Corm
Exchange
London
Atlantic Coast Line
Chesapeake and Ohio
Delaware and Hudson
United States
United Railways
National Cloak
Ndustrial Alcohol
Republic Motor
Liberty Bonds Market Close Report
Liberty bonds closed with quotes across series in New York on September 16. First 4a at 85.70, second 4 at 84.90, first 4 1 48 at 85.76, second 4 1 26 at 84.98, third 4 1 49 at 88.38, fourth 4 1 45 at 85.18, Victory 3 3-da at 95.42, and Victory 4 3-45 at 95.46.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Victory
Late Market Reports From Cleveland and Chicago
Cleveland market notes list produce prices and grades including Eyes fresh northern extras at 61 cents, extra firsts 69, and New Jersey potatoes at 3.25 to 3.50 per barrel. Virginia and New Jersey sweet potato substitutes quoted, plus bushel figures. Chicago closing shows wheat Dec at 2.41 1/4, March 2.25, corn Sept 1.32 7/8, Dec 1.12 1/4, oats Dec 3 1/2, May 6 3/4, and Park futures at 74.25 for Sept and 24.50 for Oct.
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Ty & T
Atchison
Reese
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Mil
Mil. & St. Paul
Crucible Steel
General Motors
Great Northern Ore
Goodrich Co
Int. Mer. Marine Pfd Aoe
International Paper
Kennecott Copper
Mexican Petroleum
New York Cartral
Norfolk and Western B
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rep
Iron & Steel Ae
Sinclair Oil & Refining
Cleveland
Ohi
New Jersey Giants
Virginia Star
Virginia
New Jersey
Corp
Park
Cattle and Hog Prices in Chicago Market Report
Chicago market report shows cattle receipts 32,000 with varied prices. Top veal and cattle values noted, hogs up to 17.40 with bulk around 16.60 to 27.35 for packing and butchers. Sheep and lambs steady with native lambs at 14.25 top amid mixed western offerings.
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Chicago
U. 8
Bureau of Markets
Atockera
Residents Chase Would-Be Robbers in Sharon Center Bank Try
Akron dispatch reports Sharon Center villagers awakened by a muffled report frightened off a gang attempting to rob the town bank. The robbers fled in an automobile after a volley of shots. A charge of itsro glycerine wrecked the bank door. The would-be raiders used feather ticks to muffle the report. This was the second unsuccessful bank raid in four months.
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Sharon Center
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