Cox Uses Wink Strategy in 1920 Campaign, Says Times Star Reporter
Washington correspondent Gus J. Karger argues Cox uses a wink to appeal to both administration backers and anti administrators. The technique suits the Democratic bid, with Cox aligning promises to Wilson while easing relations with anti administrationists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus J. Karger
Washington
Cincinnati Times Star
Karger
Cox
Mre
Wilson
George White
Marietta
Democratic National Committee
G. O. P. Women Form Organized National Role
Republican women have organized a national structure with co chairmen at national state county and precinct levels to integrate women voters newly enfranchised. Harriet Taylor Upton is vice chairman of the national executive committee along with eight fellow women serving in key posts across states and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Committee
Chicago
Harriet Taylor Upton
Ohio
Arthur L. Livermore
Corinne Roosevelt Robinson
New York
Medill McCormick
Illinois
Christine Bradley South
Kentucky
Jeannette A. Hyde
Utah
Katherine Philips Edson
California
L. Fosseen
Minnesota
Upton
Campaign Ditty Sparks Wet Theory Debate In Milwaukee
The piece cites a Tammany boss, Mr. Murphy, accusing Cox of playing both ends in a wet theory, while Mr. Yan defends Cox as oddly wet and asserts the deco de mentioned in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rons
New York
Mr. Murphy
Tammany
Mr. Cox
Prince
Cox
Mr. Yan
Milwaukee
Justice to the Dead and War Policy Speech
Governor Cox declares no separate peace to honor the dead and argues the fight must continue to secure victory, insisting the dead are not to be set aside for any immediate settlement. He frames justice to the fallen as tied to sustaining the wartime effort and national resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Son Tests Bossed Role in Wilson Tale
A fragmented note questions identity and lineage in a Wilson tale. The text hints at a character called the Son and a boss or tag named Taggart, exploring whether the son must assume the role or can be someone else.
Blast on Wall Street Kills 31 Injures Hundreds
A massive explosion on Wall Street near Broad killed 31 and injured at least 300 as office buildings suffered heavy damage. The blast, blamed on a large TNT bomb, shattered windows and sent debris across the financial district as investigators hunted anarchist suspects and examined the Morgan building and nearby offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Broad
Morgan
America
Department of Justice
United States Assay Office
Charles A. Morris
France
Stock Exchange
Morgan ‘Bank
Assay Office
Greniting
Vanderlip warns of slow European recovery postwar
American financier Frank Vanderlip says Europe's recovery will be slow and painful. He pins delays on Versailles missteps, frontier shifts, rail disruption, and cut Russian supplies while urging frugality, hard work, and living within means to avoid further crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Frank Vanderlip
Germany
France
Italy
England
Europe is a Country of Strikes
Miss Anna A. Gordon national president of the W C T U arrives in Evanston from Europe with Miss Julia Fr Dean after a white riot tour of Britain and the continent. Strikes disrupt British ports and continental rail travel while Scandinavia trips are halted by labor unrest. The good view sees Europe shifting toward water and Scotland’s towns voting on local option this fall.
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Anna A. Gordon
Evanston
Europe
Julia Fr. Dean
Union Signal
Gordon
British Isles
New York
Scandinavia
Holland
America
Scotland
Edinburgh
Waukegans
Chicago
Tino Seeks Restoration of Greek Throne
Former King Constantine of Greece, speaking from Switzerland, declares he never abdicated and remains the legitimate sovereign in the view of many Greeks. He blames Venizelos for Greece’s divisions, hopes to return to Athens after the war if the people demand it, and would work with Venizelos as premier if Greece so chooses.
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Constantine
Greece
Venizelos
Switzerland
Athens
Entente
M. Venizelos
The Mouflon Sees Self in Sardinia and Zoo Life
A young Mouflon narrates his Sardinian roots and life in the zoo. He admires his handsome sire with curled horns and colors, and expects to be admired, friendly, and healthy under the keeper’s care. He reflects on parentage, belonging, and the meaning of a mate’s constant observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moufson
Sardinia
Mr. Mouflon
Admiral Albert P Niblack Named Naval Attache in London
Rear Admiral Albert Parker Niblack veteran of naval intelligence and Adriatic command during the war becomes naval attache at the American embassy in London. At sixty one, he has served in the Seven Seas and held posts in Berlin Rome Vienna and Buenos Aires. He graduated from the naval academy in 1880 and wrote on signaling and tactics.
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Albert Parker Niblack
U. N
Naval Intelligence
Adriatic
London
Admiral Niblack
Naval Academy
Seven Seas
Alaska
Naval War College
Naval Institute
British Columbia
Berlin
Rome
Vienna
Buentos
Aires
Denying the Allegation Conversation at the Telephone
A small boy answers a telephone and clarifies that he is not addressable as Mrs Blank but as her son. The caller asks if this is Mrs Blank's residence, and the boy identifies himself as her child in the exchange reported by the Philadelphia Reformed Church Messenger.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Lowell Woman
A Lowell Massachusetts woman testifies after three years of pain and constipation that Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health. She reports improved energy and urges others to try the remedy, noting Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co answers letters confidentially.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lowell
Mass
Pinkham
Mrs. Theall
Appleton Street
Purity and freshness in health remedies emphasized
An old health advisory extols purity and freshness as supreme aims in health care. It claims no medicine equals its digestive and cleansing effects, promising bowel regulation liver stimulation kidney flushing stomach sweetening and blood enrichment.
Bulgarian Blood Tea used as nightly cure and immune aid
An all herb tea promising to kill a cold overnight and ward off influenza grippe and pneumonia. Promoted as a favorite family medicine by physicians and druggists, it is sold in drugstores and grocers with the claim of broad everyday use and effectiveness.
Hall’s Catarrh Medicine Promoted for Colds
An old advertisement promotes Hall’s Catarrh Medicine as a remedy for acute nasal catarrh and repeated colds. It claims the medicine builds the system, cleanses the blood, and reduces susceptibility to colds by acting on mucous surfaces. Free circulars from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohis
Front-porch Climber Described in Political Talk
The dialogue labels a certain candidate as a climber in politics, calling him a front-porch climber. The remark suggests steady, local campaigning without bold statewide aiming.
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Taggart
Wall ST
Morgan Bank
J. P. Morgan
Thomas W. Lamont
Dwight W. Morrow
Mr. Morgan
Junius Spencer Morgan
Henry P. Davison
William Joyce
Seward Prosser
Bankers Trust Co
Tino
A. P. Niblack
Hye Balsam
Houston Post
Henry. Gregory
W. Martin Jt
East Palestine
Dean
Doan
Aix
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
N.Y
Absorbine OE
Dora
Jossiennon
Young, Inc
Temple
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