Cox Prepares Next Move to Attack Republican Campaign
Dayton Ohio August 23 Governor Damon M Cox plans a new attack on Republican campaign financing during speeches this week. He alleges a hidden fund of 15 million dollars and promises proof. The effort centers on the League of Nations and Republican funding as Harding allied interests weigh in. Harvey Meets Harding Advisers in Marion to shape League policy discussions as Knox backs Harding from Manchester New England.
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Cox
Versy
Dayton
Damon M. Cox
Republican Campaign Fund
League of Nations
Senator Harding
Chicago
Frank Knox
Manchester
N.el
Wood
Harding
New England
Reed seeks Cox response on $15 million campaign fund
Senator James A. Reed said he had received no reply from Governor James M. Cox to a telegram requesting any evidence supporting charges that Republicans are raising a $15,000,000 campaign fund. Reed published the telegram urging Cox to provide information in time for today’s senate subcommittee hearing or send a representative to testify.
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Chicago
Senate
James A. Reed
James M.cox
Reed
Cox
Population of Elyria 20 474 Ups Followed by AP Note
Associated Press reports population statistics include Elyria Ohio at 20,474, up 5,649 or 38.2 percent. The data reflect a significant rise in Elyria’s resident count as part of the national census figures.
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Elyria
Associated Press
Banner
Washington
Ohio
Pair Rescued From Tree During Storm
Springfield Aug 23 Aged couple Mrs B Slonaker and Mrs Iawite clung to a tree for three hours after their flood washed away home. City Manager Edgar Parsons waded the torrent to safety carrying the woman, aided by Deputy Sheriff Minturn. The 10 room frame house was wrecked, hogs and chickens drowned.
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Associated Proos
Springfield
B. Slonaker
Iawite
Edgar Parsons
Minturn Slgo
Poles Warned by United States in War Tactics
A fragmented report notes heightened tensions as United States cautions Poland amid an evolving military stance. Ambiguity surrounds the exact actions or targets, with references to allied coordination and strategic warnings impacting regional operations.
Search for 29 Bodies Abandoned After Lake Steamer Sinking
Associated Press reports in Sault Ste. Marie that the search for 29 lives lost when the freighter Superior City sank in Lake Superior was abandoned today. The disaster has prompted ongoing inquiries into cause and safety measures for Great Lakes shipping.
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Associated Press
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Superior City
Lake Superior
Inspector Swanzy slain in Lisburn riot
Belfast August 23 rioting follows the assassination of Inspector Swanzy. An attack on Sinn Fein leader’s shop within 40 yards failed after Ulster volunteers intervened. A Nationalist Republican's residence was fired on from a window and retaliatory shots wounded a commander. mobs chase to burn nationalist homes as damage spreads.
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Anovtated Preaw
Bunnert
Belfast
Lisburn
Inspector Swanzy
Sinn Fein
Ulster
Rocky Mountain Limited Wrecked. Woman Seriously Hurt
The Rocky Mountain Limited on the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific line was wrecked at Carviville today. One woman was seriously injured.
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Banner
Chicago
Ill
Rocky Mountain Limited
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Carviville
Hays funds query sparks Cox demand for details
Governor Cox arrived from Columbus to press Hays, Republican national committee head, for exact breakdowns of campaign funds. Cox said Hays offered no denial of a 15 million dollar fundraising claim and urged disclosure of subdivisions and district quotas. He plans further evidence at a forthcoming speech.
Take More Steps to Prevent Suffrage in Tennessee
Associated Press reports on August 2 in Nashville that anti suffrage forces intensified efforts to block ratification. An amended bill adds Chief Clerks W M Carter and John Green as parties to a temporary injunction restraining the governor, secretary of state, and presiding officers from certifying Tennessee's ratification to Washington.
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Associated Press
The
Banner
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessey
W. M. Carter
John Green
Senate
House
Washington
Engineering Dept Tent At Knox County Fair
The Knox county engineering department will exhibit at the county fair per County Surveyor Van Voorhis. A special tent will display the various grades of gravel for road building along with maps, photos of county projects, and other items. The display is billed as one of the fair’s most interesting offerings.
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Knox County
van Voorhis
Tnly
Knox County eighth graders can claim undelivered diplomas
Eighth grade graduates who missed the previous commencement may pick up their diplomas at any time by calling at the office of the county superintendent of schools located on the neat side of the square in Mt. Vernon.
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Knox County
County Superintendent of Schools
Mt. Vernon
Poles Bottle Up Soviet Forces Near Prussia Front
Polish infantry divisions captured prisoners and artillery as they drove Soviet troops back toward Prussia. Officials report 45 000 prisoners and over 200 cannons seized, with General Haller commanding the northern pursuit and President Przylaszki leading the central advance. Soviet forces retreated east and south toward Prussia as Polish armies closed in.
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Warsaw
Prussia
Viatula River
Haller
Primidjail
Lemberg
Nouth
Prilaidski
Were Of INVESTORS IN PONZI SCHEME
A Boston report lists 30 000 investors in the Ponzi postal coupon scheme with names from judge to office boy. About half withdrew funds after Ponzi paid 50 percent interest before the crash. Some say they have recovered their investment as a petition for a jury trial seeks to settle the legal questions from creditors.
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Pris
Boston
Ponzi
Federal District
SRA Bis
Chief Parker In Auto Collision At Vine And Mulberry
Chief Parker and Harry Denny were involved in a motor collision Saturday morning at West Vine Street and Mulberry Street. Both drove touring cars. Denny heard to shut off his motor at the intersection while Parker watched cross traffic and West Vine.
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Parker
Harry Denny
West Vine Street
Mulberry Street
Denny
Main Street
Vine
Vine Street
Samuel Rice Dies at Knox County Infirmary
Samuel Rice aged 50 died at noon today at the Knox county infirmary from a complication of diseases. A Knox county resident for most of his life he is survived by his wife and two children, Maurice in the navy and Grace of Newark Ohio. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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Samuel Rice
Knox County Infirmary
Rice
Knox County
Maurice
United States Navy
Grace
Newark
Ohio
Touring car crash injures John Sheedy at Coshocton Ave
A heavy touring car backing from 517 Coshocton Avenue collided with John Sheedy's vehicle on Co Whiciton Avenue yesterday morning near 1 o'clock. The other car appears undamaged and fled the scene before any number could be recorded.
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Cowhicoton Avenue
John Sheedy
Coshocton Avenue
American athletes lead in Olympic events at Antwerp
The Antwerp Olympic Games closed with the United States far ahead in points. American athletes won by large margins as the final events were held in rain with only a handful of spectators.
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Associated Preas
Antwerp
Belgium
Adventist Camp Meeting Draws 300 Visitors
By Camp Reporter large crowds filled the Adventist encampment with Elder C W Mott delivering a closing sermon. Elder R A Underwood led a 11 o'clock service drawing many to forward for consecration. Offerings totaled 1061 for Sabbath school and 7926 50 for missions. Baptisms numbered 26 Sunday at 1130. Camp tents dismantle as 1400 visitors depart Mount Vernon refreshed.
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C. W. Mott
R. A. Underwood
Ohio Conference
Achol
Underwood
Ashton
Ohio
C. Keller
India
W. W. Miller
Mount Vernon
Merger Talks End In $100 Million Petroleum Deal
Official word from New York announces the conclusion of negotiations for a merger involving International Petroleum Company Ltd, a Standard Oil of New Jersey subsidiary, with Tropical Oil Company. Akron reports a related election figure and a Pittsburgh area deal granting funding for equipment and asserting voting rights for women in a local measure. The transaction totals about $100 million.
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New York
International Petroleum Go, Limited
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Tropical Oil-Co
Akron
Triuat
Treat-Crawford Interests
Pitts
Harding Again Refuses to Attend State Fair
A second telegram from Senator Harding says he cannot appear on President's Day August 31 at the Ohio State Fair. Rev. Aaron Watkins, Prohibition party nominee, will attend, ensuring two presidential candidates on the program alongside Governor Cox who has accepted but regrets the absence of Harding. Fair managers will press for further efforts to have Harding speak.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Harding
Walborn
Aaron Watkins
Germantown
Prohibition Party
Cox
The
Fair Murgers
Blair and Adams Tense County Tennis Contests
Weather did not stop county players last week as Blair upset Adams 4-6 6-0 6-4 in the semi finals. Shafer and Williams meet for the singles title at Maplehurst at 3 PM with the winner to face Bish tomorrow. Consolation matches and doubles proceed at Round Hill and Maplehurst with several key pairings set for today.
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Adams
Shafer
Williams
Maplehurst Courts
Bish
Maurice Mitchell
Lybarger
Lee
Clements
Kahri
Round Hill
Greer
Coup
Cleeland
Shields
Wil Mame
Maplehurst
Johnson
Garber
James Dunlap Dies Near Homer at Age Fifty
James Dunlap of near Homer died this morning about 10 o'clock from heart trouble after becoming overheated while picking blackberries. He told his family he was sick upon entering the house and died a few minutes later.
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James Dunlap
Homer
Ohio Briefs Canton Gobel Seays Dies In Crash
Ohio brief reports Canton Gobel Seays aged died today from injuries in an automobile accident. Akron brief notes Moses Shearer aged 25 shot and killed by a highwayman.
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Canton
Gobel Seays
Akron
Moses Shearer
Convention of American Legion Opens in Youngstown
About 2000 delegates and visitors opened the state convention of the American Legion in Youngstown Ohio with a singing of America. Mayor Fred Warnock and Commander Harold Snell gave welcomes, F W Galbreath spoke in response, the executive committee reported, and the first business session was held. A huge parade and novelty ball are planned for tonight.
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Youngstown
American Legion
America
Fred Warnock
Harold Snell
Youngstown Post
F. W. Galbreath
Ohio Justice Faces Charges Against Jeffersonville Official
Ohio justice A. G. Craemer, a justice of the peace in Jeffersonville, was charged after state examiner findings showed fines and judgments collected for personal use. Reports indicate Craemer kept a cash book of receipts to cover reimbursements, blurring funds and expenditures.
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Columbus
A. G. Craemer
Jeffersonville
Ohio
CHAIRMEN ORDERED BEFORE COMMITTEE
The Republican and Democratic chairmen Hays and White along with treasurers of each party were ordered to appear before the Senate Investigating Committee next Monday. They must bring all books on campaign funds and expenditures. The committee also asked Governor Cox to appear or send a representative to present evidence about a claimed $15,000,000 GOP campaign fund.
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Associated Press
Banner
Chicago
Will Hays
George White
Repulitan
Democratic
new @to
Congressional
Senate Committee
Kenyon
James M. Cox
Repubicans
Hospital notes from various patients in M and S sanitarium era
Mr J D Hugaman of Le Grange underwent an operation Monday at the M and S sanitarium. Mr Rosswood Carr of Columbus had an operation this morning at the M and S sanitarium. Mr Carl Bucy of Bladensburg was operated upon today at Mt Vernon hospital. Miss Ruby Prichard of Butler Anders went an operation Monday at Mt. Vernon hospital. Master Charles Tucker was remitted to the home of C G Iams after an operation at the M and S sanitarium. Mr Charles McDonald returned to his Mansfield home Sunday after treatments at the M and S hospital.
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le Grange
M. and S. Sanitarium
Rosswood Carr
Columbus
Carl Bucy
Bladensburg
Mt Vernon Hospital
Ruby Prichard
Butler Anderwent
Mt. Vernon Hospital
Charles Tucker
CG. C. Iams
Haat Gambier Street
Charles McDonald
Mansfield
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