Cox campaign charges GOP fund claim eyeing Pittsburgh speech
Gov James M Cox travels toward Pittsburgh to deliver an address he says will present evidence of a Republican corruption fund exceeding 15 million dollars. He speaks aboard a special car, citing papers he says prove the charges, after earlier remarks in Evansville. The report also covers Harding campaign visits and reactions to European affairs.
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Lord Mayor in Cork Weakens After Hunger Strike
Terrance Mc Swegnay lord mayor of Cork remains critically ill after two collapses from hunger strike in Brixton prison. Visited by Father Dominic the mayor spoke briefly. A telegram from King George concerning clemency was read. he may not recover. In Dublin a clash outside Bow Street Jail injures several policemen.
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Clark seeks oath bound testimony before committee
Ohio Republican leader George H. Clark asked a Senate committee to allow him to testify under oath about the party's finances for the last eighteen months. He urged the inquiry begin with Ohio, tied to Cox's statements. The telegram was sent to Senator Pomerene.
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Deporting Insane Aliens Weighs Heavily on New York
Dr Spencer L Dawes medical examiner urges increased appropriations to deport aliens deemed insane. He cites 990 insane aliens deported last year and thousands awaiting removal at the New York port, noting extensive costs and existing repatriation efforts to home countries or other states.
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Cox Declares Hell Convict Plot in Indiana Rally
Governor Cox charged on a southern Indiana platform that a plot to buy the presidency exists. He promised evidence of a deliberate conspiracy linking Republican leaders and campaign funds to undermine democracy. Crowds in Princeton and Pittsburgh heard the assertions as he urged scrutiny of party power.
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Stockholders seek receiver for Dorrison Corp.
Four stockholders of the Dorrison Corporation, formed last January, filed proceedings in circuit court on August 26 asking a receiver be appointed for the corporation, with dispute over three million dollars in their claim.
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Jam es Wilson Dies Today Former Secretary of Agriculture
James Wilson, former U S secretary of agriculture, died at his home today in Bunner Trade area. The report notes the death occurred this August date and identifies Wilson as a prominent government official and figure in agricultural policy.
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Kidnapped Americans Released in Mexico
All Americans kidnapped by bandit Pedro Zamora in Cuale Jalisco last week have been released according to reliable reports from Guadalajara capital of Jalisco. Zamora reportedly surrendered and the Americans are said to be safe with authorities.
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Soviet Reply to the Poles Accepts Militia Armament Demand
London August 26 The Russian Soviet government answered Lord Balfour regarding peace terms to Poland and agreed to withdraw on the condition that Polish authorities arm a workman militia of 200000 men in Poland.
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Hays to Give Figures on Democratic Campaign Funds
Will Hays, Republican national chairman, will testify next Monday before the senate committee investigating presidential campaign expenditures in Chicago. He is expected to reveal startling figures regarding Democratic campaign funds.
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Former Youngstown Mayor W. T. Gibson Dies at 62
W. T. Gibson, former mayor of Youngstown and former prosecuting attorney of Mahoning County, also served as president of City Savings and Trust. He collapsed and died at noon in a lodge room here. He was 62.
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Springfield Man Dies Suddenly in Michigan
J De Wallace 71 former publisher of the Democrat of Springfield died suddenly at Pontiac Michigan today after years in the Democratic party and more recently with the state security department. Born in Springfield he was active in local politics and civic affairs for decades.
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Black man jailed after slaying over tobacco chewing in bed
In Toledo on August 26 Associated Press reports Cornelius Stockley, a Black man, is jailed in Bowling Green on a serious charge for allegedly slashing William Gates to death because Gates chewed tobacco in bed.
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Woodbury Named Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Gordon Woodbury a former New Hampshire legislature member was named assistant secretary of the navy to succeed Franklin D Roosevelt. President Wilson announced the appointment via Secretary Daniels. Woodbury represented New Hampshire on the San Francisco convention resolution committee and has long been active in state politics.
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County to Receive Funds From Autos Totals Summed for Knox
Knox county will receive a final year settlement from automo bile registrations listing Mt. Vernon 4803.74 Centerbury 918 Danville 47.45 Brink Haven 115 Buckeye City 160.44 Fredericktown 9665.75 Gambier 177.68 Martinsburg 152.08 for a total of 7983.60. Marysville reports the M. P. church at Claybourne will be dedicated Sunday. Youngstown police find Charles Walker with a bullet in his arm.
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Suffrage For Women Ratified by Tennessee Proclaimed
Washington Aug 26 Secretary Colby signed the suffrage amendment proclamation after Tennessee certified ratification, disappointing suffrage workers at the state department. The action came as Justice Siddons refused to issue a show cause against Colby to restrain proclaiming the amendment. The legal fight shifts to the Supreme Court on Tennessee's ratification validity.
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Body of a girl found in Grantwood woods
The body of a young woman, less than 20 and well dressed, was discovered in Grantwood woods with signs of violence. A torn blue coat fragment in her hand suggests a struggle with a male attacker. Louis Di Saialio, 13, found the scene near his home on August 26. Populations news notes Knox County census count at 29,580, down 601 since 1910.
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