Unions Endorse Cox Labor Record in Washington Statement
Organized labor's nonpartisan committee issued a report praising Gov. James M. Cox for a fuller understanding of workers' needs and a record of 69 labor-related acts as Ohio governor. The AFL set a cautious tone, noting no adverse acts toward labor and urging workers to decide whom to vote for based on facts and proposals.
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Population figures for Knox County townships and villages
Census Bureau released population counts for Knox County townships and incorporated villages. Key figures include Berlin 700 in 1920 and 886 in 1910, Clinton 11102 and 11782, Gambier 434, Martinsburg 218, Centerburg 776, Fredericktown 1194, Buckeye City 310, Brink Haven 342, Danville 889, and Gambier 434, with several townships listing both 1920 and 1910 populations.
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Gox Tours War Heroes With Wounded Veterans Visit
In New York Governor James M. Cox visited Poly Clinic Hospital spending hours with more than 860 wounded veterans. He walked wards in pajamas and robes, posing on the roof with patients and promising to visit every unit, saying his western front trip on Sept 21 would emulate their courage.
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Cork mayor’s hunger strike reaches critical stage
Clarend McSweeney Cork mayor has fasted eighteen days and is said to be gravely ill. A Brixton prison doctor reports that food would not help him now, with the worst condition possibly within 26 hours. Meanwhile in Youngstown Mrs. Lovina Hewitt, 80, was struck by an automobile and severely injured.
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Committee opens campus funds probe in Senate inquiry
The Aug 30 Senate hearing into Republican and Democratic presidential campaign expenditures begins with a review of press accounts of Cox speeches and the governors reply. Hays testifies on fund-raising aims to curb improper obligations and promote small donations from many people.
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Harding Plans Early Speaking Tour For Campaign
Associated Press reports Senator Harding is near finalizing plans for three to four Ohio stops plus New York and Chicago with more westward dates possible in Denver Salt Lake City and Spokane. Republican leaders aim to limit Marion speeches and avoid barnstorming with no major dates before October. other topics mention Kenyon asking about corporate contributions and loaned funds to the campaign.
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Deadly auto crash kills four near Cleveland
Four persons died in or near Cleveland in traffic crashes last night and five others, including three children, were injured. Joseph Carroll age 40 and his daughter Marie 20 died in a collision with a truck. Tobert Deal 39 and Carroll children plus Colletta 10 were hospitalized, likely dying. George Gleavon died when an interurban car struck their car near Hlyrik. Frank 4 is seriously hurt, Mrs. Glennon lightly hurt. Caroline Maul 8 was killed stepping into traffic.
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Governor Cox Plans Westward Campaign Swing
Governor Janus M. Cox prepares for a nationwide swing starting September 3 from Lansing Michigan to the Pacific coast. He travels from New York to Columbus for major speeches and plans a reply to Senator Harding on the League of Nations and GOP campaign funding disclosures.
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Bridges Over The East River Made One Way Thoroughfares
New York Aug 30 More than a million Brooklyn residents relying on Brooklyn Rapid Transit faced travel disruption as a strike shut down subway elevated and trolley services. Bridges over the East River were made one way to handle traffic. police expected continued congestion and many vehicles diverted to Manhattan streets and sidewalks.
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Dr F C Anderson Chosen Sanatorium Superintendent
Dr F C Anderson former assistant superintendent of the Ohio State Sanatorium Mt Vernon was named superintendent by the Ohio board from three physicians who passed the civil service exam. He joined the US air service in 1917 as a captain and is awaiting discharge. Born Sept 5 1888 in Guernsey county he graduated from Cambridge High School in 1907 and Ohio State College of Medicine in 1911. He is married with two children ages 7 and 5.
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Indictment of 42 Steamship Firms Shocks Industry
Forty two steamship companies and freight brokers including major trans Atlantic lines were indicted by a federal grand jury in New York on charges of conspiracy and restraint of trade in violation of the Sherman anti trust law.
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Federal troops take positions in Mingo county strike area
Federal soldiers arrived in Williamson to patrol the Mingo county strike region under Col. Burkhardt who previously commanded troops at Camp Sherman Ohio, as state constabulary units withdraw from duty.
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Westward mood grows for League as voters watch
Franklin D Roosevelt, touring the West from Omaha, reports that citizens, especially women, favor the League of Nations and want leaders Governor Coz and Senator Harding to address issues before November. He notes increasing interest since six months ago and calls the West alert and progressive.
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Italy and United States in accord over Russia and Poland
Secretary Colby announced that Italy has informed the United States the two governments share sentiments on Russia and Poland reflected in the recent American note. Similar assurances were received from Poland as well. In Chillicothe Mrs. Mary Dunlap, aged 102, plans to vote this fall.
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