Dayton in full dress for Cox events in July
Dayton prepares for two major events centered on Governor Cox. A nonpartisan homecoming by local residents unfolds tomorrow, followed by August 7 notification ceremonies. Delegations arrive from agricultural Ohio, with marching clubs expected. Forty brass bands will form a massed ensemble led by the Rainbow Division and Meteor bands to play songs from the Cox campaign.
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Cox
Plana
Ohio
Rainbow Division
Meteor Band
Piqua
Chi
Songa
Cam Balgng
San Fregeieo
Offer Made to Fight the Reds
Berlin dispatch reports General Ludendorff offered the British ambassador in Berlin to raise an army of 4,500,000 to fight Bolsheviks in exchange for return of Posen and abolition of Versailles treaty clauses.
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Ludendorf
Berlin
Germany
Posen
Harding 15 Bly on Correspondence
At his desk in Marion on July 29 Senator Harding described the quiet pre campaign period as the busiest, with a deluge of letters and telegrams keeping headquarters behind schedule despite growing clerical staff and after hours work.
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Associated Pros
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Banner
Marion
Deak
Harding
More Evidence in Trunk Murder Case
Detroit homicide chief Lt John Smith heads to Sturges Mississippi to question Kid McCoy Jackson husband of Catherine Jackson victim of the trunk murder mystery. Police seek a second trunk believed shipped from Detroit containing the victim's vital organs as Allan A. Tatum reiterates refusal to leave Birmingham. Gen Pershing visits Marietta.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
John Smith
Detroit
Sturges
Miss
Kid McCoy Jackson
Catherine Jackson
Michigan City
Allan A. Tatum
Orst
Birmmnghem
Howard
Culling of Knox County Chickens Announced
County agricultural official announces the initiation of chicken culling next week to improve flocks. Demonstrations begin Monday morning in Howard township at Drake’s home and continue in Morris Morgan and Milford townships with specific times and locations listed for farm visits and learning the culling method.
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Knox County
Anderson
Knox
Ohio
Dad
Drake
Howard Township
Arthur Cassell
Mrederektown Road
Morris Township
Austin Carpenter
Morgan Township
Hal McLain
Range Line Road
Asa Workman
Milford Township
Brandon
Japan Receives US Reply on Saghalla Occupation
The Japanese government received a communication from the United States noting that America cannot recognize Japan's occupation of the northern half of the island of Saghalla. The message is described as an explanation of the situation rather than a protest.
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Associated Press
Bannard Torio
United States
America
Japan
Saghalla
World Crisis Looms Over German Border
Berlin at official and financial circles warn of a coming world crisis as Bolshevism reportedly breaches the Polish barrier and aligns with Pan Islam, threatening Germany’s borders and prompting speculation on Germany’s future choice of foe.
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Berlin
Germany
Salt Lake City Mayor Misuses City's Money
Salt Lake City Utah July 29. Anpointed Press reports misappropriation charges against E A Bock former mayor. Accused total is 10080 dollars. Bock admitted misusing funds and was allowed to restore the amount and resign. He was arraigned on two complaints and posted bail. Bucyrus Crawford county bonded debt stands at 5 million dollars.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
E. A. Bock
Leste Frager
Hrazer
Hock
Alty Commission
Tro
Bock
Big Mail Monoplane Flight Aims for San Francisco
Three metal monoplanes carry the mail from New York Central Park at 10 this morning on a farewell flight westward to open a cross country mail route. Stops include Chicago, Omaha, Salt Lake City, Reno, and San Francisco. The project seeks wartime aero mail by September and promises faster service to the war department, reducing current five day transit to roughly half.
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Feld
Central Park
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Salt Lake City
Reno
San Francisco
Texpfer Aero-Mail
Vale
War Department
Democratic campaign funds open to any amount
Washington July 29 Associated Press says Democratic National Committee chair George White announced the party will accept contributions of any amount and will judge contributions by source rather than size. The slogan Peace Progress Prosperity will guide campaigners as Cox carries the fight to the people with stops planned in Illinois Indiana and Ohio on the battle ground. White said proposed gift limits are easily bypassed so the committee will scrutinize all donations to avoid any obligation for candidates.
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Associated Proos
Washington
Democratic Party
George White
National Committee
White
Take Movies of Valuable Hogs on Long Journey
Three moving pictures of an exhibition herd of hogs shipping from the Midwest to South America were recorded by the National Swine Growers Association. Shots show hogs concentrated for shipment, departing New York, and boarding the steamship. The effort aims to showcase the swine industry and test the first of its kind abroad and at home.
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Presa
Chicago
South America
Middle West
National Swine Growers Association
New York
United States
Record Association
W. J. Carmichaeald
Bolsheviks Near Bilastock as Warsaw Fortifications urged
Reports from War saw indicate Bolshevik forces reach the outskirts of Bilastock with the city’s defense urged to fortify. Newspapers advocate immediate construction of defensive works to guard Warsaw as the situation tightens.
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Presa
Warsaw
Bilastock
Coal Miners Awards May Reopen Under 18-State Plan
AP report to The Banner notes Secretary Wilson sent to President Wilson a cot situation study with emphasis on Talinois and Indiana. The department hinted recommendations include reopening the bituminous coal commission award to adjust day laborer pay in mines, claiming no prior equitable adjustment.
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Banner
Washington
Wilson
Talinois
Indiana
Department of Labor
Bituminous Coal Commission
Bumpers Criticizes Out of Work Forces
Samuel Gompers denounces suspensions by American Woolen Co and Pennsylvan ia Railroad lay offs as a tremendous indictment of management and an offense to those needing production. He says the Federation of Labor will resist wage reductions and organized labor will not tolerate payroll cuts.
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Washington
American Woolen Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Samuel Gompers
Federation of Labor
Gompers
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New York Cops Raid Gambling Houses on Fifth Ave
Twenty two men were arrested in two simultaneous raids on gambling houses just off Fifth Avenue. Police entered via ladders through upper windows and confiscated property alleged to be used for gambling purposes. MARION David Griffith 1% adapted by the grand jury on 4 Charge of 1st degree murder.
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New York
Fifth Ave
Marion
David Griffith
Adegrea Muriler
Soviet Revolution Reported In Kovno City
According to word received in Warsaw a soviet revolution has started at Kovno where the Lithuanian government has been overthrown. No details of the revolt have reached here.
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Warsaw
Kovno
Man shoots wife after landlord dream in Union Hall
Daniel Hilbig fired at his wife during a nightmare in which he envisioned a landlord entering through a window with demons. He was distressed by rent hikes and the threat of eviction. Mrs. Hilbig was wounded and hospitalized in critical condition, with recovery reported unlikely.
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Union Hall
N. J
Daniel Hilbig
Cox to Reply to Christensen Wire
Governor Cox will reply to P P Christensen on joining in an effort to secure Eugene V Debs' release from prison. He received Christensen's second telegram and will respond after finishing his Democratic nomination acceptance address, likely this week, with expectations he will decline Debs' behalf.
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Dayton
Cox
P. P. Christensen
Salt Lake City
Farmer-Labor Party
Eugene V. Debs
Christensen
Gox
Debs
Ohio incorporation fees rise at record pace
Ay Associated Press reports from Columbus that Ohio's incorporation fees surged to 224 577 49 on July 6, creating a record day in the department. The spike comes after a statute expanding company latitude, with yearly totals jumping from 523 000 in 1919 to 2 374 968 in 1920, signaling rapid growth.
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Associated Press
Bynner
Columbus
Ohio
Smith
Incorporation Department
McAdoo to Speak for Cox in Vigorous Campaign
William G. McAdoo former treasury secretary and Democratic presidential hopeful announced he would deliver speeches in support of Governor Cox during a vigorous aggressive campaign. He called for scrutiny of campaign spending and warned against a purchased presidency after a meeting with George White Democratic National Committee chairman.
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New York
William G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
San Francisco
Cox
George White
Democratic National Committee
McAdoo
Republican National Committee
Bandits Escape With 10000 From Grass Lake Bank
Three armed bandits entered a farmers state bank at Grass Lake, locked the cashier and assistants in the cage, and escaped in an automobile after looting the bank. Officials estimated losses might reach $10000. A posse later surrounded the bandits.
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Associated Press
Boulogne Affair Draws Sharp Press Criticism
London July 29 A. P. report notes Premier Miller and Lloyd George backed a peace conference with the Russian Soviets contingent on Bolshevik acceptance of talks with Poland and broad Russian representation. London press remains cool or hostile, Anti Bolshevik papers denounce the plan as surrender and fear closer Soviet recognition.
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Associated Press
Bannery
London
Miller
Sad Lloyd-George
Boulogne
Lloyd George
Hungarian envoy presented to Pope Benedict in Rome
Count Somasich the first Hungarian minister to the Holy See presented his credentials to Pope Benedict. The pope received him cordially and spoke of Hungary's traditional loyalty to the church. The event marks Hungary’s official diplomatic representation in Rome.
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