Republicans Face United Protests in Ohio Campaign
Columbus, Oct 28. Democrats claim a break in Republican ranks signals victory for Cox Donahey and Julian. They allege Davis must face fallout and warn of discord within the party as voters rally to the League of Nations and to the Democrats. Harding, Davis, and Willis decry attacks as the GOP’s self-interest.
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Columbus
Cox
Vic Donahey
W. A. Julian
Harry L. Davis
Cleveland
Davis
Harding
Willis
Cartoon Controversy Over Cox Cartoon Draws Catholic Outcry
Nationwide denunciations target Harvey's Weekly and National Republican for printing a caricature depicting Governor James M Cox with a provocative painting title. Knights of Columbus leaders and officials call it sacrilegious and blasphemous, urging expiation and accusing Republican managers of inciting outrage before Election Day.
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Harvey's Weekly
James M. Cox
Allan A. Ryan
New York
Thomas Nelson Page
Cox
Frank Mn D. Roosevelt
James A. Flaharty
Philadelphia
United States
Knights of Columbus
Flaharty
Jersey City
Rogers Blog Ready for New Factory in Mount Vernon
The Rogers building rooms are completed and prepared for Rich Sampiiner Company to install tabling and machinery for a branch factory. Rooms renovated, papered, painted, and set in sanitary condition. Secretary Hoy L. Russell notified the company of readiness and expects workers in the city next week, pending railroad delivery of machinery to Mount Vernon.
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Rogers
Rich-Sampiiner Company
Hoy L. Russell
Mount Vernon
Farm Bureau Drive Adds 100 New Members Despite Rain
The Farmers' Bureau reports steady gains as a Wednesday solicitation yielded one hundred new members. Sixty recruits were from Harrison township, while the drive continued despite rain and mud, boosting the ranks of the local bureau. The effort reflects ongoing community outreach and organizational growth amid adverse weather.
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Farm Bureau
Harrison Township
Democrats Hold Several Rallies in Knox County
Two Democratic rallies drew large crowds Wednesday night with Dr. George Arndt and Mrs. Thomas Weir speaking in Fredericktown and Judge P. A. Berry and Mrs. Elliott addressing listeners in Harrison at the township house. The party plans a whirlwind finish with rallies planned in nearly every township and village on Saturday and Monday nights with many speakers assisting.
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George Arndt
Thomas Weir
Fredericktown
P. A. Berry
Elliott
Bladensburg
Harrison Township
Knox County
Mrs Chloe Ogle Dies Near Fredericktown
Mrs. Chloe Ogle, 48, died at 4 p.m. yesterday at her home northeast of Fredericktown after weeks of illness from a complication of diseases. Survived by four sons Joan Glenn Byron and Merritt Ogle and two daughters Danny Ogle and Mra Bhattor. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Friday at North Fork church with Rev. Hyde officiating. Burial will be in North Fork cemetery.
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Fredericktown
Chloe Ogle
Here
Joan
Glenn
Byron
Merritt Ogle
Danny Ogle
Mra
Bhattor
North Fork Church
Hyde
North Fork
Democratic women plan voters school at Bladensburg
The Jackson township Democrats will run a voters education school at Bladensburg on Saturday October 0 and Monday November 1. Women will be present to explain the ballot to voters and invite all Jackson township women to attend. Also notes a football game: American Pool Room team vs Kenyon College second team at Athletic Park Saturday at 4 o'clock with even matchup expected.
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Jackson Township
Bladensburg
American Pool Room
Kenyon College
Athletic Park
Democrats File Expense Accounts in Present Campaign
Total receipts reported by the Democratic national committee through October 25 amounted to 878,831.24, Wilbur W. Marsh announced in New York. The funds were raised nationwide with major contributions from New York and smaller amounts from Chicago San Francisco and the women’s bureau. Most funds went to the campaign fund, with about 150000 borrowed.
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Associated Frees
New York
Democratic National Committee
Wilbur W. Marsh
National Treaurer
Marah
Kenyon
Chicago
San Francisco
No ‘Men’s Bureau
Women’s Bureau
Republicans Show Immense Sum Spent On Presidential Campaign
The Republican national campaign to elect Warren G. Harding cost 3,442,898.32 dollars, with 3,042,892.32 spent by Oct. 34. Senator Harding and Gov. Coolidge each gave 1,000, and the committee estimates continue to raise funds after the election. Fred W. Upham filed sworn responses to inquiries about all monies paid or promised.
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Associated Preas
Hunner
Chicago
Warren G. Harding
Fred W. Upham
Senate
Upham
Harding
Coolidge Leach
Senate Committee
Mr. Upham
Master of Grange to Speak at County Courthouse
Thomas McSparron, master of the Pennsylvania state Grange, will speak at the courthouse Friday night at o'clock. All Grangers in the county are invited to attend this political address, as he plans an interesting message.
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Thomas McSparron
Pennsylvania State Grange
Hotels Begin To Cut Price Meals In New York
Oct 28 The Justice Department chief of the lying squadron of profiteer hunters announced price cuts in New York hotels and restaurants that quit the Hotelmen's Association. Free plus hotel table de hote dinners dropped from 4.50 to 2.50, with substantial reductions in breakfast and luncheon prices. Operators assured no drop in quality or service.
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New York
Armin W. Riley
Department of Justices
Wever
New York Hotels
Restau
Hotel- Men’s Association of New York
Riley Eaid
Mienae
Riley
Cox Acknowledges Moral Duty Under League Debate
Governor Cox in Dayton and Middletown discusses league obligations and US response. He says no legal duty to join the League but the conscience of the world may prompt action, cites Monroe Doctrine, favors Hitchcock reservations, and criticizes Senator Harding. A spirited exchange with a man whose name was not given frames broader campaign worries and a perceived league wave. Church notices and local religious services follow.
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Amoolate
Dayton
American Congress
League of Nations
Cox
Middletown
United Tes
Hays
Republican Natonal Committee
Harding
League
Europe
Congress
League Council
Congroxson
Congroas
Prince of Wales Sheep Dominate Fall Show Championship
The Prince of Wales owned flock, from the ranch south of here, swept high honors at the fall cattle show yesterday. A royal ram took the breed championship while other entries won prizes, underscoring the prince’s influence in the event.
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Prince of Wales
Harding Spends Day Quietly at Cleveland Hotel
Senator Harding spent the day in Cleveland largely at his hotel with a few activities. He opened his final campaign swing the night before with four speeches to Cleveland audiences and later dined at the Cleveland Country Club. He planned to depart in the afternoon for Akron to speak that evening.
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Harding
Cleveland
Prean
Senator Harding
Hotel
Bere
Cleveland Country Club
Akron
Coal Strike Settled In England Wales After Ballot
London October 28 The coal miners strike in England and Wales was settled this afternoon on condition of a ballot among the miners. The executive body proposed two shillings per shift increases for 18 year olds and a corresponding rise for younger workers. The miners pledged full cooperation to raise output.
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Associated Press
London
England
Wales
Hughes Presses Governor Cox on League Obligation in Indianapolis
In an address to the Columbia club in Indianapolis on October 28, Charles Evans Hughes urged Governor Cox to repudiate article 10 of the League of Nations. He argued the article would bind the United States to underwrite the Versailles treaty’s territorial provisions, regardless of their merit.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Cox
League of Nations
United States
Columbia Club
Charles Evans Hughes
Columbus Hall Claimed by Death at 67
Columbus Hall died at his home on North Norton street after a long illness. He was a prominent veterinary surgeon in the community and son of Gideon Hall of Lock. Survived by two daughters Mrs. W. H. Marker of Mr. Vernon and Mrs. C. Muzzy of Newcastle Indiana, son Burt Hall, and brother Jasper Hall of Homer. Funeral at Utica Church of Christ Friday at 2 pm, burial in Utica cemetery.
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North Norton Street
Hall
Gideon Hall
Lock
W. H. Marker
Vernon
C. Muzzy
Newcastle
Ind
Burt Hall
Columbus
Jasper Hall
Homer
Utica Church
County Teachers to Attend Columbus Meeting
Many county schools close tomorrow for a vacation day so teachers may attend the Central Ohio Teachers meeting in Columbus, Ohio, on Friday and Saturday. Schools closing include Martinsburg Centerburg Danville Gambier and several one room schools in the county.
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Central Ohio
Columbus
Ohio
Martinsburg
Centerburg
Danville
Gambbior
Representatives of farming interests seek congressional aid
Washington January 28 Representatives of farming interests met to decide actions for securing crop marketing credits and may ask Congress for aid when it convenes next month.
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Washington
Get
Congress
Eastern Star to Meet in Cleveland
Cleveland was chosen by the Order of the Eastern Star as the meeting place for the 1941 convention in a decision announced by the Associated Press. The Columbus dispatch notes the selection of Cleveland as host, signaling plans for the forthcoming event and related activities.
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Cleveland
Associated Press
Columbus
Get
Order of the Eastern Star
Cox questions editor over Post bias and trust ruling
Governor Cox charges the Saturday Evening Post and editor John Harris Lorimer with unfair partisanship. He cites a Federal Trade Commission finding against Curtis Publishing Co for anti trust distribution practices and alleges the paper backed a return to normalcy to aid its profits.
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Ahle Press
Banner
Dayton
Saturday Evening Post
John Harris Lorimer
James M. Cox
Cox
Curtis Publishing Company
Federal Trade Commission
Basin
Lorimer
Lorimar
Curtis Publishing Co
Tee Com
Curtin
Mass Celebrated for Lord Mayor in London Cathedral
A pontifical requiem mass for Terence MacSwiney the lord mayor of Cork was held at St George's Cathedral London attended by churchmen the lord mayor of Dublin and MPs from Labour and others. Thousands filled the cathedral with some standing on chairs. the coffin bore a Gaelic inscription calling him murdered by the foreigner in Brixton prison aged 40.
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Associated Press
London
Mornis
St. George’s
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Dublin
Labor Party
Volunteer Army
Brixton Prison
Tly Soul
Plans for Handling Coal Requirements
Associated Press report from Columbus on October 28 describes a conference of coal and railway officials and Ohio public utilities commission representatives drawing up plans to meet emergency coal requirements in Ohio Indiana and Michigan.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio Public Utilitiea Commission
Brink Haven School Notes
The chicken supper raised 62.50 for library books and furniture. Students and teachers thank contributors. New football and indoor baseball equipment arrived for future outings. A Democrats vs Republicans basketball game was played with Democrats winning. The pupils reading circle now covers all grades. Forty new books ordered for the circle. History and English work based on the Independent arouses strong student interest.
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Independent
Dr Charles Kinney Dies In Easton
Dr Charles Spencer Kinney aged 66 and head of Haston Sanitarium and a noted alienist and specialist in nervous diseases, died in Easton Pa after illness since mid August local obit notes.
Julian Promises Prosperity Amid Busier Campaign
Dayton reports eight speeches by William A Julian ahead of Cox as he tours Miami County and three meetings, arguing prosperity has risen under the Democratic administration. He touts auto industry growth, rising banking resources, and the need for a permanent foreign trade commission.
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Dayton
Miami County
William A. Julian
Cox
Julian
vAmerica
Democraticc
Yin
Son Tested Mance
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