One Hundred Women Form Democratic Club in Knox County
More than one hundred women attended the first Democratic meeting for women in Knox County, held in a hall after proving too small for the crowd. Mrs. Bernice Pyke of Cleveland urged women to join the party, praising Gov. Cox and critiquing Senator Harding, with plans to elect officers at the next meeting.
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Willett
Bladensburg
Mees Burns
Mansfield
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Democratic Women’s Club
Wheeling
Cox Prepares Westward Swing With 67 Addresses
Governor Cox works to clear state business before launching a westward tour. He departs tonight on a circuit through the west, visiting 22 stops before returning to Dayton on October 4, delivering an average of two addresses daily.
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Federal debt rises sharply in August totals reach new high
Federal debt grew to 9401,766,000 in August as Treasury figures released today show. The rise reflects increased public debt amid government guarantees affecting tollway earnings and overall borrowing.
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Washington
Poin dexter Defends Senate Campaign Fund Plan
Milea J. Poin dexter, former Republican presidential nominee candidate and Senate committee chair, told a Chicago subcommittee the 30,000 sent to Weller was not wasteful. He defended a 200,000 national fund as reasonable for three states, while acknowledging limits and state-level variances.
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Dayton Library to Close Across City Branches
Dayton public library and four branches will close from December 1 to March 1 due to insufficient funds. The board certified a $100,000 budget, but funds would not be available until March 1, and current funds will be exhausted by December 1. The library cannot borrow under the law. Staff have left in recent months for lack of pay raises.
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Turkish Nationalists propose armistice with Armenians
Constantinople September 8 The Turkish Nationalists have proposed an armistice with the Armenians and President Wilson has defined the Armenia boundary in war announcements bearing on the issue.
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Vboday
Women To Face Male Clerks In Cities In Ohio Voting
Ohio women voters face male clerks in cities as they register, with age disclosure required only in places with populations over 11 000. Rural districts let women simply claim to be over 21 at the November 4 election. Local laws may override state rules in some cities. John T. Fulton, a 45 year old farmer, committed suicide by shotgun blast to his hand.
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Ohio
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Davison
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League
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German minister refuses to unite with Bolsheviks
German foreign minister Walter Simons told the Reichstag he rejected urging to cooperate with the Russian Bolsheviks against German powers. He warned that following such exhortations would invite war and unleash Bolshevik upheaval that Germany could not bear.
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Donahey Says Ohio's Expense Cannot Be Cut
Vic Donahey Democratic nominee for governor told Ohio grangers at the state fair the state government cannot be cut to operate with far less money. He pledged to keep expenditures near current levels, eliminate waste, and provide value for every dollar. The speech came during the grange celebration of reaching 100000 members.
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Policeman Shot by Fellow Officer in Cleveland Heights
A Cleveland Heights officer, Edwards Connally, was shot through the abdomen by Patrolman Nash Newnes who mistook him for a burglar in an early morning incident. Doctors say Edwards may recover. Nash Newnes was exonerated by Chief Barrows.
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Cleveland
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Cleveland Heights
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Newhes
Cl Barrows
Harding stance on League draws sharp New York critique
The New York Times editorial critique finds Senator Harding’s evolving League of Nations position revealing a campaign education shift. It notes his drift from a clear anti treaty stance toward cautious acceptance under renamed terms, while the League remains a persistent political issue and pressure point within the Republican camp.
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