Campaign Text Book Praises Gov Cox Record in Ohio War Effort
New York Sept 13 The Democratic Campaign Text Book of 1920 lauds Governor James M Cox for remaking Ohio with progressive measures across social fiscal agricultural labor and education and presents Cox as both governor and candidate. It highlights women's advancement federal farm loans funding national war effort and cites Republicans as hindering relief while praising Democrats and Republicans who served in the war.
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New York
Democrac
Washington
Ohio
James M. Cox
Cox
Jimmy" Cox
Sterner
Womert
Tennessee
Democratic Congresses
San Francisco
Democratic National Committee
86Th
Republican) Congress
America
Council of National Defense
Benedict Crowell
Charles G. Dawes
W. W. Atterbury
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
Wilson
Warren G. Harding
Henry Cabot Pees
Senate Committee On Foreign Affairs
Wiltenr HK. Moore
Chicago
Moore
France
General Pershing
Champagne-Marne
Alune- Marne
St. Michlel Campagins
Meat Packers Operated at a Small Profit
Atlant ic City September 13 The opening session of the American Meat Packers convention heard Thomas B. Wilson of Chicago say none of the Big Five packers earned more than a cent and a half profit per dollar of sales in 1919 The five firms averaged less than one cent profit The talk touched on labor wages and the need to raise purchasing power amid credit restrictions and market pressure leading to premature livestock marketing and losses.
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Prox
Atlantic City
Thomas B. Wilson
Chicago
Association
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Fireman Shot During Tire Theft Encounter
Edmund Lang 28 a Cleveland city fireman was shot and killed today while stopping a tire theft at a residence. Lang confronted a thief leaving an automobile. a struggle followed and the assailant fled.
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Cleveland
Edmund Lang
Sliter
Lang
Aly Automobile
Northeast Ohio Methodist conference opens in Cleveland
The North east Oh'o conference of the M. A. church will convene in Cleveland tomorrow. It is expected to be the largest Methodist conference in the world with between 600 and 600 ministers attending.
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Cleveland
M. A. Church
Cox speaks at Portland on policy and Alaska development
Gov. James M. Cox outlined his financial policy at Portland addressing a budget commissioner and executive assistant roles. He urged against premature reforms for Alaska and warned against selfish partisanship delaying irrigation and reclamation projects while stressing arms spending could hinder U S productive expansion.
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Portland
Ore
Alaska
James M. Cox
League of Na- Hons
Child Born to Woman in Prison Under New Law
In Auburn New York Mrs Perl B O'Dell imprisoned for murder of Edward Knellpp gave birth in a local hospital under a state law allowing births outside prison. The father James O'Dell awaits execution in Sing Sing death cell. Mother and child are reported well.
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Auburn
Perl
O'Dell
Rochester
Edward Knelpp
Auburno
James
Sing Sing
Knights of Pythian Baseball Defeated in Newark
Timon Inde No. 45 Knights of Pythian lost a 5 to 4 baseball game at Newark to Roland Jlodwe of that city. A large crowd attended and a general program followed with toasts. Talks reviewed past achievements and a tri city lodge baseball team may form with Zanesville Newark and Mt. Vernon represented.
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Timon Inde
Knights of Pythian
Newark
Roland Jlodwe
Ely
Eitie
J. Tate Cromley
Vernon
Tricity Lodge
Zanesville
Mt. Vernon
Bayons
P. Hand
Call Issued For Bank Statements Across Banks
The comptroller of the currency issued a call for the condition of all national banks at close of business on Wednesday Sept 8. State banks also received a call for the condition of late banks at close of business by Wednesday Sept 3.
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Ny Associated Prem
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Columbus
Maine voters mark first women’s ballot in state history
Voters across Maine head to polls for state county officers legislature and congressmen amid heavy turnout and clear skies. Republicans predict a 30 000 plurality while Democrats offer no figures. governor candidates include Republican Frederick J Parkhurst and Democrat B G McIntire. women turnout is high with many voting early and assisting to mobilize peers. Portland and Bangor reports show spirited voting and strong female participation.
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Portland
Maine
League of Nationa
Frederick J. Parkhurst
Bangor
B. G. McIntire
Norway
Preas
Tha
Ulster
Harding Won't Tour the West
Will H. Mays said there will be no barnstorming trips by Senator Harding in connection with his projected speaking tour. He noted no change from plans announced a month ago and doubted travel beyond Omaha. Information on city visits would come from Marion to Chicago.
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Associated Press
York
Harding
Will H. Mays
Jody
Marion
Comet
Hays
Omaha
Chicago
New York
Man in Army Uniform Kills Two in New Jersey Car Shooting
Two sisters Sadie and Susio Bolter were shot to death in a New Brunswick car near here by a man in a U S Army uniform. Mike Murakovitch, 26, wounded by a bullet, was captured after being shot by a member of the party. Frank Whitlock, driver, told police a rifleman approached and fired before fleeing.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Mises Sadie
Susio Bolter
Here
Mike Murakovitch
Murakovitch
Raritan
Wixters
Frank Whitlock
Quer
Whitlock
Fred
All Hospital
Sadie
Alster
Fire injures several at Leader department store Lima Ohio
Fire at the Leader department store in Lima Ohio damaged the building with estimates around 200000. Two men were overcome by smoke and hospitalized, a police officer suffered a severe head cut, and a fireman aiding the effort was blinded by smoke. The blaze began about 4 am and was controlled by afternoon with origin undetermined.
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Lima
Ohio
Leader
Fire Department
Pershing Celebrates Sixtieth Birthday at Home
General Pershing marked his sixtieth birthday at his Washington residence. The event also observed the second day of the St Mihiel battle, noted as the first all American major offensive against Germany. Only staff members and a few guards attended the discreet gathering.
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Washington
Generali Pershing
St. Mihiel
Staf
Thomas Conkling Called by Death at 64 in Mt Liberty
Thomas Conkling aged 64, a retired farmer, died at 2 p.m. Saturday at his son Marvin Conkling's home in Mt Liberty. Cause of death listed as complications of cinematics. He leaves three daughters and two sons. Funeral at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the M E Church with Rev. Fisher officiating. Burial in Mt Liberty Cemetery.
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Mt, Liberty
Thomas Conkling
Marvin Conkling
M. E
Fisher
Mt. Liberty
Cork mayor Terence MacSwiney collapses on hunger strike
London Sept 13 The Banner reports Cork lord mayor Terence MacSwiney in a suite of collapse and exhaustion at Brixton prison during his hunger strike. It is the thirty second day of the fast with a restless night and waning strength according to an official bulletin.
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Associated Press
the Banner
London
Terence Mac- Swiney
Cork
Brixton Prison
Mac- Swiney
Woolen Plants Open Today as Lawrence Mills Resume
Lawrence Mass September 18 The four mills of the American Woolen Co in Lawrence reopened in some departments today after a July shutdown. It is estimated that under sixty percent of workers have been recalled and full operation will take several days to resume.
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Bannery Lawrence
Mass
American Woolen Co
Ute City
Tragic Death Mystery After Mrs Kuehling Found
The body of Mrs Gertrude Viger Kuehling, Detroit heiress, was recovered from the Potomac after tugboats churned the river. Her husband Roy H. Kuehling remained under police watch as investigators probed possible foul play and a pending divorce suit.
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Associated Press
Washington
Potomac
Gertrude Viger Kuchling
Detroit
Roy H. Kuehling
Kuehling
George Osgood
Keubling
Termination of Labor Troubles for Railroads
Chicago switches and yard workers numbering about eight thousand return to work after voting to end their strike vacation last March. They resume duties without gains on seniority rights as managers say such changes conflict with railway brotherhoods and would end ongoing labor troubles across the region.
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Chicago
Allroad
Tme
Thieves Smash Fur Company Window in Cleveland Theft
Early today in Cleveland thieves used a brick to smash a fur company window and stole about $3,000 worth of furs from wax figures. No arrests reported. investigation ongoing by local police.
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Presa
Cleveland
Boot
Man Hurt In Canton Explosion After Manhole Gas Ignites
James Hy Stewart was burned on his hands and body when sewer gas escaping a manhole ignited a spark from lighting a cigar in Canton Ohio this morning. The blast caused injuries but details on recovery were not immediately available.
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Associated Prean
Barner
Canton
Ohio
James Hy ‘Stewart
Mitch
Stewart
Struck by Auto, Findlay Man Hurt on Wooster Road
Mr. Melvin of Findlay, employed on the Wooster road, was struck by an automobile today owned by Rev. Ward of Democracy. He suffered head injuries and was attended by a local physician.
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Mr. Melvin
Findlay
Wooster Road
Rev. Ward
Democracy
Melvin
Price of Sugar Takes Another Drop in New York Market
The Buckeye Sugar Refining Co reduces refined sugar price from 17 to 16 cents per pound, with all refineries quoting that level. Demand largely met by second hand dealers at 14 to 14 1/2 cents as of press time. Elyria reports Steve Cowie seriously wounded in a pistol battle with peers.
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Associated Prow
Banner
New York
Arbuckle Sugar Refining Co
Elyria
Steve Cowie
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