Taft Ashamed Claim Sparks Arizona Campaign Fallout
Governor Cox denounces former President Taft over militia use in Ohio remarks. Cox calls Taft’s articles cheap propaganda and challenges him to name Supreme Court justices who backed his stance. Cox cites Western League arguments and pledges engineer-led reclamation projects and support for the Smith-Fletcher bill.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Aria
Taft
Ohio
Cox
Arizona
Supreme Court of Ohio
Old Guard
League of Nations
Millerand Elected France President by National Assembly
Alexandre Millerand was today elected president of France by the national assembly in Versailles. He succeeds Paul Deschanel who resigned due to health issues.
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Associated Press
Versailles
Alexandre Millerand
France
National Assembly
Paul Deschanel
Socialists Plan State Tour After Assembly Ouster
The Socialist delegation ousted from the New York assembly will tour the state to boost candidates and gain control from the current bipartisan clique, announced by party leader Morris Holguin this afternoon.
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Associated Provo
New York
New York Assembly
Morris Holguh
Yeggs Blow Safe At Xenia Café
Police report Friday that yeggs blew open a café in the offices of the Western Ohio Creamery Co in Xenia and escaped with $1,000. Residents heard the explosion but slept through the event.
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Associated Press
Xenia
Yeggs
Wern Ohio Creamery Co
Nother Bomb Found Today in New York
Police find a dynamite packed bomb with fuse on the Reed Avenue station platform in Brooklyn. Investigators link a Wall Street death cart tag to a 1918 health department certificate for Reid Ice Cream Co. horse to be questioned about a possible sale in the last two years.
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Associated Pregn
New York
Wall Street
Reed
Brooklyn
Bureau of Combustibles
Police
Health Department
Reid Ice Cream Company
Gov Cox Enroute to New Mexico After Arizona Train Wreck
Governor Cox travels through New Mexico after a derailment near Phoenix ends his Arizona campaign. He will speak in Albuquerque tonight. despite the wreck the party reports no injuries and two engagements in Arizona were canceled or rescheduled.
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Associated Press
Sanner
Cox
Arizona
Phoenix
Gav
New Mexico
Albuquerque
BOF
Ivan Magill Dies in Orrville at 29
Ivan Magill formerly of Brandon died at his Orrville home Wednesday evening after a two week illness. He was 29, employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad. He is survived by his wife Mia Iva Magill and a daughter. Funeral services will be held Friday at 11 a.m. at the Brandon Church, Rev. A Song of Mt. Vernon officiating, burial in Brandon cemetery.
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Tyan Magi
Brandon
Orrvilla
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mia
Iva Magill
Brandon Church
Rev
A. Song
Mt. Vernon
Governor Coxs Train Wreck Near Peoria Arizona
Governor James M Cox's special train derailed one mile north of Peoria Arizona while en route from Phoenix to Prescott at 4 30 yesterday. The governor was shaken but uninjured. One engine tender and three cars left the rails injuring engineer Nichols and injuring others. Fireman Crosmes escaped by jumping. A Pullman car for newspaper men and a delegation car derailed occupants escaped via windows. The baggage car smashed track torn up 300 yards. A splitting rail is suspected. The train was drawn by two engines on the Santa Fe line.
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Phoenix
Ariz
James M. Cox
Peoria
jArix
Nichols
Crosm
Arizona
Santa Fe
Prescott
100 Bankers Meet in Mt. Vernon for Ohio Group Event
More than 100 representatives of leading Ohio bankers in Group 8 visited Mt. Vernon Thursday for the 10th annual meeting. The afternoon program at the YMCA featured prominent speakers and wide coverage of banking topics. Banks closed in Mt. Vernon for the gathering.
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Ohio Bankers Association
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
George A. Wright
Bellevue
The
Wright Banking Co
W. A. Bucke
Bucyrus
Bucyrus City Bank
H. ©. Robinson
Guardian Savings & Trist Co
Cleveland
Vermilion
J. Brister
Dover
Ira R
Harding says Irish question not for official America
Senator Harding declares the Irish question is not a matter for official America and should be treated as internal to Ireland. He criticizes Democratic pledges to bring Ireland to the League of Nations and warns against excessive foreign meddling by the United States.
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America
Sen. Harding
Associated Press
Marion
Harding Wald
Langue of Nations
League
Pratt
Harding Attacks Social Reformers In Address Today
Republican nominee Harding told a Crawford county Republican gathering and Ohio Dental Association representatives that material and humane progress must go hand in hand for social welfare. He warned reformers and industrial leaders not to view social betterment from a single standpoint, urging a balanced approach.
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Associated Press
Marion
Harding
Crawford County
Ohio Dental Association
Neltter
Barnes Book Under Fire by Senate Committee
Washington dispatch reports the Senate campaign investigating committee orders a full inquiry into the financing of the book Republicanism in 1920 published by Albany Journal. Bernard Barnes Jr heads the company and agrees to provide subscription lists while defending the venture as private business.
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Associated Prem
the Banner
Washington
Albany, N. Y
Senate
Wilam Barnes, Jr
Len Reed
Pat Missouri
Barnes
Chicago
John D. Rockefeller
J. Leonard
Wilson to take part in campaign in planned manner
President Wilson will actively participate in the Democratic presidential campaign when the proper time comes. He will likely refrain from speeches and instead issue statements on campaign issues, with emphasis on the League of Nations, as announced from the White House.
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Associated Prem
Washington
Wilson
White House
O Melaly
League of Nations
Senator Newberry Appeals Case In Michigan Election Scandal
Senator Newberry of Michigan and sixteen other defendants convicted in March at Grand Rapids on corruption charges in the 1918 Michigan senatorial election have formally appealed to the Supreme Court.
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Washington
Newberry
Michigan
Sixtoen
Grand Rapids
Democrats to Raise 500000 for League Campaign Fund
George White announced the Democratic national committee would raise 500000 for a national match the president campaign fund. He said a thousand League of Nations supporters would follow Wilson by subscribing 600 each to back the Cox Roosevelt ticket and the League. White added newspapers favoring the League would join the League Thousand club to fund the effort.
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New York
George White
Democratic National Committee
Retail Merchants to Hold Meeting in Mt Vernon
Chants of this city have been called for o hour Friday morning at the Chamber of Commerce. Every retail merchant in Mt Vernon should be at this meeting to discuss plans for a Dollar Day and the future of Bargain Days. A rousing session is planned to boost business and promote Mt Vernon as a trading center.
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Chamber of Commerce
Mt. Vernon
Oldest patient at hospital over 100
Thomas Anderson, a black man aged about 105, was moved from the city infirmary to the General Hospital in Cincinnati after a fall caused a fractured hip. He is described as in serious condition and is billed as the oldest patient ever treated at the hospital.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati, O
General Hospital
Thomas Anderson
Refusal to label act Crabbe act in campaign
Cincinnati dispatch reports Secretary Edwin MacDill stating Hamilton county Dry Federation will reference the prohibition measure as House Bill No. 620 in the November referendum campaign. Lima voters consider a $25,000 bond issue for a lending farm for airplanes.
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Cincinnati
Edwin MacDill
Hamilton Country Dry Federation
AnthSaloon League
Lima
Prohibition Candidate Offers Pact to Harding Cox
Aaron 8 Watkins, Prohibition party candidate, said he would quit the race if either Senator Harding or Governor Cox pledged to enforce the eighteenth amendment and Volstead Act. He spoke before the international congress against alcoholism and said he would telegram the candidates with his request.
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Washington
Harding
Cox
Aaron
Watkins
Prohibition Party
Congress
Ourational Committee
Licket
Teaching of thrift in public schools in Ohio
The Ohio legislature required thrift instruction in public schools. The state Department of Public Instruction is developing lesson plans to be presented to teachers statewide. Knox County teachers will receive thrift equipment and report monthly on stamp sales, replacing last year’s weekly reports. An investigation into high stamp prices in St Clairsville is noted.
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Ohio
State Department of Public Instruction
Columbus
Olio
Patmes
Treasury Department
Washington
J. C. Marriott
Knox County
Price Cuts Hit Sears and Montgomery Ward Merchandise
Chicago reports two major mail order houses Sears Roebuck and Montgomery Ward announce price cuts up to 20 percent on many lines while sugar and select staples show no broad drop. Cotton goods and ready to wear items are among the affected categories as city officials probe restaurant pricing and living costs.
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Chicago
Sears, Roebuck & Company
Montgomery-Ward Company
Associated Press
Bansery
Ioity Hall
Council Committee
Russell Poke
City Food Bureau
City Hall
Poole
Japanese Policy Move Reported by Associated Press
Sept 23 Washington moves to appoint a commission to solve Japanese American issues. If California anti Japanese laws pass, Japan may file a protest against the California legislature under treaty rights claims, as reported by leading papers.
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Associated Press
Tha Banneeg Torio
Washington
California
Lord Mayor Terrence MacSwiney in weakened condition
Lord Mayor Terrence MacSwiney of Cork showed severe paleness and weakness in a Brixton prison bulletin from the Irish Self-Determination League on the forty second day of his hunger strike. In St Clairsville rats swarm as campaign plans to combat pests begin locally.
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Associated Press
London
Terrence MacSwiney
Cork
Irish Self-Determination League
Brixton Prison
Humber
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