Davis Campaign Opens in Omaha West of Mississippi
John W. Davis arrived from Chicago to address voters west of the Mississippi in Omaha at the auditorium with Governor Charles W. Bryan present. The crowd of six thousand cheered as Davis defended Democratic principles and attacked Republican tariff and deflation policies, receiving strong ovations throughout the hour long appearance.
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Omaha
Neb
John W. Davis
Chicago
Mississippi
Charles W. Bryan
Br. Davis
Clarksburg
Taft
Harding
Geol
Wilsone
Mr. Davis
Bryan
Dixie
Davis
Arthur Mullen
Fom Nebraska
Democracy of
Nebraska
J. Davis
Federal Reserve Board
Bammer
Dorothy Campbell Hurd Wins Third American Golf Title
Mrs Dorothy Campbell Hurd of Philadelphia captured her third American golf title by defeating Mary K. Browne of Santa Monica 7 and 6 in the 36 hole final. Browne, a former tennis champion, impressed in her first national event but faded on the greens after rain softened turf.
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Links
Mrs Hurd
Ass Browne
Stomach Removed Patient Can Eat
Ferdinand and Bittner is in a Chicago hospital undergoing stomach removal surgery to treat ulcers and cancer. Doctors report the esophagus to small intestine connection was severed and patient is fed through a tube while recovery progresses.
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Chicago
Ferdinand Bittner
Bittner
Forces of Chi hammering at Chekiang front near Liuho
Shanghai dispatch reports General Chi Shieh Yuan with Kiangsu forces pressing the Chekiang army near Liuho along the Yangtze estuary. Reinforcements are sent by land while junks carry more troops. fall of Linho could open Woosung. American destroyers guard Americans including those at a Seventh Day Baptist hospital. Chi’s right wing at Hwangtu is said to have fallen back six miles.
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Shanghai
Liuho
Chi Shieh-Yuan
Kiangsu
Quiasan
Chi
Yangsze
Woosung
Linho
Seventh Day Baptist Mission
Hwangtu
Chi Shieh Yuan seeks Wu Pei Fu aid in Shanghai area clash
General Chi Shieh Yuan governor of Kiangsu asks Beijing for help from Wu Pei Fu as his troops press the Chekiang front west of Shanghai. He denounces Lu Yung Hsien and Tu as traitors in a telegraph to the capital while police arrest several Chinese journalists and suppress media.
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Peking
Chi Shieh-Yuan
Kiangsu
Chekiang
Shanghai
Wu Pei-Fu
Chi
Lu Yung-Hsien
League Outline for Peace in Concrete Form
Geneva September 6 AP Premiers MacDonald and Herriot with delegations agreed on a concrete program for compulsory arbitration aimed at ending war. The plan envisions an armament conference and a mutual assistance pact to guarantee security. Committees will assess security and arbitration provisions and possible covenant amendments.
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Macdonal
Herriot
Assembly of the League of Nations
League of Nations
Third Assembly
League
International Court
Army Aviators Reach Boston on Last Stage of World Flight
Six Army airmen complete the Atlantic coast leg of the round the world voyage arriving in Boston after a 23 000 mile trek from Seattle since April. The journey began in Merepoint Maine and included a crash wreck that cut one flagplane. A large crowd at Boston Airport paid tribute with a national salute and city ceremonies.
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Atlantic
United States
Merepoint
Maine
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Seattle
Lowell H. Smith
Leslie P. Arnold
Alaska
Scotland
Iceland
Leigh Wade
A. M. Logan
Pictou N
Army
Navy
Ker
Five Aspirants For Governor
Five candidates race toward Arizona primary nominations with Gov Hunt defending the Democratic bid for a fifth term while Sidney Osborn and E W Samuels take opposing stands on the Colorado River compact. Republican contenders Dwight Heard and Thomas Maddock favor ratification with safeguards, and Carl Hayden seeks reelection with Maxwell entering as an informal challenger.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
George W. SP. Hunt
Sidney Osborn
E. W. Samuels
Dwight Heard
Thomas Maddock
Carl Hayden
Congress
Arizona Gazette
Geo. H. Maxwell
Hayden
Maxwell
Davis Launches Westward Campaign Emphasizing Honesty
John W. Davis begins a Nebraska campaign push in the agricultural west. He urges a nationwide fight for honest government and leads a stockyards address before Governor Charles W. Bryan and party leaders.
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Bryan
Wheeler Promotes Independent Ticket In New York Speech
Senator Wheeler of Montana, running for vice president on the independent ticket, urged Cooper Union listeners to back La Follette led reform. He attacked Democratic and Republican control by Wall Street and urged government run for the people with trusted leaders.
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New York
Wheeler
Montana
la Follette
Cooper Union
Wisconsin
New Nations
Wall Street
Watkins Ordered To Enter Plea By Tuesday
Boise Idaho September 6 AP Judge Dana Brinck denied defense motion to set aside information charging murder of David F Jennings. The court granted a continuance until Tuesday September 9 at 10 AM for Nick Watkins to enter his plea. The ruling overruled the quash, defense filed a demurrer, and proceedings were continued to Tuesday morning.
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Boise
Idaho
Nick Watkins
David F. Jennings
Dana E. Brinck
Watkina
Brinck
German World War War Guilt Proclamation Repudiated
Reuters reports from Geneva that due to French government representations Chancellor Marx is said to have abandoned the worldwide proclamation of August 29 under the German government. The move repudiates Germanys previous admission of responsibility for the war.
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London
Reuters
Geneva
Owin
Frenc
Chancello Marx
Germany
Educator says women occupy most U S professions
Mrs Harriet Gunn Roberson of Washington D C told a local women's club that in the United States 667 distinct professions exist and women are in all but 35. She noted many women hold bank president posts and two serve as railroad presidents.
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Miss Philadelphia Wins Miss America 1924 Title
Atlantic City judges pick Ruth Mateoliason of Philadelphia as Miss America 1924. She receives the golden mermaid trophy for one year, while Miss Philadelphia is crowned queen of the pageant.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Coolidge Urges Citizens to Defend Courts in Monument Speech
President Coolidge dedicates a Lafayette monument in Baltimore and warns of attempts to break down guarantees of fundamental laws. He defends the Supreme Court against encroachment by Congress and urges Americans to unite behind ideals to protect liberties and avoid a move toward communism or socialism.
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Lafayette
Coolidge
America
Supreme Court
Congress
George Washington
Washington
Ritchie
Maryland
Jackson
Davis' Cloud High Pitch Delivers Laugh at Omaha Ballgame
During a campaign stop in Omaha, W. Davis attempted pitching in a Western league game against Tulsa. His wild throw sailed over the grandstand while his running mate Charles W. Bryan, acting as catcher, and Nebraska committeeman Arthur F. Mullen watched. Bryan quipped about pitching from the clouds as the crowd roared at the spectacle.
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Omaha
Neb
John W. Davis
Charles W. Bryan
Arthur F Mullen
Democratic National Committee
Nebraska
Mr. Davids
Bryan
Tulsa
Forest Fire Near Lead and Sturgis Fanned by Wind
A forest fire between Lead and Sturgis South Dakota, raging since yesterday, burned a large area and was believed incendiary. Seventy five volunteer firemen fought it with reinforcements from Fort Meade arriving. Urgent calls were issued for more volunteers as the blaze moved through dry hay, not threatening a settlement yet.
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Sturgis
Fort Meade
Jan Settlement
Commissioner Gives Status State Banks
Boise Idaho Sept 6 AP Idaho banks show recovery from 1920 21 woes in a Porter finance office chart. The three lines for assets loans and discounts and deposits move together then diverge to show deposits exceeding loans by end of 1923 indicating improved banking health and a positive outlook for Idaho’s financial interests.
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Boise
Idaho
E. W. Porter
Porter
Wahoans
Dowlin Named Montana Republican Chairman
W B E Dowlin of Billings was named chairman of the Montana Republican Central committee to replace Joseph Scarlon of Miles City at the conclusion of the afternoon session of the state central committee meeting in Helena. The permanent organization will be completed tonight.
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Helena
Mont
W. BE. Dowlin
Billings
State Republican Central Committee
Joseph Scarlon
Miles City
State Central Committee
Tests to push piston engine efficiency at Mannheim plant
Mannheim, Sept. 6 AP steam boilers will be tested at pressures of 50 and 100 atmospheres in a local boiler plant. The aim is to greatly increase the efficiency of piston type engines through these high pressure trials.
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Mannheim
Novices Cross Burning Lands at Ogden Shrine Ceremonial
Seven four novices from Utah and Idaho were initiated at a joint El Karah temple ceremony in Ogden with about 2,000 Shriners and guests. A barbecue and dam party attracted large crowds, with organizers scrambling to feed the unexpectedly big throng.
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Utah
Idaho
el Karah
Salt Lake
Boise
Mystic Shrine
Cal
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