Harding Praised as Ireland Friend Ahead of Election
Warren G. Harding described as a friend of Ireland after a talk with William E. Mason of Illinois, who warns Cox’s league of nations pledge would bind Ireland to England. Mason says Harding will oppose the league if elected. Porch campaign may stall due to new railroad rate hikes by the ICC amid high living costs.
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Inter-State Commerce Commission
Miners Return To Work In Illinois And Indiana
Aug 2 reports from Springfield and Indianapolis say coal miners are returning to work after unauthorized strikes. Illinois Miners Union president cites about 75 percent at work and predicts normal production by Friday given sufficient rail cars. United Mine Workers officials confirm compliance with John L. Lewis acting president's order as crews resume output.
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Rate Boosts Expected About September 1
Washington reports inter state commerce commission approved large rate hikes set to take effect around September 1. Railroads plan to raise passenger fares about 20 percent, Pullman fares 50 percent, and freight rates up to 40 percent as they seek final railroad commission approval to avoid delays.
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St Paul Booster in Auto Mishap Near Detroit Minn
John Tritchlee 22 of Fargo is in a Detroit Minn hospital perhaps fatally injured after a car overturns near Detroit. Patterson a St Paul Boosters Party member was injured but regained consciousness and returned to St Paul. Tritchlee suffers a broken jaw while doctors fear brain injury as the car jackknifed after striking sand.
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Increased rail rates may lower the cost of living
Chicago August 2 Hale Holden president of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad says higher freight rates will eventually reduce living costs. He expects a possible short term rise in some prices but notes railroads can restore efficiency, enabling faster wider distribution of food and necessities.
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Coxs Action Subject for Discussion in Ohio
In Columbus Ohio Aug 2 political observers in the候 state note growing speculation about future relations between the Democratic presidential nominee and the current White House occupant. The candidate has only had a brief conference with the president since the convention and has not submitted his acceptance speech for the president's approval.
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Cox Rushing Campaign Plans For Immediate Campaign Start
Dayton Ohio Aug 2 Governor James M Cox expects this week to finalize his campaign plans so he may begin active campaigning as soon as the formal ceremonies on Aug 7 conclude. The democratic campaign committee will be announced Thursday after Cox confers with George White campaign manager and the nominee aims to complete his itinerary this week.
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Dentist Aranas commits suicide after shooting chorus girl
In New York on August 2 Captain Arenas a South American dentist fatally shot Ruth Jackson a chorus girl and Ignacio Marti an interpreter then killed himself Victims Ruth Jackson and Marti were wounded but expected to recover Jealousy was cited as the motive the shooting occurred at Arenas apartments when Marti accompanied Miss Jackson to retrieve belongings
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Ex Governor Killed in Auto Train Crash Near Uhrichsville
Ex governor of Indiana J Frank Hanley and Dr and Mrs C W Baker of Kilgore Ohio were killed when their car collided with a freight train east of Uhrichsville Ohio early today The car was owned and driven by Dr Baker.
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Cleveland Chronology Through James Morgan 1893 to 1908
Timeline recounts Grover Cleveland events from his second inaugural in 1893 through major actions and crises. Highlights include the Panic of May, surgical cancer operation on July 1, 1893, the Silver purchase repeal, troops sent to Chicago in 1894, tariff act fate, gold reserve protection talks with J P Morgan, Venezuela message in 1896, and Cleveland's death June 24, 1908 in Princeton New Jersey at age 71.
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Valley City News Notes Mixed Social and Sports
Thursday's Valley City items report visitors from Fargo Jamestown Wimbledon and Forest River plus a large dance crowd at the city bowery. Local talk covers North Dakota politics a St Paul business talk and plans for Cando games while an unidentified man is killed near Fargo. The American Legion Woman's Auxiliary hosts Barnes county veterans tonight.
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Cleveland Returns to White House After Retirement
After leaving office, ROVER CLEVELAND remained a dominant Democratic figure in New York law practice and party circles. Public pressure and a Republican backlash spurred his triumphant 1892 return to the presidency, followed by the 1893 financial panic blamed on the party in power and Cleveland's call for a special session to restore confidence.
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Cleveland’s second term and the silver act repeal
The narrative recounts Grover Cleveland’s push to repeal the Silver Act amid a secret mouth cancer operation aboard a yacht. It notes a bitter party split, tariff battles, and Cleveland’s policy battles including the gold standard, arbitration stance with Britain, and waning Democratic unity after electoral defeats.
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Ty at a weiner roast in the city park event
A community gathering in the city park invites ex soldiers with a readings program by Professor De Greene of the Normal and music by the army Edison. Auxiliary members are urged to bring sufficient veinera and rolls for four. J V Johnson travels to the Twin Cities to line up on the road while reports about farm labor and wages surface.
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