Campaign funds and the league in Indiana speak loudly
Governor Cox accuses Republicans of enormous funding from Wall Street to shape policy. He denounces “greedy interests” buying influence as he campaigns in Indiana and Ohio, urging federal controls, press independence, and league of nations support to curb living costs and preserve sovereignty.
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South Bend
Ind
Cox
Indiana
Ohio
America
League
Plega
Germany
Court House Square
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Publc
Wall Street Inter‘esta
Yanberg
Federal Reserve ‘Board
Harding
Senate
Farm Loan Board Started In Washington
Autg organization of the cooperative farmer borrowers of the United States as a national body includes members of the farm loan associations already organized under the federal farm loan act has been started the national board announced tonight. Local farm loan associations will be formed into state unions and state conventions will name delegates to a national convention.
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Washington
Co-Operative Farmer-Borrowers
United States
National Board of Farm ‘Organization
Supreme Court
Harding Replies to His Critics in Porch Speech
The Associated Press reports Senator Harding on a Marion porch defending party sponsorship of government. He argues the Senate should shape policy, opposes personal autocracy, notes anti filibuster savings of about a billion dollars, and pledges no surrender of American nationality if elected. Civil War veterans from Kenton, Ohio, attend and praise his bid to end autocratic rule in democracy.
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Marion
Harding
Senate
Republican ‘Congress
Ohio
Kenton
Ameri
Stamps Case: Automaker and Printer Held for Conspiracy
Earl R. Comyns automobile dealer and David Sanders printer were held for federal grand jury action on charges of conspiring to counterfeit international revenue stamps used on bottles of spirits in government bonds. Charlies Galling, chief of the U S service bureau, said deputies seized 10000 stamps and many plates at Sanders printing shop and at Comyns home.
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Associated Pléss
San Francisco
Earl. R. Comyns
David Sanders
Federal
United" Statea’ Service
Sanders
Comyns
Forest fires flaring in western U S amid fierce winds
Reports from San Francisco and Berlin detail expanding forest fires across Idaho Montana California with winds hampering weeks of defense. Otter Creek fire in Selway forest nears 4,000 acres while Stanislaus and Lassen fires burn tens of thousands. California towns seek aid as Shasta and Klamath fires spread.
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San Francisco
Montana
Idaho
California
Selway
Gt. Joseph
Flathead Forest
Otter Creek
Old
Stanisiana
Trplumas
Calaverag
Stockton
Stanislaus Forest
Lassen
Klam
SOVHTE 19TH COMES BACK
Sophie 19th, a champion Jersey cow from Hood farm Jowell Massachusetts, returns at 15 years six months with a ninth official record. The American Jersey cattle club announced the world champion butter cow status. Her average yield is 19,584 pounds of milk and 706 pounds of butter.
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New York
Sophie
Hood Farm
Jowell
Mass
Tome
Cork Lord Mayor Sweeney Sentenced by Court Martial
The Cork court martial convicted Terence MacSweeney, Lord Mayor, on charges of controlling a secret police cipher and aiding sedition. He was sentenced to two years imprisonment and, upon arrest, reportedly went on a hunger strike before deportation to England.
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Associated
Presa
Cork
Terence “MacSweeney
Maniwepney
England
Premier Lloyd George Arrives in Switzerland
Premier Lloyd George arrived in Lucerne to meet with Italian premier Signor Giolitti, with plans for a possible Monday discussion. No confirmed visits with Dr Sims or Prince Feisal were arranged, and a U S trip in October was denied. The premier hopes a future visit to the United States or Canada may occur next year if feasible.
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Lucerne
Switzerland
Walker Declares Fight 16 Not Over
Forty seven Tennessee house members signed a pledge to reconsider ratification of suffrage. Speaker Seth Walker spoke at a meeting of anti suffrage forces and said more signers would follow as the vote to reconsider the ratification was urged.
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Tennessee
League
Bocas
America
France
Tennessee House
Nashville
Seth Walker
Mings
Walker
Washvilur
Nashville ‘Tennesseean
Nashville Banner
C. C. Wallace
Lewisburg
Tenn
E. FE. Murray
H. T. Burn
Aleo
Judy B. Debdw
Davidson
J.T. Echelberger
Washington, D. C
Debow
Our
Lewis Declares Mine Work Will Proceed
Cleveland Aug 19 Officials of the United Mine Workers of America concluded their conferences after failing to reach a wage agreement with central competitive coal operators. The stalemate leaves general negotiations unsettled and public action uncertain.
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Cleveland
United Mine Workers , of
America
Polish Offensive Raging Across Main Front Near Warsaw
Polish forces push with extensive momentum from north of Warsaw toward Wlodawa as massed reserves link with Chelm army. By Aug 19, 10,000+ prisoners and heavy matériel captured. Reds retreat from Vistula area toward the Bug with Polish forces clearing north and northeast of Warsaw and securing routes to Danzig via the Vistula.
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Associated Press
Paris
Warsaw
Wlodawa
Pilsudski
Ivangorod
Chelm
Brest- Hivosk
Proba
Narew
Hug
Pultusk
Bug
Chiechanow
Drohiczyn
Tharn
Danzig Corrridor
Vistula
Danzig
Solda
Plonsk
Wyskow
Bolscheviki
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