Cox Replies to Harding Supporters
Governor Cox replies to Senator Harding supporters in Detroit about the league of nations issue. He argues Harding favors leaving the pact while Cox supports entering with or without reservations, citing President Wilson and Senator Hitchcock. The statement challenges Harding backers and predicts the campaign will hinge on Harding’s stance and sponsor support.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Cox
League of Nations
Harding
de Moines
Iowa
Elihu Root
Herbert Hoover
Henry W. Taft
Senator Harding
Mr. Harding
Wilson
League
Des Moines
America
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Eader
Revery
Root
Reynolds Wins Quick Victory in Welterweight Bout
In Rockford mile action Oct 15 Jack Reynolds defeated opponent Tsutk in straight falls, first in 36 minutes 25 seconds and second in 2 minutes 30 seconds. Earlier at Springfield Leg Patterson stopped Harry Wills in the ninth round, delivering a decisive knockout.
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Reynolds
Rockford
Mile
Jack “Reynolds
Tsutk
Pyres
Patterson
Wills
Springfield
Ills
Harry” ‘Wills
Savannah
London Coal Strike Looms as Government Readies Measures
London reports no intervention to avert a coal strike by miners, effective Saturday night affecting over 1,000,000 workers. Premier Lloyd George stays in London, emergency orders limit domestic coal use, and rationing may resume if needed. Smillie decries government stubbornness and calls for unity while negotiations continue.
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Associated Press
London
Lloyd George
Secretary of Mines
Food ‘Ministry
Robert Smillie
Kansas Governor Allen ready to forward wheat data to Washington
Philadelphia dispatch reports Kansas Governor Henry J. Allen promising to comply with President Wilson's request for information on the wheat deal. He will send facts gathered among Kansas wheat growers and dealers to the Agriculture Department and the Federal Trade Commission after returning to Topeka. The piece notes market instability on the Chicago Board of Trade and mentions expected tariff discussions upon Congress reconvening.
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Philadelphia
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Wilson
Washington
Allen
Department of Agriculture
Federal Trade Commission
Chicago Board of Trade
United States
Congress
Harding Favors Good in League in Campaign Tour
Senator Harding argued in Indianapolis that America should adopt the useful parts of the Versailles League of Nations to promote world peace. He said he would summon American minds to advise on the association’s future, while opposing any approach that threatens U.S. sovereignty. The campaign stop capped a day of southern Indiana travel before a St. Louis night meeting, with calls for a Republican Congress and support for Watson.
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Indianapolis
America
Harding
Versailles
League
Europe
Association of Nations
Senate
Indiana
St. Louis
James EH. Watson
Coolidge Appeals for Return to Commonplace in America
Governor Coolidge, the Republican candidate for vice president, opened a tour with a Philadelphia address urging a return to the "commonplace" of American life. He said institutions are secure and urged the gospel of the Republican party to endure. The Academy of Music audience greeted him warmly amid alumni cheers. Governors Sproul of Pennsylvania and Allen of Kansas spoke on the program.
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Philadelphia
America
Coolidge
Academy of Music
Sproul
Pennsylvania
Allen
Kansas
Aid Investigation Moves to San Francisco
William A. Kelly, internal revenue collector for Nevada, arrived in San Francisco on orders from Washington to assist the United States district attorney and prohibition officers in their investigation into alleged liquor selling violations.
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San Francisco
William A. Kelly
Internal Revenue
Nevada
Washington, D. C
United States District Attorney
Prohibition
Notice to Contestants on Ballot Submissions at Bank
The First National Bank ballot box closes at 4 PM this afternoon then moves to the Irrigated Lands Company office above the Chronicle office until 11 PM October 16. Contestants may deposit subscriptions and remittances there after 4 PM and up to 11 PM. After 11 PM the judges will break seals and canvass the results. all subscriptions must be in the ballot box by 11 PM tonight.
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First National Bank
Irrigated Lands Company
Chronicle
Important Notice on Ballot Subscriptions and Payment
All subscriptions deposited in the sealed ballot box must be accompanied by cash, money order or certified check for the full amount. The ruling ensures fairness to all candidates and will be strictly enforced.
McAdoo to Speak at Lavering Theater October 20
W Orr Chapman announced completion of preparations for former treasury secretary William G. McAdoo’s arrival and speech in Twin Falls. A special parade from the depot to the Lavering theater is planned, with McAdoo meeting local Democrats at Pocatello and proceeding to Ogden after his talk.
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W. Orr Chapman
Democratic
McAdoo
Pocatello
Chapman
Ogden
Twin Falla
Frank Kendall
Chronicle campaign push boosts votes with long term subscriptions
On the final day of the Chronicle campaign, six year subscriptions count 350000 votes each. Three subscriptions this week tally 2100000 votes, while ten subscriptions would total 8500000. The race remains close and these long term subscrip tions could determine the big winners.
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Chronicle
The
Skull operation ends jail threat pardon case from Minnesota
Denver dispatch reports Governor Shoup will pardon Fred Waterstraat after a skull operation at Stillwater prison allegedly removed criminal tendencies. Waterstraat, wanted in Colorado Springs on jail breaking charges, could return to Colorado. Separate item notes Jack Sharkey winning a 15 round decision over Charley Ledoux at Madison Square Garden with other bantamweights in action.
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Denver
Col
Fred Waterstraat
Stillwater
Minn
Colorado
Springs
Shoup
Minnesota
Sharkey
New York
Jack Sharkey
Charley Ledoux
France
Madison Square Garden
Heagler
Joe Lynch
Jabez White
Albany
Convicts Escape Sewer at Missouri Penitentiary
Two of four convicts who slipped through sewer bars at Missouri penitentiary were still at large while the remaining two returned to Hope tonight. Authorities searched for the escapees as the others could not stay in the sewer due to water and gases.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Penitentiary
Inquiry to probe Haiti killings by U S Marines
Secretary Daniels announced a board of inquiry to investigate alleged wrongs by United States marines in Haiti with emphasis on indiscriminate killings cited in Brigadier General Barnett's confidential letter. Russell's report on the March 1920 investigation and Lejeune Butler findings were released, recommending possible court martial for implicated officers and noting prior actions by Catlin without further discipline.
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Associated Press
Washington
Daniels
United States
Haiti
George Barnett
John H. Russell
Russell
Barnett
Department
John A Lejeune
Corps
Lejeune
Butler
Marine Corps
Clark
HL Wells
Judge Advocate General of the Navy
Ruesellas
Wells
A. W. Catlin
Evidence of Wholesale Bribery Discovered in Baseball
Los Angeles October reports reveal wholesale bribery of players in the 1919 season. W O Doran chief deputy district attorney says grand jury investigation into corruption in Pacific Coast League games found testimony indicating many games were thrown for money.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Los Angeles County Grand Jpry
Pacific Gonat
McAdoo Sees Economic Boycott Deter War
Former Treasury head W G McAdoo argues the economic boycott could prevent future wars. He voices support for a league of nations style system and warns of hurdles in implementing provisions during wartime.
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E. I. Finch
Asher B. Wilson
J. E. Davies
R. H. Stevenson
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Gooding
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Bén'r. Gray
R.’ B. French
Hailey
Grover Rich
Albert Ploeger
Burley
W. J. Hollenpeck
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Arthur W. Ostrom
P. @. Meredith
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