Cox says no legal US hold on league obligations
Governor Cox in Middletown and Dayton discusses moral obligations under the league of nations. He says there would be no legal obligation for the United States to accept league recommendations, but world opinion may drive action. He accuses Harding of evading the league issue and notes a rising pro league sentiment nationwide.
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Dayton
American Congress
League of Nations
Cox
Middletown
United States
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League
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Miss Pankhurst Afraid to Try Hunger Strike
London October 26 Sylvia Pankhurst militant suffragist tells Lenin via letter now with government that she fears a hunger strike would not end well for her. She was arrested last week on a charge of publishing incendiary literature and is held pending removal.
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London
Sylvia Pankhurat
Nikolai Lenine
Pati
Pankhurst Swan
British government passes emergency bill in London
London report states the British government moves to enact an emergency bill to address a pressing national event. Officials describe rapid passage and aim to strengthen authorities, with details still developing as the measure moves through parliament.
Cox telegraphs gain in east promise victory
Governor James M. Cox via two telegrams to Thomas M. Robertson of the county Democratic Central Committee predicts a strong groundswell and a splendid victory, saying national HQ reports indicate the party will carry New York New Jersey Connecticut Rhode Island and New Hampshire along with other eastern states. He asks for continued support and vigilance at the polls until election day.
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James M. Cox
Thomas M. Robertson
Democratic Central Committee
Democratic Party
New York
New Jersey
Connecticuts
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Cox
Mr. Robertson
Emergency coal orders suspended by Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington Oct 27 The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended indefinitely the emergency orders for car supply priority and coal movement to Lake Erie ports for transshipment to the northwest. Demand at lake ports is now below levels since July 20, with coal stocks high and shipments heavy. Production and car supply have risen, relieving the system to handle northwest needs without priority.
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Washington
Lake Erie
Northwest
Interstate Commerce Commission
DOW
McAdoo Defends League of Nations at Flagstaff Stop
William G. McAdoo spoke from an eastbound train platform at Flagstaff on October 27 declaring the league’s economic boycott feature will prevent future wars and that world destiny hinges on this issue. He denounced Republicans for misrepresenting the league to the American people.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
League of Nations
William G. McAdoo
League of Rations
Church Rendezvous of Cotton Gin Raiders in Alabama
In Montgomery Alabama a small rural church near Arab in Blount County was linked to a raid of cotton gins and stores. Police say 43 men from within five miles of Arab were arrested after state investigators presented enough evidence to convict them on conspiracy and related charges. Officers Woh Williams and Conrad Austin led the investigations and anticipate formal charges.
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Montgomery
Ala
Cullman
Blount
Blount County
W. J.wiliams
Conrad Austin
T Te Lave
Diaz Sails From Cuba to See Family in New Orleans
General Felix Diaz nephew of exiled Mexican president Porfirio Diaz called from Havana aboard the Cartago for New Orleans to rejoin his family. The American government granted Diaz a passport to visit the United States after his expulsion from Mexico.
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Cuba
General Felix Diaz
Porforio Diaz
Mexico
New Orleans
Cartago
Hig
General Diaz
United States
Forney Seeks Idaho Supreme Court with Republican Endorsements
The Moscow Democrat Forney runs for Justice of the Idaho Supreme Court with unanimous county press support from Latah and an endorsement from Republican Judge Edgar C. Steele. The piece argues courts should be nonpartisan and judges chosen for merit, not politics, praising Steele for endorsing Forney.
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Latah
Edgar C. Steele
Second Judicial District
J. H., Forney
Moscow
Idaho
Justice of the Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Edgar C
Steele
Forney
Colorado Rangers Under Arms To Quell Disorder
Two hundred Colorado rangers are under arms in Golden awaiting orders to move into the northern Colorado coal field during an illegal strike called by miners. Governor Shoup warns that disorders will not be tolerated and that life and property will be protected while law and order are preserved. The strike affects Jefferson Weld and Boulder counties with about 2,090 miners, though four mines with existing union contracts are exempt. State officials argue the strike is illegal as the state industrial commission has jurisdiction and hearings are set for November 4.
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Denver
Col
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Golden
Shoup
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Russell
Weld County
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Weld
Boulder
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Mey
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Body of MacSwiney in state at St George's Cathedral
The body of Cork's late Lord Mayor Terence MacSwiney lies in state at St George's Cathedral in London. A civil clothing guard from Cork and London Irish Volunteer brigades keeps vigil beside the Sinn Fein flag draped coffin. A requiem mass is planned for 11 o'clock tomorrow morning with Archbishop Mannix presiding. The funeral train departs from Fuston station tomorrow evening. inquest at the prison concluded, clearance for removal granted later.
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London
Cork
Terrence MacSwiney
St. George's Cathedral
Irish Volunteer Army
Ghroudédd
Sinn Rein
Mannix
Fuston Station
Hody
Solidarity Emotes Keynote by Seattle Farmer-Labor Leader
In Seattle on October 27 Par ley P. Christenzen, a farmer-labor party president, framed his address around the idea that the people are the core force behind progress. He emphasized striving for unity and strong solidarity within the party and movement.
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Seatile
Wash
Parley P. Christenzen
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Arguments for Recognition of Irish Republic Presented
A Washington dispatch reports a delegation of Irish sympathizers led by Frank P. Walsh formally presented arguments favoring recognition of the new Republic of Ireland to Secretary Colby at the state department. The group included Eugene Kincaid, Janes K. McGuire, James McGarrity, and Daniel C. O Flaherty, all members of a larger Philadelphia based committee.
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Washington
New Republic of Ireland
Secretary Colby
State Department
Frank P. Walsh
4Wait Labor Board
Mr. Walsh
Eugene Kincaid
New Jersey
Janes KK. McGuire
Syracuse
James McGarrity
Philadelphia
Daniel C., O'Flaherty
Richmond
Prediction of Harding and Coolidge landslide
Chicago October 27 reports a forecast of a landslide victory for Harding and Coolidge described as the most remarkable in the nation's history, attributed to Senator Hyram W Johnson.
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Chicago
Harding
Coolidge
Hivm W. Johnson
Wilson speaks from wheel chair urging league support
President Wilson in his first speech since illness asked fellow citizens to back the league of nations and complete the moral task. He spoke from a wheelchair to pro league Republicans and independents, saying the United States must act with soldiers and sailors to prevent future domination and imperial schemes. His aides described the moment as solemn and deeply emotional as he urged a united world response.
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Washington
Wilson
League of Nations
White House
United States
Germany
Major Dalrymple Says He Hasn't Resigned
Chicago oct 27 Major A V Dalrymple federal prohibition director for the central states denied a reported resignation. Washington dispatches said he had offered to revise the delivery of alcoholic liquor while assisting in the revision.
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Chicago
Federal Building
A.V. Dalrymple
Federal Prohibition
Central States
Washington
Britain Announces Confiscation Right Across Empire
Paris dispatch reports the French foreign office received an official notification that Great Britain asserts a confiscation right across its dominions. The move is described as serious and widely discussed in official circles, with observers noting its potential impact.
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Foreign Office
Britain
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