Investigation demands over 1918 five thousand campaign gift
Democratic members of the senate campaign investigating committee press for immediate inquiry into an implied 1918 gift from Dayton Metal Products to Governor Cox. Witnesses include H. E. Talbot, president of the Metal Products company and Dayton National Bank, with officials called to appear. The probe widens to campaign finance practices and Republican connections, with no direct charge established yet.
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Associated Press
Washington
Cox
Dayton
Ohio
Senate
Ohio State
Metals Products Company
National Bank of Dayton
Tomoroow
House
George B. Lockwood
National Republican
Metal Products Company
James M. Cox
City National Bank of Dayton
Lockwood
Talbot
H. E. Talbot
Palmer
San Francisco
Post Office Department
Industrial Group Organization
New York City
Republican National Committee
Soldier
Stars
Ana
Stripes
Necruti Donal
American Legion
Republican. National Committee
Edge
New Jersey
Stars and Stripes
Republican National Weekly
The
League
Bolsheviks Announce Armistice Terms to Polish Delegation
In Riga on September 24 Adolph Joffe head of the Bolshevik peace mission presented to the Poles the armistice terms. The terms carry an ultimatum that Soviet Russia would launch a winter campaign if an armistice is not arranged within ten days.
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Riga
Adolph Joffe
Russia
Attempt Made on Life of Strickland in Cork Ireland
At Cork on September 24 a failed shooting targeted Maj General Strickland, Southern Ireland commander, while he motored. The driver was lightly wounded and a bystander boy, sixteen, received a non serious arm flesh wound? The attackers fled as the car sped away. An AP correspondent was briefly detained and then released at Bridewell prison amid the incident. Typhoid fever outbreak reported in Cork.
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Cork
Ireland
Strickland
Associated Press
Bridewell
President Wilson declines 10. AGT policy on treaties
Washington Sept 24 President Wilson refused to move to terminate sections of existing commercial treaties as urged by Congress under the merchant marine act. The state department announced that the executive would not heed the 90 day notice directive, citing historical respect for international engagements and Hayes precedent.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Merchant Marine Act
United States
State Department
Merchant “Marine
Colby
Hayes
China
Lord Mayor MacSwiney Weakened in Brixton Prison
London Sept 24 Mary MacSwiney reports Lord Mayor Terence MacSwiney much weaker after visiting him at Brixton prison. Two Americans Rev James H Cotter of Ironton Ohio and Mrs W H King of the Catholic press board tried to see him but were denied. Home Office bulletin says his condition virtually unchanged. Irish Self Determination league bulletin says he is extremely exhausted with severe head pains, though still conscious.
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London
Mary
Mace Swiney
MacSwiney
Brixton
James H. Cotter
Ironton
Ohio
W.H. King
National Board of the Catholic’ Press
United States
Canada
Home Office
Irish Self Determination League
McGraw Accused in Fight With Wilton Lagknye
An account alleges Giants manager and part owner John McGraw assaulted Wilton Lagknye after a social gathering. Lagknye claims McGraw invited him to his home, reacted suspiciously, and struck Lagknye on the jaw breaking his ankle in the scuffle. McGraw could not be reached for comment.
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Fan Kork
Ckaye
Tor
John McGr
N. York Giants
McGraw
Peter
Giants
Lineka
Lackaye
Shim
H O
MrcGraw
Audd
McGrasy
Mr. McGrasy
Bryan calls for government liquor monopoly to curb alcohol
Washington Sept. 24 Bryan told Congress Against Alcoholism that enforcement of the 18th Amendment may require the government to seize all alcohol and declare a monopoly on manufacture. He opposed any diversion to beer or whiskey, arguing beer is as corrupting as liquor. The speech подчеркнул unity against alcohol in any form and cited permanence of American traditions. Iowa coal miners meanwhile are reported at full capacity with a potential strike averted, per George Heaps Jr. and John L Lewis of the United Mine Workers and Iowa Coal Operators Association.
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Washington
Bryan
Tigernatias Congress
Amendmen
America
Iowa
George ‘Heaps, Jr
S6netary
Yowa Coal Operators
John L.lewis
International i Dent
The
United Mine
Body of Schwab Found Near Flagstaff Arizona
Dismembered body of Martin Schwab, a Payson, Utah salesman, found at 2 o clock this afternoon in an abandoned area west of Flagstaff. Schwab had been missing since April 15. Police investigate homicide, no suspect named.
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Flagstafe
Ariz
Martin
Payson
Uteh
A. Claveland
Schwab
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M Graw
Séril Lackaye
Jan Knockin
Chronicle
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