League supporters back Harding over Paris treaty terms
A group of 31 prominent endorsers led by Elihu Root and Herbert Hoover issue a statement declaring support for Senator Harding. They argue to amend the Paris League covenant and oppose Article X, urging Republicans to pursue changes to preserve peace and avoid entangling commitments. The list of signers includes senior university presidents and notable figures from Johns Hopkins, Brown, Princeton, Harvard, and Stanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harding
Elihu Root
Herbert Hoover
Geo W. Wickersham
Henry L. Stimson
A. Lawrence Lowell
Henry W. Taft
Charles G. Hughes
United States
Wilson
League
Paris
Senate
Mr. Wilson
Society of Free Nations
Association of Free Nations
League of Free Nations
The
Congress
Ion
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Cox
Europe
Court
Mr. Harding
Lyman Abbott
Robert 8. Brookings
Washington University
St. Louie
Nicholas Murray Butler
Paul D. Cravath
Charles W. Dabney
University of Cincinnati
William H. P. Faunce
Brown University
Frank J. Goodnow
John Hopkins University
Warren Gregory
John Grier Kibben
Princeton University
Charles Evans Hughes
Alexander C. Humphreys
Stevens Institute of Technology
Ernest M. Hopkins
Isaac M. Ultman
New Haven League To
William Allen White
George W. Wickersham
W. Willoughby
Johns Hopkins University
R. Wilbur
Leland Stanford University
Iowa State Institutions Run Profitable Farms On 12564 Acres
The Iowa board of control reports state institutions farm on over 12,000 acres with convict labor at Clive a custodial farm 200 miles from the penitentiary. In 1919 total farm profit reached 351,527.66 with dairies producing 6,244,344 pounds of milk valued at 218,552.04 and a profit over 120,000.00. Fort Madison chair industry netted 52,883.59 while co operates 24,523.56 and tailoring 16,857.62 in 1919.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Board of Control of State
Control Board
Clive
Iowa Board of Control
Fort Madison
Independence
Mitchelv
Mt. Pleasant
Rockwell City
WeelCare
Anamosa
Chicago
Pieterje Fayne Ormsby
Iowa Institution
State Penitentiary
Election Forecast Says Harding Likely Wins In Landslide
The article argues the Democratic campaign is underfunded and disorganized while Republicans led by Hays and Harding possess strong organization. It notes Cox's west tours attract crowds and questions Wilson and Bryan's impact, concluding all signs point to Harding's overwhelming victory in November.
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Harding
Landerside
Cox
West
Hays
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Maine
Kenyon
National Committee
Coolidge
League of Nations
Repu
Wilson
William J. Bryan
San Francisco
Bryan
Senator Gore Foresees Continued Battle Over League
Oklahoma Democrat Senator Thomas Gore vows to keep fighting the League of Nations after losing renomination. He casts the issue as avert disaster and cites Maine women and mothers opposing the treaty, describing the league as a bloody bond mortgaging the lives of American youths.
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Thomas Gore
Oklahoma
White House
League of Nations
League
Maine
Back Porch Campaign To Be Begun Soon By Wilson
Washington reports a new back porch campaign plan for President Wilson as canvass progress shifts. Administration leaders discuss the strategy, with Edmund B. Moore credited for refining this rear approach to counter Harding’s front porch method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Washington
Edmund B. Moore
Cox
Harding
Rickenbacker Stumps Against League in California
Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker, American ace, campaigns against the League of Nations for Harding. He tells A. E. F. veterans not to be swayed by Wilson proposal advocates and says soldiers would fight for the United States again but not for fixing Balkan or Asian boundaries.
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Los Angeles
Eddie Rickenbacker
California
League of Nations
Harding
Wilson
Rickenbacker
United States
Balkans
Asia
Iowa Dentistry School Stands High in 1919 Board Exams
The University of Iowa College of Dentistry shows strong results in a national survey of 47 schools. Iowa graduates, examined in six states, had a 1.1 percent failure rate, besting most peers. The average failure rate across all schools was 15.1 percent, with 19 institutions under 10 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
College of Dentistry
University of Iowa
Boards of Dental Examiners
United States
Towa
Colleges of Dentistry
Iowa
F. T. Breene
Iowa College of Dentistry
War veteran Bowden is killed in railroad wreck at Perry
Perry burial records recount that Morris Rowden a former railroad man who served seven months in France and Belgium died in a freight train wreck near Perry after returning from service. Enlisting after the war began he served in Meuse Argonne and St Mihiel and received the Croix de Guerre for gallantry. He lived in Colton and Bakersfield California and was buried in Los Angeles.
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Perry
W Morris Rowden
France
Belgium
Rowden
Colton
Cal
Bowden
United States
Germany
Meuse-Argonne
St. Mihiel
Lysheldt
Bakersfield
Los Angeles
Tiger's Cub opens at Fox Theatre with Arctic Alaska tale
Amusements note: Pearl White stars in Tiger's Cub from George Goodchild, two day Fox Theatre engagement begins next Wednesday. North of 63 group sends nugget jewelry to Miss White in appreciation for the Alaskan story. Exterior shoots at Arctic City, interiors in New York, cabin replicas built by Alaskan pioneers.
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Native Sons and Daughters of
Golden North
Pearl White
William Fox
George Goodchild
Fox Theatre
Northern Territory
Miss White
Charles Giblyn
Arctic City
Now York
Fox
New York City
Yhomas Carrigan
Tanana
eTigar
White Hee
Short-Sighted Humanity
Quote reflects fear of bodily paralysis while ignoring paralysis of the soul. Philosophical remark attributed to Wpictes tus highlighting human inconsistency in valuing physical health over moral or spiritual decline.
Kansas team wins dairy judging title at national show
Three Kansas Agricultural College students led by Clement Young won first place in the National Dairy Show judging contest with 21 teams entered. G. M. Drumm and R. H. Lush joined Young, coached by H. W. Cave, as top finishers for Holsteins and Jerseys while other honors went to Minnesota, Nebraska, Maryland and Missouri competitors. Awards announced by Geo. E. Farrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas Agricultural College
Town State College
Kentucky
Purdue University
Pennsylvania
Halmir Rabild
U. S. Departent of Agriculture
Kansas
Clement Young
College
G. M. Drumm
Manhattan
R. H. Lush
Altamont
Kan
H. W. Cave
Drumm
Haselrude
Minnesota
Nebraska
Maryland
Arthur Gwinn
Missouri
Arthur
Bennett
Clarence Doran
Illinois
Econd
Texas
Geo. E. Farrell
Washington, D. C
Girl Weds Before Starting Sentence in Manslaughter Case
Centerville report that Carmelo Russo 18, just sentenced for manslaughter in the shooting of admirer Tony Matto, married Cosimo Malone on the way to serving term. Friends say an appeal will be taken.
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Centerville
Carmelo Russo
Tony Matto
Cosimo Malone
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