Democrats Plan Campaign in 1922 Elections
Democratic leaders analyze public mood toward President Harding and the Republican Party and plot a nationwide campaign for the 1922 elections. They expect White to resign as national chair, with Daniel S. Roper as a leading candidate, while party unity seeks a fresh figure to mobilize support. The New Mexico senatorial race is noted as a potential barometer.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Gunes
Harding
Jon
House
Senate
Congress
Z “White
Democratic National Committee
George White
Ohio
White
Daniel S. Roper
Internal Revenue
Wilson
Post Office Department
Roper
Cox
McAdoo
Democratic Party
Democratic Workers
Mr. Cox
Mr. McAdoo
Moses
Grover Cleveland
Buffalo
N. Y
Mexico
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Oskaloosa Mob Seeks Negro After Mother’s Slaying
Nearly 100 men mobbed jails in Oskaloosa Iowa to search for Arthur L Cooper a Black man who reportedly confessed to beating his 70 year old mother to death with his fists causing a broken rib to puncture the heart Sheriff’s posse had escorted Cooper from the city after the confession and the mob formed.
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United Press
Oskaloosa
Arthur L. Cooper
Cooper
Labor union plans nationwide drive to elect pro labor lawmakers
The AFL executive council in Atlantic City outlines a permanent nonpartisan campaign to back labor friendly members of the House of Representatives. State federations will organize committees to work with a central Washington committee as the council probes bills affecting labor and considers using motion pictures to promote the federation.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
House of Representatives
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Canada Union Rises Against Orientals in Dominion
The Dominions Trades and Labor Council adopted a resolution urging permanent exclusion of all orientals from Canada at its annual Winnipeg session. F. Welsh of Vancouver warned British Columbia could fall under oriental domination within 20 years. The congress also opposed renewing the Anglo Japanese treaty.
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Associated Press
Winnipeg
Canada
Dominions Trades and Labor Council
F. Welsh
Vancouver
B. C
British Columbia
Workman Hurt In Canning Plant Accident At Waterloo
Harry Blank aged about 50 of 1806 Franklin Street, an employee of Waterloo Canning, was badly injured at 7 30 a m when he entered the outside pit to clear a conveyor and was seized by the rolling belt. Both arms broken, right arm two places, two hip fractures, numerous bruises. He was taken to St Francis hospital. x rays to assess internal injuries. The pit receives wagon loads of corn and an unattended unguarded moment led to the accident.
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Harry Blank
Franklin Street
Waterloo Canning Company
Blank
Mr. Blank
St. Francis Hospital
ZR-2 Inquiry Opens as Witnesses Cite Defects
Flight Lieut Wann testified the ZR-2 accident sprang from a weak structural part and that he intended the flight to be his last. Private inquiries report British airmen doubted the airship would cross the Atlantic, preferring safer weather conditions and fearing the ship’s instability.
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Associated Press
Hull
Eng
Wann
Humber
Altho
Central Station
Robert M. Coons
Owensboro
London
Coone
America
Charles M. McCann
United Press
Howden
British Air Service
Salmon
Lieut
Dyer
U.S. N
Atlantic
Otto Heinie
Germany
Board of
Burglars Steal Safe With $120000 Inside
Motorcar burglars entered the Hollywood home of F. L. Mosher last night and drove away with a 400 pound safe. The safe reportedly contained notes bonds silverware and jewelry valued at 120000 dollars six.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
F. L. Mosher
Hollywood
Mosher
Marshal Foch Announces Visit to United States
Paris August 27 Marshal Foch unexpectedly entered the American embassy, spoke privately with Ambassador Herrick and said he would visit America. He expressed pleasure at the American Legion’s invitation and his desire to attend the Kansas City convention, noting the strong ties felt since the war.
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Associated Press
Paris
Marshal Foch
Ambassador Herrick
Herrick
United States
America
American Legion
American Army
Kansas City
Troop Return to Germany Tied to Treaty Ratification
President Harding favors early withdrawal of American troops from Germany but administration officials say forces may stay on the Rhine until the German treaty is ratified. Some officials warn peace is not complete until both sides approve the pact.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
Germany
Rhine
Reichstag
Big Income Men in New York Drop Sharp
The New York crop of million-dollar income men fell from 81 in 1917 to 25 in 1919, per the bureau of internal revenue. Only three individuals in the state earned as high as 5 000 000 in 1913. Average net income was 5 020, about 1 036 more than the national average.
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Uby
Associated Press
New York
New York State
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Oldest Free Mason Samuel Cox Celebrates 102nd Birthday
Marble Head Mass Aug 27 Samuel Cox, hailed as the oldest Free Mason in the country, walked with friends for his 102nd birthday. The Philanthropic lodge he helped found 75 years ago presented him with 102 roses in a small local celebration.
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Associated Press
Marble Head
Mass
Samuel Cox
Philanthropic Lodge
Miners to Take Rest While Howat in Jail
Alexander Howat faces jail on September 8 and will be confined while union miners in District No 14 cease digging coal until his release. William Howe, secretary of the Kansas State Federation of Labor, announced the plan in Topeka.
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Howat
Associated Press
Topeke
Rap
Alexander Howat
Wiliam Howe
Kansas State Federation of Labor
German Wrath Grows Over Erzberger Murder Plot
Moscow reports say Germany faces a new era as wrath rises against reactionaries and the military, following Mathias Erzberger’s murder. Berlin officials warn the crime could trigger political upheaval with leaders noting Erzberger’s influence on Center party policy and the Wirth government.
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United Press
Berlin
Mathias Erzberger
Germany
Loebe
Reichstag
Ersberger
Black Forest
Erzberger
Center Party
Wirth
Lcience
America
Unclear Territorial Weather Report From 1921 Forecast
The report lists towns in Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin including Albert Lea Cedar Rapids Des Moines Dubuque Mason City and Waverly. It notes partly cloudy unsettled weather with local forecast details and a table of temperatures for Friday and today.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Charles City
Albert Lea
Minn
Algona
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
Faribault
la Crosse
Wis
Mason City
Marshall
Town
New Hampton
Postville
Water
Joo
Waverly
Britain plans action to quell Moplah unrest in India
The Daily Telegraph reports the British India government, with Edward Montague's concurrence, will act against leaders blamed for Moplah riots in Malabar. Malabar is under military rule after mob violence in Tirur and attacks on police. European residents suffer casualties as riots spread to Pullengonde.
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Associated Press
London
Malabar
British India
Daily Telegraph Today
India
Edward Spencer Montague
Calicut
India Office
Tirur
Leinster
Madras
Charapalchary
Periataimanna
Bombay
Pullengonde
Eaton
Special Reserve Police
Mapleh
France Satisfied by U S German Treaty
Paris reports Premier Briand has read most of the peace treaty text with Germany. The French foreign office says nothing in the document should disturb France or its position. It believes Germany will not assume the United States will be unfriendly to France after signing.
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Bertin
Germany
United States
Ernst von Reventiow
Deutsches Tages Zeitung
France
Wirth
Associated Press
Paris
Briand
Foreign Office
Ahesult
Jitney Bus Drivers Haul Em Free in K C
Jitney drivers offer free rides in Kansas City Mo as a final bid to stay on the streets. Mayor Cowgill orders continuation on three routes but cites insufficient property owner signatures to authorize operation. The last remaining route may be closed today.
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United Press
Kansas City
Cowgill
Alleged Murderess Admits Identity in Tacoma
Mrs. Helen Stubbs known as Maude Moore admitted her identity to two Knoxville men at Tacoma police headquarters. She is accused of killing auto dealer Leroy D. Barth in Knoxville two years ago after being arrested last week following partial identification as Miss Moore.
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United Press
Tacoma
Wash
Helen Stubbs
Weather for Week Forecast by AP
Weather predictions for the week starting Monday cover the Great Lakes region and Upper Mississippi Lower Missouri valleys. Generally fair skies and normal temperatures are expected across these areas.
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the Associates Press
Washington, D. C
Great Lakes
Upper Mississippi
Missouri
May Go to Jail for Fooling Papers by Press Agent Hoax
New York investigation into a press agent hoax that prompted many papers to publish a tale of a carrier pigeon flight from Yellowstone Park with a message about Edmund Heller the naturalist who was then reportedly lost on a mountain. Assistant District Attorney Banton said the hoax likely involved perjury and a false information statute violation. The message was sent to Daniel J. Gimger an insurance broker who called it a hotel publicity stunt. Heller telegrammed denial of knowledge of the message.
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Associated Press
New York
Yellowstone Park
Edmund Heller
2 Mountain
Banton
Daniel J. Gimger
Haller
Milwaukee Flooded as Storm Water Paralyzes Downtown
Milwaukee Wis Aug 27 large sections of the downtown business district flooded and transportation blocked. Electric power lines were put out of commission by a heavy rain and electrical storm. Several manufacturing plants halted operations for hours as heavy rains drenched eastern Wisconsin.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Body of Maj. Gen. Greene Lies in State
The body of Maj. Gen. Henry A. Greene former commander of the Ninety first division lay in state at San Francisco City Hall for 24 hours before burial planned today. A military honors parade including an airplane escort marked the transfer from Berkeley to the city hall.
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United Press
San Francisco
Henry A. Greene
Ninety-first Division
City Hall
Berkeley
Death claims five month glacier trek survivor
Seattle reports the body of Mrs. Alice Stanwood Parrott, of Oakland, arrived aboard the Saturn from Dutch Harbor after a perilous journey with her daughter and granddaughter from McGrath Alaska. Parrott, paralyzed, wished to die at home and died near Puget Sound as her family faced harsh conditions.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
United States
Saturn
Dutch Harbor
Alaska
Alice Stanwood Parrott
Oakland
Cal
Kus' Kokwim
Armed men clash as Logan county siege renews
Sheriff Don Chafin reports 1200 miners crossing into Logan county near Sharpless, engaging deputies at night. Reinforcements from McDowell and Williamson counties arrive. 125 regulars and state police head toward Blair. Governor’s office says no casualties but firing continues in the dark.
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Hydre Associated Press
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W. F. Hatfield
McDowell County
Mickee
Don Chafin
Logan County
Datfield
Py United Press
Williamson
W. Va
Sharpless
Hill
Coal River Branch
Blair
Logan
Chafin
Mingo County
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Boone-Logan
Bluefield
Huntington
Charleston
Boone County
Marmet-Mingo
C.F. Keeney
United ‘Mine Workers of America
Charleston Izette
Indians Predict Harsh Winter From Oak Pelts and Prep
From Birchwood Wisconsin on August 27 the Chippewa of Lake Court O Reilles near here say the coming winter will be the harshest in years. They base the forecast on animal pelt thickness the robustness of animal homes and signs of wildlife preparations for the season.
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Associated Press
Birchwood
Wis
Lake Court O‘reilles
Chippewa Indian Reservation
Here
Two Davenport People Killed In Train Crash
Davenport Aug 27 J A Miller his wife and three Bettendorf companions were killed today when their car was struck by a train at a crossing near Le Harpe. Miller was cashier of the Rock Island Sash and Door Works.
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Associated Press
Davenport
J. A. Miller
Bettendorf
le Harpe
Miller
Rock Island Sash and Door Works
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