Republicans seek votes by denouncing Ku Klux Klan in Texas
Washington previews Texas politics as Republicans hope to harness Klan associations to sway nationwide voters. Ex-senator Bailey is floated as an independent bid option, with John W Kirby and former postmaster general Burleson discussed as potential third-ticket candidates. Bailey’s return would reshape Senate power and echo fights over state rights versus federal centralization.
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South
Texas
Burleson
Althat
John W. Kirby
Kirby
Harding
Senate
Aloie
Joseph W. Bailey
Bailey
Tbailer
New York Evening Post. Inc
Rival bootleggers battle leaves two dead two wounded
In Chicago on Aug 30 a pirate gang ambushed three beer trucks in a dark grove on the city outskirts. Two men were killed and two wounded, one fatally, with guards including Sergeant Edward Meas from the police department among the injured. The raid lasted about an hour as shots rang out.
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Chicago
Albert Schuiz
Edward Meas
Ovety Fie
Itata Sinks With Survivors Brought To Coquimbo
Wireless reports from the cruiser Chacabuco state only 13 of 322 aboard the steamship Itata were rescued as it sank off Coquimbo after a severe gale. The Itata, an older vessel recently repaired, carried many laborers and families to Chuquicamata’s nitrate plants, traders among the other passengers. The ship went down in five minutes amid heavy seas, the survivors being rushed to Coquimbo where crowds awaited. In Beaverdale, a Pa fire destroyed two blocks, injuring 40, leaving over 100 homeless as 12 stores and dwellings were burned.
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Associated Press
Santiago
Chile
Checabuco
Hata
Coquimbo
Chacabuco
Itata
Chuquicamata
Beaverdale
French envoy honors Washington statue in Waterford ceremony
Count de Chambrun spoke at Waterford Aug ceremony unveiling a George Washington monument on a historic French fort site. He defended France’s justice and democracy ideals, urged German reparations, and noted Washington’s earlier colonial era image.
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Associated Press
Waterford
France
Charles de Chambrun
Waffaires
George Washington
la Boernt
Washington
Hraddock
Wail Strike Summary Amid Rail Walkouts and Settlements
Chicago and Alton equipment moved today at Slater Missouri as the walkout by firemen ended after a settlement. Reports indicate Joliet and Eastern and Missouri Pacific lines are resuming operations with settlements easing walkouts on those lines. Violence reports remain scattered but non fatal, while coal car loadings rose to 30054 cars, 7376 more than prior high. Illinois troops are being reduced at Bloomington due to exhausted state funds.
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Chicago & Alton
Slater
Wisin
Joliet & Eastern
Missouri Pacific
Illinois
Bloomington
300 Drowned When Jap Cruiser Sinks
Tokio reports the Japanese cruiser Niitaka sank in a typhoon off the Kamchatka coast on August 26 with virtually all hands lost. The naval advices say only a single survivor among about 301 crew. Destroyer Maki has been ordered to the disaster scene. Niitaka, a second class cruiser of 3420 tons, launched in 1861. Kamchatka is on the peninsula’s east coast in the far northeast region.
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Tokio
Kamchatka Coast
Admiralty
Maki
Kamchatka
Cole Blease in South Carolina Primary Returns
Incomplete results from South Carolina's state primary hint that Cole Blease will lead his main Democratic rival by a small margin and likely force a runoff. The veteran governor and former governor remains a fixture in state headlines as the race tightens.
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Columbia
D. C
Cole Blease
South Carolina
Blease
Heavy rains slow travel across southwest Iowa area
The Weather Bureau reports heavy rains in the southwest region affecting major towns including Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Mason City and Waverly. Roads are slick and muddy with rain observed across the eastern side of the state and south western lows.
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U. S. Department_of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Charles City
Algona
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
la Crosse
Wis
Mason City
Waverly
Bunmaryt
Athentic
Creston
Carroll
Bemont
Ales
Desidolner
East Postion
Anthracite Settlement Plan Faces Approval
The anthracite coal strike moves toward settlement as leaders propose final decisions based on Pepper and Reed proposals. John L. Lewis and S. D. Warriner plan immediate meetings in Philadelphia after conferences with operators and miners to resolve the long disputed wage and control issues.
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Washington
D. C
Pepper and Reed
Pennsylvania
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
S. D. Warriner
Philadelphia
Johnson
South Dakota
Anderson
Minnesota
Congress
Interstate Commerce’ Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northwest
United Press
Harrisburg
Spraul
National Guard
Tadar
John J. Lewis
Pepper
Reed
Lewis
Pitsburgh Coal Company
Operators’ Association
Italy Backs Austria with Large Loan Rescue
Rome August 30 Italy came to the rescue of bankrupt Austria by granting a loan of 7,00 lire. About twenty million lire will be paid immediately and the remainder later. The aid follows Austria's plea to curb Bolshevik threats by feeding its people amid severe unrest.
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Rome
Italy
Austria
Ttalian
Cox Wants U. S. to Doctor for Europe Not Undertaker
Ava London reports Janina Max saying the United States should aid central Europe as a physician not an undertaker. The administration has shown interest in Europe’s economic affairs and the Herbart tipover will not be sent here. Cox is to sail for America Saturday.
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Cox
U. S
Europe
London
Ava
Central
Janina Max
Way
Washington
Amarica
Veteran Deported from Native Land
Alfred Olson born in the United States, a war veteran wounded in battle, faced deportation from Canada after returning there and serving in the Canadian army. Despite claims of shell shock and loss of a leg, immigration authorities barred his return under an international law ruling, with doctors deeming him an undesirable resident.
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Duolith
Minn
United States
Alfred Olson
Canada
Sam Hemington
United States Immigration Office
Olson
Psychopathic
Jiabble
Body of missing victim found in lake after he fled
Aug 30 report from Mount Union area states W W Talcott, who accused Dr A J Moore of a healing cult, was found dead in a lake after he jumped from a steamer. Talcott had accused Moore of taking money from women including his wife and sought to save his home and family from the cult. Meanwhile brick plants at Mount A plan wage increases for all workers starting Sept 7.
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Huntingdon
Orick
Mount A
Episcopal bishops weigh liberalizing wedding vows
In Portland Oregon August pre-convention discussions by 139 bishops of the Episcopal church consider revising the Book of Common Prayer to remove the bride’s vow to obey and limit the bridegroom’s pr dule with worldly goods. Other topics include divorce women’s status in the church and church unity as the forty-seventh triennial general convention nears.
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Portland
Ore
Episcopal Church
United States
House of Bishops
China
Japan
Philippines
East Africas
Europe
South America
West Indes
Alaska
CENGURE HARDING FOR RATGE IN COAL AGAINOT YEAR AGO
U.S. control blamed for higher coal prices, with a Waterloo dealer claiming President Harding could have kept consumer costs lower. He argues government price fixing delays undermine supply and demand, predicts a price break within 90 days if transportation improves, and urges buying coal in small quantities now.
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Waterloo
Proma Adtainus
Jie
Preellent
Harding
Aye Eratoerk Amb
Tiac
Ubrn
Accord
Lide Ingormants
Rosell
Milneck
Seie
Waterloo Teats
Wilon Bitimbough
Hepan
Ilinois
Indiana
Obiny
Hoover
U. S
Tam
Ite
Waterinn
Ceater
San Felice
Ife Rigar
Iowa
Courier Delivery Notice for Early Morning Papers
The notice says newspapers will be delivered before 5:30 PM. If the paper is not received by that time due to carrier error or other cause, readers should call the provided number to request a replacement copy, with calls to reach the office before 4:30 PM.
Bible Verses Replace Street Car Ads In Denver
Readable fragments describe Bible verses placed around streetcars amid a citywide shift. Mentions Denver ministers and a campaign by an unknown group promoting scripture over advertising. Ambiguity clouds names and dates. core event notes verses replacing ads on streetcars.
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Denver
Ehey
Thas
Philpdelphia
Amanehe
Shopmen's Strike 15 Closed Issue Says Four Brotherhoods
Cleveland Aug 34 The Shopmen strike is a closed issue says Wes C G Lee of the trainmen as a conference of four brotherhoods opens. He states only route matters and political situations will be discussed and denies a broader strike revival. Negotiations in New York and Washington collapsed earlier.
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Cleveland
Wes CG. Lee
Ocean Today
Lee
Washington
New York
Brotherhood Eliders
Lee Sali
Navy Department Seeks Contact With Hughes Ship Pan American
Washington August 30 The Navy Department intensifies efforts to reach the Pan American sailing to Buenos Aires with Secretary Hughes and other members of the diplomatic mission. The ship has not answered since Saturday night amid Caribbean storms. radio messages from Bar Harbor are used and cable attempts to reach a South American port may locate the vessel.
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Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Avery
Shipping Board
Win de Jaaneiro
State
Hughes
Caribbean
Bar Harbor
Pan American
Governor orders probe of coal pricing in Iowa
Des Moines reports Attorney General Gibson, at Governor Kendall's request, will lead an immediate investigation into coal production and pricing. The aim is criminal and civil action if price fixing or excessive profits are found, while ensuring adequate supply and avoiding monopolies. John Fletcher to oversee, with possible accountants hired to gather facts for a comprehensive report.
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Presay
Des Moines
Gibson
Kendall
Gov. Kendall
Thosa
Iowa
Gay
John Fletcher
Attorney General's Department
H. ¥. Harner
Pershing Coal Company
Des Moines Capital
Ceptral
Harner
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