Support of Cox Splits on Ideas in Western States
Political commentary by Mark Sullivan discusses Cox’s prospects in western states, noting diverse support that undermines his path. It cites sentiment against the Democratic party, a strong anti-Wilson mood, and expected Harding wins in Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Montana, with Norbeck poised for Senate victory in the latter. It mentions the Nonpartisan League’s influence and local district dynamics.
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New York Evening Post
Waterloo Evening Courier
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E. Fit Ladd
South Dakota
Norbeck
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Stray bullets in Milan kill two bystanders during clashes
Milan reports two passersby, Count Armando Morganti and Col. Gaspare Panzini, killed in yesterday's disorder linked to clashes between anarchists and Socialists against Nationalists. Police and mob exchanges left one mob member dead and others wounded. A general strike followed in Palermo and Bologna with 24 hour action.
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Giovanni Sorcel
Bologna
Cox urges national women’s congress for social program
Gov. Cox called for a national women’s congress to draft a social legislation and administration program to present to the president and Congress. He urged federal bureau cooperation, a bureau of Americanization, and education health balance with labor, arguing for women’s suffrage and war lessons. Colby assails Republicans for racialism and foreign wartime rhetoric at Iroquois Club.
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Chicago
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Republican Party
Europe
United States
Harding
Thcrease
A Question of Honor and the Paris Peace Pressure
The piece argues that President Wilson overstepped constitutional limits by shaping postwar terms without Senate input and that his personal diplomacy harmed U S prestige. It cites 1918 events, the Versailles process, and critiques of open covenants versus secret plans amid European expectations and diplomatic tension.
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France
Belgium
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Economy Wave Hits New York Theatres on Road
New York reports a national economy downturn hits entertainment. Theatrical producers say the boom ends as road shows and city theaters cut seating and raise rates. Sam Marrs of the Producing Managers' association notes widespread closures and ticketing shifts amid higher travel costs.
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Associated Press
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Producing Managers’ Association
Citser
Coolidge Will Tour Thru Border States
Republican presidential candidate Calvin Coolidge plans a speaking tour through border states after addressing an audience at the Academy of Music. He will go to Washington for meetings with party leaders, then take a special train for eight weeks of rear platform speeches and night meetings in Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, West Virginia, Virginia, and Maryland.
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Coolidge
Academy of Music
Washington
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Tennessee
North Carolina
West Virginia
Virginia
Maryland
Rainmaking scheme proposed by Aerial Irrigation firm in Port Arthur
A. E. Cole formerly of the Royal Air Forces and his father announce an Aerial Irrigation Company in Port Arthur Ontario. They plan to produce rain on demand by sending airplanes to spray clouds with liquid air to condense atmospheric moisture.
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Associated Press
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A. E. Cole
Royal Air Forces
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Wealthy Milwaukee Man Found Dead in River
The body of Thomas P. Callen, 58, a wealthy Milwaukee insurance man, was found floating in the Milwaukee River early today. Coroners' officials said he had not been dead 10 hours and the case was booked as suicide. Family members said Mr Callen had suffered a nervous breakdown.
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Associated Prose
Milwaukee, Wis
Thomas P. Callen
Milwaukee River
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Chinese Government Denies Revolt Rumor in Shanghai
The Chinese government asked the Associated Press to refute rumors from Shanghai that the government had been overthrown. A government statement declared there is no truth to reports of a reactionary movement in north Ching.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
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Ind
Perly Agg
Inggard
Ain Biready
France
United States
Rioting Reignites in Belfast District
In Marrowbere North Belfast Sinn Feiners fired revolvers while Unionists answered with stone volleys. The clashes continued through the morning of October 16 with both sides engaging in renewed street violence.
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Associated Press
Belfast
Ireland
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Sinn
Weather forecast for Washington week starts unsettled
Weather predictions for the week beginning Monday expect unsettled conditions across the Great Lakes upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys with rain at the start. Temperatures then turn much cooler with freezing conditions likely as the week progresses.
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Great Lakes
Mississippi
Missouri
Mail Flyer Killed Near Batavia Illinois
An unidentified mail pilot for the United States mail service died in an airplane crash near Batavia Illinois while attempting an early morning landing. The aircraft struck lines across a field, overturned, and the gasoline tank exploded, burning the pilot who was strapped in. The crash occurred about 60 miles west of Chicago during transit from Chicago to Omaha.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Bryan McMullen
Dallas
Tex
New Batavia
Chicago
Aurora
United States
Ratavia
Chicsso
Wag
Foraine
Thousands Hear Debate At Armory Over Industrial Court Issue
More than 2,000 people attended a debate at the armory featuring Dr. J. W. Kime, Republican nominee for state legislature, and John T. Clarkson, former state senator from Albia, on the industrial court issue. The event drew attendees including Tan Azora and Girard Wary Duten Master.
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John T. Clarkson
Albia Oll
Tan Azora
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Wary Duten Master
Rekt
Oelwein Boy Fatally Wounded by Accidental Gun discharge
Albert Hodge a 17 year old resident of Oelwein IA was fatally wounded when an accidental discharge occurred as he pulled a gun from a boat at Lake Oelwein He died 106 minutes after being taken to the city hospital He and his brother were duck hunting when the gun discharged while he reached back into the boat.
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Trelwein
Albert Hodge
Lake Oelwein
Cotton Price Breaks on Heavy Liquidation Amid Strike Fear
New Orleans October market reports show cotton prices tumbling as heavy selling follows the Brill coat strike and concerns over its possible outcomes. In Hannibal Missouri October 16, Champ Clark’s class of 140 Masons from Missouri and Alabama joined the Mystic Shrine in a formal initiation. Advertisement for a quality brew appears in the clipping.
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Associated Press
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Missouri
Alinais
Toilor
English Industry Drawing Fires As Big Strike Looms
London reports preparations for a major industrial clash as British coal miners join a national strike. Rail workers weigh a sympathy walkout while railway unions meet to decide, emergency government measures are in place and ships seek coal abroad amid mounting transport and production disruption.
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National Union of Railwaymen
National Federation of Transport Workers
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Leeds
Japanese Problems Shelved Till Nov 3
Conversations between the state department and the Japanese embassy on California land legislation have been paused until after the November elections. Officials cited the International Communications Conference gathering as the reason for postponement, with talks resuming after the event concludes. In Athens, King George II remains critically ill after a monkey bite, with physicians reporting a calm night.
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Weather Summary for Charles City and Nearby Areas
Weather bulletin from the Department of Agriculture and Weather Bureau includes Charles City and surrounding towns such as Algona Davenport Dubuque Mason City Hampton Postville and Waterloo. Foggy conditions at Charles City with light fog and muddy roads. Davenport clear with muddy conditions. general forecast shows fair weather with some areas expecting higher fog risk.
Warsaw Battles Bolshevik Force Report
Polish forces report the smashing of a Bolshevik division and push toward the armistice boundary near Krzywicza, with Russian regimental commanders captured. Vilna commission arrives in Warsaw seeking a solution after seizure of the city by Zelkowski’s forces. Separately, Wrangel reports bold advances on the south Russian front at Sebastopol with repeated Bolshevik attacks repelled and enemy casualties and guns seized.
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Senator Cox Seeks Iowa Victory and Senate Change
Washington dispatch reports Senator Paul Tarrison predicting Gov. Cox will win Iowa and reshape the senate and House. He claims Cummins will be defeated for railroad act ties and notes strong league sentiment in Iowa with Republican papers backing it. Two state ministers have resigned to campaign for Cox as part of a broader Democratic effort.
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Paul Tarrison
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League of Nations
Gov
Heintz Warns Democrats May Hit in Final Hours
Cant Victor Heintz Republican campaign director in the central region warns local Republican organizations to expect venomous attacks at the last moment. He urges vigilance and says Ohio should be carried by about 150000 votes, but work must continue until all votes are counted.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Victor] Heintz
Cincinnati
Ohia
Mystery in Injury to Girl in Dubuque
Miss May Waiter of Farley Iowa leapt from a speeding car on Culver avenue in Dubuque’s theatre district Friday and is now seriously injured at Mercy hospital. Police seek the car’s driver while awaiting questions from the injured woman who has not explained her leap.
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Associated Press
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Couler Avenue
May
Waiter
Farley
Mercy Hospital
Postmasterships to be filled by promotion announced
An executive order from the civil service commission provides that postmasterships at first second and third class offices may be filled by promotion. Robbers in Newark New Jersey stole $100,000 worth of diamonds refined gold and jewelry from Strecher Manufacturing Company early today.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Civil Service Commission
Newark, ON. J
Strecher Manufacturing Company
Courier Delivery Notice for Evening Service
The notice instructs delivery before 5 30 and offers a remedy if the paper is late due to carrier error. Readers are told to call 8330 and that a copy will be sent if the call is placed before 6 30 p m.
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Thone
Harding Speaks on Misrule and League of Nations
In Greencastle Indiana October 16 Harding declares Americans tired of misrule and opposes Democratic policies. He warns of overreach in domestic affairs and criticizes the league of nations as impractical while outlining a practical American program. The speech precedes a campaign swing through Indiana Illinois and Missouri with stops in Terra Haute and St Louis.
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