Indiana Remains Debatable Field for Nominee Cox
Indiana is Cox’s best chance among midwestern states, with Gary and Lake County industrial labor backing him, aided by AFL support and anti-Cummins-Esch and anti-Prohibition sentiment. Indiana’s GOP turmoil after the spring primary and local tax revisions also add Democratic leverage, especially in Indianapolis.
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Mark Sullivan
New York Evening Post
Waterloo Evening Courier
Indiianapolis
Ind
Mississippi
Appalachians
Ohio
Indiana
Cox
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Altho
Titnuis
Harding
Wateon
Democrata
Lavecowiy
Gary
Uland
Democra
Gth
Enion
Lake County
American Federation of Labor
Thave Ores
Kansas
Arsasae
Simarly
Prohibition
Indianapolis
Thijana
Wood
Lowden
Johnor
Chicago
Johnson
Goodrich
Bombs Found Near Shrine in Tokio By AP
In Tokio two bombs similar to those from last summer were found outside a shrine for Japanese soldiers and sailors. Police discovered them before they exploded as military leaders and other VIPs visited the site. JSTAL operators back.
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Associated Press
Tokio
House of Representatives
King Alexander in Worsening Health Report
Athens report says King Alexander’s condition has deteriorated with serious heart involvement and suffocation. A late bulletin notes rising temperature and pulse, heightening grave anxiety over his health.
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Alexander
Associated Press
Athens
Republicans Rally Draws Wide Interest Tomorrow Evening
Large interest surrounds the republican meeting announced for Grace M. E. church at 3 p m tomorrow. Speakers include Mrs C A Boucher an attorney from Indianapolis and Senator William J Kenyon of Fort Dodge Iowa. Kenyon will advocate for Albert B Cummins and both will discuss current campaign issues. Local committee hopes to fill the church with voters and extends a special invitation to women electors.
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Grace M. BE
C. A. Boucher
Indianapolis
Ind
William 3. Kenyon
Fort Dodge
Kenyon
Albert B. Cummins
Grace Church
United States
American Murdered By Mexican Report
Washington December 25. M T Sevrey an American was murdered in Cananea Mex last Wednesday the state department was advised today. The American consul at Nogales was instructed to urge local authorities to apprehend the murderer. The consul’s report said the killer was Raymondo Navarre a former Cananea Copper employee who had been discharged and had escaped. A reward was offered for his capture by the company.
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Associated Press
Washington
LD. C
Get
M. T. Sevrey
Cananeca
Mex
State Department
Nogales
Department
Press
Raymondo Navarre
Navarre
Cananea Copper Company
Lumber rate boost suspended to February twenty second
Washington DC October proposed increases of 2.12 to 6 cents per 100 pounds on lumber and forest products across Missouri River crossings to destinations in Illinois Iowa Minnesota Missouri South Dakota and Wisconsin were suspended by the Interstate Commerce Commission until February 28 1923.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Missouri
Ilinois
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Interstate Commerce Commission
Appeals for U S Aid in Crooked Election
Supporters of Jose Andres Grrecha former minister of foreign relations appeal to the U S. Department in Washington to act on Nicaragua's election alleging fraud by the 86 flagrant frauds after Chamorro defeated Grrecha in the presidential vote in Managua on October 25.
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Associated Press
Managua
Nicaragua
Jose Andres Grrecha
Diego Manuel Chamorro
State Department
Washington
Robbery at Empress Theatre in Omaha
One of Omaha's boldest robberies occurred at the Empress theatre last night when three men entered, bound and gassed President W Ledoux, and stole 3243 dollars from his pockets before escaping through the front entrance. Nearly 2000 people were in the building at the time.
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Omaha, Neb
Omaha
Empress Theatre
W. Ledoux
Harding At Work Shaping Final Campaign Appeal
Senator Harding spends the last campaign week at his desk drafting final public addresses. He plans a Columbus speech and talks of the league of nations and domestic policies as he also prepares Cleveland Akron and Cincinnati stops. Cox opens last week touring West Virginia and Kentucky. the league remains the main issue. Traveling salesmen largely back Harding, citing strong support in major cities and a Pilgrimage of 10,000 to Marion.
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Associated Press
Marion
Harding
Columbus
Cleveland
Akron
Cincinnati
League of Nations
Cox
Ken
Gov. Cox
West Virginia
Earl
Hinton
Ian
Charleston
Huntington
Kenova
Ashland
Portsmouth
Chicago
Harding-Coolidge
Ad. A. Minter
Ilinois
Travelers’ Protective Association
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Dayton News
Roosevelt
I A Chapman Among Voters For 1920 Election
Isaac A Chapman of 126 Dearborn Avenue Waterloo is listed among those who voted for John C Fremont in 1856 and plans to support Warren G Harding and Calvin Coolidge in the 1920 election. He has voted Republican in every presidential race except 1992 when he moved to California for eight months. At nearly eighty seven, he remains physically vigorous despite age ailments.
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John C. Fremont
Isaac A. Chapman
Dearborn Avenue
Waterloo
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Chapman
California
Canadians to Fight Antipolitics Order
Canadians rally against a presidential order prohibiting workers from political activity or holding office. Tom Moore, president of the Trades and Labor Congress of Canada, denounces the action as a destruction of democratic government. The statement marks broader labor opposition to government controls on politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Tom Moore
Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
Natonal Railway
D Annunzio Denies Plot Against Italy
Rome reports claim Capt Gabriele d Annunzio plotted to overturn the Italian government. He denies the rumors in a formal statement from Fiume, stating he has never contemplated a coup de main and rejects these accusations.
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Rome
Gabriele d’Annunzio
d'Annunaio
Fiume
Coal Strike Settled by Today's Conference
London October 25 Premier Lloyd George and government leaders conferred with miners’ federation officials on wage and production figures as negotiations over the miners strike continued. Optimism rose that an agreement may be reached yielding concessions while preserving core claims. Rail union head J H Thomas warned against a broad strike and urged restraint as coverage of the talks persisted.
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London
Lloyd George
Downing Street
Federa Jtion
Istrike
Great Britain
Federation
National Union For Railmen
J. H. Thomas
National Union of Railwaye Men
Thomas
Flo
Waterways Hearings Move to Minneapolis After Detroit Session
International joint waterways commission wrapped Michigan hearings in Detroit and Grant today and left for Minneapolis. GM official H H Rice backed opening the Great Lakes to ocean vessels via the St Lawrence while Detroit board of commerce chair William Adams argued lake tonnage could ship directly to ocean vessels, claiming freight savings would follow. A Cuban moratorium money shortage shadows shipments and may curb operations next week.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
International Joint Waterways Commission
Michigan
Grant
Minneapolis
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence River
H. H. Rice
General Motors Corporation
William Adams
Detroit Board of Commerce
Washington, Dbd. C
Department
Commerce
Havana
Young Farmer Dies After Auto Turns Over Near Eagle Center
Lowis H. Rogzi, 29, farmer of Corydon Indiana, died after a car crash north of Eagle Center. He was taken to Waterloo hospital where an operation revealed a severed liver. no bones were broken. Rogzi, riding alone, lost bearings when headlights failed. car overturned twice. He was employed on Phil Beck farm near Eagle Center and is survived by parents, two brothers Bee F. and Ray F. plus sisters in Independence and Corydon. Burial arrangements were pending.
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Lowis H. Rogzi
Presbyterian Hospital
Eagle Center
At & P. Ny
Ewo
Hogs
Phil Beck
Waterloo Hospital
Oreefe & Towne Funeral Home
I My. Roggi
Corydon
Ind
Mamihe Azo
Bee F
Ray FL
Waterton
Thier
Independence
Batlerteis
Aml
Carydon
Atityvive
Article X Not Essential to League Covenant Says Bourgeois
Brussels reports quote Leon Bourgeois as saying Article X of the League of Nations covenant is not vital to Europeans and could be modified or removed without harming the league’s effectiveness. He noted Americans feel more strongly about it, while the council cannot present changes but member states may propose amendments.
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League Council
Associated Press
Brussels
Get
Leon Bourgeois
Council of
League of Nations
ML. Bourgeois
United States
Tie
Olip
League of Mationg
MM. Bourgeois
M. Bourgeois
M. Comert
AL Bourgeois
Council League Guardian
Guides and legends in Leiden church tour tale
American tourists are shown Pilgrim Fathers worshipping in St. Peter's church Leiden. A guide admits they cannot verify the stones or skeletons found years ago, and admits uncertainty about identities while pressing visitors to continue the tour.
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Leiden
Holland
Associated Press
St. Peter's Church
Pilgrim Fathers
America
F Robinson
Student Suspect in Drewes Case Jailed at Police Magistrate Hearing
A University of Pennsylvania student was charged with the killing of Dartmouth College senior Elmer C. Drewes. The suspect surrendered to police this afternoon and, after a two minute hearing before a police magistrate, was committed to the county prison without bail.
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Philadelphia
Wil Item Purdon Brines
University of Fennsylvania
Elmer C. Drewes
Dartmouth College
Ball
Soldiers occupy Mansion House after Dublin raids
Armed soldiers seized the Mansion House as raids swept Dublin. Hotels and private homes were searched and shots were fired, with reports of one wounded soldier amid the tense day of action across the city.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Mauretania To Enter Drydock For Repairs
The Cunard line announced that after completing its next voyage to Southampton the steam ship Mauretania will be put in dry dock for repairs until February. The move comes as the liner resumes service under company plans.
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Mauretania
Assoc. Press
New York
Southampton
Cunard Line
Grain Price Probe to Seek Data in All Centers
Federal trade commission members who have probed Capper charge of price manipulation on the Chicago board of trade plan to widen hearings to all grain centers and later take testimony from export brokers at Gulf and Atlantic ports. Investigators reportedly heard Chicago grain traders cite public demand for lower prices and reduced buying power as triggers of price declines amid bumper crops of wheat oats and corn. Canadian competition and discriminatory ocean freights against flour were noted as factors limiting mill purchases.
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Associated Mress
Chicago
Federal Trade Commission
Arthur Capper
Board of Trade
N Et
Gulf and Atlantic
Rail Labor Board Faces Wage Disputes Over Juice Roads
Chicago Oct 25 The supreme court may interpret the Esch Cummins act as the Railway Labor Board considers wage disputes on electric railroads The board weighs its jurisdiction and a decision is not expected soon It may apply the big railroad wage schedules to many short lines and tie up wage questions for electric railroad workers
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Associated Press
Chicago
Epprame
Railway Labor Board
Reorganization of National Guard to Be Undertaken Now
Washington announces immediate reorganization of the national guard. War department orders reserve and guard officers to visit corps area headquarters to advise on guard divisions. A tentative allotment table shows troops per state under the national defense act. A minimum enlisted strength of about 427,000 is required as the peace time guard.
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Preas
Washington, D.C
National Guard
War Department
Peace Organization
Six Million Dollar Berne Loan Offer Unfavored
Berne Switzerland Oct 25 The city received a New York banking firm offer of 6 400 000 dollars at per cent The emission price would be 2 5 and the loan repayable within 23 years at 1207 The council will decide tonight on accepting or rejecting the bid.
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Associated Frees
Berne
Switzerland
New York
Five bandits rob Alvordton bank in early morning heist
Five bandits forced the Alvordton bank cashier in Williams county to leave his bed and unlock the safe. They took 8500 in cash and 3500 in bonds, then fled in an automobile after assaulting the cashier's wife who fainted.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Alvordten
Williams County
La Follette Silent on Debate Challenge
Senator La Follette gives no definite reply to the challenge by Senator Lenrovi to debate campaign issues as outlined in La Follette’s Milwaukee speech on October 21. The challenge was received at his office, but further comment was refused.
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WL la Follette
J. J. Lenrovi
Senator la Follette
Milwaukee
Tegar
Highways and Weather Report For Iowa Towns
Highways department notes rough conditions in places with possible showers in eastern and southern Iowa tonight and Tuesday. The report lists towns including Albert Lea, Algona, Charles City, Cedar Rapids, Davenport, Des Moines, Dubuque, Mason City, Marshalltown, Waterloo, and Waverly among others.
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Loo
Towa
Death of Cork Lord Mayor MacSwiney Sparks Mixed Reactions
Cork mourns Lord Mayor MacSwiney who died in Brixton prison London amid fears of unrest. Authorities tighten guard as hunger strikers face grave conditions. Protests planned in New York and Dublin reflect international concern while Belfast sees violence. Open nominations set for British Columbia legislature as events unfold.
Death of Cork's Lord Mayor Ends Hunger Strike
London Oct 23 Terence MacSwiney lord mayor of Cork died at Brixton prison at 5 40 am after a hunger strike of more than 70 days. He had been unconscious for days and died of heart failure. His body to be buried in the Republican Soldier plot. Police guarded Brixton to prevent disorder as grief sweeps Irish cities.
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Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Brixton Prison
London
Ireland
Associated Press
MacSwiney
Varge
Fhere
Sinn Fein
Irish Republican Brotherhood
Joseph Murphy
Murphy
New York
Terence MatSwiney
Polo Grounds
Committee On
Eamonn Dé Valeri
Frank P. Walsh
Committee of Irish Independence
Dublin
Mac
Winey
Brixton
Mansion House
Coolider
Boston
Coolidge
Father Dominic
John Mac-Swiney
Dominic
Mac-Swiney
Las - John MacSwiney
Chapali
Arion
Jother
John MacSwinney
West End
O’brien
Trish
Annie
Mary MacSwiney
Lord Or
Hans Boho Sre MacSwiney
Fether Dominic
Ofce
Jonas Oldfield
MacSwinesx
Terence MacSwiner
Sinn
Wakefield
Yorkshire
Muriel Murphy
Et MacSwiner
Eis
Owas
Liverty
Irish Self Determination League
Home ‘Office
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Fremont
D’annunzio
Italy
Flait Vane
Iard
Louis H. Roggi
Drewes
Labor Board
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