Women Leaders Propel Iowa Suffrage Campaign for Cummins
Des Moines dispatch notes Iowa Republican women organized across 2400 precincts before suffrage, mirroring the men’s structure. They back Senator Cummins’s reelection for Americanism and rail policy, while opposing Wilson’s League of Nations and Porter. Steel dividends announced at New York meeting.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Beter
Federation
Gan
Central Committee
League of Bejons
Wilson
Goemonthie
Willson
Republians
Cummins
Albert B.cummins
U. S. Senate
Governor's Mansion
United States
Esch-Cummins
Claude R. Porter
Washington
Wilson League of Nations
Tocrl
Coolidge
Cummns
New York
United Sates Steel Corporation
Reds Cede Polish Territory to Secure Aid From Enemies
London dispatch reports Bolshevik Russia ratified a preliminary Poland pact, with Tehicherin saying Poland refused aid to Wrangel and would not aid anti Bolshevik forces, tradeoffs cited as territorial concessions. Italian troops occupy Trieste per Courrier d Italia telegraph. Wrangel raids claim 15,000 Reds captured along with cannons and war material in Sebastopol region.
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Associated Press
London
Poland
Russia
Moscow
George Tehitcherin
Baron Wrangel
Antibolshevik
Trieste
Rome
Courier d'Italia
Nazional
Gabriele Can Nunzio
Sebastopol
Beron Wrangel
Canadian Provinces Approve 60 Day Liquor Allowance
The Associated Press reports that Alberta Manitoba Nova Scotia and Saskatchewan voted dry in a plebiscite but will permit liquor imports for 60 days. Manitoba’s dry majority may reach 15000 in Winnipeg. Saskatchewan and Alberta show dry leads above 10000 and 15000 respectively. Nova Scotia around 3000.
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Ottawa
Winnipeg
Saskatchewan
Alberta
la Scotia
Principal Alice Hogge Referees Pupils’ School Fight
In Chicago at Webster School with 22 nationalities, Principal Miss Alice Hogge did not intervene with fiat but allowed students to settle grievances by fistfights. She served as referee and second in a basement bout between two Italian boys aged 12 to 15, who fought to a finish. Students praise their principal for this hands on approach.
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Chicago
Webster School
Alice M- Hogge
Tyro
Formal Negotiations With Miners Reopened
London Oct 26 formal negotiations between the government and the Miners federation executives began this morning to settle the coal strike. Informal talks since Sunday had shown some progress and miners officials, after reviewing the government's new proposals, decided to start formal negotiations.
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Associated Press
London
Miners’ Federation
American Girl Engaged to English Peer in London
Announcement from London dated Oct 26 reports the engagement of the widow of Captain Alfred Thomas Shaughnessy to Walter Legh, son of Baron Newton and Grenadier Guard captain. The bride elect is the Nashville judge Bradford’s daughter. her first husband was killed in action in 1916 serving with the Canadian Expeditionary Force.
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Associated Press
London
Alfred Thomas Shaughnessy
Walter Legh
Baron Newton
Grenadier Guard
Judge Bradford
Nashville
Fennand
Canadian Expeditionary Forces
Whisky Heist Near Police Station Nets 109000 Value
Thieves in motor trucks raided a Chicago wholesale house near the central police station early today. They bound the watchman and removed 30 barrels and 300 cases of whiskey valued at 109000 dollars, making three trips and spending about 15 minutes each time.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Siquor
Loop
Central
Delivery notice for timely Courier at home before 5 30
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 5 30 o clock. If due to carrier error or other cause you do not receive a copy by that time, please call 2330 and a replacement will be sent. Calls must reach the office before 6 30 p.m.
Political drift in Maryland against the GOP
An analysis from Baltimore notes a measurable shift away from Republicans ahead of the election. It cites increased registration by black women boosting Democratic strength, a modest Baltimore margin, and a net vote estimate around 20 000. It also discusses Maryland and nearby border states West Virginia and Kentucky showing Democratic gains or mixed results.
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Allstan
New York Evening Post
Waterloo Evening Courier
Baltimore
League of Nations
Repucans
Baltio More
Maryland
John B. Waite Smith
O. L. Eller
France
John B. Walter Smith
Smith
West Virginia
Virginia
Kentucky
Marrland
Richard Ernst
Harding
Beckham
Paris Press Praises MacSwiney Courage
Paris newspapers praise Terence MacSwiney after his death as Cork lord mayor, with Journal hailing his courage and Echo de Paris calling sacrifices by MacSwiney a worldwide heartrending appeal from a suffering nation.
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Paris
France
England
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Echo de Paris
MacSwiney
Greek throne offered to Prince Paul after King Alexander
Greece faces a succession crisis after King Alexander dies from illness and wounds. Prince Paul is favored for the throne, conditional on Constantine abdication and Georgi renouncing rights, with Premier Venizelos likely to press the terms while considering a foreign candidate and naming Admiral Coundouriotis regent until a new assembly is chosen.
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Greece
Alexander
Athens
Prince Paul
Paul
Constantine
Georgi
Venizelos
Charles
Albert
Belgium
P. Coundouriotis
Marine
Reggent
Entente
Rational
Thevj
Wedding Brings Tragedy As Groom Commits Suicide
In Negaunee Michigan on October 26 Dr. B J Miller a 40 year old prominent dentist called to come downstairs for his wedding and then shot himself in the head with a shotgun. His fiancee Miss Viola Connors daughter of the postmaster and other wedding party members waited for him with no known reason for the act.
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Associated Press
Negaunee. Mich
B. J. Miller
Viola Connors
Negaunee
Miller
Rolandi Ricci Named Italian Ambassador Candidate
Rome reports Senator Rolandi Ricci is slated to be ambassador to Washington per Popolo Romano while Washington sources say no official word has arrived. The conflicting notices surface as both Rome and U S authorities pause on appointment news.
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Rolandi Ricci
Associated Press
Rome
Rolandi Ricco
Popolo Romano
Washington
Washingt
Washington, D. C
State Department
Roland Rices
United States
Coal Operators Bid for Reasonable Prices and Profit
At a large Columbus meeting, about 2000 bituminous coal operators pledged full cooperation with Attorney General Palmer to push for low and fair prices. They predicted support for a resolution seeking tall prices with reasonable profit. Col. Wentz reported ongoing soft coal shortages are easing as rail shipments accelerate.
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Asociated Press
Cleveland, D
National Coal Association
Palmer
Col. Wentz
Wheat Prices Jump On Farm Strike Amid Decline in Offerings
Chicago October 24 Wheat prices surged with December delivery at 2.10 1/4 up from 1.99 1/2 to 1.99 0/4 as traders cited a drop in southwest offerings due to a farmers strike. Authorities say the United States Wheat Growers Association urged selling stoppage to lift returns above production costs. Yesterday set strike start, but impact appeared today.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Southwest
United States Wheat Growers' Association
Hard Coal Miners Seek Wage Changes
Representatives of the anthracite mine workers urged changes to the recent presidential wage commission award during a conference with the coal operators committee in Philadelphia. A statement outlining the requests was prepared by the scale committee of the three anthracite districts at a Hazleton meeting.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Coal
Hazleton
Boucher and Kenyon to Speak on Voting Rights at Grace Church
Republican leaders promote voter education with addresses by Senator William Kenyon of Fort Dodge and Mrs. C A Boucher of Indianapolis at Grace M E church. They urge attendance and discuss Esch-Cummins and nations league issues, plus registration and sample ballots instruction.
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William $. Kenyon
Fort Dodge
C. A. Boucher
Indianapolis
Ind
Republican Central Committees
Boucher
League of Nations
Kenyon
Cummins
Cedar Falls
Women's Harding Club
State Teachers College
Forum
Woman's Club
Parent-Teacher Association
Linden
J. R. Howard
Fred St. Pettit
Cast High
Harding Promises Tariff Return to Aid Industry and Farmers
Sen. Harding in a telegram urged a swift return to protection for American industry after March 4, warning that Democratic tariff policy harmed zinc and other sectors and caused farm price slumps. He linked prosperity to permanent employment and prices and urged unity on a tariff system.
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Associated Press
Marion
Harding
Paul Awert
Joplin
Republican Party
M. Leon Bourgeois
League of Nations
Coinec
United States
M. Bourgeois
Associated
Brussels
T ‘Il
Harding declines vacation offers before election
Marion Ohio October 26 as election day nears volunteer vacation offers for Senator Harding increase from friends and admirers. Resorts and private homes were kept open but no destination will be announced until after the election. Harding continues campaign work with few visitors as he prepares to begin a trip through Ohio for the rest of the week.
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Associa
Marion
Harding
Ohio
Final Arguments in Wanderer Case Progress in Chicago
Prosecutor James O'Brien continued closing arguments in the Wanderer murder trial in Chicago. The defense was due to start its statement today, with completion expected by tomorrow night.
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Associated Press
Chicago
James “Ropes” .O'Brien
Carl Wanders
Socialists Appeal for Vote as Old Parties Crumble
Chicago October 26 The Socialist national executive committee issues a final appeal urging support for Eugene V Debs and Seymour Stedman for president and vice president The note warns that the drift from capitalist parties signals a looming Socialist vote and a collapse of two party power amid imperialism and domestic upheaval.
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Associated Press
Chicago
National Executive Committee
The
Socialist Party
Eugene V. Debs
Seymour Stedman
Socialist Parity
Eugene v. Dews
al Ipower
Hima
Police Kill Unidentified Bandit Slaying Sergeant
In Chicago on October 26 patrolmen killed an unidentified bandit who had slain Sergeant Edward Marpool after a four battle standoff. Police surrounded the district and after pitched fights the bandit died in a vacant lot with his gun nearby.
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Chicago
Edward Marpool
Marpool
Tabi
Man Declared Dead Returns After Eight Years
Associated Press report from Fon Du Lac Wisconsin dated Oct 26 states John Guell, once declared dead and whose mind had been blank for eight years, reappeared with friends. He recalls nothing for three weeks prior to waking in Detroit and attributes his amnesia to a head injury twenty years ago that fractured his skull.
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Associated Press
Fon du Lac
Wis
John Guell
Guell
Detroit
Pope Informed of MacSwiney Death at Vatican
Vatican receives news of Terence MacSwiney’s death from The Associated Press. Monsignor Cerrett, papal under secretary of state, expressed deep impression and Pope Benedict showed regret and knelt in prayer. Philadelphia birth rate rises in eight months of 1920.
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Associated Press
Rome
Terence MacSwiney
Vatican
Monsignor Cerrett
Benedict
Imayor
Weather and road conditions across Iowa and nearby states
The report covers towns including Albert Lea Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque La Crosse Mason City Marshalltown New Hampton Postville Waterloo and Waverly. Roads are generally good with local muddy spots in Mississippi River counties and misty damp conditions noted.
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Weather Bureau
Charles City
Albert Lea
Minn
Algona
Charles Wty
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Deslaines
Dubuque
Faribault
la Crosse
Wis
Mason City
Marshalltown
New Hampton
Postville
Water-loo
Waverly
Devrerport
Packers Plan for Yards Ownership Through Stock Sales
District of Columbia court hears new plan by Swift Co and Armour Co to dispose of stockyard interests via United Stock Yards Inc. FS Prince & Co. to organize syndicate with $1,000,000 paid-in capital. Morris Co. and Cudahy Co. may join by Nov. 16. Wilson Co. appears willing.
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Washington, D. C
Swift & Co
Armour & Co
Columbia
Supreme Court
Marcel
Wilson & Co
Morris & Co
Pudany Company
Justice Stafford
Department of the Lice Lofe
Issidor Kresgel
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Cudahy. Company
Prince. & Co
Boston
United Stock Yards, Inc
Maine
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United Stockyards, Inc
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United. Stockyards, Inc
Altho
Chicago ‘Stockyards Company
F.H. Prince &Co
Chamber of Deputies Target for Soldiers
Two Tabasco deputies were killed as federal soldiers attempting to arrest one deputy opened fire in the chamber during a session. The chamber president a spectator and two workers at the building were wounded, according to war department reports.
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Associated
Presa
Mexico City
Chamber of Deputies
Tabasco
Chamber
War Department
Prohibition Party Reports Campaign Spending Totals
Reports filed with the House clerk show the national Prohibition Party receiving 18,244.49 dollars for its presidential campaign and spending 13,017.82 dollars up to October. The figures reflect the party’s national fundraising and expenditures as recorded in Washington, D. C.
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Washington, D. C
National Prohibition Party
House of Representatives
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Sioux City Stock Yards Company
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Forth Worth Stock Yards Company
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