Republicans push to revive The Hague Tribunal in League plan
Washington dispatch traces Elihu Root and Republican leaders shaping a policy to revive The Hague Tribunal and align U S international stance with a revised League of Nations approach. European statements suggest drafting changes to the covenant and terms for American participation.
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Mark Sullivan
New York Evening Post
Watering Evening Courier
Washington, D. C
United States
Elihu Root
League of Nations
Root
Europe
Iotroot
Mr. Root
Hague
Actin
League of Patrons
Hague Tribunal
America
Wilson
League
Lford George
Viscount Greymore
Mr. Herding
Viscount Grey
Harding
Jane
Lode
Mr. Harding
Cox's New Manager Takes Charge Of Campaign
Representative James C. Cantril of Kentucky has assumed active management of Gov. Cox's presidential campaign to quell internal dissensions that threatened Democratic chances.
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Cox
James C. Cantrill
Kentucky
Gov. Cox
Cox's Preconvention Manager Faces Slush Fund Hearing
O H Moore of Youngstown Cox preconvention manager will testify at the Chicago senate campaign expense inquiry as a private individual not a Cox representative. In Columbus authorities stated Moore would not represent Gov Cox, despite prior plans and a long conference.
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Youngstown. O
E. H.moore
Youngstown
Cox
New York
Senate
Chicago
Ward
Moore
Lattter
Columbus
B. H. Moore
Gov. Cox
Jewelry Store at Greene Is Robbed
Thieves broke into the W. Parno jewelry store in Greene on the night of September 1 and stole watches rings and cuff links worth an estimated 400 to 500 dollars. They first entered the Pooley and Clark lumber office taking hatchets and a bit used to bore the door locks. After failing to force the lock they smashed the door glass and entered. A hatchet and a coat were left behind and the bit was returned to the lumber office. Waterloo bloodhounds and keepers arrived on the noon train.
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Waterloo Blodrhounds
Tennessee rows over expunging suffrage ratification record
Tennessee leaders split on the impact of the house expunging ratification records and voting to non concur with the senate on the federal suffrage amendment. Officials say legality may hinge on the governor's certified record to Washington. The house vote was 47 to 2 with 20 members not voting.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
House
Senate
Mail plane blaze kills pilots in Morristown crash
Two men died as an all metal mail plane crashed in Morristown at 7:30 am. The craft, en route from New York to Cleveland and Chicago, shed mail bags across James Street. Pilot Max Miller and mechanic Gustave Rierson, of Cleveland, were identified in reports. many bags were destroyed and mail tagged for Ohio, Nebraska and South Dakota.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Post Office Department
Morris _J
Max Miller
Gustave Rierson
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Rierson
Troot
Ida
Morristown
Altho
T. T. Miller
T. R.L
Jefferson Terminal
Ohio
Nebraska
South Dakota
Hudson Terminal
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Miller
Messenger Quits Bank Job Ahead of Probe
George Messenger resigned as state superintendent of banking just before an executive committee retrenchment probe. Senator H I Foskett confirms the move in Des Moines. The day’s testimony featured a subpoena for Tom Fairweather and a Capital reporter's testimony in the Associated Packing company case.
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Associated Trees
Des Moines
George Messenger
Executive Committee
HI. Foskett
Tom Fairweather
Associates Packing Company
Farm Bureaus to Drag for Members One Day Oct 12
County agents of Iowa meeting with Iowa Farm Bureau Federation officers laid plans for an intensive one day farm bureau membership campaign to be staged Oct. 22. The effort aims to recruit members through a statewide event coordinated by county agents and federation leadership.
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Farm Bureaus
Che Associates Prese
Bes Moines
Iowa
Towa Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Belfast Rioting Resumes After Quiet Night in North Street
Belfast reports renewed clashes this morning between nationalists, Shankill unionists, and troops. One man killed in North Street, another killed at the docks as rioters clash with shipyard and dock workers. A curfew tightens, fires attributed to violence, and raids drive women dancers home from a Rosa Clare hotel ball.
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Associated Peas
Belfast
Shankhill
North Street
Taan
Old Lodge Road
Castle Junction
Rosa Clare
County Wexferd
Bond Clerk Ed wards Reputation Taint After Shortage
Basil P. Edwardes, discharged in March from a Chicago trust company bond clerk post, is linked to a $70,000 shortage. Police and private detectives found he sold bonds below cost, using personal receipts and promising delivery later, then covered losses himself.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Basil P. Edwardes
Edwardes
Deny Agreement With Japan Has Been Concluded
Reports from Tokyo claimed a Japan immigration pact was reached but U S officials said talks remain informal and at the principle stage. Secretary Colby and Ambassador Shidehara have not yet finalized terms or an effective plan.
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Ar T& Washing
Tokio
State Department
Colby
Shidehara
Japan
Altho
United States
Highways and Weather Forecast Across Iowa and Nearby States
Report covers highways and agriculture departments with a weather outlook for the next 24 hours. Region includes Albert Lea Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Faribault La Crosse Mason City Marshalltown New Hampton Monsterlie Waterlooo and Waverly. Forewarns fair conditions.
White offers no evidence to sustain Cox campaign charges
Senate probe hears George White say he has no evidence to support Gov. Cox’s accusations of Democratic funds and quotas. He notes he cannot bring material from Gov. Cox and cites respect for the nominee while acknowledging no detailed discussion or documentation provided to the committee. Leading questions probe duties of possible informants and the Barnes book’s alleged influence.
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White
Cox
Chicago
George White
Democratic National Committees
Senate
Gov. Cox
Kenton
Gov. Con
Mr. White
Kenyon
Gary. Cox
Reed
Missouri
Senator Kenyon
Spencer and
William Barnes
Kenyon Questions Cox Trip Timeline in Chicago Inquiry
Senator Kenyon pressed reporters for Cox trip timing as Gov. Cox was expected to reach Chicago Sunday. The inquiry covered campaign funds and expenses, with questions about a special train, potential subpoenas, and estimates of a $2,000,000 to $2,008,000 national campaign fund.
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Chicago
Senate Inquiry Committee
Kenyon
Cox
Gov. Cox
White
Edge
Mr. White
Reed
Fred Upham
Will Hays
Democratic Committee
New York Democratic Committee
Tammany Hall
National Committee
Buat
Iowa
Barney Baruch
Thomas Lamont
New York
George White
Democratic National Committee
Mayor MacSwiney Weak but Hopeful for Pardon Influence
Lord Mayor Terence MacSwiney of Cork rests in Brixton prison showing emaciation yet signs of alertness as he endures a prolonged hunger strike. King George's private secretary replies that any clemency requires the sovereign, ministers caution, and risk of political crisis.
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Preass
London
Terance MacSwiney
Cork
Brixton
Alten
MacSwiney
Lord Stamfordham
King George
Horatio William Hottomley
Mr. Bottomley
Nic
Boy At Risk Of Losing Leg After Auto Accident
Grundy Center Iowa Sept 1 Special a young son of Levert Miller living southwest of the city may lose his right leg after an accident on his father's car. The boy climbed on the running board as the car was backed from the yard and his leg was crushed between the toolbox and a tree. The father stopped at the first cry and rushed him to a physician. Amputation may be needed depending on further examination.
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Grundy Center
Levert Miller
Altendorf Escapes From Mexican Guard
Dr. Paul B Altendorf who claimed wartime US secret agent status in Mexico escaped from two Mexican army officers who were guarding him at night in Juarez Mexico after being ordered deported as a pernicious foreigner authorities disclosed today.
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Juarez, Mex
Paul B. Altendorf
United States
Mexico
Mexico City
Il Railway Back Pay to Waterloo Workers Sept 10
A $312,000 back pay distribution to Waterloo area Illinois Central Railway employees will occur as checks are issued by September 10. The extra pay stems from a May 1 wage increase and will be issued separate from regular payroll, benefiting local commerce.
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Waterloo
Ilinois Central Railway Company
Federal Railway Labor Board
W. §. Williams
Western Lines
Polish and Russian Relief Efforts Face Frontline Struggle
A Russian National Committee in Warsaw forms a volunteer army allied with Polish forces to defend territory from Bolshevik advances. Reports describe land reform aims and clashes near Grodno, Lemberg, and along the Neman frontier as Polish troops push east and Soviet officials respond from Moscow and London.
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A_ ménsian volunteer army
Russian National Committee
Boris
Durin Kerensky
M.rebite
Insianathe
M. Satinkoff
Neiman
Grodno
Polis
Pureult Ues
Bu Sokol
Kovne
Lithu Tve
London
Poles Reply to Note of Warning from U S
Washington dispatch reports Poland's formal reply to the August note warning Polish leaders to respect borders. Delivered by Prince Lubomirski the Polish minister, the communication follows a previous answer transmitted to the American chargé d affaires. Officials characterize the reply as not disappointing.
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Associated
Presa
Washington, D.C
Poland
Prince Lubormierski
Pol
Courier Paper Pickup Notice
Fragmentary notice requests residents to ensure the Courier is ready before a specified time and to report errors or missed copies to the office. Readers are asked to call before 8:20 p.m. to resolve delivery issues.
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