General election issues still crystallizing, voters shaping choices
Washington writer Mark Sullivan notes primary results loom yet general election interest remains. He reports Maine’s Sept 11 vote may prompt broader focus, with Republicans faulting Democrats’ postwar reconstruction and Democrats touting their earlier policies as the 1920s fall campaign begins.
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LaFollette
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France
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Lodge
Massachusetts
Townsend
Michigan
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Maine
Manangers
Courier delivery notice for timely newspaper service
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Brother Banished by King Alexander from Belgrade
London reports King Alexander of Jugoslav ia banished his brother Prince George from Belgrade forever. George, once heir to the Servian throne, renounced his rights, moved to Paris, then wrote letters attacking his brother to Servian politicians. The decree orders him to reside at Nish for life under surveillance with no contact to royal family members.
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Paris
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Nish
Public Opinion Sought on Anthracite Settlement Demand
Telegraph appeals from S D Warriner chair of anthracite operators seek community views on conceding miners wage demands to speed production. Peace by night expected as joint talks draft final settlement amid a five month strike. Production of bituminous coal up after the Cleveland agreement. dynamite found in a freight car in Muneie.
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Lake Erie & Western
Weather outlook for the week in Washington DC
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday across the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys predicts generally fair and normal temperatures. Washington, D C, September 2.
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Upper Mississippi
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Yank to Set Foot in France for World War Dead
Col. Daniel S. McCarthy 63 first AEF member said to set foot on French soil during World War I. Born in Albany New York, he graduated West Point in 1881. McCarthy landed in France in advance of the First Division on June 19 1917.
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Chicago
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Sioux City Mayors Tax Increase Sparks Taxpayer Backlash
In Sioux City Iowa supporters claim Mayor Wallace M Short won reelection on economy. Critics say the 6.6 mill increase raises city taxes by about 16 percent for 1923, adding nearly $200,000 to the budget to cover past high costs and wartime price excesses.
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France Scales Back on War Debt Diplomacy
Paris reports Paris responds to Lord Balfour on paying debts to Britain to enable payment to the United States. The French note states France will not pay beyond its means. Germany and Poincare weigh that an international debt commission with US representation may please America but displease Britain.
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Terrific desert windstorm reports reach Los Angeles
Reports from eastern San Bernardino county say a violent desert wind centered near Needles caused collapsed telegraph and telephone lines and widespread building destruction with unconfirmed reports of loss of life due to communication failures.
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Army plane sets coast-to-coast record from Dayton
Maj. Fred H. Coleman and Lieut. C. Moseley completed a record Coast to Coast flight from McCook field Dayton Ohio. The actual flying time was 26 hours 38 minutes for 2350 miles. The new machine is said to be cheaper to manufacture and more efficient.
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Dayton
Patriotic Boston Alderman Urges Webster Dictionary Removal
Boston September 2. Councilman James A Watson calls on trustees of the Boston public library to remove the latest Webster’s dictionary for defining constitution as fundamental laws of state. He says the edition hides Anglo-Saxon monarchial propaganda and weakens Americanism created by the revolutionary fathers.
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Jerry) Watson
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United States
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Government acts on injunction in railroad strike
U S Attorney General Daugherty obtained a temporary injunction to bar interference with railroad operations as the six shop men unions continue a July 1 strike. Subpoenas were issued for 500 witnesses. over 250 officials and aides named. The order extends to Sept 11 when a permanent order will be heard. Violence reports persist with several incidents including a derailment and a deadly wreck on the St Louis San Francisco line.
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China to Be Great Nation Says Denby
Secretary of Navy Denby arrives in San Francisco reporting China is destined to be a great peaceful nation with a rising trade balance. He notes Russia appears economically better and discusses possible recognition of the Soviet government. Denby also recounts a near fatal airplane scare near the Great Wall, describing a motor failure and a safe landing with all onboard uninjured.
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German Santa Claus Marks Up His Prices for Christmas
Washington report says German toy makers plan a 160 percent price rise in fall. Militarism faded from the industry as lead soldiers from Nuremberg are replaced by American Indian figures, with further increases anticipated.
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Monaster Yy Ts Damaged by Fire at Exposition Park
A replica monastery in Jackson Park built for the Columbian Exposition was partially destroyed by fire. Police say the blaze, likely incendiary, damaged the Spanish retreat where Columbus supposedly met Queen Elizabeth during his westward voyage.
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Chicago
Denies Ultimatum Forwarded to Cuba
The state department issued an official denial that the United States intends to intervene in Cuba and that any ultimatum has been served on the island through General Crowder or anyone else.
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Rector Grant Plans Fight Against Divorce Canon
United Press reports Rev. Dr. Percy Stickney Grant of Church of the Ascension will campaign at the Portland Episcopal general conference to change the church rule barring remarried divorcees. Grant, awaiting results from his Bedford Hills residence, cites no personal motive though engaged to Rita Lydig, twice-divorced.
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New York
Percy Stickney Grant
Church of the Ascension
Fifth Avenue
Grant
Rita Lydig
Striking railway workers defy injunction and plan mass marches
Across multiple cities strikers and strike breakers clash in violent confrontations. In Memphis and Cleveland a number are killed or wounded as protests unfold. Lincoln plans a large march behind a veteran led flag while Pittsburgh prepares for a Labor Day parade despite court orders. Authorities seek to curb gatherings while leaders vow continued action and jail resistance.
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Weather and road status report for several Iowa towns
The report lists Algona, Charles City, Cedar Rapids, Davenport, Des Moines, Dubuque, La Verne, Mason City and Wa verly within the territory. It notes that roads remain in good condition and weather conditions are included with agricultural and weather bureau input.
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Yanks’ Part Owner Named Commander of Foreign Wars Vets
New York Sept. 2 Opel T Huston veteran sports man and soldier who commanded the Sixteenth Engineers in France and earned commendation from Gen Pershing has been named commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars by representatives of the posts in Seattle Washington Col Huston with Col Jacob Kupert is owner of the New York club in the American League
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Earthquake wrecks Taihoka in Formosa. lives feared
Severe quake rocks northern Formosa city Taihoka early this morning. Advices report considerable damage and possible loss of life, but no detailed particulars have been received yet. Authorities and residents remain alert for new information.
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Church of God considers Waterloo for camp site and printing plant
The Church of God of America plans to inspect three potential sites for its headquarters, a general printing plant, and a Bible training school. A committee led by W. L. Copner will tour Waterloo, Oregon, and nearby towns to choose between a church camp ground in Chautauqua park or the Cotter farm south of the city, with priority for a 60 acre tract and a printing facility in Oregon. The group aims to decide within two weeks, weighing railroad access and educational links, as the denomination weighs its national headquarters location.
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