Political maneuvering shapes McAdoo and Coolidge odds
Washington dispatch outlines McAdoo’s lagging delegate path to the Democratic nomination and stresses a Ford-McAdoo understanding as key to bridging 400-460 McAdoo delegates toward the two-thirds requirement. It notes Coolidge’s strong Republican standing and flags potential favorite-son bids.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
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Ford-McAdoo
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Mc‘doo
Delivery timetables for newspaper and contact
The Courier will be delivered to your home before 5 30. If you fail to receive your paper by then call 3100 and a copy will be sent. Please ensure calls reach the office before 6 30 p m.
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Hone Cally
Conventions Signed Between United States and Mexico at State Department
Two conventions signed at the State Department establish machinery to settle pending claims between the United States and Mexico and their nationals. U S signatories were Secretary Hughes Charles B Warren and John Barton Payne who negotiated the settlement lifting diplomatic relations. Mexican signatory was Charge Teller from the Mexican embassy.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Mexico
State Department
Hughes
Charles B. Warren
John Barton Payne
Charge Teller
Ireland Admitted to League of Nations Membership
A Geneva commission unanimously approved Ireland's application for admission to the League of Nations. The report will be considered at the Assembly's first agenda item. French commissioner De Jouvenel praised Ireland's liberty fight as Irish officials led by William T. Cosgrave attended the hearing. Persian and Chinese delegates urged admitting nonmember countries. In Washington, Representative Green of Iowa said tax-cut plans require time and noted opposition to Madden’s proposal tying tax relief to annual surpluses. Green foresees a constitutional amendment to bar tax exempt securities and aims to simplify revenue laws and expedite tax case appeals.
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League of Nations
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Irish Free State
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
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House
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White House
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Congress
Pony Express Mail Crosses California Ahead of Schedule
Reno dispatch notes Pony Express riders leaving Reno early to beat the 1860 record for mail service from St Joseph to San Francisco. A daylight finish was aimed for, with a several hour hold in Reno for a celebration, and the mail departed ahead of schedule by about an hour.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Two Women Die in Flames of Farm Home near Slayton
In Slayton Minnesota two women died in a house fire 22 miles northwest of town. Mrs August C son aged 65 and her daughter Christine 32 were found among the charred remains in the farm home. Neighbors reached the scene but nothing could be saved. The cause was labeled mysterious with speculation of murder or self-inflicted death.
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Wage boost sought by railway labor unions
Officials of railway firemen enginemen and kitchen workers announce will seek a 12.29 per cent wage increase, restoring 1921 peak pay for 132000 workers as contracts near expiry. Negotiations to begin immediately with railroads, signaling coordinated actions by other brotherhoods to reclaim higher pay and better conditions nationwide.
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Maisa
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United States Rilr
Nashua Man Fired from Secretaryship of Farmers' Union
Cedar Rapids Iowa September 5 bombshell in state Farmers union ranks last night nine board members fired Secretary No V W Perry who for 11 years ran the union from Nashua and elected a young Wisconcin farmer to the post. Permanent headquarters may move to Cedar Rapids John Tank Davenport re elected president H H Vendrickson Waterville re elected vice president
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Cedar Rapids
State Farmers’ Union
No V W. Perry
Nashuala
Wiscopsin
Cedar Ftapids
John Tank
Davenport
H. H. Vendrickson
Waterville
Marshall Red Cross Votes $1,000 for Japanese relief
Marshalltown Iowa reports Marshall county Red Cross last night voted $1,000 from its treasury for Japanese sufferers relief. County quota announced at 31:00 yesterday but other Iowa counties with greater population had quotas from 400 to 404, so the county held back the other $200 until clearly needed.
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Marshalltown
Marshall County
Red Cross
Towa
300 Russ Mutineers Shot at Petrograd
Copenhagen reports that 300 Russian mutineers were shot in Petrograd after a prison mutiny. The dispatch says about 2000 Red guards were arrested for desertion, a street fight erupted, and the mutineers were defeated and recaptured before executions.
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Petrograd
Copenhagen
Ruskaya Vesti
Disaster toll and refugees from Japan quake rise
International wires report 30 000 bodies recovered in Tokyo by Sept 4 and more than 100 000 injured. Aboard the President Pierce refugees including Americans sail to the U S. Mitsui says Tokio and Yokohama largely intact. American consuls confirmed dead. radio service restored with Kobe and Osaka receiving relief.
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Washington, D. C
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Yokohama
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Standard Oil Company
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Joseph Brigell
Associated Press
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Hanihara
Helne
Shanghai
Department of Home Affairs
Max D. Kirjassof
Kamakura 6
Kayo
Nashua Mills Fire Shatters Nashua Woolen Plant
Nashua la Sept 8 Fire of unknown origin engulfed the Nashua Woolen mills at 1 am today destroying much of the plant. Portions on the first and second floors were saved. an addition worth 17000 was spared. Mrs Henry Tegtmeyer escaped suffocation on the third floor with a male employee guiding her to safety. W J Bowen & Sons own the mill and estimate a 60000 loss with inadequate insurance. origin remains a mystery. Fire brigades from Nashua and Charles City assisted.
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Henry Tegtmeyer
Tripoli
Lyiew
Hler
Iilils
W. J. Bowen & Sons
Anthracite Wage Pact Nears Final Step in Pa Talks
In Harrisburg on Sept 8 negotiators for operators and miners adjourned with most major points settled and ten of nineteen paragraphs written for a new wage contract that would restart anthracite mining soon. John Lewis urged readiness for a contract proposal while Coolidge congratulated Gov. Pinchot on progress ending the strike. Bowdish named to fill Lam bert’s seat on the Des Moines finance committee, effective immediately.
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John Lewis
Coolidge
International News Wire
Washington, D. C
Gov
Bowdish
Tambert
Des Moines
Lasater Jersey cattle show preparations at Waterloo grounds
The Dairy Cattle Congress and International Belgian Horse show prepare to open Sept 24 at Waterloo. Lasater Jerseys from Texas travel on four freight cars with 84 cows and saddle horses, while improvements include painted fronts, renovated barns, new entrances, expanded space, and water and lighting upgrades.
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W E T U Honors Coolidge With Life Membership
President and Mrs Coolidge were named life members of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union at a jubilee convention in Columbus Ohio. The president and Dr George T Harding Sr were memorial members in Marion county. About eight hundred delegates attended as Ohio’s WCTU reported a gain of 200 members last year, with California first and Iowa third in membership.
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Columbus
Coolidgs
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Harding
Marion County
George T. Hardling
Massachusetts
Dih
Anna Jordan
Ohio
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Orst
Iowa
Mayor Hylan Colds at Harding Grave Doctors Say
Reports from Sandoga Springs indicate Mayor Joli W. Hylan, New York, contracted a severe cold while at President Harding's grave. Doctors say the condition was serious, with pneumonia feared. physicians have not publicly disclosed updates, awaiting improvement.
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Upternationel News
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New York
Tie
Fanern Nl
Haardlings
Iis Physiciuos Patil
Pneumanti
Think Germans Can Bring Planes Down
Secret German method said to damage aircraft in flight appears in Daily Mail report. An air expert cites wireless interference ideas and forced landings as evidence, noting French machines have fallen in German territory since the Ruhr occupation.
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Daily Mail
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Taily Mail
Fragmented sports wire missives with jumbled teams
Readable fragments mention St Louis Chicago Cleveland Detroit Boston Brooklyn Pittsburgh and Philadelphia batteries with scattered names like Jolie Shanta NeI Cooney Rie Cooney Morrison and Gh Mehf. Event details and structure are unclear but imply matchup or league notes across multiple cities.
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Chicago
Robertsen Sind
Clevekiand
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Nei
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Brooklyn
Rie Cooney
Ae St
World Court to Set Indemnity in Italy Greece Crisis
An Associated Press dispatch from Rome reports Greece and Italy near a settlement via the world court. Greece deposits 50 million lire in Switzerland to secure reparations and accepts a plan allowing Allied naval ceremonies and indemnity to be fixed by The Hague. Notes urge Greece to accept terms and cooperate with an international inquiry.
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