Cox Promises Irish Case at League Bar
Gov. Cox of Ohio campaigns in Spokane and Anaconda pledging to present the Irish cause to the league of nations if elected. He criticizes Republicans and calls for resignations of Hays and the Republican campaign manager, and urges rights of aggrieved peoples to plead before civilized opinion.
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Upham challenges slush fund charges in campaign hearing
Upham asserts large combined funds and loans totaling near 4.88 million dollars were handled by party committees with state and national support. He says quotas set by his office cap further contributions and that details of budgeted items should not be disclosed. Senators push for more transparency while Cox aide notes limits to the probe.
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Campaign fund flow shows state debts and major contributions
The committee treasury held $1,363,897.49, with the remainder sent to states under joint collection arrangements. Eight states owed the national committee amounts from $112 in Nevada to $14,500 in Maryland. New York, Pennsylvania and Illinois accounted for about $800,000 of the total.
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Illinois
Girl clerks probe campaign fund bit details emerge
Testimony before federal officers centers on campaign fundraising tactics in Illinois with witnesses claiming small stamp campaigns to bankers and others. Senator Kenyon questions legitimacy while witnesses deny direct solicitations from federal officials. Witnesses say Illinois campaigns used under ten thousand dollars, both parties seeking broad influence within legal limits.
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Iowa
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Scoopshovel Fishing Tackle Costs Earlville Man
Earl Garrett of Earlville faced costs after using a scoop shovel as fishing tackle. The improvised gear led to tampering with the law and potential penalties as authorities investigated the incident.
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Earlville
Local man pleads guilty after fish theft scheme
In Manchester yesterday Garrett faced ten counts for stealing fish from a stream. Deputy Warden Yordy confronted the case as he coaled nearby and alerted the court. Garrett pleaded guilty and paid a total of $60.06 in fines and costs.
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Parking ordinance adopted in QSage area
An evening city council vote approved a new parking ordinance prohibiting stopping and standing in the middle of a street. The measure directs parking at the curb side with facing orientation and outlines enforcement details for the QSage municipality.
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Wadke
West High class officers race stirs campus campaigning
Campaign activity at West High for class officer elections intensifies amid talk of campaign funds and student tickets. Posters reference the nineteenth amendment and votes for women. Rumors of political plots and a mock D'Annunzian republic circulate in student chatter.
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West High
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Two Thousand South Carolina Railway Workers Receive Back Pay
More than 2,000 Ti nois Central Railway Division workers in South Carolina got back pay totaling over 300000. Checks, issued separately from the regular payroll, were delivered Wednesday through the general superintendent and master mechanic’s offices. Most amounts ranged from 125 to 150 dollars, with some as high as 209, reflecting wage increases granted by the federal railroad labor board.
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Boys Ranking First in Pig Club Named Cedar Falls
Winners of the first six places in the Boys Pig Club announced today are Roy Pauls Big Creek township Elliott Parker Barclay Edward Webber Fox Albert Youngbiut Fox Lem Lumbus Lester Paul O'Connor Cedar
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Australian Wheat Crop Reaches Record Size
London dispatch notes Australian wheat crop valued at 167 million bushels. Farmers expect incoming shipments with a record price of 10 shillings per bushel as wheat board estimates markets.
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