Maine Vote Forecast Sees Republican Edge If Turnout Surges
In Maine the 1922 election is analyzed as a test of party strength. Republicans may gain ground if turnout expands, with a possible 20,000 vote margin mirroring normal years. A sub 50-50 outcome could shift expectations toward Democratic control of Congress, reflecting dissatisfaction with the Republican regime and leadership long of the day.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Maine
League of Nations
Cox
Harding
Novembo
Paltangall
Nesershed
Republica
Washington
Hey
Ong
New York Evening Past. Inc
Smiles and Kinks Off Today's Wires
Foxboro report notes Hus fares. sign reads Pay what you please for passengers. New York police seek an absent minded woman who left a taxi with a suitcase hat box and lingerie package on a sidewalk, then re boarded. A symposium discussed by Medical Review of Reviews calls for male soda dispensers to wear netting.
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Foxboro
Mass
Hus
Svesis
New York
Medical Review of Reviews
Delivery guarantee and reprint policy note
The notice urges home delivery before 3 30 and offers a reprint by calling 3330 if the paper is not received. It mentions an entry by an officer before 6 30 p m and references an error by the carrier or other cause.
Government seeks permanent injunction against railroad strike
In Chicago on September 11 United States Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty led government counsel in federal court seeking to make permanent the injunction against the railroad workers strike. He faced strong opposition from Donald Rieschberg for the unions aided by labor attorney support.
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Chicago
United States
Harry BM. Daugherty
James H. Wilkerson
Donald ©. Riechberg
Shepcraft
Discovery Stope May Shorten Argonaut Rescue Timeline
Jackson Cal Sept 11 Discovery of a 129 foot stope above Kennedy mine level could let rescuers reach the final rock barrier at Argonaut sooner. Superintendent V CG arbarini says using the stope may bypass 100 feet of drilling but entombed miners could be reached days earlier.
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Jackson
Cal
Kennedy
Argonaut
V. CG
Arbarini
Hinton Receives Engines for Flight to Rio Janeiro
Walter Hinton, preparing a New York to Rio Janeiro flight, received new high power engines from the U S Marine Corps aviation service. Engine installation will delay departure until Wednesday at the earliest. He plans to head from Santo Domingo toward Santo Domingo Clay.
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Part Au Prince
Waiti
Stout
Walter Hinton
New York
Rio Janeiro
Aviation Service
United States Marine Corps
Lisut
Hinton
Santo Domingo
Clay
Colorado to Name Candidates Tuesday
Denver reports Colo Tabao voters will pick between liberal and conservative factions in the Democratic primary for governor and all state offices. William E. Sweet leads the liberal side against Fred L. Sabin backed by the party machine. Republicans have no contest.
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Denver
Colo
Colo Tabao
William E. Sweet
Millionaire
Fred L. Sabin
Govormor
Congress
Remodeling Marion Jail to House 24 Murder Suspects
In Marion, the county jail has been refurbished and a full set of cells remodeled to hold 24 men indicted by the grand jury on murder charges linked to the Merrin nilme war. Fourteen murder indictees remain jailed, while six of the 21 conspiracy cases have been released on bond. release decisions for murder indictments are expected later this year.
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Associated Press
Marion
wWilliam Som County
Sherifs
Knandi Rinting
Bend
Werfare
Stterneys
Otly Clark
TL Hartwell
Grandiers
Government seeks permanent injunction in railroad strike case
Federal Judge James Wilkerson denied the motion to dismiss the government bill for a temporary injunction. The government presented evidence of alleged acts by strikers including murders, sabotage, arson, and train interference. Richberg contends the restraining order is unconstitutional and that the case should focus on criminal acts by unknown persons.
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Associated Press
Chicago
James Wilkerson
Lesderg
Tam Fas
Wickerson
Blackburn Hsterline
James H. Wilkerson
Blackburn Estehline
J. Donald Tt. Richberg
M. Jewell
Johny Scott
American Federation of Labor
Richberg
Wilkerson
Ths Che
Wresss
Harry M. Daugherty
Donald R. Richberg
Shoperzftsi
Coluran
Money in Circulation Drops Per Capita By Sept
Treasury reports show a per capita wealth decline of 8.46 dollars and cents in the past month. On Sept 1 the per capita wealth stood at 39.93 dollars with total money in circulation listed as 4,397,506,927 dollars.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Treasury Department
Ecapita Neal
Thewlation Seni
State awards coal contracts to Iowa firms for institutions
The state board of contracts awarded about 100000 tons of coal for state institutions to Iowa firms except for one Illinois company the Chicago Wilmington and Franklin which will supply Fort Madison prison. Prices range from 4.41 delivered coal to 6.45 lump coal with various suppliers including Scandia Coal Des Moines Albia Coal and Pershing Coal Norwood and Arch Mcet Farlane in Waterloo. The Illinois firm will deliver lump coal to Fort Madison at 5.89 and mine run at 2.
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Sociated Dyess
State Board of Contrat
Iowa Coal Companies
I Illinois Company
Chicago, Wilmington & Franklin
Wiichy
Fort Madison
Scandia Coal Company
Des Pieines
Anamosa
Range
Cherokee
Independence
Anthracite Miners Return to Work After 163 Day Shutdown
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania production resumed as whistles signaled the coal fields reopening. About two thirds of 195000 miners reported for duty with remaining workers to follow by week’s end. In Scranton the back to work contract for 165000 miners at their aid wages was formally signed by union and operator representatives.
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Wilkesbarre
Scranton
Army Airship C-3 Begins Transcontinental Flight at Midnight
The Army airship C-3 will depart Langley Field at midnight for a cross continental flight weather permitting. If blocked, takeoff shifts to tomorrow morning. Its planned route starts toward McCook Field Dayton with final goal Ross Field Arcadia California.
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Washington, D. C
Army
Langley Field
War Department
Ross Field
Arcadia
Cal
McCook Field
Dayton
Ford Bans Alcohol Among Detroit Ford Workers
Ford Motor Company in Detroit orders 79,000 employees to abstain from liquor beer and wine at all times under penalty of dismissal. Henry Ford cites recent accidents and declares enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment part of company policy with no appeal.
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Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Henry Ford
Ford
Clemenceau to Reenter World Peace Mission in America
The former French premier Clemenceau plans four speeches in the United States to urge renewed wartime solidarity among America Britain and France. He argues the peace must be built on continued partnership and criticizes Kipling while denying retirement.
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Clint Wenceau
America
Vraice
England
Ford
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Allmenceau
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Clemenceau
United States
Great Britain
France
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Tike
Germany
Turkish victory in Asia Minor tensions widen Allied unity crisis
London reports a rapid Turkish Nationalist victory under Mustafa Kemal Pasha shrinking World War I losses. The outcome sparks calls for a united Allied policy from Britain France and Italy while accusing others of arming the Shemialists. Fears grow over Kemalist influence in Constantinople and the Dardanelles and reverberations reach India and Greece where King Constantine is again discussed.
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Asia Minor
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Leas
Great Britain
France
Italy
Venice
Paris
Rome
Russia
Allance
Constantinople
Straits of
Dardanelles
India
Daily Telegraph
Calcutta
Smyrna
Move to Impeach Daugherty Faces House Hurdles
United Press reports Washington impeachment move against Attorney General Harry Daugherty stalled by Republican leaders in the House. Representative Keller, Minnesota, read charges before a motion to refer to the Judiciary Committee, while Mondell argued procedural steps. Keller accuses Daugherty of abridging free speech press assembly rights, abusing office, and shielding powerful offenders, among other charges.
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United Press
Washington, D.C
Daugherley
Daugherty Aving
I Keller
Minnesota
Keller
Gillett
Mondell
House Judiciary Committee
Will
Daugherty
Harry MM. Daugherty
United States
Harry M. Naugherty
Tishes
Thes Ends ‘of Justice
Sherman Antie Trust
Major league baseball schedule delayed to April 17
New York report states the 1923 season start is postponed from April 10 to April 17 as club owners negotiate changes. The delay aids the New York Giants and Yankees with stadium work and renovations, including the Giants extending bleachers and enlarging the Polo Grounds seating to 68 000.
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New York
Tia
Ciuh
Harlem
Gisnis
Entirae
Weather dispatch notes limited area rainfall and road conditions
Weather Bureau report lists towns including Algona Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Mason City and Waterloo. Rain reported in town past 24 hours with dirt roads affected by recent rainfall and heavy showers noted in extreme eastern portions.
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Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Charles City
Algona
Charles Wity
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuqua
Wis
Mason City
Waverly
UMMAB
Harding condition improves as operation deferred
Mrs. Harding shows distinct improvement with lower pulse and slower respiration as doctors defer a planned operation. White House bulletin notes progress, subsiding complications, and renewed hope for recovery. President Harding rests after long vigil while physicians monitor further improvement.
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Washington, D. C
Fialding
White House
Wallace
Harding
Weeks
Haid
KE. Sawyer
Mrs. Harding
Flying Parson Bolvin Maynard Buried Near Ancestral Home
Lieut. Bolvin W. Maynard known as the flying parson is buried in Sampson County after a large funeral service attended by about three thousand people from across the country. He was killed at Rutland Vermont and honored with a prominent floral offering from the Vermont Legion post among other tributes.
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Kerr
N. C
Bolvin W. Maynard
Sampson County
Rutland
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