Missouri Republicans settle Babler clash at platform meeting
Jefferson City reporters describe the Missouri Republican platform convention adjourning after ratifying an agreement between Jacob L. Babler and Will Hays on campaign communications Babler to keep the title of national committeeman Babler had refused to resign. The piece notes endorsing Cox expose of slush fund and Ireland self-determination. Several injuries reported near the capitol.
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Associated Preas
Jefferson City
State Central Committee
Jacob L. Babler
St. Louis
Missouri
Will Hays
Babler
Fonds
Lowden
Htinvis
Iri
Ben M. Neale Greenfield
Central ’ Committee
Capital Building
Wins
New York
Nathan L. Miller
Syracuse
Court of Appeals
George F.thompso
Niagara
Miller
Thompson
Prohibition
Veterans Demand Immigration Bars To Japanese
Veterans of Foreign Wars at their annual encampment in Washington urge excluding all Japanese immigrants. They favor abrogating the gentlemen’s agreement with Japan and amending the constitution to grant birthright citizenship only if both parents are eligible.
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Associated. Press
Washington, D. C
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Japan
Bitter fight in Illinois primary vote today
Illinois primaries name Democratic and Republican nominees to replace Senator Lawrence Y. Sherman. McKinley and Smith lead the Republican race, with Chiperfield also expected to run. downstate Waller favored by Democrats. The feud pits Chicago machine led by Mayor Thompson against Gov. Lowden’s organization, a contest with national implications for the November gubernatorial race.
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Smith
Alfred. BE. Smith
United States
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Hila-A. Boole
Women's ' Christian’ ‘Temperance Union
George H. Payne
New York
Wadsworth
Ore Book
Harry C. Walker
Organization
Eratic
United Sates
George
Loan
Gehenectady
Congress
Supreme Court
Harriet May .Mills
Irene B. Taylor
Hattle
F. Krueger
Tallman
Vermont
Montpelier
Mark Sullivan
New York Evening Post
Waterloo Evening Courier
Chicago
Illinois
Lawrence Y. Sherman
Senate
Sherman
William McKinley
Frank i L. Smith
B. M .Chiperfield
McKinley
Washington
Smiths
Iongressman
M ‘Particul Eesion
McKinsey
Chicago Machine
Thompson
Lowden
Lillness
Downstater
Downstate
Peter Waller
Uinots
J. Ham Lewis
Court Grants Farmers Grain Cars Required
Illinois shippers will receive grain cars as fixed by the federal government. Circuit Judge E. S. Smith reversed the state public utilities commission decision of 1916, ordering each shipper be supplied the number of cars required, nullifying the state base on the average of the last five years.
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iBy
Associated Press
Springfield, Til
Illinois
Circuit
E. S. Smith
State Public Utilities Commission
Ohio tops nation in toy balloon production
Ohio leads the country in balloon manufacturing making about 50 to 75 percent of U S output. Ohio factories produce roughly 1 360 000 balloons daily with many shipped abroad and parts of the industry centered in Cleveland.
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Ue Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
United States
Deschanel to Likely Resign Due to Health Crisis
Paris, Sept 15 The Associated Press reports President Deschanel will nearly certainly be obliged to resign because of his deteriorating health. A semi official statement says the cabinet will discuss the constitutional aspects Friday.
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Associated Presad
Paris
Presient Deschanel
Oncy
Lus
Council of Ministers
Tax law overhaul urged to cure industrial ills
L C Rogers of Chicago told the United Typothetae of America convention in St. Louis that federal income and excess profits taxes are cumbrous and oppressive. He urged replacing the income tax with a simpler assessment and advocated extending the national debt payoff over many years to ease taxation. The convention ends tomorrow.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
L. C. Rogers
Chicago
United Typothesae of America
Rogers
Freight Cars Not Delayed on I C by Fault of Officials
Chicago report cites Illinois Agricultural association secretary Dr. O Thompson asserting no car shortage on the Illinois Central line. A follow up memo from C H Markham lists nineteen cars not on IC tracks, with delays due to repairs, misrecords, or unavoidable reasons and two with no apparent cause.
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I. C
Associated Press
Chicago
O. Thompson
Illinois Agricultural Associaton
Thompson
Mr.Thompson
Mattoon
Markham
Mr. Thompson
Jugo Slavs Sign Peace Treaty After Ratification
Belgrade Sept 13 The Jugo Slavs parliament ratified the peace treaty with Bulgarians signed at Neuilly Nov 27 last all objections to minority clauses were resolved Earlier Romania and Jugo Slavia failed to sign last November but later agreed and signed the treaty Traffic near normal in New York subway and elevated service reached 1 percent of normal this forenoon as the Brooklyn Rapid Transit strike entered its eighteenth day.
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Associated Frees
Belgrade
Neuilly
Rowomania
Jugo-Slavia
Associated Press
New York
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Dimes and Dime Fare Change Irritates Waterloo Riders
The 10 cent fare increase on Waterloo city street cars sparked grumbles among riders and fare collectors. Patrons joked about moving closer to work, buying bicycles, or walking, while motormen observed the dimes and nickels feeding the fare boxes.
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Waterloo
Anti-Saloon League to Lobby to Preserve Prohibition
A federal judges warning triggers a draft to impeach those not enforcing the Eighteenth Amendment. Wayne B Wheeler asserts national prohibition cannot be repealed though it may be nullified and urges state and local officers to uphold enforcement standards.
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Associated Presse
Washington, D. C
International Congress Against
Wayne B. Wheeler
Antisaloon League
Wheeler
Mr. Wheeler
Congress
Onebeus
P. A. Baker
League
Bolshevism Foe of Real Co operation Warns Ex-Coop Leader
Bath September 15 Bolshevism is attacking Great Britain’s co operative movement says R G Naish once on the central board of the Co operative Union He claims labor is now the foe of real co operation and warns the movement is in danger He notes the English Cooperative Wholesale Society sent a carload of goods to Russia not yet paid for.
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Associated Press
Bath
Eng
Great Britain
R.G. Naish
Co-operative Union of Britain
Naish
Co-operative Wholesale
Soci
Russia
Poles Resume Fight Over Lithuania Line
The Lithuanians and Poles clash again along the Supeut sector near the German border after a Polish official statement reports fighting resumed. Aimed at reasserting control, the hostilities mark a renewed dispute between the two nations.
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Lithuania Line
Associated Press
Warsaw
Supeut
Marshal Petain Marries Dream Bride in Paris Ceremony
Marshal Petain of Verdun fame wed Madame Hardon in a Paris city hall ceremony witnessed by Gen Fayotte and Madame Gabriel Ferrier. The event fulfilled Petain’s lifelong dream to marry the woman he knew in youth. The bride is described as very wealthy.
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Associated Press
Paris
Marschal Petain
Verdun
Madame Hardon
Seventh Ward
Petit Parisien
Fayotte
Gabriel Ferrier
The
Excelsior
Catholic Charities Conference to Meet Annually
Washington and Midwest cities will host yearly Catholic Charities conferences alternating between the capital and midwestern centers. The meeting discussed civic problems and the work of girls clubs. Miss Teresa Donohue urged action against motion pictures she said fuel juvenile delinquency.
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Associated Presa
Washington, D. C
National Conference of Catholic Charities
Washington
Middlewest
Teresa R. Donohue
League of Catholic Women of
New York City
Prohibition Agent James Shevlin Transferred to Texas
Washington announces transfer of supervising prohibition agent James Shevlin from New York district to Texas in the interest of the service. Frank L. Boyd, head of the field audit division, replaces him in New York.
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New York
Texas
Washington, D. C
James Shevlin
New York District
Bureau of Internal Revenue
New York Department
Frank L. Boyd
Bureau
Koreans Clash With Japanese Policemen
Reports from Korea indicate Koreans and Japanese police have killed many in clashes where guns were used. Disturbances peaked around the visit of American congressmen, with Pyongyang police center stage. A town near Pyongyang saw 17 Korean policemen strike in sympathy with protesters. four strikers were dismissed.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Korea
Pyongyang
Abolition of summer vacation urged for youths
Abolition of summer vacations for all children between 14 and 111 years was urged by Will C. Wood, California state superintendent of schools, as a remedy for induced idleness and criminality.
Connecticut Governor Withholds Ratification of Nineteenth Amendment
Governor Marcus H. Holcomb refuses to certify Connecticut’s ratification saying action must be legal. The legislature is called into special session to receive the governor’s certificate and proclamation from Secretary Colby, with Miss Catherine M. Flanagan delivering a certified copy to Washington. The Iowa delegation led by Senator Kenyon attends the fifteenth International Congress against alcoholism opening Sept. 21.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Kenyon
Iowa
Colby
State Department
Hartford
Conn
Marcus H. Holcomb
Catherine M. Flanagan
The
Suffrage Association
Washington
Holcomb
Connecticut
Charleston Gazette Raises Daily Paper Price
The Charleston Gazette announced a price increase from 3 to 5 cents effective today in Charleston West Virginia. Also noting Vienna consent to spend Argentina credit without restrictions was avoided by the interallied reparations commission.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
Charleston Gazette
Isaue
Vienna
Austria
Argentina
Harding message invites women in Republican Party
Senator Harding addresses the Republican women of America and the Women’s Harding and Coolidge clubs urging women to join the party. He argues the two party system checks recklessness and that Republicans offer housing, social justice, and a path to preventing war. He cites the Maine vote as a protest against the current administration.
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Harding
Associated Press
Marion
Republican Women's Organizations of America
Harding and
Coolidge Clubs
Republican Party
W. F. Zucker
Harding and Coolidge Club
New York City
League of Nations
Lsten
Congress
America
Maine
Herding
Stockmen to Operate Commission Houses Stockmen to Operate Commission Houses Chicago
Approval of plans to establish cooperative live stock commission companies at the Chicago and St Louis stock yards was voted by the Illinois Agricultural association executive committee. The Illinois Farm Bureau will join with bureaus and other farmers organizations in the Midwest. A joint meeting is set for Manhattan Kansas September 22 and 23 to work out the plan from the corn belt farmers standpoint.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Co-Operative Livestock Commission
Chicago and
St. Louis
Illinois Agricultural Association
Ilinois Farm Bureau
Bureaus
Middle West
Manhattan
Kan
Chautauqua Courtesies urged for Waterloo visitors
Waterloo residents are urged to boost chautauqua success by offering rides to and from the hippodrome. Cars with space should invite hotel guests and waiting pedestrians to hop in. Welcoming artists and visitors will leave the city with a favorable impression.
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Waterloo
Hippodrome
College Students Advised to Study Military Training
Secretary of War Baker urged college students nationwide to join advanced military training through ROTC programs at colleges and universities. He said expanding reserve officers would solve future leadership needs and prevent an affinery spirit, while training would create a disciplined, capable corps for national emergencies. The ROTC has grown but commissions remain below estimates, with about 366 expected this year.
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Associated Press
State College
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Baker
United States
War Department
Mayor MacSwineys Condition Reported By Doctor
London reports Lord Mayor Terence MacSwiney of Cork shows little change in hunger strike. Brixton prison physician notes increased weakness in a Home Office bulletin while the Irish Selk Determination League cites thirty first day of the hunger strike and notes some better overnight rest amid ongoing pains and conscious, active mind.
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London
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Brixton
MacSwiney
Home Office
Selk
Poland Dispatches 160 to Riga for Peace Talks
The Polish delegation of 160 members departs Warsaw by special train for Danzig and will transfer to British destroyers to reach Riga, where peace negotiations with Soviet Russia are to be held. The party is expected to arrive late Thursday.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Russia
Danzig
Riga
Disbarment Ordered for Anarchist Lawyer in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on September 15 Judge D Suffer disbarred Jacob Margolis after finding him an anarchist and barred him from practicing law in Allegheny County courts. The ruling issued in Common Pleas Court includes an opinion and formal order.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
D. Suffer
Common Pleas Court
Jacob Margolis
Alegheny County
Cox Opens Campaign in Pocatello Idaho Speech
Gov. Cox starts his 8 o clock campaign day in Pocatello with remarks on the league and progressivism, following a stop in Boise. Officials reroute his Utah schedule with a special train to Cache Junction en route to Ogden for more addresses.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Cox
Utah
Boiss
Utah Democratic Committee
Cache Junction
Ogden
Weather forecast report for Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin towns
Weather bureau report covers territory including Albert Lea Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Mason City Marshalltown New Hampton and more. Forecast indicates high waves or weather conditions good to fair across listed cities with extended outlook.
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S&s
Department _of Agriculture
Charles City
Albert
Lea
Minn
Algona
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
Faribault
den Crosse
Wis
Mason City
Marshalltown
New Hampton
Mostville
Watertoo
Maverity
Ballot battles as Chicago primary sees arrests and violence
One man killed three kidnapped and several beaten as armed clashes erupt at polling places during Chicago's primary. Police report 12 people arrested and charges ranging from election fraud to assault. The conflict involves precinct workers, political operatives, and local officials amid a bitter state campaign.
Delivery error notice for Courier service
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Coolidge Club
Poland
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John Smotka
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Peters
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Sdeputy
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Geant
Anthony
Gov Lowden
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Gaga
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Cate
Loden
National Guard
Len Small
Kankakee
William Hale Thompson
John
Oglesby
Frank Lowden
Small
Ogiesby
Oscar E. Carlstrom
Bledo
Edward II. Woodruff
Peoria
Lowdenland- Thompson
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W.B. McKinley
Champaign
Frank L. Smith
Dwight
Burnett M. Chipperfield
Canton
James Hamilton Lewis
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