New Jersey Primary Endangers Frelinghuysen Run
Washington dispatch reports a tight New Jersey Republican primary pitting sitting senator Joseph L. Frelinghuysen against progressive challenger George L. Record. Record advocates government ownership of railroads utilities and higher taxes on the rich, while Frelinghuysen appeals to the party machine and Harding allies. The race mirrors western progressive battles and could reshape the New Jersey GOP.
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Washington, D. C
New Jersey
Washington
George L. Record
Joseph L. Frelinghuysen
Mietinghuysen
Iowa
Wisconsin
Nebraska
North Dakota
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Brookhart
Frazier
Howell
West
Daugherty
Senate Millionaires’ Club
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Roosevelt
Repubiican
Lukeway
Frelinghus
Sen
Harding
Hoa
Bones Dill
Frelinghuysen
Warding
Republican
George Harvey
Great Britain
New
Success Secret Told by Man Who Thinks ink Low Prices
Selections from an early 1920s wire service layout include seaplane progress toward Brazil, unidentified assailant beats in Tulsa with the victim denying details, a fatal accidental gun discharge in Minneapolis, clock changes in New York, impending Great Lakes strike prep, and various local notices. The report also notes Henry Ford's 1921 profits and publicized plans for continued production in 1922, with continued coverage to follow.
Courier Delivery Before 3 30 Daily Notice
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 3 30 o'clock. If the paper is late due to carrier error or other cause, call 3330 and a copy of the paper will be sent.
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Hoy
Rich Beggars Sentenced to Bread and Water Hard Labor
In Oroaha Nebraska on September 25, two affluent beggars, William Bell and Thomas Harris, received fifteen days of hard labor on a bread and water diet after Carnival crowds heard their hunger pleas. Judge Wappich noted their wealth and bank balances among the testimony.
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Oroaha
Neb
William Bell
Thomas Hariig
Ak Sar Ben
Wappich
Bell
Harris
Auto Owner Recovers to Life Then Ends His Own Life
Sterling, Sept. 26. William Traeder, 47, an unmarried expert auto mechanic, crawled from a wreck after two companions rescued him when his car left a culvert west of Sterling late Saturday night. He later searched the debris, found a revolver, and killed himself with the weapon to his temple saying the old wreck wasn’t worth $2. None of the car’s occupants were seriously hurt in the accident.
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Sterling
William Traeder
Three Men Burned in Oil Well Fire
Investigations continued into the origin of a blaze that killed three air drillers on a Midwest Oil company lease in the Salt Creek field near Casper Wyoming. Officials say a spark from drilling machinery likely ignited gas venting at about 10,900 feet of gas daily from the well producing around 4,009 barrels.
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Associated Press
Casper
Wyo
Midwest Oil Company
Salt Creek
Predicts Two Old Parties Grapped for Lack of Woolle
Lindley M. Garrison former secretary of war predicts the two major parties will scrap and be replaced by conservatives and radicals due to lack of issues. Speaking in Denver while attending a district court hearing, he says new parties unlikely before the next presidential election and calls the Democratic party woefully weak though James Cox remains influential and Hearst a formidable figure in Democratic circles.
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Associated Press
Denver
Cola
United States
Lindley M. Garrison
Garrison
United States District Court
Democratic
Altho
James A. Cox
William Randolph Hearst
Conneils
Hamid Bey Holds: Parley Provisions Unacceptable
Hamid Bey, Turkish Nationalist rep in Constantinople, rejects allied peace terms demanding demilitarisation of the Marmara sea and Thrace and says troops will move. High commissioners plan a Mudania conference with Greek and Turkish reps to discuss terms as observers, with Rear Admiral Bristol attending for the United States. Greece accelerates army buildup in Thrace and contemplates political shifts amid near east crisis.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Sant
Hamid Bey
Angora
Sea of
Marmara
Thrace
Asia
Europe
Amid Aa Xe
Dplaunet
Greecs
Mudania
Mark Lo Bristol
United States
Greece
Athens
Triantafiliatos
Geo. Papoulos
United Presst
Nrepesais
Near East
Italy
France
Great Britain
Greek National Assembly
Paris
England
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
M. Franklin- Bouillon
Smyrna
Kemai
Internacional News Witey London
Venice
Japanese Russian Parley Breaks Again in Tokyo
Tokio September 25 The Chang Chun conference between Soviet Russia and Japan broke up today according to announcements here. The talks had promised far reaching effects and possible recognition by Japan and perhaps China but never reached serious business. Russia demanded evacuation of Saghalien and those demands appear to wreck the talks.
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Tokio
Russia
Japan
Prada
China
Sagrhalen
President of Wells Fargo Dies on Train
Burns D. Caldwell, president of Wells Fargo & Co., died in a Pullman stateroom aboard a train near Burlington, Vermont, as it neared Burlington Party this morning.
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Wells Fargo
Hurlington
Test of 10 Per Cent Primary Provision in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Supreme Court issued an alternative writ to Elm S. Hall to show cause why A A Bentler and John M Inhan should not be shown as Democratic candidates for governor and congress on the general ballot. Oral arguments set for Oct 5 with decision aimed for Oct 10, challenging the 10 percent vote threshold in the primary law as discriminatory to the Democratic party.
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Associated
Madison
Wis
Supreme Court
Elm S. Hall
A. A. Bentler
LaCrosse
John M
Inhan
Congress
Bentley
Callahan
Miles C. Riley
Wisconsin
Des Moines Bears Civil War Music Of Fife And Drum
Des Moines hosts the sixty sixth annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment with veterans and Auxiliary members arriving by special trains. Officials expect over 20 000 Grand Army men and 60 000 auxiliary members to participate in parades reunions and official sessions at Hotel Fort Des Moines Coliseum and city venues.
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United Press
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Pasadena
San Frew- New Brunswick
N. J
Cal
Edward Hall
Bilner Milla
Buccleigh Park
Phillips Farm
Mills
Another Dead Girl Found Near Kansas City
Kansas City Mo Sept 36 For the fourth time this month the body of a young white woman about 27 was found by a farmer in driftwood near Walling Mo 36 miles from the city. There were no marks of violence on the body which was almost nude. Police inclined to drop the murder theory, in belief the girl committed suicide.
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Kansas City
Walling
Autoist Loses Life Trying to Save Car at Crossing
Burlington, Iowa, Sept 5. George W. Hixson of Danville, 63, was fatally injured Sunday warning when an eastbound Burlington passenger train struck the automobile he was driving on the Main street crossing at Danville. Witnesses say he had about half a minute to jump, but he attempted to restart the engine to save the car. He died shortly after arrival at Burlington hospital.
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Burlington
George W. Hixson
Danville
Witenne
Hixson
Burtington
Coroner Opens Probe of Argonaut Disaster
Coroner Dolores A. Potter opened Amador county’s official investigation into the Argonaut gold mine death toll of 47 miners. Eighteen witnesses were summoned to testify as the probe seeks to determine responsibility, while searchers continued for the missing miner William Fessel, age 47.
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Jackson
Cal
Dolores A. Potter
Amador County
Argonaut
William Fessel
Motorist Kills Man Boarding Streetcar
Tes Moines Sept 25 Herman Lagerpusch aged 60 died in a local hospital from injuries when struck by an automobile driven by R. E. Carthage as he was about to board a streetcar. The tragedy occurred near the streetcar stop with Lagerpusch succumbing to his wounds.
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Tes Moines
Herman Lagerpusch
R. E L. Carthage
Lagerpusch
Weather summary for Iowa towns in September 1922
In the subjoined report the Highways Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau lists towns including Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Mason City and Wa verly. Rosia reported in good condition with general rains noted.
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Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Charles City
Algona
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
la Croan
Wits
Mason City
Waverly
U S Warships Will Protect Removal of Refugees at Smyrna
A Reuters dispatch from London dated September 26 reports Admiral Bristol informed the Greek government that the United States will protect with destroyers the removal of the remaining 50,000 refugees from Smyrna. Greece provides transport, shelter, and sustenance, with a one week embarkation limit. the Greek government gratefully accepted the offer.
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Londo
Reuter
Thens
Bristol
United States
Smyrna
Greece
Mystery Kidnapping Victim Jacques Villard Dies by Suicide
In St Louis on September 26 Jacques Villard once jailed by Chicago kidnappers and noted Hat quist leader, killed himself at his suburban home. Legless after a 1920 Chicago railway station kidnapping, his escape remains unexplained.
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Bills Self
Hunt New York
Edward ©. Marsh
Harpers & Brothers
Pawling
St. Louis
Tno
Chicago
Jacques Villard
Hatquist
Villard
Doug and Mary on Sightseeing Vacation
Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks advance on the Seeing North America tour by train, moving from San Francisco to Portland and Seattle then across Canada to New York and on to Mexico. The eight week vacation will cover several major cities and regions.
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Cal
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fair
Banks
North America
Portland
Seattle
Canada
New York
Mexico
Austrians Condemn War Peace Treaties Protest Choir Voices Against Treaties
A mass meeting in Viera on September 26 organized by the Austrian Germany association drew 7,009 protesters who sang German hymns and red songs between denunciatory speeches blaming the peace treaties for Central Europe’s plight after World War I.
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Viera
Austria i'Germany Association
Europe
Truth in Advertising Association’s Nineteenth Convention
Chicago September 26 Truth in Advertising Association aims to promote decency in advertising modernize factories and welfare of employees as core goals. E J Barklow Joliet Illinois elected president as two hundred advertisers attend the opening session marking the association’s nineteenth annual convention.
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Chicago
Advertising Specialty Association of America
E. J. Barklow
Joliet
Cattle Congress Opens With Full Sections and Free Youth Admission
The thirteenth Dairy Cattle Congress and fourth International Belgian Horse Show started sunny and mild. Thousands of children entered free as schools attended, with collegiate judging and junior club events filling the program. Hoards of exhibitors, including Jowana Fairing from Davenport and Campbell Jersey farm from Sioux City, arrived as judging and show prep continued, while Prominent figures like Clyde L. Herring prepared speeches for Saturday.
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Yr McCoieley
Perry Mille
Fay le Cl
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Reatora Jttamor
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John Stewart
Donald Simpson
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William [Imorson
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Paul Barrett
Watney
Bell
North Dakota
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Obert Skris
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Boyle
Stevenson
Woke Ailce
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Dairy Cattle Congress
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Cowtest Association
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