MONDAY
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COX CHARGES HAYS WITH
FALSE TESTIMONY
Milwaukee. Wls., Kept 6—A direct
charge that ChaInman WBll Hayes of
the Republican National Committee
had “deliberately perpetrated a false
hood under oath” whale giving testi
mony before the Senate Compaign
fund Investigating committee at Chi
cago was made by Governor Cox in
and address here today.
Cox claimed the falsification charg
ed was perpetrated by Hayes in deny
ing his <Cox*s) statements regarding
the republican campaign quota list.
Cog Puts Fund Question Up To Hayes
Chicago, Sept. 5—Governor Cox
passed a portion of the day here in
resting after bis strenuous whirl thru
southern Michigan.
Through the newspapers Cox put
a number of questions to Republican
Committee chairman Will Hayes re
garding the republican campaign fund.
In one of the interrogations Cox said:
"I will ask Mr. Hays what he knows
about a quota of $60,000 which a num
ber of coal men, principally operators,
were asked to raise for the republi
can camjraign fund at a meeting held
In Chicago on the ninth floor of the
Auditorium Hotel early this summer."
Cox then gave the reporters the
names of some of those who were
present at the meeting referred to.
ALASKA S S. CO. CONTRACTS
FOR GIANT MOTORSHIP
Keattle, Kept. 6—The Alaska K. S.
Company announced today that an
order has been ploced with teh Todd
shipyard at Tacoma for immediate
construction of a motor shtip of the
latest type for the company service.
The new vessel will be of the most
modern type and will be of sixty five
hundred tons capacity.
RUTH MAKES NEW WORLD
HOME RUN RECORD
Boston, Sept. 5—“Babe” Ruth made
a new world’s record for home runs
In a single season here today when he
knocked out his forty sixth home run
slam In the second contest with the
Boston aggregation, after driving out
his forty* fifth in the first game Sat
TWENTY NINE KILLED IN
LABOR DAY FATALITIES
Seattle. Sept. 7—Twenty nine per
sons are known to be dead as a result
of tragedies incident to Labor Day
happenings throughout the country.
At Forest Hills. New York, army
and navy flyers were hovering over a
tennis match when one of the planes
fell and both its occupants were killed.
DEMPSEY AND MISKE BATTLE
FOR TITLE TODAY
Benton Haitoor. Mich. Sept 5—Jack
Dempsey, world’s heavyweight cham
pion. will enter the ring in his first
defense of his championship laurels
here tomorrow when he meets challen
ger Billy Miske of Chicago in a ten
round championship bout.
The champion is a top heavy favor
ite to win. Most of the betting which
has been made up to the present is
regarding how long the challenger will
DEMPSEY BEATS MISKE
WITH EASE
Benton Harbor, Mich. Sept ti—
Champion Dempsey knocked challeng
er Billy Miske out in the third round
of their scheduled ten round cham
pionship bout here today.
Mdnke was no match for the browny
Dompsev. The knockout came a min
ute and thirteen seconds after the
third round began, after Dempsey had
floored Miske in the preceding round.
There was practically no real fighting
duirng the first round, both devoting
the round to feeling each other out.
Dempsey opened up in the second and
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floored Miske heavily. In the third
the dhullenger again went down under
a terrific right to the ribs and took
nearly the full count before getting
to his feet. As he rose and turned
to face the champion, Dempsv.v caught
him on the chin with a crashing rlvht.
Miske fell and lay motionless while
referee Jim Dougherty counted the
Seconds. Miske revived quickly and
was le.d from the arena.
fcEAVY EARTH QUAKES
SHAKE CENTRAL ITALY
Rome, Sept. 7—Heavy earthquakes
occurred this morning in Tusauny,
causing wide damage, advices reach
ing here report.
The authorities are sending aid to
the district, where many people are
reported in distressing condition.
WRANGELL DRIVES BOLSHEVIKI
OVER DNEIPER
Sabastople, Crimea, Sept. 7—The
14th Bulsheviki army has been driven
across the Dneipor after suffering
heavy losses, as a result of a series of
brilliant and entirely successful coun
ter attacks by General Wrangell’s
forces, reports reaching here announce.
WOMAN KILLED IN
FALLING AIRPLANE
Kalomn, Wn. Sept. . . — An aero
plane flying from Centralia to Port
land was wrecked in the heavily
wooded country near here last night
when the machine struck a tree.
Mrs T.ee Sacs, wi'e of a Centralia
man, who was a passenger on the air
ship, was killed and Guy D. Cooper,
of Centralia, another passenger, suf
fered a broken leg as a result of the
THREE KILLED BY NEW
YORK CAR STRIKERS
New York. Sept. 5—Three persons
were killed today as a result of
Brooklyn Rapid Transit strikers de
railing trains and attempting to burn
air barns in which numbers of strike
breakers were sleeping.
LAW OFFICERS BATTLE
BY MISTAKE
Seattle, Sept, fi—John J. Donovan
and John C. Contlan, special deputy
sheriff's, wfho were attempting to stop
a fight between Seattle and Renton
gansters in a Swedish dance hall at
Bryon Wawr. n Seattle suburb, early
today, mistook each other in the dark
ness and began shooting at each other.
As a result Donovan was killed by a
bullet from the revolver of his broth
er officer and Contlan was perhaps
SEATTLE MAN ELECTED
STATE COMMANDER
AMERICAN LEGION
Spokane, Wn. Sept. 6—Thomas N.
Swale, commander of Elmer J. Noble
Post No. 1, of Seattle, was today
chosen as State Commander of the
Washington department txf the Amer
VOLUNTARY ARBITRATION
FOR LABOR TROUBLES
Marion, O. Sept. 6—Preaching a
"Gospel t/T Understand ins” between
employers and employees. Senator
Harding said in n Labor Day address
here today that although he believes
m unionism and collective bargaining
ho is opposed to "labor dominating
"Voluntary arbitration” was de
olared by the nominee to he the ideal
solution of lalmr troubles and he ad
vocated the creation of joint commit
tees of employers and employees "not
to run business, but to promote mutual
understanding.
TUESDAY
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ARMY AIR PLANES
ARRIVE WHITEHORSE
Dawson, Sept. 7—Planes all got
away from here Sunday 11:52 to 11:56
a. m., with fine tike off. Arrived
‘tifc-ly at Whitehorse 3:10 p. m. anil
are still there. Aviators now plan
out by v.: y Atlin Lake a.kl at Tele
graph Creek or Glenora. providing they
ran get gasoline up Sti.*ckine River
'nto either of those places.
ALASKA HUSBAND FAILS IN
PROMISE—WIFE SUICIDES
Seattle. Rept. 7V—Declaring that her
hmsband friled to send for her after
going to Alaska as he hndp romised
to do. Mrs R. Arcelas drank poison
V:e today and will probably die.
TIDAL WAVE HITS
SAGHALIEN ISLAND
TVk.va, S?ept. 7—Two hi ndrtd p<r>
ion* were drowned in the recent tidal
vave which swept over the low lying
lections of thei stand of Saghalien, ac
;ording to advices reaching here.
STUNT AVIATOR
MEETS DOOM
Montreal. (fcn. Sept 7—-A former
Ixijti 1 Air Service avliator fell a dis
ance of one hundred feet when he
nissed :i rope ladder on which lie was
o climh to .another plane flying atmve
he one he occupied. He was killed by
RANCE TO REPAY
PORTION U S. LOAN
New York, Sept. 7—Arrangements
uive been prefected here whereby
ii'rance will repay to the United States
ts half of the half hdlHon dollar
\nglo-French war loan, due on Oc
:ober 15th. The negotiations were
concluded Inst night between financial
igents of both governments.
METAL WORKERS SEIZE
ITALIAN FACTORIES
Ftome, Sept. 7—One hundred and
orty nine metal working factories in
ill parts of Italy have been seized by
iheiir locked out workers, according
:o reports received here.
»OLES PROTEST ATTACKS
BY LUTHUANIANS
Warsaw, Sept. 7—A protest to the
League of Nations against hostile at
:acks by Lithuanian troni»s upon the
Polish troops operating in the area
north of Suw&Hti. has been made by
:he Polish government, says an official
ALLIES UNSATISFIED WITH
GERMAN INTERMENT CONDITION
I’bris, Sept. 7—The Foreign Office
announced today that the Allies ate
not satisfied with the conditions of
internment of the numerous Soviet
soldiers who have crossed the Hast
Prussia border In attempting t-* es
cape from tho victorious Poles north
of Warsaw and have asked their am
bassador's In fterlin to demand that
Germany intern the Russians and that
they be disarmed and kept within
Che internment comps.
There are, according to Foreign Of
eight thousand Russian Soviet soldier
MORE ANTI-BOLSHEVISTS
JOIN WRANGELL CAUSE
Warsaw, Sept. 7—Another large
detachment of antl-Rolshevlki llus
Bolshevlki commander in South Ftus
Bight thousand men have so far
fi'ft Warsaw to join the Wrangell
OBREGON WINS
MEXICAN ELECTIONS
Mexico City, Sept. 7—General Ob
ivgon has won a decisive victory in
the prosidentin.1 elections, -according}
to scattering udviices of unofficial elvir
nc-ter reaching here today.
BRITISH TRADE UNIONS
DEMAND McSWEENY'S RELEASE
Portsmouth. England .Sept. 6—The
British Trades I’noin Congress now in
session here and representing six hun
dred million British workers, today
! Kissed a resolution demanding t o re
lease of former Lord .Mayor McSweenv
•f Cork, who is serving sentence for
sedition.
British Refuse Release of McSweenv
London. Sept. 7—Chancellor Bo
rn r Law, us spokesman for the gov
ernment. today issued a statement in
vhieh he asserted that former Lord
day or .MeSweeny will not be ’•.■leased.
COMMUNIST TRAIN WRECK
PLOT FRUSTRATED
Springfield. III. Sept. 7—An ai
eged Communist plot to wreck the
TMamond Special" a crack train <>f the
llionis Central Flu!]way was frustrat 1
nday when ten men were arrasted in
raid by police and railway agents
Aeoerding to the officials, the fom
nunists plotted to wreck the train for
he purpose of robbing the passengers
nd Masting the safe in the express
‘ENTH OF U. S. PEOPLE
LIVE IN THREE CITIES
Washington. Sept 7—A,bout one
enth of the entire population of the
Clin try lives in three cities. New York,
ihfengo and Philadelphia, while mor>
han a quarter of the people live In
ho«f cities having a population of one
undred thousand,, according to Censu?
Bureau figures maxi.- public today.
Final statistics of the Census show
that New York, Chicago and Phila
delphia have a combined populatio
of 10.145,521.
NAVAL PRISONERS CREATE
TROUBLE—2 MARINES SH01
Vallejo. Cal. Sept. 7—Six nova
prisoners, who seised rifles and .'im
prison at Mare Island Navy Yard yes
terday after overpowering and kid
napping their guards, were captured ai
Cordelia, twenty miles from here tbit
morning after a fifteen minute fight
with a military possoe of twenty five
struggle, one perhaps fatally.
WEDNESDAY
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MOORE MAKES BOLD CHARGE
TO SENATE COMMITTEE
Chicago, Sept. 7—'The senatorial
committee investigating campaign ex
penditures is not seeking the best evi
dence to prove Governor Cox’s charges
against the Republican party,” K. 11.
Moore, the governor's personal repre
sentative, told the committee on the
stand today during the course of hi«
testimony in substantiation of Cox’s
campaign fund charges.
Moore told Senator Kenyon, chair
many men better able to t.-ll of the
republican plans than either he or Cox
and asked why Colonel William Boyce
Thompson of New York, the chairman
of the republican party ways and
means committee, and the sixty odd
paid men of that organise-tion were
not called to testify before the Com
FORMER SENATOR
DANGEROUSLY ILL
Dalton, Mass.. Sept. 9—Formei
United States Senator Winthrope M.
SENATOR MOSES WINS
G O P RE NOMINATION
Manchester. N'. H. Sept. 9—Sena
rto George H. Moses, republican, ha:
ponent, although he fought both worn
an suffrage and the League of Nations
ODDIE LEADING NEVADA
REP SENATE PRIMARIES
republican nomination for senator.
SEN. JONES HAVING HARD
BATTLE FOR RENOMINATION
Seattle. Sept 9—An intense fight i>
West!, y L. Jones and Colonel Williurr
the republican nomination for Unite:
baroness McDonald
DEAD IN LONDON
London. Sept. 9- Harmless McDon
ald of Ottawa, widow of the late Ca
nadian premier. Sir John McDonald,
died hero last night.
TRANSCONTINENTAL AIR MAIL
SERVICE STARTED
Mineola, X. V. Sept. 9—The first
transcontinental mail aeroplane left
this morning for San Francisco carry
ing four hundred pounds of mail.
CleVeland. O, Sept. 9—A govern
completing the first leg of the inaug
ural of transcontinental air mail ser
vice between New York and San Fran
The plane continued its journey to
Chicago at 1:17 p. in. with the pilot in
hopes of teaching Iowa City before
ITALIAN COAST QUAKE
SHAKEN TODAY
Nice. France. Sept. 9—A heave
earthquake shook was felt along th*»
Italian coast at 6:30 this morning, ac
cording to reports reaching hero.
APPALLING LOSS
OF LIFE FOLLOWS
ITALIAN EARTHQUAKE
London, Sept. 8—Italian reports
announce an appalling loss of human
life and immense property destruc
tion as a result of earthquakes in
Central Italy during the past week.
The town of Flggano Is reported
entirely demolished and Solero an !
Ifontulo were badly wrecked.
THURSDAY
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ITALIAN METAL WORKERS
THREATEN NATIONALIZATION
Rome, Sept. 8—The workmen of
practically all metal factories have
given their owners five days in which
i <miiply with their demands, other
wise nationalization of those proper
ties will be attempted.
The unions are making all prepara
tions to put their threat into efTc-ct,
such as taking inventories of the
works and distribution of raw mater
ials. The declaration <>t intentions
issued by the workers to the factory
owners asserts that the effort at na
tionalization is to "demonstrate that
the working classes are capable of
self government.”
A Genoa dispatch to the Geronalo
d'ftalla today says in the entire indus
factorie.s and other works have been
changed and placards have been post
ed on the facade of numerous plant i
calling thorn "Communist Soviet
fn one plant, beside red and bia^k
flags, the walls are decorated with
photographs of F^enine. Jaur and Marx
and over n hundred men formed a
"Red Guard”, governed with the same
disciplinary rules as the Italian army.
3 to 4 Thousand Earthquake Stricken
Paris. Sept. 9—A dispatch from
struction of life and property in the
Italian earthquakes of the past few
days. Three or four thousand are re
ported to have been earthquake
stricken in the terrific shocks occur
ing last Tuesday.
The dispatch says railway tunnels,
bridges, churches and the great towers
of medieval castles were partially de
stroyed or severely damaged. The
ducal palace at Mosso Carrara, which
was once the summer residence of
Napoleon's sister, was among the
■buildings seriously damaged.
Peasant refugees from the striken
district described the visitation as "the
end of the world.”
RUSSIAN CHILD REFUGEES
STRIKE RESULT
BOLSHEVIK INFLUENCE
a*mv yoi-k, .sept. 3—As. a result *»f
alleged Bolshevist ineitments, over a
I hundred of the nine hundred and si.vtv
| Russian children who are being taken
by the American Red Cross from Si
beria to their hofiii-s in Petrograd
went on strike today at Ft Wadsworth,
Reaping over the tv; Us of the mili
tary reservation, the children escaped
to tiu> four corners of the island. They
were all captured in the end. The of
ficials at Ft Wadswarth say tltc child
ren have been unruly for days. The
children admit that agents of the Bol
sheviki reached their ears with pleas
not to return to Russia peaceably.
HUERTA ENDORSES
PROLETARIAN UNION
Mexico City, Sept. 9—President
Huerta today stood back of the fol
lowing statement regarding his atti
tude toward the oil land question.
“The petroleum issue can be settle!
•■vi'dly if the United States and other
foreign countries will cease to be in
fluenced by private interests, indorse
a union of the proletariat of an inter
national character and favor the aboli
tion of frontiers.”
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