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Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-22
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LOS ANGELES, Sept. 2l. - Cover. nor Cox of Ohio, Democratic nresi. dental candidate, was on the way to Arlzona tonight, after completing his southern California campaign. which included one unscheduled event-the Drlef appearance of the governor as an actor" before a motion picture camera
 Ills program was so crowded that he was unable to keep some of the last minute engagements made for him by the Los Angeles committee. but he managed to address two au- diences at Long Beach, two at Los Angeles, one at Hollywood, and one at San Bernardino before his departure.
 Address Editorial Scribes
 He started the day with an address to the Southern California Editorial association, in convention here He told members of that organization he would speak to them as ''an editor to his fellow editors" and would not touch on political questions.
 "I have plenty of time to do that every day" he said
 Then he went to Long Beach and. before an audience which overlIowed the municipal auditorium, made an ad- dress which was largely defense of the League of Nations and an account of the nomination of Senator Hard ing as the Republican presidential candidate. He referred to the latter event as meeting in room 404, Blackstone hotel at Chicago, where the senatorial oligarchy met and hand picked the nominee"
 Hits Jap Question
 His second speech III Lorg Beach was to those unable to crowd into the auditorium. He made reference to Japanese question in California and promised that if he were elected pres idCnt he would be bound by the con stitutiOn to respect the rights of states to settle their own internal problems"
 Back to Los Angeles again, he spoke to a gathering of club women of south ern California.
 The governors program, as rear
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Dust Socialists From New York Legislature

N. r., Sept. 21.-
 Three of the five Social ists in the New York state as- sembly were expelled tonight for the second time this year when the assembly declared vacant the seats of Louis Waldman and August Claes- sens of New York, and Charles Solomon of Kings.
 Samuel A. Dewitt and Samuel Orr of the Bronx were permitted to retain their seats.
 After the vote had been talk en, resulting in Dewitt and Orr retaining their seats, each was given the floor on a point of peraonal privilege and yer bally resigned their seats.
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Campbell to Confer
 With Gov. Boruuez
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 DOUGLAS. Ariz. Sept. 21.- Gov ernor Thomas F. Campbell of Arizo- ma, who delivered the second speech of his campaign for reelection here tonight. while in Nosales tomorrow will confer with Governor F. A. Bor- queZ. of Sonora. Mexico on Mexican labor conditions in the Salt River valley of Arizona. Efforts will be made. Governor Campbell said, to stabilize and reach better under standing concerning wages and work ing conditions of Mexicans, particu- laIiy in the cotton fields of the state.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-22
THREAT TO BLOW UP ". '.
 CUSTOMS HOUSE ENT7CES CROWD OF CURIOUS FOLKS

NEW YORK; Sept 2Departmen justice
 admitted tonight that five failed solve cost lives.
 Officials generally carried in the financial district ramshackle in front been obtained identity his wcon but of them contradictory
 warning that the be at M today which yesterday broaht thou sands d She the in half holiday for clerks building bomb threat the belief c officials
 
 Department by Flynn still contend band of anarchists Trained investigators theory in all parts of the country
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Private Room Raided
Land Commission Stands
 Firm Upon Resolution
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 PHOENlN, AriZ., Sept. 21.-Alleg- ing at first that no definite action could be taken until Governor Thom- as E. Campbell who is absent from the city. could be present at the meeting and afterwards. declaring that the resolution remain as origi- nally adopted. the state land board today refused to reconsider resolu- ton adopted week ago in which all decision concerning renewal of state land leases should be withheld until the court had made a ruling in a case now pending before them. The re- quest was made at regular meeting of the land commission by Dr. E. B. Perrin and his attorney, R. E. Mor- riSOn.
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Police and fire department inves- tigators, together with the Septem- Der grand jury, are concentrating their efforts on trying to establish the identity of the driver of the death wagon" whom they believe holds the key to the solution Of the mystery.
 Out Of regard for the strained nerves of the financial district. hours of blasting in a building excavation near the office of John P. Morgan and company today were restricted to before six a. m. and after seven D. m.''
 Experts Examine Wreckage
 Experts today examined fragments of tin found in the wreckage arriv- ing at the conclusion that the pieces were from five large tin cans. These might have contained picric acid and been arranged about a bomb in the death wagon, it. was said.
 The tin is being prepared for chemical analysis 70 determine the probable contents Of the cans. Eye witnesses have asserted they saw q sheet of flame of about 75 square feet immediately following the ex- plosion.
 Ripped Figure of Christ
 Cornelius Borsman. a 15 year old messenger. testified today before the grand jury that the force of the blast ripped the figure of Christ from a crucifiX which he was carrying in his pocket. He was not hurt.
 Miss Rebecca Epstein sten0eia- pher. who has been summoned ta..n- pear. told Acting District Attorney Talley that she had seen the cath wagon before the explosion and also its driver. She said he was of medi- um height. between 8 and 40. and wore a straggly beard of a few days growth. She said he wore brown overalls.
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PROHIBITION IN US. ATTRACTING
 WHOLE WORLD
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 WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-Pro- hibition in the United States has attracted the attention of the world, Sir Auckland Geddes, Brit ish ambassador, declared in ad- dressing the opening session to- day of the fifteenth international congress against alcoholism. In support of his assertion Sir Auck- land told the congress that de- tailed reports Of it's proceedings had been requested by his home government and that the govern ments of other nations were un- dertaking studies of the sociolo- gical and economic effects of to- tai abstenance.
 Name Two Yankees
 Virtually all of the European nations and a number of the South American republics were represented at the opening ses- sion. After greetings had been extended by Assistant Secretary of State Merle Smith and Direct or General Rowe of the Pan- American Union. replies were made by the heads of the various foreign delegations.
 The congress elected Edwin c. Dinwiddie, former legislative SUI perintendent of the Anti-SaloOn League of America, chairman to of the Netherlands, who was made president of the interna- tional committee of the congress. E. H. Cheerington of Westerville. O., was chosen secretary of the congress.
 Progress of Prohibition
 Delegates tonight saw a pag- cant, entitled 'The Spirit of Tenn perance," acted on the east front of the capitol, which depicted the progress of prohibition in the United States. Later the dele gates were guests at a reception given by the American executive committee at the Pan-American building.
 Sir Auckland Geddes said three departments of his government were intensely interested' in the work of the congress and named them as the home office, the board of trade and the min istry of health.
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FORD REDUCES PRICE 1T ALL
 H|S MACHINES

DETROIT, Sept. 21. - Henry Ford today announced a reduction of prices on all Ford Motor company products to pre-war level as step toward restoration of business 60 normal conditions" In a statement MT. Ford declared that present business condi- tions demanded that some practical effort be made to bring economic con- ditions back to normal" that the bus mess of the country may be stabilized and that the progress. prosperity and cOntentment of our people may be re- stored"
 Refuse to Comment
 Inquiry tonight among heads of oth- CT automobile industries here failed to indicate whether the Ford an nouncement presages general de- cline of motor car prices. A number of manufacturers declined to con- ment
 Mir. Ford declared that since the war had ended war prices also should be reduced"
 There is no wisdom, the manurac- turere said, "intrying to maintain an artificial standard of values for in-
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Tropical Hurricane Sweeps Gulf of Mexico; Fear Cyclone Will Hit Texas or New Orleans

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21. The tropical hurricane sweeping the Gulf of Mexico was reported in a bulletin issued at 10 o'clock tonight by the weather bureau to have turned it's course from northwestward to north ward and that winds of hurricane force would result.
 The bulletin said:
 Change to hurricane warning 9 D. m. Pensacola 10 New Orleans. Cen ter of hurricane moving northward toward coast. probably west of Mis- sissippi river. Winds will increase and change to southeast and south by Wednesday morning reaching hur- ricane force at high .tide. Emergen-
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cy advise all interests.
 The storm, it was said, might strike any place between New Or leans and Corpus Christi. The prob able striking point during today was estimated as between Morgan City. Lav and Corpus Christi, distance of about 700 miles.
 Dr. Cline. district forecaster, to- night suggested that New Orleans residents go home and go to bed, as the storm cannot reach the main land before tomorrow. The lowest barometer readings of the coast were at Burwood. La. near the mouth of the Mississippi river. and at New Orleans.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-22
Nebraska Takes Vote
 On New Constitution
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 OMAHA. Sept. 21.- Scattered re- turns late tonight from today's ref erendum on a new state constitution indicated the passage of the 41 pro posed changes.
 A close vote on proposed Number SS. creating a court of industrial re- lations, is forecast in the. cities, with it's possible defeat in Omaha.
 The woman vote was light. being negligible in the rural districts.
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ADMIT FAILURE T0S0[YE WALL ST. EXP[0S|0N
Chicago Grand Jury Starts Its Investigation
 Today Into Alleged Gambling in Big Leagues

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lowed development of the dis ease in man living at Ridge way, Ills, it is said. The infect ed brushes have been distribut- ed in Is states, it is said, includ- ing Illinois, Iowa, Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri and Colorado. The health officials of the states have been warned.
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NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Sept. 21.-An anonymous warning that bomb outrages involving the city halls here end in Fall River are planned for Thursday, has been received by Major K. H. Kay of
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SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Sept. 21. Discovery of anthrax infection in a lot of shaving brushes made in New York City and distributed in part from Chicago, was report ed today to the United States public health service by Director of Health Clair Drake of Illinois. Investigation of the brushes fol-
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HERMAN oUTPoINTs KELLY

BEARDSTOWN. Ills, Sept. 21. -l Pete Herman of New Orleans, ban tam weight champion, outpointed Jimmy Kelly of Chicago in ten round bout here tonight
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 2-Mrs Gladys KmbaI Francisco today appointed acting prohibition California pending Handey yesterday Lodi California During n military intelligence
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Last Minute Wire Jolts
poLIce FoRcEs coMPLETgLY WRECK IRIsH TOWN

POLICE FORCES COMPLETELY WRECK IRISH TOWN
 DUBLIN, 21-AuxIiary police Baibriegan retaliation shooting of officers the District killed brother Many hosiery factory destroyed.
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G.O.P. WORKERS
 RECEIVE GALL
 FROM WILL HAYS

NEW YORK, Sept. 21. - Will H. Hays, chairman of the Republican na- tional committee, tonight announced the appointment of an advisory com mittee of 40 members which, he said, is recruited from every faction with in the party" and proves that the great party of the union is indeed d unit"
 Twenty-four men and 16 women comprise the committee. Mir. Hays declared the personnel of the commit tee indicates that absolute harmony" exists among the Republican ranks and he calls attention to the fact that former candidates for the Republican presidential nomination and their managers as well as former Progress sives, have consented to serve. The personnel is:
 List of Personnel
 William H. Taft, Chas. E. Hughes, Herbert Hoover, Senator Miles Poin- dexter, foi mer Senator A. J. Bereridge, former senator Jos. A. Dixon of Mon- tana, Governor F. O. Lowden of Hi nois. Governor William c. Sproule of Pennsylvania. Governor Peter Nor
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Lithuania agreed to withdraw her troops behind the Fock line, but insisted that the Poles retire a similar distance behind the line they now occupy. The Poles re- fused to agree.
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WARSAW, Sept 21. The peace negotiations between lith- uana and Poland have been brok- en off and the Polish delegation has left kalwarya and is return ing at Warsaw.
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DIES MONIES Ia- Sept 21-Iowa today rejected, 1l5
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Fall River, District Attorney K. T. kenney announced today.
 The warning, he said, was con tained in a communication which said that simultaneous attacks would be made on the city halls, banks and mills in each city.
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Dwindling Civil
 War Veterans in
 Annual Assembly
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 INDIANAPOLIS. Ind Sept. 21. - With the eighty-eighth annual divis- ional and brigade reunions and the Camp Fire, the big social meeting of the encampment out Of the way, the eyes of the members of the G. A. R. and affiliated organizations tonight were turned toward the annual par ade of the dwindling hosts of the Civil War tomorrow morning. It is expected that more than 10000 vet erans will take part.
 Consider Federation
 The committees of the G. A. R., Spanish War Veterans and the Am erican Legion, considering plans for federating the three organizations today adopted tentative plans 10 be submitted to the conventions Of the various bodies. The federation plans are to promote patriotism and loyal ty, to oppose radicalism and to ob tain full recognition of the sacrifices Of the veterans of three wars
 The project is expected to be put before the business session of the G. A. R. Thursday; the American Legion at Cleveland next week and the Spanish War Veterans in 1921. The plan, it was pointed out. does not contemplate amalgamation of the organizations.
 Name El Paso Man
 Three Minneapolis, St. Lou is and Colorado Springs-had an nounced their intention of asking for the 1921 encamDment. San Diego. Calif, and Des Moines. Ia. also are expected to ask fer the meeting.
 The National Association of Naval Veterans, United States of America. 1S6165. today elected Loomis Scoe- field of New Caanan, Conn. commo- dore commanding. B. P. Drowne, Fl Paso. Texas. was elected chaplain.
 The National Association of Union EX-PrisoneIs Of War today reelected Daniel s. Wilder of Columbus, o. ma tional commander.
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AGE TwoI CONTINUED FROM FACE oNrs,
TSTTORS BECOME TERROR STRI(

GALVESTON, Tex, Sept. 21.
 An exodus of approximately 45oc people, many of them out of-town visitors, the shifting Of all cars loaded with wheat and cotton to the mainland, the va eating of ground floors in the
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Sister
 Declares England Is
 Avoiding Real Issue
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 LONDON. Sept 21. Mrs Mac Swiney, who visited her husband this evening said that his condition was very bad indeed. He was in great pain and had not spoke all day He was still conscious, however
 A bulletin issued by the Irish Self Determination League said:
 The lord mayors condition is un- changed. He is still in a very pros, trate condition but conscious"
 A bulletin issued at ten o'clock to- night says:
 Condition Very Weak
 'The doctor. after visiting the lord mayor, said he was in a very weak condition and advised his relatives not to speak to him or give him the slightest exertion."
 Miss Annie MacSwiney. the may or's sister. replying to the statement issued by the home office yesterday, said: s5sT The home office is simply at tempting to draw a red herring across the track of the real question at issue. The present protest of the lord mayor is not directed against the kind or degree of treatment met ed out to him; the protest is against the act of imprisoning him. It is a declaration before the world that Ire land denies England's right to set up courts within the Irish republic or to arrest and imprison citizens of the republic"
 Private Room Raded
 She further declares that the lord mayor was treated with the utmost indignity on his own official prem ises; his private room was raided; municipal documents seized and he then was tried and condemned by an alien court for having under his control the police cipher. of which he alone. as lord mayor of the city, was entitled to have control"
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SAYS W|Ls9t|t|'s ENVOYS TAILED
 TO KEEP FAITH
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 MARION, Sept. 21. Developing his attack on the peace treaty from another quarter. Senator Harding charged m front porch speech today that President Wilson's peace commits sion at Versailles broke faith with China through contract secretly made" when they consented to the award of Shantung province to Japan.
 China, he said, put her interests in the hands of the Americans, but found that instead of being awarded the freedom of her own people, under the gospel Of self determination for which America spoke, several millions of her people were delivered over to d rival nation with the consent and approval of those who spoke for America at Paris"
 Still Assails Covenant
 In his speech, delivered to dele gation representing the Loyal Order of the Golden Heart, the Senator also as sailed the League of Nations covenant and declared the United States would enter an international concord at the expense of it's own independence. He reiterated, however, that he stood for an association of nations based "on the applied conscience of nations rath- CT than military fOrce.'
 At an early front porch meeting the candidate shared the limelight with Lillian Russell, the actress, who made a speech to several scores of Marion women, telling them why their first votes should be cast for the Republi- can ticket. She said American women must not be deceived by the alluring qualities of the League of Nations but should vote against it if they wanted to protect their homes and their sons.
 Replies to Roosevelt
 Tonight Senator Harding replied to the telegram of Franklin D. Roosevelt, who wired saying he had been mis- quoted in regard to American partici- patton in the affairs of Haiti. Sena- tor Harding's telegram follows:
 Your telegram stating that l quot ed in a speech on Sept. IT. state ment which you already had publicly
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business district and the secur- ing of all shipping in the harbor, marked GaIveston's preparations today in anticipation of the West Indian hurricane supposed to be sweeping down upon the Texas coast.
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List of Personnel

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Week ending Sept. 1.-.-l6.20 For Month of August-1S.346
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New-York tribune., 1920-12-21
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