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WORLD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 1920. : ® Ny, ais Ai gs Ane ns al: ts a THE EVENING burgh speech. ‘The candidate chal- \N bh. R f | oor THOMAS'S Jenged the committee to call Chicago the truth under oath tn Chicago, Referring to testimony of Blossom ' that paid agents of the Republican National Committee assisted in tho Cuyahoga County quota, Cox charred a that these workers were reoclving trom $300 to $500 a week. CONDITION GRAVE) ttspatiicans who, he satd, have beon raising the quota there. ny Husband Declares She Took Over-|. Gov. Cox declared Chairman Hays a thical ON INDUSTRY dose of Mercurial Medicine —[fxings in politien, but ne aid not tel By Mistake. | PARIS, Sept. 9 (United Press).—The i Condition of Miss Olive Thomas, movie lag star, suffering from mercurial polson- es ing in the American hospital at Neullly, ‘waa reported to-day to be unimproved. des Union Congress Takes pr. Joneph Choate of Loa, Angeles, eps to Enforce Resolu- Whe 1 handling stan ‘Thomas’ cane, ; said after = consulation with leading tion Adopted. . Paris specialists that while her con- Bs abandoned hope. dition was extremely grave he had not OUTH, Bngland, Sept. % = Jack Pickford, film actor and hus- des Union Congress in sea- dent of Miss ‘Thomas, whe-had been at 6 hospital constantly since she was Fepresenting about 2,500,000 taxon in, denied they had quarroled adopted a résolution to-day and said they had been living amicably, | natbitit . at the Ritz, He said his wife had got cee y for unem~ 5014 of the wrong bottle and hed taken shall be borne by industry, an overdose of medicine containing mer- «od hpnaticasy sabredapiedbar Se oe sia stax 5 . 2 joate wi omas was on fall below 86 per cent Of on verge of a nervous breakdown from jes @armed when in full employ- overwork and that as @ result her sys- Ovteittingsthe , Clea Cin. 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Money Back for Any Unsatisfactory Purchase the minor degree of the crime no option but to send them Refofmatory. He asserted,| EN ROUTE, WITH GOV. COX. ever, that tad they been found | GREAT FALLS, Mont., Sept. 9.—Will as at first charged, of high-| Hays, Chairman of the Republican robbery, assault and receiving | National Committee, should be dis- Serer Reh att | oto orn of tetimony bs fore the Senate Campaign Expendi- od tae here to wtates | tures Committee yesterday, Gov. F James M. Cox said here before leav- ing for Helena to open the second day's stump campaign in Montana. D VAN DRIVER PICKETS. | °C). “Cox rocerred to statements of [Dpen Daily 8AM, to 8 P.M. 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