The evening world. Newspaper, September 28, 1920, Page 8

f i ULEL ove! Section of South Dakota— | Pleased at Outlook. ‘DOUX CITY, In, Sept. 2—A! campaigning calling for sixteen equalling his record mark, Degun here by Gov. Cox of Ohto. | Drief before-broaktast talk here at station headed one of the hard- Programmes of the Democratic " tial candidate's trip. «From here a special train provided By the South Dakota committer was @hxeged to take him on a tour of | Murteen cities in the southern and parts of South Dakota. His ‘here was the only lowa en- ent on the Governor's itiner- “Tho Leugile of Nations and agri- — questions were the major of Gov. Cox for his South Da- tour, which followed hard on heols of the dozen speeches he ‘Mateo yesterday throughout Nebras- Be, closing at Omaha last night. a Amonr the South Pakota cities on oe os itinerary were Ek Point, . lilion, Yankton, Stockland, ‘Tripp, Parkton, Mitepoll, Alexandria, Bers, Bridgewater, Parker, Lonnox, Canton and Sioux Fills Ho was Billed for two addresses at Mitchell finale to-night at Sioux Falla, to departure for engagements t0-morrow at St. Joseph, Mo, To- @eka, Wichita and other Kanaas Soins, (Gor, Cox expressed himself as flour, despite reports to Democratic Deadquarters that the so-called Ger- Man yote will be virtually a unit for Harting. The Governor considered Ms reception at Omaha as one of the host enthusiastic of the tour. | Gov. Cox is definitely on recom as opposed to striking Article X. treaty. He says it Is simply of the Monroe Doctrine @ world affairs, and that it could not * diininated without injuring the a9-INCH, WAIST IN LEAD. Wemen Vie ta Novel Uxew York women yoters ara Inter- held throughout the State to le for the Democratic cam- “hed Elizabeth Masvary, National fe fea soa measurt ane “Saimts of the ry ‘at five cents an inch Yeing «good aport, abe defies se Marbury sed tise A: jon eBay f Hed Crp famo 2 former uing Ee "ine tnehen ‘and the latter olgh- OVINGTON’S “The Gift Shop of 5th Ave” $14 Fifth Ave, nr. 32d St. p ate Stops on Its Way to Wheeling. ON BOARD 6HNATOR HARD- ING'S SPECIAL TRAIN, Sept. 28.— Carrying his campaign into anocthe: of the political border Staten, Son- ator Halting began to-day a atren- tions schedule of addresses which will take him to most of the larger cities of West Virginia before he returns to Marion to-morrow night. Tho only set apecch on to-day's schedule was to be at an evening meeting at Wheeling, but the epecial train made numerous short stops at other pointe, where crowde greeted the Republican nominee and asked him to address them. To-morrow he will stop at Parkerwburg, Hunt ington and Kenova, besides making @ @wing into Kentucky for an after noon speech at Ashland ‘The exceptional heat has made hin and his voice showed “the strain of last night's epecch to the tumultuous gathering trip unusually trying, in the Baltimore auditortum As he travelled westwant to-day Senator Harding took up various Im- portant features of hia campaign in conferences with several of his olmest advisers. On his train were Harry ‘M. Dawghtery, the nominee's, pre- convention manager, Charles D. Hilles, former Republican National Chairman ahd former Senator George | ness agninst Grogs Righly pleased with his Nebraska | Sutherland of Utah, who ts on the! jail RIG SPECS CRMPAEN SWAG, ON TODAY'S TOUR FINS HEAT TRYING iaailiinigpes Travels Over Large Special Train Makes Numerous TH ~| Hardie Headquarters staff at Mari- oh ia understood that among other things they talked over final plans for the speaking trip to be made by the Senator jate next month to New York and New boo irene NEW INQUIRY BEGUN | INTO GIRL'’S DEATH Coroner's Record Shows Kuller Re- moved Auto License Plate and Gave False Name. CATSKILL, N, Y., Sept. 26—Dis- triet Attorney Curtis has obtained a transcript of the testimony at the Cor- oner’s inquest into the death of Miss | jay Costello of Brooklyn, who was Killed in an automobile acaident « woek ago while riding with Moses Kuller, a New York clothing manu- fodturer. Attorney's action was taken with a view to possible Grand Jury action. ‘The testimony indicates that Kuller gave the name of Davis after the ac eldent, that he removed the license plate from his wrecked car and that he had béen speeding—although he dontes this. Kuller testified that be onuse of unpleasant ciroumstances at home he had come to Catskill for an outing. r GROGAN GETS 15 MONTHS. Former State Mot Tnapector Sem- temord for Shave in Couspiracy. Robert BE. Grogen, former tnapsetor pt the State Motor License Bureau, convicted Inst week Of conspiracy to violate the Federal Motor Yehivie by aasisting tn the sale of severai stolen automodties which were browkht co th elty from New Jersdy, was sentenced yesterday by Federal Judge Wilitma # Sheppard to serve fifteen montha In the United States Penitentiary at Atlante, Ga, John BE. 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