The Daily Star-Mirror
VOLUME X
MOSCOW, LATAH COUNTY, IDAHO. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1920
NUMBER 21
HARDING ON TWO DAYS' TOUR
PROVIDENCE, Rhode Island—(By A. P.)—Governor Cox experienced
probably the liveliest bombardment of questions during his campaign during
his address here today to several thousand persons in the public square,
statement that he favored the submission of the Irish question to the league
of nations was cheered,
part of Ireland."
The
Asked if Ulster is included he replied; "'Ulster is a
Harding On Speaking Trip in Ohio
MARION, Ohio—(By A. P.)—Senator Harding left, aboard a special train,
today for Jackson, Ohio, the first stop of a two days' speaking tour, ending
at Buffalo tomorrow night.
Compares Work of Two Great Parties
JACKSON, Ohio—(By A. P.)—Governor Cox continued his
New England campaign with the league of nations as his principal slogan
under the hard schedule extending through Rhode Island, Massachusetts and
Connecticut.
Will Cost Four Billion to Operate Government
WASHINGTON—(By A. P.)—Government expenditures of four billion
dollars during the next fiscal year were forecast by Secretary of the Treasury
Houston today before the American Bankers' Association. He said there
Indications of falling receipts and he urged "the strictest economy."
To Go After More Foreign Trade
WASHINGTON—(By A. P.)—Government expenditures of four billion
dollars during the next fiscal year were forecast by Secretary of the Treasury
Houston today before the American Bankers' Association. He said there
Indications of falling receipts and he urged "the strictest economy."
To Go After More Foreign Trade
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