Harding Talks to First Voters
MARION, Ohio—(By A. P.)—"First Voters Day," at the Harding front porch brought many delegations of young men and women to hear the nominee's plea for "America, First," as the motto for these about to cast ballots for the first time. Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Kentucky, and Ohio sent the largest delegations.
Investigate Democratic Booze Party
WASHINGTON—(By A. P.)—Attorney General Palmer today directed the United States district attorney at San Francisco to "make a full and complete investigation of reports that 40 barrels of whiskey and gin were withdrawn from bond at San Francisco for the entertainment of delegates to the democratic national convention."
Women Can Vote In All States In November
WASHINGTON—(By A. P.)—The supreme court today refused to advance the hearing of the suit brought by Charles S. Fairchild for an injunction restraining. Secretary of State Colby from promulgating the federal suffrage amendment.
This precludes the possibility of the case being heard before the November elections.
Spokane—The reclamation of the 17 western arid and semi-arid states is to be told to the east in an intensive campaign to be inaugurated forthwith under the auspices of the Western States Reclamation association.
A budget of $100,000 is to be raised immediately to finance the necessary educational work.
This was determined at a conference between Governor D. W. Davis of Idaho, president of the Western States Reclamation association; James A. Johnson, Shelby, Mont., president of the northwest reclamation league; E. F. Blaine of Seattle, a director.  In both organizations; N. 