Connecticut Senator Brandegee Dies by Gas Death
Senator Frank Brandegee of Connecticut, a longtime Republican leader, died by inhaling gas at his home after financial troubles. The 60-year-old bachelor was found on the third floor with a rubber tube in hand and a coroner's verdict of death by his own action.
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Senator Brandegee
Connecticut
Washington
Frank Brandegee
Congress
W. G. Lindy
Senate
Jeseage
George
Emma
Jiufus
Seventeenth Street
Lundy
Frank B. Brandegee
Imma
Rufus
Vintus Kenney
Brandegee
Jones
New London
Onn
Mr. Brandegee
Lie
Branderee
Senate’ Judiciary Committee
Lodge
Weather Forecast for Denver and Regions
Denver fair Wednesday and Thursday with little temperature change. Arizona fair midweek with minimal variation. Mexico local report shows 24 hour period ending 5 mm with varied temperatures and humidity. winds light to moderate. sky partly cloudy.
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Denver
Arizona
Amexico
LOCAR
Univer i
Sunrise and Sunset Times Townwide Notice
Sunrise on October 16 is at 6 12 a m and sunset occurs at an unspecified time in the provided text. The fragment references a daily sun entry without clear local context or additional details.
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Anta
Pes
New York Author Helen Woodruff Dies After Window Fall
The playwright Helen Smith Woodruff, 36, known for The Lady of the Lighthouse and Mr Doctor-Man, reportedly leaped or fell from a second story window at her New York home. Her husband Lewis B. Woodruff, a lawyer and scientist, notes years of nervous illness and blindness accompanying her prolific career and philanthropy.
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New York
Helen Smith Woodruff
Penrhn Stanlaws
Lewis B. Woodruff
Woodruff
Selma
Ala
New York Association For the Blind
City of
France
Love
Publican floor leader in Senate clash after GOP majority
A senior Republican floor leader shapes key Senate debates as party members push oversight and policy amid a Republican majority in the chamber. The veteran lawmaker anchors committee strategy and speaker roll calls during turbulent times.
Franks Clayero Defendants Named in Damage Suit
Chicago October 14. A damage suit of 160.90 was filed by taxicab driver Charles Ream alleging mutilation by Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb. Ream says he was drugged blindfolded and held in a car November 21 last year and identified the two as his attackers after their arrest. He cannot work since the injury.
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Chicago
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Charles Ream
Zon
Loeb
Leopold
Robert Franks
Ream
Old Resident Mrs. J. M. Riddle Dead in Alamogordo
Mrs. J. M. Riddle longtime Alamogordo resident dies after weeks of illness at her home. She and her family will bury her in Denton Texas, with Riddle and Mrs. Underwood accompanying. A former Eastern Star leader and club worker, she served as matron of the local chapter.
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Alamogordo
N. M
J. M. Riddle
Riddle
Eastern Star
Cloudcroft
2 Ff
Artesia Junior High Damaged by Fire
Artesia New Mexico October 11 The junior high school building here was nearly destroyed by a fire of unknown origin last night. The blaze was discovered about midnight and fought by the fire department with several streams of water. The fire started on the first floor and spread rapidly to the upper floors. Estimated damage runs to about 14000 as the schools were already overcrowded and strained to handle the situation.
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Artesia
N. M
Phich
Flight of ZR d due in America today
Radio messages report the ZR d flight due in the United States today and the cruiser steadily reducing mileage toward its future home at Lakehurst.
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America
Cruiser
Lakehurst
Planes Reach New Jersey at High Speed This Forenoon
All engines run at cruising speed as a flight is reported to arrive in New Jersey this forenoon. The craft was accelerating to speeds as high as 70 knots.
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New Jersey
Dirigible Expected to Reach Lakehurst by Noon
A wireless message from the ZU-3 to Airdrome Lakehurst reports the airship is traveling at a steady rate and is forecast to arrive at Lakehurst before noon today.
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Lakehurst
N. 4
Associated Press
ZR-3 Flight Reports From Captain Steele Nearing Lakehurst
Washington reports a message from Captain Steele aboard the ZR-3 describing position and speed as of 2:15 p m EST with engines cruising and fuel lasting about 66 hours. He notes height gains, cooling conditions, and weather ahead as the airship advances toward Lakehurst, with warnings of fog and potential higher altitude flight to avoid poor ground conditions.
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Washington
Steele
Navy Department
Radio Corporation of America
Lakehurst
Radio Corporation Aid
A. m
Robert Dollar
Harding
Germany
Fayal
Azores
Dirigible stripped to increase purl capacity at Lakehurst
Lakehurst N J Oct 14 The ZR 3 has been stripped of nonessential gear to boost fuel for the long ocean voyage. Officers unpack packing cases from Friedrichshafen revealing no equipment. LT Edmund T Stewart says gear will be installed for the commercial passenger ship with 79 to 86 aboard. During the 4200 mile hop the ZR 8 carries 31 men including four American officers as passengers.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Associated Press
Friedrichshafen
Edmund T. Stewart
Hume
Cruiser escapes prom PNE favorable weather
An airship ZH-3, after three days aloft from Friedrichshafen, battles head winds and fog, then finds better weather and heads toward Lakehurst New Jersey. It travels northwest to seek clear conditions and reports steady speeds up to 70 knots toward the American coast.
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Washington
Cape Cable
N. S&s
Navy Department
Lockwood accuses Davis of false and criminal statements
Washington reports former RNC secretary George R. Lockwood charges Democratic nominee John W. Davis with making outrageously false and criminally obnoxious references at Terre Haute about Senator Wheeler's Montana indictment. Davis counters with a telegram denying the charge and demanding proof of a frame-up.
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Washington
George R. Lockwood
Republican National Committee
John W. Davis
Terre Haute
Wheeler
Montana
Davis
Lockwood
la Yvollette
Congress
Mate Fryan
Shenandoah 1 Resumes Flight Up Coast From Coronado Beach
Coronado Beach Calif Oct 14 Orders issued for the naval dirigible Shenandoah crew to board at 7 AM for a Pacific coast voyage departure half an hour after. Shenandoah loaded 600 pounds of gasoline and helium filled gas bags. Commander Lansdown said only a heavy gale could delay and no route details were announced.
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Coronado Beach
Calif
Dirigible
Shenandoah
Pacific Coast
Lansdown
Moffatt
Naval Bureau of Aeronautics
Los Angeles
Three Bandits Rob Messenger in Los Angeles
Three bandits in a large automobile held Bert Cowan messenger for Merchants National Bank in Los Angeles and escaped with 256,600 in currency. The car drew alongside Cowan's vehicle, the trio covered him with pistols, forced the money from the shell, recovered it, and fled.
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Los Angeles
Bert Cowan
Merchants National Bank
Cowan
Ehel
New Mexico Employment Survey Shows Industry Shifts
An October 14 report from the A. K. Employment Service outlines September employment in New Mexico. Cotton and coal mining expand while metal mining stays moderate. highway and municipal projects create hundreds of jobs. A sheep herder shortage in the southeast and a broad construction push accompany steady manufacturing and city building programs.
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Denver
New Mexico
A. & K Employment Service
Department of Labor
Farmington
Bernalillo
Chaves
Quay
Albuquerque
Santa Fe— Thia
Planta
Indictment Against Rosenbluth Dismissed by Court
The indictment against Robert Rosenbluth for the 1918 murder of Major Alexander Cronkhite at Camp Lewis was dismissed by Judge E F Cushman on motion of special prosecutor James W. Ose. The ruling came from Tacoma Washington on October 14.
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Tacoma
Wash
Robert Rosenbiuth
Alexander Cronkhite
Camp Lewis
E. F. Cushman
James W. Ose
Heene Wiine
Blaine Claims Coolidge Behind Framed Charges in Teapot Dome Inquiry
Governor Blaine of Wisconsin denounces President Coolidge for presiding over a biased Teapot Dome inquiry and accuses the administration of concealing facts. He says moneyed interests and special privilege control government, with corruption reaching toward the White House.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Associated Press
John J. Blaine
Wisconsin
Coolidge
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
la Follette
Wheeler
Mr. Briaine
Wall Street
Brookhart
White House
Rilaine
Senate
McLean
Waim Beach
Davis 10 Fight Corruption If He Is Elected
John W. Davis vows to seek recall if elected and corruption remains after two years. He told Illinois voters in Mattoon that he would call a special election to remove any who fail to wipe privilege from statutes. The Democrat urged protest voters to back his party to end abuses of power.
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Springfield
Asociated
Illinois
John W. Davis
Mr. Davis
Davis
Mattoon
Hil
Terre Haute
Ind
Tie
Harlan and Prevost Marry in Hollywood Ceremony
Kenneth Harlan and Marie Prevost, both part of the film colony in Hollywood, Calif, were married today in a ceremony held here.
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Kenneth Harlan
Marie Prevost
Hollywood
Calif
Industry adds jobs across most regions in September
Washington reports industrial employment rose in nearly all regions in September. The labor department notes gains and says several areas show ample farm labor supply.
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Washington
United States
Labor Department
Coolidge Predicted To Carry Montana By Landstrum
O. M. Landstrum republican national committeeman from Montana predicted the GOP ticket will win the state. He cited surveys and polls. A closer Senate race is expected with Democrat Walsh seeking re election. Coolidge plans limited campaign remarks this week until his Chamber of Commerce address next week.
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Washington
Coolidge
Montana
O. M. Landstrum
Tandstrum
Senate
Walsh
Otero Endorses Nonpartisan Game Commission Plan
Manuel B. Otero republican candidate for governor urges a nonpartisan game commission with power to hire the state game warden. In a letter dated October 19, 1924, he argues the department should be managed by professionals, insulated from politics, and guided by game and fish protection groups.
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Manuel B. Otero
Otero
B. Jamison
Game Protective Association
Albuquerque
N. M
Mr. Jamison
Game Department
Tou
Aldo Leopold
Manuel HB. Otero
Mecca Plunder Raid Amid Food Shortage Reported
The Mecca city area is reported to lack food after the retirement of King Ali and his government. Descriptions say Bedouins plunder private houses as disorder resumes. Mecca residents appeal to the British government to halt further bloodshed.
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Jerusalem
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Mecca
Ali
Widow Governor Nominee Delights Wyoming Democrats
Nellie Taylor Ross, widow of Governor William Bradford Ross, is chosen by acclamation as Wyoming Democratic gubernatorial candidate. The nomination follows a era of woman suffrage. Patrick O Connor's bid withdrawn. Ross vows to carry on her husband’s programs, as she faces a November election against Republican Eugene J. Sullivan.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Associated Preas
Woma
Wyoming
Nellie Taylor Rose
William Bradford Yrose
Mre. Ross
Ross
Patrick O'Connor
Casper
Natrona County
Mia
Boycot
Ambrose
George
University of Wyoming
William Bradford Ross
Republican State Assembly
Eugene J. Bullivan
Basin
Sullivan
German Loan Over-Subscribed on First Day in United States
Heavy demand for the 119.6 million portion of the German loan offered in the United States. Initial price 94 3 8 with premiums for bonds trading on the New York Stock Exchange. Dealers moved large blocks, totals surpassing four million in day’s sales.
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United States
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Detroit Edison Company
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