Old-line politicians weigh election chaos and party deals
Article surveys scenarios if the presidential election goes to Congress. It weighs chairmen reviving electoral coalitions to honor popular plurality, conservative Republicans backing Davis to block Bryan, and the Senate’s likely tussles among Dawes Wheeler and others, with maps of potential cross-party pacts.
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Congress
Bryan
House
Davis
Senate
Bryant
White House
Dawes
Democrats
Wold
Wheeler
Patches Called 10 MD Youths Relates Loeb Trial Facts
Germaine Reinhard known as Patches describes her dealings with Dick Loeb and Leopold in Chicago. She recalls meeting Dick in a loop department store and dating him two to three times weekly. She says she never dated Babe Leopold alone and asserts they were only friends, not engaged, with tensions over social crowds on the South and North Sides.
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LOEB
Chicago
Germaine Reinhard
Dick” Loeb
Bobby” Franks
Leopold
Bud
University of Illinois
Michigan
Babe’ Leopold
Babe
Susan Lurie
Dickie
Fellows
President Welcomes Prince of Wales at White House Luncheon
The Prince of Wales arrived in Washington for a three hour visit tied to the Coolidge mourning. President Coolidge greeted him cordially at the White House and hosted an informal luncheon with cabinet members and their wives. Banners and bunting marked Wales's visit as officials planned a brief unofficial reception.
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Washington
Prince of Wales
White House
Coolidge
Calvin, Jr
Coolidges
Prince Wales and Mountbatten Meet reporters in New York
In New York August 30 the Prince and Lord Mountbatten arrived aboard the Berengaria to greet about sixty reporters. The heir to the British throne chatted with journalists on deck C, smiling and unruffled as he answered questions before reboarding the yacht for Glen Cove.
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New York
Prince
Lord Louis Mountbatten
Narrows
Wales
Black Watch
Glen Cove
United States
Gems Enter Evidence in Mors McCoy Murder Case
In Los Angeles on August 30 more gems were recovered as evidence in the Mors McCoy murder and gem smuggling case. The discovery followed the opening of two safety deposit boxes registered to Kid McCoy, the former boxer accused in the murder of Mrs. Theresa Mors.
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Los Angeles
Mors-McCoy
Kid McCoy
Theresa Mors
Embargo on Arms Shipments Lifted by President Coolidge
Washington August 30. Embargo on arms shipments to Cuba is lifted by presidential proclamation. The action ends the emergency caused by internal Cuba disturbances based on official information.
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Washington
Cuba
Coolidge
Severe quake recorded at Georgetown University
Washington August 30 An earthquake described as rather severe was logged on the seismograph at Georgetown University last night. Officials reported the greatest intensity near 11 30 o clock. It is believed to have originated in the region of Japan.
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Washington
Georgetown University
Japan
Aged Woman Found Dead At Mirror Lake
Aged 60 year old Mrs Cora E Mitchell is believed to have committed suicide by jumping into Mirror Lake in St Peters burg Florida. Her body was found near the shore early today and identified later by a household member. Despondency is listed as the cause. little is known about her but it is understood she has relatives in Watertown New York. Efforts are underway to locate them.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Cora”E. Mitchell
Mirror Lake
Watertown
N. Yo
Tampa Woman Edith Conway Testimony in $24,000 Robbery Trial
In Tampa on August 30 two bank employees testified as Edith Conway stands trial for aiding the $24,000 theft from banker A. C. Clewis. Clewis testified she deposited $3,700 in two local banks five days after the robbery. Conway, a former Tampa policewoman, is charged as an accessory.
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Tampa
Edith Conway
A. C. Clewis
Heys Named Trustee by Governor Walker
Montezuma August 30 J. E. Heys of Montezuma has been appointed to the board of trustees of the Georgia Agricultural College at Athens by Governor Clifford Walker.
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Montezuma
E. Heys
The
Georgia Agricultural College At
Athens
Clifford Walker
Tuskegee Railroad to Extend Operations
The Tuskegee Railroad Company today received authority from the Interstate Commerce Commission to operate their line and to construct an extension into Macon County Georgia.
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Washington
Tuskegee Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Macon County
Georgia
Pulaski gathers large cotton crop in Hawkinsville area
Hawkinsville Ga August reports indicate a rapid cotton harvest with Pulaski county expected to double last year’s 4 bale output. About 609 bales have been marketed this season as local and visiting buyers boost demand daily, keeping prices steady.
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Hawkinsville
Pulaski County
Georgia Weather Forecast Preview
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday in Georgia with slightly warmer conditions in the western portion. Tonight will be mild with light winds as temperatures edge upward, while Sunday brings continued warmer air and temple-like sunshine across western counties.
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Georgia
French Troops to Evacuate Dortmund at Once
Washington reports the French government will order the Dortmund evacuation in the Ruhr district to begin tomorrow per Premier Herriot's agreement. The move follows the London agreement signed earlier today, marking acceptance of the Dawes plan.
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Dortmund
Herriot
London
Paris
Ruhr
Pact Signed by Representatives At London Conference
London August 30 representatives of various nations formally signed the pact drafted at the recent international conference to put the Tawes plan into effect.
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London
Dawes Reparations Plan Ratified, White House Buzzes
President Coolidge and cabinet members expressed extreme gratification Friday as news arrived that the Dawes reparations plan was ratified by the German Reichstag. The cabinet, gathered informally, discussed the settlement while Secretary Hughes reacted with a quip about the situation.
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Coolidge
Reichstag
White House
Trig
Autis
Hughes
Crops Suffer in Georgia from Extreme Dry Weather
Atlanta August 30 reports statewide crops show signs of drought with corn and cotton turning yellow amid several days of high temperatures. The record notes crop distress across Georgia as rain remains scarce.
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Atlanta
Civil War Threat Looms in Shanghai District Clashes Escalate
Skirmishing continues between Kiangsu and Chekiang factions near Quinsan and Soo Chow amid calls for foreign intervention. Shanghai city and Kiangnan arsenals targeted as 65,000 Kiangsu troops push toward control, with Chin Li and Hunan forces aiding. Foreign warships head to Shanghai as rival armies hover outside the city awaiting expected hourly battles.
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Stianghai
Quinsan
Kiangsu
Soo Chow
Chechang
Chin-li
Hunan
Shanghai
Kiangnan
Hangeno
Kiangsu Province
Tong
Wu Jei Fu
Chihli
Yangtsie
Chang Tso-Lin
Hig
Pekin
Wu Pei Fu
Major powers warn China over foreign losses near Shanghai
A note from the United States Great Britain France and Japan to the Chinese Government pledges responsibility for foreign property or lives in any war near Shanghai. Reports claim fighting between Cai Hsieh-Yuan and Lu Yuang Hsiang near Kiangsu Chekiang border remain unconfirmed as Shanghai Hangchow Railroad traffic is said to be halted though a derailment explains the delay.
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Kiangsu-Chekiang
Shanghai
Rmors
Shanghai Hangchow
American Released by Mexican Bandits
The state department released a dispatch from the American consul at Durango Mexico reporting the release by Mexican bandits of R G Barrineau who had been kidnapped August 16 at Tepehuanes The advices said Mr Barrineau would arrive at Durango this week.
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Washington
State Department
Durango
Mexico
R. G.barrinean
Tepehaunes
Barrineau
Duran
Two Trains Crash Near Rochester Injure Twenty Victims
Rochester August 30 A crash involving the Detroit and Lake Shore Limited and a fast New York Central train near Rochester today sent about twenty people to area hospitals. A relief train carried the injured to Rochester for treatment as officials gathered details from the scene.
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Detroit & Lake Shore Limited
New York Central Flyer
Rochester
New York Central
Flyers Take Off From Greenland To Labrador Mission
Washington reports no new updates on the world flyers planned to depart from Greenland to Indian Harbor Labrador today while weather remains unfavorably calm with no late storms. The air service officers assume the aviators have already launched despite the conditions.
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Washington
Air Service
Fiigtut
Greenland
Indian Harbor
Labrador
Georgia Methodists Paying On Pledges Across Conferences
Georgia Methodists report large pledges to fund a Superannuate endowment for worn out ministers. North Georgia Conference contributed 25,651.01 dollars and South Georgia 10,159.78 dollars. Dr. Luther E. Todd of St. Louis says over 600,000 dollars has been sent from 38 annual conferences to the Board of Finance, which aims to raise 10 million dollars in five years.
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Atlanta
Asaierik
Board of Finance of
St. Louis
Southern Methodists
State of George
North Georgia
Georgia
Theodist Episcopal Church
South
Luther E. Todd
North Georgia Conference
South Georgia Conference
Todd
Board of Finance
St. 48
Board of
Fina
Mystery Death of Nebraska Couple Stuns Town
In Wymore Nebraska on August 30 a 15 year old girl Nenie Des Sie and 16 year old Charles Clary were found dead in a woods patch. Authorities investigate whether it was a double suicide or a homicide then suicide. A revolver was found in his hand.
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Neb
Dessie
Nenie
Charles ‘Clary
Clie
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