Hearst Replies Tony in Public Clash Over Hylan Raid
William Randolph Hearst counters Governor Alfred Smith in a telegraphed Los Angeles statement, repeating charges that Smith insinuated Ku Klux Klan involvement against Mayor Hylan and alleging Smith conspired with William G. McAdoo to back John W. Davis at the Democratic National Convention. Smith counters that Hearst’s claim is false and denies direct talk with McAdoo at the Ritz, while admitting a Davis compromise was discussed.
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New York
William Randolph Hearst
Alfred Smith
Hylan
Smith
William G. McAdoo
John W. Davis
Los Angeles
Joseph A. Moore
New York American
Hearst
Billingsgate
Bellevue
Governor Smith
Mr. Hearst
Fisher
Mr. McAdoo
Ritz Hotel
Nixon
Tammany
Morgan
Davis
Mrs C R Dupree taken to Wise Sanitarium
Mrs C R Dupree of Concord was brought to Wise Sanitarium last Wednesday in poor condition. R H Stubbs was appointed to fill the unexpired term of W C Flatte as superintendent of New Point Sunday school last Sunday, with continued progress expected under Flatte’s leadership. Rylander church seeks balance of conference collections at next Sunday’s preaching service and asks members unable to attend to send their contribution.
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C. R.dupree
Concord
Wise Sanitarium
R. H. Stubbs
W. C. Flatte
New Point
Flatte
Rylander Church
Purification Health Ad Promotes Calotabs System Cleanse
An advertisement urges readers to purify the entire system with Calotabs as a foundation of health. It recommends a thorough course once or twice weekly for several weeks, promising vitality, and offers a family package with directions for 35 cents and a trial 10 cents at any drug store.
Million Dollar Fire Wipes Out Montreal Block
A massive blaze devastates an entire Montreal city block causing over $500000 in damage. The report notes a large crowd, a devotional close, and fundraising efforts amid the ruins as Miss Annie Mae Brannen seeks conference dues.
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Montreal
Canada
Annie Mae Brannen
Hatton Towson Memorial Fund
League
Southern Abandon Short Line Authorized by ICC
Washington Sept 4 The Interstate Commerce Commission finance commission recommended that the Southern railway be authorized to abandon its line from Morristown to Carnyton Pennsylvania at the end of six months.
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Nance Commission
The
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
Southern Railway
Lin
Morristown
Carnyton, Pen
Divorce suit links Wallace to wife’s death incident
William Sherman, husband of Mrs. Bert coe PARE ISHN, filed for divorce on June 20 alleging Wallace as the correspondent in a case tied to the woman’s death. The fragmentary notice implicates a possible affair and a fatal outcome, filed in the divorce action.
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Coe
Ishn
Ted
Bert [Raed
William Sherman
Wallace
Babe Ruth Returns to New York Crestfallen
George Herman Ruth known as Babe Ruth arrives in New York City and appears crestfallen, with a photograph capturing his somber mood as the story of his feeling unfolds.
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George Herman Ruth
Babe
New York City
Plains Epworth League Revival Brightens Sunday Service
Mrs. R. S. Oliver hosted a Sunday school class at her Plains home on Wednesday with many young ladies attending. The event featured music readings contests and refreshments signaling renewed energy in the Plains Epworth League during last Sunday’s service.
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R. S. Oliver
Plains
Plains Epworth League
Robert E Howe to Be Buried Saturday
Funeral services for Robert Esh ton Howe a prominent Leesburg resident who died at his Leesburg home Thursday morning will be held at 3 o clock Saturday from the residence The Masons will lead the ceremonies Rev L W Walker pastor of the Leesburg Methodist Church will officiate Interment will be in the Leesburg cemetery
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Robert Eshton Howe
Leesburg
Masons
L. W. Walker
Leesburk Methodist Church
Leesburge Cemetery
Navy to dispatch 18 destroyers for missing ship PN-9
San Francisco September 4 The navy department orders Admiral Hobson to despatch 18 destroyers that left Samoa in search of the missing number one and its crew.
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San Francisco
Navy Department
Hobson
Samoa
Navy ships debate caps on capital ships and cruisers
The article discusses naval limits with a focus on setting a cap for capital ships while allowing cruisers up to 10,000 tons, indicating ongoing debate without a defined ceiling for cruisers. The discussion involves Navy personnel and policy considerations reflected in continued coverage.
The Standard and Monday Ad Price List Highlights
A retail ad lists multiple items with discounted prices including linoleum squares, boys trousers and knee pants, men and women clothing, hats, slips, knickers, and hosiery. It features fabric remnants, pongee, crepe, silk items, socks, rope, work shirts, overalls, gingham, sheeting, pillow cases, and seamless sheets with price points from 15 cents to 12 dollars. This page captures a broad catalog of early 20th century retail goods and promotions.
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Hong Kong
Axminster
Golden Rule Chambray
Union
Two suspected suicides and murder victims found in car
Denver police say Wallace of Knoxville Tennessee and Mrs. Ethel E Sherman of Denver were found dead in an automobile today. Authorities report death by their own action and murder as the causes.
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Denver
Wallace
Knoxville
Tenn
Ethel E. Sherman
Colo
Reginald Vanderbilt Dies At Home In Portsmouth
Reginald C. Vanderbilt died early this morning at his country home Sandy Point Farm near Portsmouth. A leading horseman in the county, he served as president of the National Horse Show Association of America. The funeral arrangements were not immediately announced.
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Portsmouth
Reginald C. VanderMlt
Sandy Paint
National Horse Show Association of America
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Plains Methodist Circuit
United States
England
Japan
Coolidge
Bie Navy
Bie
America
Southern
Washinton
N. R. Harris
E. Forsyth Street
Jjudley
Pera Fouse
Buddy Roosevelt
Reles
Robert E. Howe
Birthstones
Thos. S. Bell, Inc
Jackson and
Forsyth Streets
Harris Grocery
Forsyth Street
Bank of Commerce
Americus, GA
B. M
O Times-Recorder
Aman
Atlanta Trust Co
R. L. Maynard
FP. B. Williford
Coral Gables
Neon Buchanan
Tyson’s Place
Planters Seed & Drug Co
R. S. Broadhurst
Lamar St
Planters Seed and Drug Co
Americas
Jno. W. Shiver
G. W. Walters
Libby
Pyar
Forsyth St
Ginger
Jackson Si
Reginald Vanderbilt
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