Grads and dads feted at homecoming in Hoover campaign flurry
Washington reports Herbert Hoover campaign aides including Postmaster General New move to halt two whisper stories amid bitter race. Akerson denies a Booze tale of Hoover dining with Mississippi leader Mary Booze. Lansford postmaster and assistant suspended over alleged mailing of anti Hoover circulars without proper postmarks.
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Thomas L. Stores
Washington
Herbert
Lansford
Hoover
Pennsylvania
Theodore G Bilbo
Mississippi
Akerson
Memphis
Bilbo
United States
Ryone
Homer
Mound
Alfred E Smith
Syracuse
Work
Republican Committee
South
New
Robert M Stickler
Bessie Burns Stickler
Allerzog
Chicago
U.F
Isabelle Grant
Kenlars
Wiemar
Dresden
Cologne
Grant
Malling Point
Belle Applegate
British Scientist to Send Message to Mars This Week
London reports Dr Mansfield Robinson a British scientist says a message from Mars will be transmitted next Wednesday using Rugby wireless facilities. He claims Martian language words translate to God is all in all and describes a telepathic link with a Martian woman to arrange the exchange.
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Mars
Keith Jones
London
Mars Broadcasting
England
Mansfield Robinson
Dom Ga
Robinson
God
Rugby
Rebingon
Earth
Smith Prods Board on Speech of 1919
Gov Alfred E Smith critiques a 1919 speech, claiming it hostile toward Herbert Hoover. The Democratic nominee concentrates on pivotal states, pursuing a sharp, high‑energy campaign finale after a strong Chicago Armory address.
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Smith
Borad
Herbert Hoover
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Chicago
Alfred E. Smith
Gypsy Moth pilot Lands After Atlantic Flight Try
Lieutenant Commander Donald MacDonald aimed to cross the Atlantic in a small Gypsy Moth with a 24 foot wing span and 880 pound weight. He departed Hathor Grace and reportedly landed about 70 miles east of Harbor Grace Newfoundland, as search efforts continued with mixed reports and political rhetoric filling the page.
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Corammauler
F.C. MacDonald
Newfoundland
Bingland
Lindbergh
Dr Bownocker Dies After Prolonged Illness
Dr John A Bownocker 63 longtime Ohio state geologist and Ohio State University faculty member died at his Columbus home after an eight month illness. He served as head of the state geological survey from 1906 until his death, had 40 years with the university, and would have marked his 40th anniversary of graduation this June. He studied at Chicago and Yale and began with the survey in 1892.
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Columbus
Iohn A. Bownocker
Ohio
Bownocker
Ohio State University
Chicago
Yale Univer
State Geological Survey
Fights to jail minister over contempt of Indiana Supreme Court
Indiana Attorney General Arthur L Gilliam seeks to force Rev L S Shumaker to serve a 60 day jail term despite a governor pardoning him for contempt of the Indiana Supreme Court The move argues the governor had no power to pardon and Shumaker had published statements in The American Issue Anti Saloon League publication the Indiana report Ford invited as first billonaire passenger on Graf Zeppelin flight to Washington
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Indianapolis
Arthur L. Gillom
Rev. L. S. Shumaker
Ea| Jackson
Shumaker
Indiana
Anti-Saloon League
Tnndiana Supreme Court
Gilliam
Jackson
Indiana Report
Supreme Court
William Allen White Attacks Al Smith In Glasgow Talk
In Glasgow on Oct 10 William Allen White urged perseverance of Mrs McPherson in facing hostile students at Glasgow University. The California evangelist spoke ten minutes amid whisky bottles and cigarette smoke as students heckled and cheered. White also renewed attacks on Gov Alfred E. Smith, calling Tammany Hall a disease infecting New York and possibly the nation. In Zanesville, John C. Frame, 39, remained gravely injured after a motorcycle crash. In Washington a Graf Zeppelin outlook dominated a luncheon with Dr Hugo Eckener signaling transatlantic dirigible plans.
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Scotland
Glasgow Univer
Mig Aimee Sem
Ple McPherson
California
McPhirson
Union
Hallien
Levangelist
Jed
Bheer
UPK
William Allen White
Importa
Hans
Castor
Alfred Jb Smith
Tammiuny Hall
Smith
White
Tammany Hel
New York City
Murphy
Tammany Hall
New York
al Smith
Washington
Atlantic
Hugo ‘Eckener
Press Club
Man Dies While in O N G Airplane
Funeral services planned for Harry Robertson 22 of Elyria a lieutenant in the Ohio National Guard 112th Observation Squadron who died in a plane en route from Akron to Cleveland. Robertson appeared to slump midflight and no landing could be found before Cleveland Airport where he was taken to Berea Community Hospital and pronounced dead.
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JAK
Harry Robertson
Elyria
112Th
Ohio National Guard
Akron
Robertson
Gms Cummings
Lieut Cummings
Berea Community Hospital
Not Convincing LOGAN Police Nab Moonshine Planter
In Lost Hollow William Lemon was arrested after officers found 26 gallons of moonshine on basement premises, plus 130 gallons of mash and a ten gallon liquor keg. Lemon pled guilty to possessing property for the manufacture of liquor, was fined 250 dollars and costs, and jailed if unpaid. he blamed widespread involvement.
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Logan
William Lemon
Lost Hollow
Joe Farbeann
Lemon
Whitcraft
Hocking County
Radio Planning Mix Ups For Political Speeches
United Press story notes major parties skip big radio networks tonight for Hugo speeches. Instead, ceremonies honoring Thomas A. Edison fill NY National Chain. CBS will air a dramatization of Alfred E Smith’s career with an all star cast including Bennett Hayes Boyd and others. Three actors portray Smith at different ages. Stations listed include WASC WFAN WFBL WMAK WCAO and more. Hoover address follows Monday over NBC Chain from Madison Square Garden. Paul Jaworski gang leader moved to Pittsburgh by train under guard.
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William J. Lagan
United Press Star
New York
UPI
Mamy Hugn
Thomas A Fodison
Columbia Broadcasting System
Alfred E Smith
Fulton Quinler
Norman Hapsood
Henry Moskonitz
Smith
Pedro Decordoba
Rosamond Pinchot
Heywood Broun
Howard Merril
al Smith
Arthur Hinton
Richard Bennett
WASC
WFAN
WFBL
WMAK
WCAO
Miners Ride Large Labor Train Between Corn ing and Mines
The labor train between Corn ing and the BMioduct mines carried 186 passengers Friday morning, largest since open shop resumption. Workers from Mine No. 10 Derthick Ohio No. 1 Jacksonville and Greens Run mines rode the train, with several locals also traveling daily by car.
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Glouster
Corning
Bmioduct
Derthick
Ohio
Jacksonville
Greens Run
Dad's Day at Ohio U Ends in 65 to 0 Victory Over Cincinnati
Ohio University celebrated Dad's Day and Alumni Homecoming with parades, floats, serenades, and a campus carnival. The festivities culminated in a decisive 65 to 0 football win over the University of Cincinnati, drawing hundreds of alumni and visitors to Athens.
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Charles Etsinger
Ohio Unversity
University of Cincinnati
Ohio University
Athens
Omega
Pi Delta
Theta
Phi Delta
Delta Tau Delta
Ers
Cincinnati
Hodl
Ohio
Othera Pars
Cincinnanti
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Pi Phi
Ewing Hall
Prof. C. Robinson
University Band
School of Music
Theta Chi Fraternity
Paying $10 for Absentee Vote in Pike County
Cincinnati report states U P Federal District Attorney Hareth E May is investigating alleged election fraud in Pike County involving absentee ballots. The charges link members of both major parties. solicitors and notary publics allegedly recruited former residents in other counties and even New Mexico. Payment of $5 to $10 for cadaver?
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Cincinnati
U.P
Hareth E May
Pike County
Mau
May
New Mexico
Bridge signs planned for tourists at Pomeroy-Mason span
Pomeroy and Middleport officials outline guide panels at the Ohio end of the new bridge. Each side will feature a 20 by 30 foot display with historical notes about the towns and directions to nearby routes. The panels will be crafted by noted artists, with a budget set for Armistice Day events and the four day Home-Coming.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy-Mason Bridge
Ohio
Middle Port
Middleport
Coolidge Returns to Washington Saturday
President Coolidge returned to the White House after a stop in Fredericksburg Washington where he spoke at the dedication of a battlefield memorial. He described the nation as content and noted an atmosphere of progress peace and tranquility.
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Prsident Coolidge
White House
Fredericksburg
Oreay
Jounty Battlefield Memorial
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