Hoover Denounces Religious Question in Campaign
Hoover rejects religious prejudice as a campaign issue and denounces a Virginia Republican committeewoman’s circular letter urging women to “save the United States from being Romanized and rumridden.” He says religious questions have no part in the race and that neither he nor the party seek support on that basis.
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Hoover
Washington
Republican Party
Herbert Hoover
Willie W. Caldwell
Republican National
Investigation of Willebrandt actions to be sought by House group
New York September 29 In Washington Representative Loring Black of New York said he will push an inquiry by the house campaign fund expenditures committee into Mabel Walker Willebrandt assistant attorney general and her role in the Hoover campaign. The probe would seek who is responsible for her participation and the basis for her charges against Governor Alfred E. Smith.
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Loring Black
New York
United Press Today
Washington
House Campaign Fund Expenditures Committee
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Black
Cars Collide on The Plains Road
New Haven Conn Sept 29 coroner James J Coreigan concluded a preliminary investigation into Thursday night crash on The Plains Road near Lower Plains involving John Coolidge and others. Veno Wilfred driver of a car struck by the governor’s big sedan remained in serious condition. both Cowan and Johnson in other cars were uninjured though their vehicles were badly damaged.
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New Haven
Conn
U.rix
James J. Coreigan
Washington
U.P
John Ohio Vailey
Coolidge
Wilfred Veno
New Hacooler
Andlyen Hospitalette Pabael
Veno
Jane
John HH. Trumbull
Jonn
Wiliam Cunningham
Trumbull
John
Plainvilla
Florence Trumbull
Carlos Cowan
Athens
Hoover to devote New York speech to bolter discipline
United Press reports that Republican nominee Herbert Hoover will center his New York speech on restoring bolters to party loyalty. In Madison Square Garden on October 15 he plans a forceful appeal to unite old line Republicans and bolters, backed by state organizations and the Union League Club.
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Hoover
New York
Bolters
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Uri
Werhert Hoover
Madison Square Garden
Campaten
Republican Party
Union League
Elora
Bethton
Tonn
Jury Reports On Monday In Girl Shooting
The Loram Courts grand jury postponed its findings in the Betty Heywood shooting case until Monday. Three prohibited law officers Louis Ciecs Frank Kiady and Walter Knitter were held to the grand jury on $1500 bonds after firing into a car carrying Miss Heywood her father and others during a reported booze run. Doctors say Miss Heywood will recover.
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Nytrea
Loram Courts
Grand Jury
Betty Heywood
Miss Heywood
Richard Hiywood
Carnes to be tried as soon as he returns
Atlanta dispatch reports Clinton S. Carnes will be brought to trial on his return from Winnipeg for embezzlement. Prosecutor is former Governor Clifford Walker. Audits show a shortfall near $1,000,000 at the Home Mission Board where Carnes treasurer for nine years. Carnes has prior prison terms for fraud.
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Atlanta
U.2
Clinton S. Carnes
Winnipeg
Clifford Walker
Ernst and Ernst
Home Mission Board
Carnes
Druidville
Lion
Prohibition Agents Ordered to Wear Standard Badges
Prohibition agents on night assignments must wear sap and badge insignia like those shown. Officials express indignation over officers shot mistaken for bandits and specify the standard insignia to be used going forward.
United States wary of Anglo French naval pact
Washington signaled readiness to hear new disarmament proposals while opposing the Anglo French naval plan. Officials argued it would undermine American sea power and risk a renewal of naval competition, as Kellogg's notes stressed preventing any program that could disadvantage the United States.
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Washington
United States
America
Kellogg
France
Whitain
Cooper accused of buying he gubernatorial nomination
Newark dispatch reports Democratic candidate Martin L. Davey accusing Republican Myera Y. Cooper of spending about a quarter of a million dollars to secure the gubernatorial nomination. Davey urged addressing the root of alleged improper influence in state government.
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Newark
Martin L. Davey
Davey
Myera Y. Cooper
Smith presses dry issue in Milwaukee campaign speech
Governor Alfred E. Smith vowed to push modification of Prohibition to every community if elected. He attacked Republicans for using Prohibition as political pork, claimed enforcement failures, and accused officials of corruption amid rising crime and drinking, especially among youth, as he spoke to a large audience and nationwide radio audience.
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Thomas L. Stores
United Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Alfred E- Smith
Ean Party
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Smith
United States
Himsself
St Paul
Frankwear
Lake gives up woman's body in Sugar Creek drowning
Coroner L F Jones rules accidental drowning in the death of Mrs Tony Kastestela whose body was found floating in a 20 foot deep reservoir near Mine No 411 at Sugar Creek. She had been in water seven to eight hours with no water in her lungs. A shoe and facial bruises noted. no violence found. Funeral plans set for Athena church. Survived by two daughters. 同
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L. F. Jones
Tony Kastestella
Warer Ag
Waroner
Mia Eastest
E.R. Walburn
Walburn
Athena
O'Clork
Kaatestelin
Sugar Creek
Steel workers complete labors on great Pomeroy Bend Bridge
By Oliver Hartles the article recalls the completion of steel work on the Great Pomeroy Bend Bridge over the Ohio River. It describes construction details, the scenic river setting from Middleport to Pomeroy, and the impact on local life, with reflections on progress and public interest in the new span.
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Great Pomeroy Bend Bridge
Oliver Hartles
Messenger
Virginia
Jed
Ohio
Ohio Valley
Mason City
Henry Howe
Howe
Pomeroy
Five Children Born to Peasant Wife in 30 Months at Vasto
In Vasto Italy on September 29 Ukk Filomena de Borrello wife of a peasant has given birth to five children since her marriage thirty months ago. Today she welcomes three daughters while prior births brought two more girls.
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Vasto
Italy
Honest Cops To Stay On Force In Philadelphia
Philadelphia Mayor Harry A. Mackey orders a merit based police force with emphasis on honesty. Captains must report vice conditions or be demoted. The piece also covers W. P. Daugherty denying audits and criticizing state mine workers leadership amid unions and forthcoming elections.
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Philadelphia
W.P
Harry A. Mackey
Bank of
Mine Workers seek to recover records from Daugherty era
Nelsonville Sept 29 United Mine Workers officers move to recover records of reef work transactions during Oral Daugherty's time as sub district president. Daugherty, now a candidate for national office, faced a county court action Friday to obtain possession of the papers. Further developments expected later.
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Daugherty
Ohio
C.H. Bartlett
Nelsonville
United Mine Workers of America
Oral Daugherty
United Mine Workers Meeting Set in Nelsonville
Nelsonville reports a general mass meeting of the United Mine Workers of America on October 7 at the far grounds in Athens. Secretary treasurer Conrad Wetn says speakers include Van Lutiner and Percy Tetlow, with district officers present. The event opens at 1:30 PM with loudspeakers for public listening, and business leaders are specially invited.
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Nelsonville
Atheny
United Mine Workers of America
Conrad Wetn
Uus
van Lutiner
Percy Tetlow
Wein
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