Curran Wins Republican Nomination Amid NYC Primary Turmoil
In New York City Henry Curran tops three rivals to win the Republican mayoral nod by a wide margin as Democratic primary violence erupts. Curran carried 91,188 votes with LaGuardia, Haskell, and Bennett far behind. Hines and Murphy clash in Democratic infighting while Shallock suffers injuries from an attack at an election booth.
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New York
Henry
Curran
Coalillon
Board of Aldermen
Hie
Reuben Haskell
Brooklyn
William M. Bennett
James J. Hines
Borough of
Manhattan
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
Murphy
Julius Miller
Hines
Miller
Joseph Shallock
Shallock
Murphy’s
Patrick Dowd
Long Island City
Dowd
Peter A. Leininger
Daniel J. O'Connor
Frank Downey
O'Connor
Monagee
Hylan
Legion commander targets mine guard system amid unrest
Commander J Byron Nickerson of the West Virginia American Legion reports to national officers on legionairies who moved to aid law and order during unrest at Army inst mine guards. He condemns the mine guard system as a threat to the state and justifies action to end it.
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Wheeling
W. Va
J. Byron Nickerson
West Virginia
American Legion
Quthrrak
Chicago City Series opens October with White Sox and Cubs
The Chicago City Series to decide the city championship will begin in October. The White Sox host the first game at the White Sox Park, pitting American League against National League rivals the Cubs.
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White Sox Park
Chicago
White Sox
Chicago Cubs
Anmennerd
Vermont Academy Reopens After Long Closure
Vermont Academy at Saxtons River reopened its doors on Monday with 125 students enrolled. The opening chapel featured remarks by Principal Bs M and Rev. A. Davison of Burlington. The new faculty includes two instructors, and relatives and locals attended the ceremony, marking a return to a long-closed private school tradition.
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Vermont Academy
Saxtons River
Escercme
Prin
Paged
A. Davison
Burlington
Academy
Firet-Clase
Vermont
Bretitetion
Omaha Woman Becomes Mother Again at 41
Mrs. Karl M. Rowray of Omaha, age 41, gave birth to her second child yesterday. She married at 14 and became a mother at 17 and has been married twice.
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Omaha
Neb
Karl M. Rowray
Rowray
Unemployment Debate Highlights Breadwinner Figure
Washington Sept 14 Secretary Davis said the current 5,735,000 unemployed include many non breadwinners and that about a third are main bread providers. He noted 12,000,000 still at work and bond funds aiding public welfare while silk use rises and harvest efforts push workers to farms.
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Washington, D. C
Davis
Europe
Davin
United States
Pagrus
Sayin
Elfforth
Davie
Department of Labor
Three Cs Necessary For Leadership by Religious Journal ist
London Sept 1 Conviction competence and courage are required of leadership among religious journalists Dy B K Warring president of the editorial council of the Protestant Press of America told representatives at the ecumenical congress. He stressed church dependence on her mission and the need for active spiritual life.
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Dr. Warring
London
Dy. B. K. Warring
Prowstant Preas of America
Arlyntes
Eru Menical Congress
New York Central Seeks 18 Million Refunding Bond
Washington Sept 1 The New York Central filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to issue 18 200 000 six per cent refunding bonds and redeemable mortgage charges to finance the readjustment of its preexisting obligations. The director general of railroads and related departments supported the move as part of reorganizing the line’s long term debt.
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New York Central
Washington, DC
Rimnet
Direetor General of
Pollrumds
Ekee Parmeret
Convict Slain and Two Escape in Joliet Penitentiary Break
Joliet Illinois Sept. Thomas Schillor a convict at Joliet penitentiary was killed this morning during an attempted jail break. Two convicts escaped. Schiller was shot by a guard as he jumped from the wall after the yard door breach. The escapees were Wiward Thorpe and Carl Stepina. Stepina reportedly forced his cell door then aided the others by picking locks. The trio cut a hole in the wall before fleeing. Stepina was last seen escaping on a freight train bound for Decatur.
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Joliet
Til
Thomas Schil-lor
Schiller
Gaant
Rial
Wiward ‘Thorpe
Carl Stepina
Stepina
Decatur
Unemployed Auctions Spark Brooklyn Backlash at Boston Visit
Artain Ledoux returns from New York to stage alleged auctions offering jobless services to bidders. Boston officials and labor and veterans groups denounce the plan as harmful and oppose its New York launch next week. Ledoux cites widespread hunger and the need for relief, claiming women workers would be offered on the block if protests persist.
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New York
Ur Juin
Ledoux
Boston Common
Che Joblesn
Bird Coler
Public
Eet
Llwyne
Armerican Federation of Labor
James F. Kiernan
Veterans of Woreign Wars
Boston
Artain Ledous
Metropolitan Park
Central Park
Ledoue
Dail Eireann Approves Conference Princ ipal to Inverness
Debates in the Dail result in approval of a conference with British representatives to discuss the Frisch question and settlement. Premipotentiaries, including Arthur Griffith and Michael Collins, are named among those approved to attend. context notes possible talks in Inverness and ongoing negotiations. A separate report mentions Bilis, aged 63, dying at Brat Esbote railroad station as events unfold.
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Pee Ee MM
Byee
Inverness
Frisch
Till Birrann
Dail
Ballein
Tidrick Maye
Reepomer
Lingh George
Ube
Arthur Geilfith
Kiam Peis
Michael Collins
Robert Barton
Hames Uvgran
Sian Fein
Frink
Hieorge Gaver
Bilis
Bratesbote
Gruveldll
Cratebury Ao
Ali Kite
Two Charges Brought Against Fatty Arbuckle in Rappe Case
Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle faces two charges over the death of actress Virginia Rappe. A grand jury issued a manslaughter indictment, while the district attorney plans to pursue a murder complaint in superior court. Javeline witnesses testified at the last session, including show girls Yoh Provost and Alice Blake and nurse Grace Halston.
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Ran Francie
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Virginia Kappe
San Francisco County Grand Jury
Matthew Brady
Justice Court
Justce Court
Cmerge
Maid
Jambina Delmont
Yoh Provost
Alice Blake
Grace Halston
Mise Rappe
Artuckle
Weil
Beachy
Everr
Zell Prevost
Brady
Alien Blake
Prevost
Haleton
Boing
Mrs Arbuckle Seeks Reunion After Five Years Separation
New York reports Mrs. Arbuckle plans to aid and perhaps reunite with her former husband Jerry Arbuckle, separated five years. She says she wants to help in any way and will follow hopes of a possible reconciliation if he is ready for the life they shared.
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Patty
New York
Min
Mr. Arbuckle
Tery Gemervin
Aod
Tim
Jerrey
Mia Arhurkle
San Francisco
Plura Phifer
Los Angeles
Barred From Prison Screening Sparks Controversy
Boston authorities bar a plan to show a film linked to an indicted convict in San Pron toe in relation to a death case. The warden and court officials decide that no such Fatty film will be screened at the prison, even for inmate entertainment, amid security concerns.
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Boston
Aline
Toone
San
Jem Reaper
Materiahasseiee
Instituthom
Maine voters consider mail voting and highway aid measures
The article reports Maine voters weighing mail voting options and amendments for state highway bonds and veterans bonuses. Totals show statewide turnout across 320 towns with absent ballots and yeas tallied, reflecting the final tabulation as precincts report results.
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Cnre
Opeenat
Tam Wall
Uwe
Yom
Snes
Wirdi
Laws
Mapeesty
League of Nations Commission Won't Intervene in Mandates
A League of Nations special commission decided not to intervene in the mandates question while negotiations between the mandatory powers and the United States continue. Lord Robert Cecil urged a clear interpretation of Article XXIII to reassure public opinion that the mandates obligations align with the covenant. A letter to the League Council will request a formal definition of terms and express regret at the delay.
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Lintera
Associated Presaye
United States
Special Commission of the Lagne of Nations
League Assembly
Robert Geerly
Union of South Africa
Lord Robert
Herbert L. Fisher
Great Brita
Washington
League of Nations
Viscount Isshii
Japan
Panl Humane
Belgium
Mi Imperiali
Italy
M. Reynald
France
Council For the League
Eee
del la
Tax Revision Bill Changes Seen in Senate Action
Washington Sept 14 the tax revision bill to be presented to the Senate next week will differ from the House measure in key points. Senate finance committee proposes a 2.5 percent hike in corporate income tax next year and repeal of the capital stock tax starting with the June levy. Transportation taxes on express packages and oil pipelines stay, exemptions on the first 8500 of income from investments in building and town associations and corporate charitable contributions are trimmed. Meng. Senators seek final committee word on changes to transportation taxes and levies on various goods, dependent on executive department savings. Mellon prepared a written list detailing items slated for cuts to meet a promised 350 million dollar departmental reduction.
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Washington, D
Senate
House
Senate Finance Committee
White House
Mellon
British Propaganda in History Text Book Contested
In Minneapolis in September, the annual encampment of war veterans approved resolutions criticizing a history text for alleged British propaganda. The measures claim the book distorts events such as the Boston Tea Party and Benedict Arnold to bolster international relations and call for actions against profiteering and Ku Klux support, urging aid for veterans.
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Minneapolis
Lexington
Hanker
Golf wind-up with Harding and aides planned
New York dispatch states President Harding planned to wind up his outing with Secretary Blate Pletcher and Brigadier General Sawyer aboard the Mayflower. The plan places the party in proximity to Washington, signaling the close of the trip and potential discussions aboard the vessel.
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New York
Hardy
Hoover
Blate Pletcher
Sawyer
Les Dear
Woketon
Honeymoon in America Married in Brittany Notable Pair
A fragmentary report notes the marriage of a former Greek premier’s aide Helena Schifter to a Creek based man in Landes, taking place at a registry amid a Brittany visit. The couple plans a brief Aperva for a four month term, with ages and exact details obscured in the damaged text.
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Goles
Greece
Helena Schifter
Landes
Seek Third Confession Ties Wilder to Dual Murders
Chicago Sept 14 Detectives resume questioning Clarence Wilder after Harvey W Church and Leon Parks sign confessions implicating him in the killings of Bernard P. Daugherty and Carl A. Ausmus, automobile salesmen. Church and Parks say the trio planned to steal and split the profits from the auto sale. Wilder denies guilt and says he was at a shot factory all day and can recount his whereabouts that evening.
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Chicago
Harvey W. Church
Leon Parks
Clarence Wilder
Bernard P. Daugherty
Carl A. Ausmus
Wilder
Church
Parks
Eowential Ds
Daugherty
Ausmus
Topics sent to nations hint at broader conference program
Officials from the state department declined to detail the proposed agenda but indicated the list circulated to the League of Nations is tentative groundwork for the conference. The Tokio dispatch suggests open door in China, Manchuria, railway mandates, and broader discussions may follow after careful consideration and possible objections.
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Ermamanta
State Department
Hughes
Tokio
United States
China
Manchuria
Chines Wastern
Grounding of Wires on Water Pipes Feared in Barre
Barre aldermen debated water supply, oranges, grounding of electric wires on water pipes and related safety. Manager Young urged grounding to prevent shocks and fires, wiring inspector backed it, water dept head urged study. Petition referred to water committee for expert input. Building permits issued for Schroder and Sith. cow permit to Ritchie and permit to Dewey. Police report noted three August arrests.
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Barre Board of Aldermen
Ruggles
Water Department
Flivvers
North End
Young
Montpelier and Barre Light & Power Co
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Iilbertson
Robert Schroder
Oscar Sith
Brooklyn Street
Brook Street
Schroder
Willum Ritchie
Pairview Street
William Dewey
East Street
Sullivan
Bills Ordered Paid After Girl Is Fractured
A list of bills from payrolls and city departments totaling various small sums is approved for payment by the city treasurer. A five year old girl at Hillside Avenue suffered a fractured leg after being struck by a ball during a game. Dr M C Chandler reported the child’s condition is stable though serious.
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Oye
Water Department
Fire Department
Aew Department
CL. Booth
E. T
Eggee
Olde & Son
Cutler
W. Niccols
Phelps
Paige & Campbell
Acme
Vey & Mower
SiikAd
Clark
W. Averill Co
Smith
Whitcomb & Cook Co
James de Ball
Oliver Baivery
City Water Department
ILKA
Barre Gas Co
American LaFranca Fire Engine Co
AONDI
Cnleps
Ranite City Tool
Winifred
Labiene Tanguay
Hillside Avenue
Barre Light & Power
City Hoapital
Vishta
M. (. Chandler
St. Chandler
Blackmail Charge Against Youth Reported in Lewiston Me
A youth identified as Joseph Mike Drome wicke was arrested in Lewiston after an alleged blackmail attempt involving a brane box and a burned building. The sheriff’s department took custody after a late Tuesday morning investigation found him as the sole person present at the scene.
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Lewiston
Joseph Mike Dromewick
Beeseas
Branewick
Sherif Stevens
Young Miller
Percen
Ben
Senators to Resume Inquiry Into West Virginia Coal Trouble
Washington Sept 14 Members of the Senate committee investigating conditions in the West Virginia coal fields will depart for West Virginia to resume the inquiry in an informal session. The subcommittee is meeting today to consider delaying formal action and continuing informal talks.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
West Virgie
Prices in Gary Drop in Marine Corps Recruiting
In Gary the Marine Corps resumes general recruiting after a brief halt. Officials say the effort aims to rebuild manpower and fill vacancies as staffing conditions improve.
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Gary
Open Shop in Fur Trade Looms in Chicago
The Chicago fur manufacturers announce that the open shop will prevail in the industry, signaling the likely failure of a secret conspiracy to bar workers. The move follows threats of strikes and aims to permit hiring without labor union constraints.
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Uleage
Chicago
Berlin man shoots himself in Montpelier home
Carlson, a 39 year old Berlin resident, shot himself in the lung with a heavy caliber rifle at his Montpelier home around midnight. He was alive at morning check and later taken to a hospital. Neighbors say he had shown temper recently. he claimed the rifle was not loaded. He had packed a suitcase and left, returning at about midnight before the fatal act. Afterward he smashed his own portrait and destroyed other photos. He had been married seven years and leaves two children.
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Down Carlson
Stonecutter
Berlin
Montpelier
Fe Thane
Carlton
P. J. Connolly
Carl Hermanson
Carlson
Mire
Caron
Three Divorces Heard in Washington County Court
Witnesses testified in the Washington county court in Yeb Lavalley versus Elizabeth Lavalley. Petitioner’s attorney questioned the spouse about alleged infidelity. Separate hearings included P Watean versus Alugh H Watson and Mattie B Baldwin versus Frank Baldwin in chambers. Wescott versus Boyce action began with Fay Theriault Hunt representing the plaintiff and Carver Davis for the defendant.
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Washington County
Yeb Lavalley
Elizabeth Lavalley
Invernearian
FB. R. Davie
Mr .P. Watean
Alugh H. Watson
Mattie B. Baldwin
Frank Baldwin
Chambers
W. H. Wescott
A. A. Boyce
Barre
Stanter
Fay and
Theriault & Hunt
Carver
Davis
Angelo Puricelli Loses Hunting License for Out of Season Partridge
State Fish and Game Commissioner Sheldon revoked Angelo Puricelli of Barre hunting license after charges of hunting partridge out of season. Puricelli was fined.
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Angelo Puricelli
State Fish and Game
Sheldon
Angelo Puricwili
Barre
Usal Puricelli
Ex-Day Agent Accused of Bribe at Chicago Permit
Chirago reports former prohibition agent Haroll Stamps faced accusation of accepting a bribe to obtain a permit allowing removal of a carload of liquor shipments. The case cites a claimed payment of $15,000 to move prohibited alcohol through Chicago area channels, highlighting alleged graft in enforcement.
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Chirago
Prohibition
Ing
Inciamati
Talk of the Town on City Fuel Dispute and Repairs
Antonio Piani of vtred was fined $100 by Judge BL Scott in a Marre nity ovrt, as the city warns of fuel supply resuming soon. Crews worked to repair the Herlon pipe after a leak caused pump issues delaying system restart, with later repairs restoring flow to near normal.
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Antonio Piani
BL. Scott
Marre
Herlon
Water Main Work Delays Supplies In East Barre Area
Notice to water users warns of two to three day shutoff as cement lined pipe on East Barre road is upgraded to cast iron. During connection period the Orange main will be off and all valves faucets and fixtures should be kept tight. Water restrictions due to low reservoir levels will remain in effect. Signed Sept Water Dept.
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East Barre
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