Gov Cox HostsReporting Dinner at Jacksonburg Farm
Ohio Governor and Democratic nominee Jim Cox cooked and served a farm lunch for Dayton Daily News reporters at his Jacksonburg birthplace. He led a tour of his old farmhouse and shared stories of farming, his rise from reporter to publisher, and past political battles as reporters watched a tractor harvest nearby.
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Post
Jacksonburg
Ohio
San Francisco
Dayton Daily News
Jacksonbore
Cox
Jim” Cox
Jimmy Cox
Charles C. Ginther
Springfield
Bert Klopfer
Ginther
Middletown
Jim Cox
Jim
Carroll County
Cincinnati Enquirer
Daniel E. Kumler
Fraternit
Dayton
Dan” Kumler
Signal
John Q. Baker
Dan
Kumler
Baker
Cincinnati
The
Inquirer
Enquirer
Paul Sorge
Board of Education of
Congress
Sorge
Trail’s End
White House
Lowes
Trail’'s End
Reward Man Who Put Coolidge Over
Judge McCamant recalls his political comeback after resisting Oregon primaries backing Hiram Johnson. He explains how Governor Coolidge's nomination altered local opinion, his unsworn pledge, and his later support for the Massachusetts governor, with interjections on Harding-Cox Roosevelt alignment and a Massachusetts celebration plan.
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Coolidge
McCamant
Chicago
Oregon
Hiram Johnson
Portland
Hiram
Massachusetts
Post
McCamnant
California
Harding
Lenroot
Senator Lodge
Charles E. Carey
Lodge
Denroot
Judge Carey
John L. Rand
Judge McCamant
Cox- Roosevelt
Northwestern Bank
Insurance Men See Arrest Of Auto Gang
A report notes police arrested members of an auto gang as investigators vow to act to halt the crime wave. Authorities say the seizures may curb theft rings and restore public safety in the city.
Auto gang links tied to Cambridge amid theft cases and arraignments
Insurance men push for a fuller probe into the Hart indictment and the thefts tied to Barney and Turner. The Fly, a Cambridge public servant, is linked to the car stolen from Harris and later found with Kelly, who denies complicity. Dintzer faces questioning on Barney’s escape, but associates show no interest. Meanwhile, the fishing fleet arrives with groundfish and mackerel trade details at the pier and wharf.
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Bates
Deininger
Barney
Pelletier
Cambridge
James Hart
Boston
August Turner
Charles A. Harris
Brattleboro Savings Bank
Dick White
Harris
Post
Joseph H. Kelly
Tremont Street
Beacon
Scedlay Square
Kelly
Barney and White
South Boston
City Point
Roxbury Crossing
Belmont
Joseph Dintzer
Ward
Manster
Auto Gang
Fielding
Dintzer
Bananas and stowaway aboard United Fruit steamer at Long Wharf
The United Fruit Company steamship San Jose arrived at Long Wharf from Port Simon after 15 hours in fog. It carried 38 000 banana bunches and a Costa Rican stowaway Alfredo Alejandro aged 21 who will be returned aboard the same vessel. Also noted are the Noyo Maru’s leakage and salvage efforts, and the Mabel Gale delivering 600 000 feet of hard pine lumber to George McQuesten Co. in East Boston. The Clyde Mallory line plans a Boston to Galveston service with the Lampasas slated to sail next week.
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United Fruit Company
San Jose
Long Wharf
Port Simon
C. R
Alfredo Alejandro
Corrona Bank
Jamaica
Boston
Mabel Gale
Jacksonville
Fla
George McQuesten Company
Consignee
Lewis Wharf
San Marcos
Galveston
Texas
Shipping News Arrived From Port Arthur Area and Nearby Ports
A compilation of steamers and schooners entering and leaving ports including San Jose Malcolm Port Simon CG Ry Prince Arthur Strathcona Mabel Gale James P Foster Jr Mohawk Calvin Austin Hellenes City of Birmingham Prince John son Penn Baldridge Security and others. Vessels arrive via Fastport Lubec Beverly Belfast Portland and New York with barges and tugs in tow along the Maine and New Jersey coastlines.
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Malcolm
Port Simon
Prince Arthur
Simms Yarmouth
N. 83
Governor
Snow
Norfolk
Helen
Tenas
Prudence
Walls
New Bedford
Plymouth
Quinn
Port Johnson
N. J
Lynn
Wilkesbarre
Saturn
Cunningey
Beverly
Hattie
Noralk
Missouri
London
Baltimore
Lake Cayuga
P Arthur
Yarmouth
City of Birmingham
New York
Orteric
Hellenes
Calvin Austin
Mohawk
Jonesport
Ballcamp
Mobile
Resolute
Annapolis
Humrick
Delaware
Potomac
Wilmington
Tagus
General Knox
Security
Socony
Baldridge
Cto
Flora
Sidney
Mary W. Potter
Portland
Vesta
Peadeene Confidence
Philadelphia
Penn
Humaconta
Fort Point
Chelsea
Cutler
Fannie Powell
Tiverton
Edward
Eveleth
Newburyport
Edward Trevoy
Essex
Annie & Reuben
Gloucester
Swans Island
James P. Foster, Jr
George R. Bradford
Stonington
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Pasture Club
United States
Woman Heads Club
Marjorie Wilson
Cleveland News Leader
Sexton
Anti-Saloon League
Cos
Richmond P. Hobson
America
Supreme Court
Phelan
Saratoga
Calif
Anti- Saloon League
Johnson
Shubertajesti Peunrns
Willong
Maude Adams
Elizabeth A
Victor
Nautilus
Harvard
Sam & Priscilla
Harmony
Henrietta
Haddock
Hake
Sale
Con
Billow
Josephine DeCosta
T Wharf
Liberty
Regina
Diss
Addison Fowler
Florence Tamara
Shipping News
Motor Inn
Nantasket
South Shore
Tel
Hull
WICE
Jack Murphy
Revere Beach
Passers
Chaddon Chambers
WM. Farnum
Mystic Clayton
Clayton
Mphony
Agide Jacchia
Romaine Fielding
Fox & English
Elkins, Fay & Elkins
Samayon
Joe Armstrong
Wolfe Henderson & Co
Mack Sennett
Charlie Chaplin
Marie Dressler
Mabel Normand
Tillie
Harry Morey
Tremont
Theda Bara
Kathleen Mavourneen
Evangeline
Billie Burke
Ana Mitchell Lewis In
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Madge Kennedy
King Spruce
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Copley Square
Connaie
Auburndale
Rio Grande
Shuberta
Rex Beach
E—E— Sss Sa Ae
King Philip
Edw. W. Dixon
Shubert- Riley
Eves
Andrew
Co Stance Salmadoe
Foy
Mary Miles Minter
Marie Doressler
Iwan
Maurice Tourneur
Mrs. Carter de Haven
Norma Talmadgel
Dorchester
DMAN
TRAND
William Farnum
Mary Maclaren
Robt. Warwick
Condit
Ruth Brown
Raymond Arc
Aloew
Orpheum
Beatrice Morrell
Alee
Dante
Ted Ed Pagers
Drury Lane
Fenway Park
Red Sox
St. Louis
Lewis
Shuman’s Phone Beach
Mitchell Lewis
Jazz
Ginger
Beach
William Seabury & CO
Clark & Verdi
Missesennis
Billy McDermott
Emerson & Baldwin
Kennedy & Nelson
Jennie Middleton
Brenck
Bronze Horse
Acta
Tremont Theatre
Klaw & Erlanger
Mata
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