Democrats face bitter primaries in crowded city wards
Democrats clash in ten districts over Cornell and anti Cornell tickets. Primaries set August 31 will pick alderman nominees amid father son fights in the First district and factions contending for party leadership under John A. Cor. Cornell and anti-Cornell lines split eight districts with independent and regular party tickets in play. Leadership names include James J. Quigley, T. J. Murphy, and Cecil C. Burns amid claims of party regularity.
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Anti- Cornell
Mourth
Mnth
Bieventh
Tckets
Ap Independent
Delegats
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Cornell
Fixol
Frank
Eb! Hearts
Mencger
Board of Assessors
Richard ‘E. Moyers
Democratic Fein
Frank D. Anderson
Thera
Powelfth
Cecil C. Burns
James F. Somers Sr
West Avenue
James Francis Somers
Fim
T. J. Murphy
Daniel J. Kenny
Eb C.J. Kelly
Willam Hy Belotn
Efrederick
Schempp
William
Zan
Willam H. Ryan
John O. ‘McGuinness
L. J. Gill
Frank J. Hearn
Thomas J. Costello
Ce“el. C. Burns
James J. Quigley
Sdiatrict
Wiliam E MacClinch
Otheir Dretrict
The
Democratic Association
nti-Cornell
Margaret F
Vack
Michael Kane Jr
George Tbuczka
Frank J. Clancy
Alfred 2. Iveness
William EB. Hogan
Gallagher
Frank D. Anders
William P. Steelend
Frederick .A. Meade
Ma Os
Reilly Nominated In Seventh District Caucus
A reporting error misstated the seventh district caucus results. The corrected ticket lists Dr William H Ryan Catherine E Fitzgerald Oscar A H Denneebers Bernard H Glennon and David A Fitzgerald with William J A Reilly as alderman. Miss Mary Tumulty, daughter of Joseph P Tumulty, has developed pneumonia after a past automobile injury.
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David A. Pitzneralg
Olderman
Erlin
Oberamigeau
Mary Tumulty
Tumulty
Joseph P. Tumulty
Wilso
Pretty twins wed in double San Francisco ceremony
Misses Gignette and Larellia Martin, famed as twins, marry in a joint wedding near 108 Angeles after long courtships. Arthur K. Munson Jr., Chicago Board of Trade member, wed Gurnette, while George D. Reed, Aollywood broker, wed Taelilang in a stylish twin ceremony in San Francisco.
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Larellia Martin
Arthur K. Munson, Jr
Chicago Board of Trade
Gurnette
George D. Reed
Taelilang
Angeles
San Francisco
Nemesis of Blackhand Demoted in Police Shake Up
New York City Aug 25 Detective Sergeant Michael Fiaschets head of the Trailan squad and famed Nemesis of the Blackhand was demoted to patrolman as a city wide shake up sent 155 officers back to active duty on January 7 Commissioner Heright also reduced Detective Sergeant Joseph Gooney to patrolman Fiaschetti known for trapping kidnapping gangs was decorated by the King of Italy and later helped in the Varotta case He will earn 2280 yearly as a Brooklyn patrolman down from 3360.
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New York
Michael Fiaschets
Trailan
Heright
Joseph Gooney
West 47Th Street
White Light District
Ile Fiaschetti
Will
Pavemanty
Fiaschetti
Jbomb
Italy
Trajan
Akron
Ohio
Hlamoat
Glusenpe Varotta
Flaschotti
Waite
Sing Sing
Brooklyn
Rediscovered Kingdom of Nualolo on Kauai’s cliffside
On Kauai’s northwest coast, the ancient kingdom of Nualolo, famed for a tiny standing army and impenetrable defenses, is being reopened. A rope ladder at Nualolo beach has been reinstated, allowing access via a dangerous cliff route once used by Hawaiian warriors to protect their domain.
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Associated Press
Nualolo
Earf
Kauai
Hawaii
Kamehaw
Sha
Kingdom of
Nualolo Te
Panother
Nuulolo
Kamehameha
Ag Nualolo
H. B. Gregory
Bishop Museum
Wongiulu
Jemedorn
Wales
Old Kingdom
London Weather Tests Patience of King Statues on Walls
London report from Aug 26 notes weather and smoke degrade royal statues on Parliament outer walls. Birds roost and peck at plinths, with fallen crowns and heads found in yards. Officials plan scaffolding at 11,900 pounds to remove loose pieces. others warn many statues may soon be removed.
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London
Falane Yard
Jogo Gilmour
Holstein Sale Scheduled This Afternoon in Bridgeport
The Connecticut Holstein-Friesian Breeders Association holds its annual meeting at Bridgeport City Farm Hillside Home. A field gathering with prominent speakers starts at 10 AM, followed by a pure Holstein state sale at 1:30 PM.
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Connecticut Holstein-Friesan Breeders
Association
Bridgeport City Farm
Hillside Home
Congress Begins to Worry Over Strike Crisis
Washington reports Congress facing a strike crisis as coal supplies strain the nation. Debates pit federal power versus states rights with Governor Miller and Governor Sproul urged to act. Presidency favors state action while contemplating price regulation, and ship subsidy is delayed amid broader labor turmoil and looming elections.
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Miller
Harding
Herbert Haver
Randle
Sproul
Pennsylvania
Friela Ues
White House
Congresa
Congress
Senate
House
Marina
Senator Attacks Naval Oil Reserve Lease To Sinclair
Senator Kendrick of Wyoming charged the naval oil reserve lease to Sinclair Consolidated Oil was vicious and wasteful. He argued the contract centralized control, harmed competition, and would ruin the final reserve, condemning terms as improvident and detrimental to the public interest. He warned it would imprison government earnings and aid private interests amid overproduction.
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Ing
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