Poindexter Faces McManin STF Primary Battle Seattle
Washington Senate race heating as Miles Poindexter seeks renomination. Opponents target his record on Four Power Treaty seating of Newberry and labor stance. Republican contenders include Mrs Frances Axtell and George Lamping with other minor candidates noted.
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Seattle
Wash
Miles Poindexter
United States
Washingon
Fransees
Cleveland Axtell
Bellingham
Poindexter
Spokane
Axtel
Washington
Federal Employeee Compensation Commission
Washington State Organization For
Newberry
Senate
Aytell
Railway Men‘s Political Club
State Federation of Labor
Grasee
Farmers and Labor
Labor
George B. Lamping
State Senate
Boxing card at New York Velodrome postponed to next Monday
The boxing card scheduled for last Monday night at the New York Velodrome has been postponed to next Monday night. The program included two twelve round bouts with Kid Sullivan versus Sammy Seiger and Sammy Nash versus Danny Lee, plus six and four round preliminaries featuring Murray Fayton, Phil Rosenberg, Jim Montgomery, Billy Hamilton, Louis Gugani, and Sid Terris.
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New York
Kid Sullivan
Sammy Seiger
Sammy Nash
Danny Lee
Murray Fayton
Phil Rosenberg
Jim Montgomery
Billy Hamiliton
Louis Gugani
Sid Terris
Jacks to meet Engle in Ridgewood Club boxing clash
Freddie Jacks, Detroit featherweight, meets Frankie Engle in a twelve round feature at Ridgewood Sporting Club this Saturday. Semi final pairs Frank Quill of Boston with Joeenahan of Staten Island. Also on the card are one six round and one four round bout.
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Freddie Jacks
Frankie Engle
Detroit
Ridgewood Sporting Club
Frank Quill
Boston
Joeenahan
Staten Island
Blaze at Adams Ice Cream Cone Co. produces small fire
Sparks from a machine at Adams Ice Cream Cone Company, 743 Main Street, ignited a small blaze at 9:30 last night. Fire caused no damage.
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Adams Ice Cream Cone Company
Main Street
Waltz Seeks Big Match After New England Title
Sammy Waltz the junior lightweight champion of New England now lives in Brooklyn. He aims to face top contenders Peppe, Martin, Charlie Beech er, Johnny Ressler, or Babe Herman to test his growing pair of skills in future bouts.
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Sammy Waltz
New England
Brooklyn
Peppe
Martin
Charlie Beecher
Johnny Ressler
Babe Herman
Oxford man arrested for DUI at Fairfield and Middle
Alger Odmark of Oxford place Southport was arrested yesterday afternoon on a liquor charge after driving under the influence near Fairfield avenue and Middle street. He was held at headquarters under bond of 200 dollars.
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Alger Odmark
Oxford Place
Southport
Ubal
Fairfield Avenue
Middle Street
Odmerk
Arrests Reported for Court Absence and Domesticated Animals
Leopold Kurasky, 146 Hancock Avenue, arrested on a warrant for failing to appear before juvenile court. Bond set at 15. Michael Kish, 608 Auburn Street, arrested for failing to comply with a commissioner of domicile animals order. Bond set at 50.
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Imorniak
Leopold Kurasky
Hancock Averide
Third Precinct
Michael Kish
Axburn Street
Bicycle Stolen From City Street Near State and Water
William Blyzinski of 57 Water Street reported a bicycle theft yesterday afternoon. He believes the bike was taken from the curb near State and Water streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Blyzinski
Water Street
State and
Water Streets
Turkish Army Advances Toward Smyrna Amid Diplomatic Talks
Reports say Turkish forces near Smyrna press toward the city while negotiations hint at Greek settlement leverage. International efforts seek to prevent a broader Dardanelles crisis as factions weigh peace with Western powers and potential league actions.
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Great Britain
Dardanelles
Firgi
Tar
Robert Fchoo
Turkey
League
Executives Board Maps Democratic Campaign Plan
At a Democratic Executive Committee meeting Town Chairman Cornell Ingenips outlined plans to begin the campaign after nominating conventions. Most members attended. No discussion of candidates or delegate selection occurred, and the City convention would regulate itself. A Bridgeport practice would influence delegate allocation, but no unfair division is anticipated. There is no stirring division in the Democratic race for U S Senator among the party.
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Cormitese
Mieganven- Hon
Bridgeport
Jerse
Cornell
United States
Record liquor hauls in Stratford homes
Federal agents and Stratford police seized 42 gallons moonshine 10 gallons raw alcohol a ten gallon still 10 bottles of coloring agent and other liquor at John Pasuit home on Cannan road and found a five gallon still a cook and two bottles at William Wail 180 Seardaiey avenue. Sworn before U S Commissioner Hugh J Lavery for hearing. Officers Holmes Hinman Doolan Flaherty and Wardwell assisted.
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Stratford
Prohibition
Stratfors
iNleik Ugquor Tricen Herg
John Pasuit
Cannan Road
Wiliam
Seardaiey Avenue
U. S
Hugh J. Lavery
Leonard Holmes
Hinman, Doolan
Flaherty
Wardwell
Lafayette Grld Prospects Bright For 1928 Team
Lafayette College faces September 3 with a strong prospectus as Arthur Delbie leads the line and stock Sutherland oversees pre-season camp. Key veterans O Connell and others return to rebuild a squad aiming to match last year’s undefeated campaign and Eastern title hopes.
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Rel
Dry “Stock” Sutherland
Milt O'Connell
Ogonnell
Pebble
O'Connell
Lafayette
Acavon
Dutch Schwab
Charley Berry
Wrihe
Ilart
Bilioie
Veteran Athletes’ Association of Philadelphia
Sutherland
Seigel
Gougter
Abandoned 47 Miners Feared Dead in Mine Inferno
An official statement by Dr L H Dus Ishak of the state industrial accident commission reports that 47 miners entombed in the Mount doon shaft face deadly fumes and fast burning flames. Experts warn exposure to carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide can prove fatal within minutes.
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Jacesox
Cai
Moundoon
Cha Arsonact
L. H. Dus- Ishak
State Industrial Accident Commission
Br. Duschak
Sympathy Offered Family of Late John A Leonard
A New Sixth District Republican meeting offered condolences to the Leonard family and planned outreach. A membership drive with a prize encouraged nominating candidates in September. The next meeting was called for September 21 with officers and ward chairs named. Democratic and women's club activities were reported, including installations and a joint meeting with the men's club planned for an entertainment and banquet. Voters registration plans were discussed by the Third District Democratic club.
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Republian
John A. Loaned
Farm Town
Leonard
Sandy
Twlip
Patrick O'Brien
Ant Joseph Schulz
Histies
Thomas Jenners
Wisbet
Indies” Organization
North Avenue
Pasquace View
Patricl O'Brien
A. J. Knapp
Sisch District Republican Club Inc
Sixth District
Democratie Clus
Wrohien
Mia
Edith Bush
Catherine Whelan
Jang Anderson
Annie Carroll
Deioocratic Club
Football forbidden for girls in London study
A London committee on girls physical education, formed at the College of Prospective Teachers, found football the only sport strongly condemned for girls while lacrosse cricket and swimming were praised. The survey of 245 doctors 185 superintendents and 169 female students noted physical training fosters public spirit courage and resourcefulness.
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London
Cotete of Proceptores
Almos
Seloty
Helddall
I! Hamea
la~ Crosse
Nhysicur
Senate Passes Coal Bill in 40 to 7 Vote
The Senate approved the coal bill by a 40 to 7 margin amid wartime price concerns. Officials noted government aims to curb excessive profits and ensure fair distribution, with discussions continuing in a lengthy behind the scenes conference among regional representatives.
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Senate
Federal Men Raid Longacre Hotel In New York Raid
Federal agents and attorneys conducted a raid on the Longacre Hotel in New York uncovering a narcotics operation. Officers described meeting a bell boy with a sealed envelope containing morphine, heroin, or cocaine, tied to key delivery and a string of charges for auto hire and service entries. Police also raided opium dens in Chinatown, arresting 10 Chinese suspects and seizing opium and outfits after failing to breach reinforced doors and securing escape routes.
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Bell
Fiberty
Central Parc
Maxton
New York
Chinatown
Wulding
New York Unions Call Daugherty Impeachment Move
The Central Tribes and Labor Council adopted a resolution urging the impeachment of Attorney General Daugherty over the shop crafts injunction and railroad ownership issues. The council claims 890,000 affiliated union workers in the metropolitan area. Carlisle Pa Sept 7 Glenn Killinger, all American quarterback, began coaching Dickinson College football with 25 veterans and new men at the Blue Ridge training camp for an eight day period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Central Tribes and Labor Counci Tonigh
Daugherty
Carlisle
Glenn Killinger
Dickinson College Tranz
Blue Ridge
Bridgeport Mayor Faces Charter Petition Drive for City Charter
Bridgeport mayor Atwater may place a November vote on whether to appoint a commission to draft a city charter after receiving 4342 valid signatures from residents. The petition sheets, stamped by Notary Stanley M. Smith, claim 10 percent of registered voters, about 3782 names, are required for submission.
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Georgeg Yoele Éng
Ely Bridgeport
Bridgenore
Atwater
Wey
Town Gierk
Winton
Mevop
Senatar
Stanley M Smith
Coue
Son
Fred Atwater
Bridgeport
Conn
Chanter
Connecticut
Beal
San Francisco Wettest City and Harbor Coast Reforms
San Francisco remains the wettest big city with widespread wine and liquor scenes, while the Barbary Coast and Bartlett Alley areas show decline in vice. The piece contrasts plentiful drinking, dry reforms, and shifts in streetlife and prostitution, noting fewer street soliciting women and a drift to upstairs venues and suppressive policing.
Four Aeronauts Die After Plane Crash In Massachusetts
A group of aviators including Lieutenant Maynard perished when their plane plunged into a nose dive from about 2,000 feet during an exhibition near Lani, Massachusetts. Maynard and two companions died. another flyer survived briefly before dying on the way to hospital. The crash occurred after a prior stunt sequence that had drawn large crowds, Governor Hartness among witnesses. Maynard, once famed for a transcontinental flight and a Hudson River aerial marriage ceremony, had been an army aviator and later a civilian flier.
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Lani
Mass
Maynard
Jerutenant Wood
Chaonette
Lany
Lizurenant May
Ware
Wendy Deer
Watt
Hartneas
Ala Anit
Lisut Maynard
Nig Howe
Ataynard
N. C
American Legion
New York
Belvin Maynard
San
Hudson
Wilson Bertaud
Misa Helen Virginia Lent
Samuel Gompers Praises Miss Washington at Atlantic Fete
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, at an Atlantic City beauty pageant, voices admiration for Miss Washington Margaret Gorman while noting the difficulty of selecting the top contestant. He praises her as representing the ideal American womanhood and homemaker responsibilities.
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Samuel Gompers
Atlantic City
America Federation of Labor
United States
Gommers
Washington
Howaver
Margaret Gorman
Washington, D. C
Avila
Delegates Named by Democrats at Wilton Meeting
At Wilton Town Hall last evening Democrats elected delegates to state county and probate conventions. District reps include William Hubball David Hayes for state, Helen and George C. Gregory for general, B Sauta and Charles Gregory for gubernatorial, Henry G. Thompson and Frank O'Neil for county, Oscar Enkwood and George E. Taylor for probate. Republican town committee also elected. next meeting set for Saturday to select town officers candidates.
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Wilton
Sept. T
Addéuy
Thompson
Georg Gregory
Haliot
Thoes
William Hubball
David &Ayes
Helen
George C. Gregary
B Sauta
Charles Gregory
Heary G. Thompacy
Frank O'Neil
Oscar Enkwood
George E.taylor
Ulmer Jacksane
Y 1 Ag
Yirs
Enek
Iitken
Louis Adher
Charles Beannett
SronpRetos
Wenexe
Harry Millen Jane Fisher
Vannorille
Ernest Riscos
Miss Manile
Thuscasrom
Bald Hills
Theodora Olmstead
Aliss
Ikaklons
Lmer
Vin Bernuth
New Tork
George Thompson
Florence Deonard
Aimeanta
Edith A. Cony
Waytengs
South Africa
Jy Visttie
F. R. Bunker
Mise the Hart
New Hampshire
Wilton Mercantile Company
R. Heeler
Havre de Grace Season Opens September 20
Havre de Grace in Maryland announces the opening of its autumn meeting on September 20 with the $11,000 Eastern Shore Handicap for two year olds at six furlongs. The meet showcases owner ship by Wondsry and Merylang, with past winners Morvieh, Curetut, and Con stann t.
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Avee DE Grace
Maryland
Thorsoughbeend Produetiy
Wdnsry
Merylang
Roeing
Havre de Grace
Matseyland
American warships deployed to protect citizens
Washington dispatch reports estimate fewer than fifty Americans in Smyrna area. U S destroyers would shield citizens and property if the Aved is located, under Rear Admiral Bribitel acting high commissioner at Constantinople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Smyrna
Turkey
Brbitel
Constantinanle
Auto Supply Dealer Files Bankruptcy Plea
Auto supply dealer based at 14 Te Street faces bankruptcy with debts around 4945 and assets 2243.45. Building securing the business valued at 1700. Creditors' meeting set for Tuesday September 72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames Kaspas
Walter Gets Option on London Times
Spectator notes that Lord Northelltte directs in his will to grant Japhnt Walter an option to purchase the Sarthe NOWi ings in the London Times. Walter will exercise the option and may become proprietor of the Times.
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Londion
Seppe
Vyre Spectator
Lord Northelltte
Japhnt Walter
London Times
Wailer
Pzaln
The
Times
Train Crash Kills and Injures Many Near Spokane
At Parkwater four miles from Spokane late tonight, Northern Pacific Mississippi Valley Limited train No 41 crashed head on into a work train. Three million ad men were killed and injured? The report mentions fatalities and injuries among passengers and workers. A cook with skill in desserts is oddly noted amid the wreck.
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Spokane, Warh
Parkwater
Spokane
Annulment of Rail Injunction Questioned by Officials
Executives report differing views since a New York meeting on the rail strike and possible modification of the temporary injunction. Government sources indicate no broad alteration in the Chicago injunction while hints of possible changes from the administration emerge. In New Haven, John De Ready of the railroad federation was served with a government restraining order, and James P Noonan of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers faced service of the same order.
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Daugherty
Remy
New Haven
John de Ready
New Haven System Federation
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Prom N
Chicago
United States
David Miller
Noonan
Washington
James P. Noonan
International Smotherhood of Electrical Workers
Hanrahan Held for Superior Court in Hartford Case
John Hanrahan, arrested Saturday by railroad detectives for tampering with a locomotive, is held in 3500 bail for the September term of the Superior Court by Judge Lev M. P. Hisliny. He pleaded not guilty to a breach of the pass charge and waived examination. Prosecutor Pearcy Bryant said a police court lacked jurisdiction if proven. A Connecticut statute makes locomotive interference a crime with penalties up to 590 dollars or two to three years in prison.
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Harryford
John Hanraham
Banda
Lev MM. P. Hisliny
East Marctford
Hanrahan
Pearcy
Bryant
Sid
Connecticut
Bath
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John A. Leonard
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Barlett Alley
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Dodo
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Samy
K Anyon
Tee Lory
Luis Croweeo
Mall Plyer
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Cleveland
Ohio
Smith
Methodist Hospital
America
Ayulton Maeting
Walter
Taree
Parc Ame
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Wat
Gillette
Durham
American Hardware Stores Inc
Patrfiety Ave
Muddie
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
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