Maine Returns Show Republican Vote Dwindling
Maine early returns indicate Republican Senator Frederick Hale and Governor Baxter leading, but with voting down from 1926 and a Democratic gain in most of the state. Nationally, Baltimore returns show Yancey carrying city units and Talbot County, with Bruce leading in the Democratic contest for delegates.
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Maine
Frederick Hale
Percival P. Baxter
Portland
Fercival PF. Baxter
Hale
Curtis
Baxter
Pattangalt
Baltimore
United States
Joseph J. Yrence
Baltimore City
Talbot County
John W. Garret
France
William .C. Brace
Severn
William J. Norris
Bruce
St.Mary's County
Washington County
David J. Lewis
Massachusetts Voters in G O P Primary Today
Boston voters faced a heated primary with Governor Cox facing Attorney General Allen for the Republican nomination. Democratic hopefuls included Joseph B. Flynn John F. Fitzgerald Eugenes N. Foss and Peter Sullivan seeking the gubernatorial nod, while four Democrats vied for the U S Senate: William A. Gaston Dallas Lorre Gharp John Jackson Walsh and Sherman L. Whipple.
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Boston
Sept
Amucoated Preas
Campalzochusetta
Channing H. Cox
J. Weston Allen
Repubtions
Joseph B. Fly
Weatfeld
John F. Fitzgerald
Eugenes N. Foss
Peter Sullivan
Worcester
United
Willam A. Gaston
Dailay Lorre Gharp
John Jackson Walsh
Sherman L. Whipple
Captain Charley Dead From Gunshot Wound
Charles Scandalis a 55 year old Harrisburg resident and witness in a conspiracy case linked to a 100 barrel alcohol shipment earlier, died Sunday night at Long Branch Hospital New Jersey from a gunshot wound allegedly inflicted by Charins Pappas his cousin. Pappas reportedly admitted shooting claiming self defense.
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Charles Scandalis
Harrisburg
Captain Charley
Long Branch Hospital
Long Branch
Charins Pappas Seid
Red Bank
Pappad
Widow of First Governor Descendant to Celebrate 102nd Birthday
Mrs Lucy Caer Treat, widow of John Gunn Treat and lineal descendant of Connecticut's first governor Robert M. Treat, turns 102 at Laurel Beach. She stays in good health, enjoys reading, sewing, and car rides, with daughter Mrs C S Walker hosting at 200 Third Avenue.
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Milford
Lucy Caer Treat
Laurel Beach
C. .S. Walker
Robert M. Treat
Connecticut
Rockport
Mass
Jabez Carn
Waterbury Man Killed in Pistol Duel
In Waterbury a pistol duel near Elm City ended with Joseph Marviel dead and Tebn Mowaling wounded as two cars chased by a black touring car. Investigators linked the incident to bootlegger activity with Springfield moonshine gang ties and renewed police efforts across Waterbury, New Haven, and North Haven. Investigators said Magolina is held for further inquiry.
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New Haven
Activitie
Springfield
Toseph Marviel
Jana
Waterbury
Springtiela
Marincl
Musolino
North Haven
Ald
Mariiet
Magolina Ia
Assessor Gill and Town Chairman Face Party Rift
Long running Democratic party feud in the town escalated after the city convention dropped Assessor Lawrence J. Gill and hinted at removing other officials. Tensions focus on patronage, with names including John A. Cornell and Francis P. Tunigan mired in a dispute over appointments and renomination. Gill denies commenting for publication while Cornell cites ongoing disagreements.
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Troudie
Democratic Party
John A. Cornell
Lawrence J. Gill
Board of Assessors
Che
Aaron Wittstein
Cornell
Gill
Frank J. Stearn
Wittstein
New Haven Driver Arrested After Boy Killed In Accident
Richant Hackett, an executive clerk with the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad, was arrested in bond of 1000 for reckless driving after nine year old John Abrams was run down in New Haven. Hackett faced charges following the fatal incident tonight.
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New Haven
Richant Hackett
New York, New Haven
Herttorg
Reskless
John Abrams
Eastern Systems Impose Sweeping Freight Embargo
Eastern railroads announce a wide embargo on freight except essentials as a possible strike by Pennsylvania freight handlers and station employees looms. New York Central Erie Lackawanna and Lehigh Valley restrict traffic at connecting points amid congestion fears. Union leaders consider a strike vote after management refuses to recognize the union. Treasury plans include coal movement priority and a permit system revival. Washington reports administration coal bills move to conference for emergency fuel distribution and a freight finding commission.
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New York
Bhlac Cemern Telkronda
New York Central
Erie
Lackewenna
Lehigh Vally
Pennsylvania
Ines
Smith
Ilses
Nhines
Washington
House
Tiernan Allows Wife to Fight Her Own Battle
SQUTEL BEND Ind Sept 11 Professor John P Tiernan withdrew from prosecuting Harry Pontin alleged father of a son born to Mrs Tiernan last November She said retirement was a surprise and she would proceed alone against Pontin The hearing in the case is set for next Thursday and she vows to carry the battle to protect her two daughters and pursue the conviction against Pontin in court.
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Squtel Bend
Ind
John P. Tiernan
Harry Pontin
Tiernan
Merman
Hous
Tenice
Bra
Ahe
Gorng
Aged Fisherman Found Dead In Boat
Edward Burroughs of 328 Elseworth Street Black Rocks died at Vin cent's hospital after being found unconscious in his motor boat off St Mary's by the Ses. Medical Examiner Simuel Garlick said the death was due to chronic disease of the kidneys. Burroughs, aged, was found last Saturday afternoon with his boat drifting onto rocks and coming ashore on its own motor power. He left shore alone and was rushed to hospital in an ambulance. He is survived by a brother in the Black Rocks district.
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Edward Burroughs
Elseworth Street
Black Rolls
Vincent's Hospital
Simuel Garlick
Burroughs
St Mary’s
Ses
Ho Hospital
Beinz Arell
Mrs Harding Improves but Danger Point Not Passed
Washington Sept 14 Mrs Harding's condition improved for a seventh day as doctors reported a comfortable day and guarded prognosis. Night bulletin notes temperature 100, pulse 80, respiration 25 with mild improvement in findings and awaiting focalization of infection. Surgical procedures further deferred.
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Washington
Associated Press
C. B. Sawxer
M. D
Embargo on Dye Products Back in Tariff Talks
Senate debate looms as conferees restore a dye embargo to the tariff bill after rejection by both houses. Senator Moses of New Hampshire warns a determined conference fight awaits the measure on the Senate floor. House leaders anticipate quick votes once the conference report is presented, with opposition mainly from dry wing factions.
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Washington
Houses
Senate
Congress
Moses
New Hampshire
Fish
Republican
New York
Woodruff
Michigan
Hoves
Mondell Acquiscent
Delly of
House
Charity expenses to city drop in year report
Angus P. Thorne, superintendent of Crarkles, notes fewer dependents on charity as proof of improving conditions. August charity disbursements totaled 22,822.15, two thirds less than a year earlier, with 482 families listed as dependent and 50 on the charity roll. Average monthly applications run about 166 cases.
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Angus P. Thorne
Crarkles
Chadlsea
Terday
Fendent Thorne
Eighteen Drowned as Auto Hits Bridge at Homerville
Homerville Ga Sept 11 Eighteen negroes believed drowned after a motor truck filled with fans plunged through a bridge en route to a baseball game Fourteen bodies had been recovered by nightfall authorities pondering further losses or missing passengers as rescuers searched the wreckage and the river.
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Homerville
Bridgeport Knight Wins Fight and Weds Syracuse Model
Donald Tiffany McAvoy of Bridgeport, a former restaurant counterman, forced entry at Syracuse city clerk offices to obtain a marriage license for Doris Ethel Bachman, a 46 year old Syracuse model and Greenwich Village Follies alumna. The couple wed after grandfather Marvin Bachman’s certified approval, amid local objections and a dramatic public scene.
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Donald
Tiffany
McAvoy
Stony Hearted
Grandpa
Syracuse
N. Y
Donald “Tiffany” McAvoy
Park Avenue
Bridgeport
Hancock
Doris Ethel Bachman
Greenwich Village Follies
Grandpapa
Clef
Marvin Bachman
Bly
Cayuga County Judes
Edgar Moser
Ofice
Clary Hanseck
Jine
Bonus Conferees Reach Agreement Report Today
Conferees reached a binding accord on the soldiers bonus bill and expect the measure to be reported to the House today with four major changes. The land reclamation provision was dropped and veterans filing time was limited to January 1, 1928. The House plan on advances for farm or home wid is retained with adjustments in the credit scale. President Harding’s approval status remained unclear.
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Washington
Asociated Press
House
Senate
Hardline
Harding
Night Watchman Dies After Auto Hit in City
James Barry of 28 Blisworth Street died at Bt Vincent's hospital from head injuries after being struck Saturday night by an unidentified car in a Marin Street Huntington Street work zone. Police seek the motorist as fellow accident victims recover in hospitals. Carleton Clark bond set in Katz case.
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James Barry
Blisworth Street
Vincent’s Hospital
Barry
Marin Street
Hunting Street
Heren Katz
New York City
Carleton Clark
Clark Streat
Milford
Bridgeport Hospital
Clark
City Courh
Miss Katz
Perrmitad
Otto Schuler
Fairfield
Frank BH
Orton
New York
Sp Vincent's Hospital
Ida
Anna
Unpledged delegates named for Bridgeport GOP convention
Bridgeport town chairman announced delegates to the Republican state convention are unpledged. The main central committee members chosen include John T. King, William A. Redden, and Arthur F. Conner. Delegates listed include J T King Mrs Ella Fleck J 4 H Robinson Bloise Peabody and others.
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Bridgeport
New Eoven
Ella
Fleck
J. 4
H. Robinson
Bloise Peabody
A. J. Northey
Grace Richardson
Thomas
J. Connors
Mary
Kyach
Arthur FF
Ona
Edith
Feace
Government Granted Ten Day Extension of Rail Strike Injunction
Chicago Sept 11 Associated Press The government obtained a ten day extension of the temporary restraining order against the rail strike leaders and more than 240 strikers. Judge James Will continued the order past midnight to await the injunction hearing tomorrow on the government’s motion to replace it. The case centers on alleged illegal activity and threats by the Federated Shop Crafts and allied unions as 300000 workers are affected by the strike.
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Chicago
Associated Press
CSET
James Will
Jth
M. Daugherty
Vate
Torneys
B. M. Jewell
Presid
John Scott
Federated Shop Crafts
Argus
Donald R. Richberg
Jowell
South Ware
Cy Wes McGuire
Judee
Telles Mn
Cultura of California
Carsis
California
Aothi Interstate Commerce Commissio
Daugherty H
Daugherty
Logan
Impeachment Move Placed Before House Over Daugherty
Washington September 11 The House confronted impeachment charges against Attorney General Daugherty. Representative Kyler filed seven counts alleging abuse of office, violation of civil liberties, and failure to prosecute crimes. The Judiciary Committee received the motion for an investigation, with party leaders guiding the procedural path.
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Washington
Associated
Pretax
Daugherty
House
Kyler
Minnesota
Judiciary Committee
Keller
Sperth
Nis
Finda
Ilegally
CIA
Representative Mendel
Wyomba
Blanton
Texas
Spenker Gillest
Mrs Lewis to Represent Stratford in Legislature
Stratford and its People’s Central Committee show withdrawal of all rival candidate petitions leaving Mrs Itza Egien Lewis and Charles E Wheeler as next Stratford representatives in the State Legislature. The town faces election expenses for two representatives and probate judge as the fall polls approach.
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People’s General Committee
Hunter
Stratford
Spretat
Itza
Egien Lewis
LeRoy Lewis
Charles E. Wheeler
Hag
Protate
John Smith
Tha‘ Paopless
Charten Welles
Charles H. Peck
Pease Watt
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Larry” Gill
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Edward J. Rowe
Carnell
Essensers
Francis P. Punigan
Tunigan
Gil Yéserday
N. H. Road Slerk Held
N.Y
Donald Mclvoy
Thomas Meavoy
Alent
Donald McAvoy
Cone
Als Son
MeVey
Hig Son
McAve
Aloways
Tunda
Syracuae
TOWN
Wilkerson
Shopmen’s Union
Finn Bfttle
Judes
Blackburn
Brerline
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Sont
Olte
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Lewis
George A. Fairchild
Lewis Snyder
Eliot Wpeck
Everett Srilffen
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