Fraud Charged In Conduct of G. O. P. Primary
A county recount in Salisbury shows gains for several Republican candidates in the first two precincts. Testimony alleges ballot irregularities at precinct 1887 Ponda Avenue and at the Salisbury polling sites as lawmen and officials face shake ups and potential removals.
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G.O.P
Witheanen
Aouet
Mra
Evi Mille
Ponda Avenue
Meney
J. x. Browder
George W. Jenking
Comutis
C. £. Jarrett
Justice of the Peace
Roy Jarrett
Sonstable
John Britton
Jarrett
Amustant
D. L. Siebury
Brank Westfall
Baltota
Minn
Rotea
K. D. Hadlett
Salibury
Copennay-ace
Byetens
Ap Rec
Salisbury
F. Mathen
Semin
Keanie
Browder
Jenking Annmed
C. ¥. Sarrett
Roy Satfole Walned
Constable
Aura
Willie Will Siblings Mystery in Midwestern Town
A clipped and garbled passage hints at a local tale involving Willie WfilIs and a mobert name. The fragment mentions a car seat and attempts to save someone named Tenney, with attribution to a publisher's syndicate.
Hoover Hoist Gains as Delegates Shift at Kansas City Rally
Enthusiasm for Hoover rose in Kansas City as more Hoover delegates joined the temporary convention roll. Coolidge supporters fought back with talk of nominating him first if Hoover leaves the White House. Farmers’ revolt signs faded yet some corn belt delegates still expected a mass pilgrimage for farm relief and McNary Haugen plans.
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Kanbas City
Herbert Hoover
Republican Na Monat Committee
Hoover
Lowdon
Ace
Coolidge
White House
Tiret
Kansas Bey
McNary-Haugen
Udusua Alze
Hig Bors
Watson
Intinns
Hoover Strengthened by RNC Delegates Rulings for Nomination
Associated Press reports Herbert Hoover gains decisive delegate support as the Republican National Committee resolves disputes on 1983 convention seats. The last contests yield 75 seats, with Hoover securing full Texas, Florida, Tennessee, Mississippi, Missouri, Indiana, and other delegations.
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Associated Preast
Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
Republican National Committee
Sommerce
Hoover
Texas
Gatien
Florida
ToMissana
Adiaalosippi
Tennessee
Hurricane Makes Hundred Homeless
The hurricane in Grenhaw county Alabama has left more than 100 people homeless and caused six deaths. Torrential rains and floods extended effects into Georgia, Mississippi, Louisiana, and southern Alabama. National guardsmen supervised relief as homes and livestock were destroyed and many residents were injured.
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Associates
Montgomery
Ala
Mont Rcute
Grenshaw County
Muldd
Georgia
Gren
Haw
English Denies Harry Thaw Admission at Southampton
Harry K Thaw was stopped at the ship gangway in Southampton and refused entry to England by immigration officials after sailing from New York on the Aquitania He carried a British visa and planned a three week tour of Europe but was denied landing under the 1877 1908 extradition act rule.
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England
Harry Thaw
Southampton
Auocolatea Press
Harry K. Thaw
New York
Thaw
Jt Steph
Stephens
Home Office
Europe
London
Paris
Vienna
Pittsburgh
Stanford White
Evelyn Neehit
Art
White
Wb Mattewan
Canada
Ile
United States
Countess of Cathcart
Ivolving
Inter
Ant
Build
kKtranker
Frank Monard
Grace Budi
Naselel Beach
Southern Cross
Hingsford-Smith
Brisbane
Nasatel
New Caledonia
Sydney
Associated Press
Warpassey
Nla
Wimner Stultz
Smith Leads New York in Democratic Expenditures
Fifteen presidential hopefuls spent 731087.05 with total contributions 809023.72, leaving a 48958.33 deficit. Governor Smith of New York tops Democratic outlays at 121471.96 with no deficit, while Hoover leads Republican spending at 380822.11 and Reed, Norris, and other lawmakers show varying receipts and outlays.
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Washington
Steiver
Oregon
Hoover
Repubucan
Smith
New York
Wills
Willis
Ohio
Lowden
Illnois Tanks
Reed
Missouri
Goff
West Virginia
Repubiican
Norrisikowlee
George
Georgia
Watson
Indiana
Ase Pirant
Curtis
Kansas
Dawen
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Walah
Montana
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Pomerene
Oho
Bryan's Daughter Apparent Winner
Partial returns from the Democratic primary show Ruth Bryan leading in the fourth district over W. J. Senae and strengthening against Sears. Governor candidate Carton holds a slim edge with Hathaway close behind. Owen gains a large majority in her district, while several delegates to the national convention remain unpledged and pro Smith candidates lag behind those keeping their choice private.
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Jacksonville
Pin
Jung
Tacos
United States
Pack ‘Trammell
John W. Martin
Ruth Bryan
W. J. Senes
Sears
Doyle 2. Cartton
Tampa
Inield
Toone A. Hathaway
State Road Department
Mra
Owen
Qwen
Ren
Houston
al Smith
Wilkins and Pilot Arrive in England
Captain George Wakina and his pilot Lieutenant Garl E. Eielson landed at Croydon Airport in London after a flight from Alaska to Spitzbergen. Few greeted the arrival as the Arctic flyers touched down with no official reception.
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London
George 4. Wakina
Garl E. Eielson
Alaska
Spitzperger
Croydon
Arctic
Amsterdam
Dela. U
Dr Krieg Wins Flower Honors at Charleston Rose Show
The sixth annual community rose show at the YWCA sponsored by Charleston Rose Society and Kanawha Garten Club drew hundreds. The centerpiece was Dame Edith Helen a new rose variety by Dr Arch Krieg which won the Daily Man cup and blue ribbon, named The Queen of the Show.
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YS W. C. A. Yestersday
Charleston Rose Society
Kanawha Garten Club
Edith Helen
Arch Kreig
Nood
EK. Clank
Daily Man
Payroll heist at Detroit News ends in street shooting
Six robbers armed with pistols storm the Detroit News offices during the payroll robbery of about $45,000. A street shooting wounds two patrolmen and a reporter. officers Crale and Barstad are injured, with Barstad near death. The robbers flee in a waiting car after firing multiple shots.
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Detroit
Detroit News Today
George ‘Barsted
Barstad
Ja Lot
Guyot W. Crale
Joseph W. Worren
Delegate List To Kansas City Issued by Sharp
The report details 19 West Virginia delegates to the Republican national convention with 1014 votes statewide and several precincts missing. It lists delegates by district and notes Democratic delegate races showing Smith and anti Smith contenders leading in various districts.
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Tee Dat
Browder
Jenkins and
Cabin Cree Bay
Pheane
Faye Bight
Kansas City
Sharp
Smith
West Virginia
George W.sharp
Virgil C. Highland
J. G. Bradley
Dundon
A. A. Lily
Charleston
Howard
M. Bott
Huntington
A. B. Getlfuas
Parkersburg
J. N. Harman, Jr
Welch
C. 5. Wright
Cerna
Ww. S. Hallanan
William Mekeil
Glen Jean
Samuel T. Spears
anti-Smity
Cleveland M. Seibert
Harry H. Byrer
anti-Smith
Byrer
Spears
Seibert
J. L. Wharton
Hardy
Homer Davis
Andrew Edmiston
C. H. Crumpecker
Associated Prosst
Las Vegas
Will Rogers
Fred Kelly
Ihe
Kelly
L. D. Cheney
Ally
Rogers
Dirigible Search Fails to Find Missing Flight
Report from the Seater Hobby notes the first airplane search for the missing dirigible Thalia yielded no sightings. Norwegian aviator Lt Luetzow Holm flew from Biscay Hook toward Bread Bay but fog prevented further attempts. Captain Hjalmar Rijser Larsen and Italian alpinists also reported no success in Amsterdam Island and Wilde Fjord area.
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Splichersen
Une
Luetzow Holm
Biscay Hook
Bread Bay
Hjalmar Rijser-Larsen
Norway
Amsterdam Island
Wilde Fjord
Fliers Leave Suva For Beach to Fuel For Australia Hop
Fort Shafter radio reports Southern Cross hopping off Naselai Beach Fiji for the final over water leg to Australia. The Honolulu time signal showed the monoplane leaving Naselai Beach with its nose toward the setting sun as it refueled for the southward leg.
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Beach
Australia
Naselai
Brisbane
Associated Prox
Honolulu
Fort Shafter
Naselai Beach
Fiji
San Francisco
Fiji Islands
Southern Cross
Neselu
Naselal Beach
Kingsford-Smith
Candy Beach
Alip
Miditlon
Miers
Ted Wear Albert Park
Rogers Fliers Aim for Brisbane Flight After Suva Stop
Will Rogers and the Southern Cross crew prepared for the final 1785 mile jump to Brisbane after a Suva to Naselel Beach stop. The aircraft faced a brief landing delay but completed a safe takeoff with five Australian crew and two American navigators, amid strong public support and government radio coordination.
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cCharies Ingstorn- Smith
Brisbane
Albert Park
Suve
Suva
Hingeford
Smith
Arons
Warner
San Francisco
Sydney
Bruce
Anzac
Mabel Joins in Atlantic Race
Curtis Field reports Mabel Bell and a two man crew prepare the monoplane Columbia for a trans Atlantic attempt from Old Orchard Maine. Charles Levine, owner, says departure may occur tomorrow morning with the ocean hop beginning later in the week.
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Associated Pronst
Curtiss Wield
Charles
Levine
Columbia
Misa Mabel Bell
Associated Press
Curtiss Field
Atlantic
Mims Mabel Hail
Queen of Diamonds
Charles A. Levine
Clarence Chamber
Germany
Old
Francis Tanner Accused of Ambushing State Dry Agent
Parkersburg June. Francis Tanner 23 is charged with shooting Summers a deputy state prohibition agent who was wounded while pursuing a load of mash. The incident occurred on a highway near Leachtown, with a posse and Constable Burdette pursuing two men who fled after an exchange of fire. Summers remains hospitalized with a back wound and his recovery is uncertain.
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Parkersburg
Francis Tanner
Summers
Prohibition
Richwood
Tanner
James D. Lory
Leachtown
W. C. Burdette
Burdette
Lowry
Tolowng
Alexander Tanner
Ayompanion
Pyal Thees
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