Making of Political History Looked For As Leaders Go Into Assembly With White House Favorites Deadlocked
Crissy, San Francisco, June 33. Lieutenant Manahan lands at Chazy Field after a 21 hour 48 minute flight from New York aboard the Mammoth Enron route. Crowds cheer as photographers capture the moment and the ace flyer is greeted by jubilant soldiers and reporters amid a tumultuous landing scene.
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San Francisco
Trassgi
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Army Rile
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Chasy Biold
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Maum
Kewa
Manahan
Roma Prado
Jaushan
Maughan Flight Beats Way Toward San Francisco Described
A terse news item from Fort Laramie to Salt Lake City notes Lieutenant Maughan flying from New York to San Francisco, passing near Cheyenne and To ck Springs. The report tracks multiple sightings across Utah and Wyoming as he speeds toward the Pacific, aiming for an unaffiliated record.
Pittsburgh Plus Faces Last Attack in Price Fixing Case
Washington report says attorney for the Coca Cola commission and two witnesses testified today in a trial before the commissioner. The case centers on alleged attempts to fix the price of steal and regulate production, with Steinhauer and Elokeetne named as counsel in the controversy over restraint of competition.
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Flight Completes From Atlantic to Pacific Over Crisny Field
Lieutenant Ikuasnett G. Maughan completes a Dane medusk flight from the Atlantic to the Pacific, landing at Crisny Field in San Francisco after starting yesterday from Miteheth Feta NY.
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Blaze destroys Charleston Mattress plant and nearby shops
A blaze sparked by a gas line explosion yesterday afternoon devastated the Charleston Mattress factory and damaged the Capital City Machine Shop and three residences on a scenic hillside. The loss, about 80 000 dollars, spread to nearby buildings including Williamson Paint and Swann's mill area, as fire crews fought to prevent further spread amid high winds.
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Cayottal City
Mead Hetter
Rilisida
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Hijalde
N. A. White
Indian Raining Company
Duening Tattrans Company
Inkttrans
Willamann Ralnt Company
Print Company
Charleston City Awards Near 400000 Paving Plan
The Charleston council approved a near 400000 paving program covering 36 streets and alleys, amid a heated debate over bids and a proposed 10 percent discount for paying certificates. Councilors considered delaying the letting to pressure state legislative action, with contractors denying any bid inflation. A decision on Quarrier Street resurfacing was tabled for further property-owner input.
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Eliy
Charleston
Todd
Matthews
House of Assermion
Countliman
Harold Matthere
Burt
Ebversbach Construction Company
Thaxton
Sentineta
Elbersbach Company
Quarrier
Quarrier Atrest
Brooks
Beauregard Atreets
Io Street
Haing
Putney
Propery
Harald Mattherws
Andrewn Ag- Pault Paving Company
Rhode Island Senators Refuse to Leave Safety Refuge in Massachusetts
In Rutland Massachusetts June 22 twenty one Rhode Island Republican Senators arrived at the Hotel Bartlett and decided to remain for a guaranteed personal safety. They criticized Lieutenant Governor Toupin accusing him of provoking disorder and delaying state business. The group warned that further quorum-breaking actions would be met with deadly consequences.
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Rutland
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Bartlett
Williwa
Flynn
Toupin
Kagopanly
Chandler's Drink Empire Built from Soft Beverage Boom
The article profiles Aan G Chandler of Aliant Gay who built a beverage business into millions after entering the soft drink market. It notes a late chapter in his life and his broad ventures prior to retirement, highlighting his impact on the industry and regional economy.
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Aan G. Chandler
Beoreen Timnels
Nik Wite
Div Verce
Chendler
Aliant
Gay
Buateens
Rival Claims Advance At Democratic Convention
New York June 23 The eve of the Democratic convention sees rival campaign managers advancing vague victory claims with few details. Delegates are expected to split on the first ballot among many candidates. McAdoo likely near 450 votes, Smith second, others like Cox Davis and Ferris in varied support, with several states pledged to different leaders.
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al Smith
Jess
Cnderwand
Cox
Ralston
John W. Davis
New Jersey
Silver
Michigan
Ferris
Virginia
Glass
Kansas
Jonathan Davis
Atlksisalppi
Harris
Arkansas
Robinsay
New Hampshire
Connecticut
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Bryan
Colorado
Sweet
Delaware
Lauisbury
Wyoming
Kendrick
Herbert Pfahler
Charleston Gazette
Charleston
United States
Lttle
McAdoo
Smith
West
Lend
Tha Shuacisn
Meadoo Papnot
McAdna
Stalth
Selegatas
Tammany Fall
Watpathiza Simons Sone
Qore Vrovinedal Gelematen
Lost mail plane near Salem sparks search by patrols
June 23 near Clarksburg Salem area officers and residents scoured wooded countryside after a mail plane went down on a hillside. Lieutenant Charles Ty Cook reported the crash after the craft lost a propeller, injuring his ankle and forcing an emergency landing. Postmaster Claude Pepper stayed with Cook until doctors treated him and arrangements were made for Washington officials.
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Belling Flela
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U. S. Receipts To Exceed Expenses In Fiscal Year
Washington June 25 Government receipts for the fiscal year ending June 30 will exceed expenditures by more than 500 million dollars Secretary Mellon announced today The tax reduction program proposed was based on an estimated surplus of 223 million dollars Tax payments also exceeded expectations as aid the payments June 16 when incomplete figures showed about 345 million dollars in receipts.
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Melion
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Shearer
Conflicting Views Cloud Democratic Nomination Battle
Charleston Gazette editor surveys New York convention scene where two main contenders McAdoo and Smith dominate debate amid wild speculation. Delegates see possible deadlock after ballots with John W. Davis rumored as alternative. regional blocs and insiders’ wagers shape early mood and strategy as the convention marches toward decisive votes.
Delegates Name French To Lead WV Democrats In New York
The West Virginia delegation to the Democratic National Convention elected D. E. French of Bikefield as delegation chairman and authorized him to cast West Virginia’s votes for him. Kemp Littlepage resigned as secretary, Mrs. Andrew J Price named to succeed. John W. Davis headquarters at Waldorf Astoria noted for subdued display and modest setup.
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F. N. Mann Huntington
A. J. Santridge
Philippi
Ethel F. Moreland
Morgantown
Noulty
Osenton
Virginia
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Ona Zelda
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Davis
Nothing More Lonely Vacation Notice in Gazette Offer
A fragmented ad offers a daily Gazette delivery to readers away on vacation. It advertises Capitol 6600 aml and promises a quick sign-up rather than detailing services. The tone mirrors a busy newspaper promo urging readers to subscribe for updates.
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Gazette
Anti Klan plank dominates Democratic platform hints
New York June 23 reports say Democratic leaders may insert an anti Klan plank in the platform alongside a general law enforcement stance, aiming to embarrass the Mondello candidacy. Edward H Moore of Ghio authored the proposed plank which names the Ku Klux Klan and seeks broad appeal in the northeast.
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Herbert Pfahler
Charleston Gazette
New York
Tanleht
Edward H. Moore
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Moore
Ate Adoo
Pamme
Smith
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Meadod
Tapkagan
Mounting Flame Of Enthusiasm Engulfs Garden
New York June 23 The Deme Satis national convention assembles in Madison Square Garden tomorrow with favorites for the presidency deadlocked. McAdoo leads, Smith second, and many delegations plan to vote independently after instructions. A bitter rivalry shapes the race as leaders claim victory while supporters forecast clashes and possible picks if deadlock continues.
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Ite
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Democracy
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Stata Convertion
Fages Eight Forty Five Covering Developments
Unclear fragmentary note references sewn coverings and a national convention, with incomplete names and dates. The readable portion hints at a reporting brief on developments tied to Fages and an event at 450 Nine, but lacks concrete facts to establish a full item.
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