Davis to Head Democratic Missouri Meet
Democratic presidential nominee John Davis to headline Missouri rally in a scene built around a gubernatorial nomination. The event will feature party leaders, a broadcast by WDAK and KRSM, and a luncheon at the Neterson farm near Ketnans.
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Missouri
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Bunceton
May
Mhonsenda
Democratic Atuta
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Molefone
Bean
Aliny
Necturberus
Rha
Sare
Devin
Boon
Mavis
He Notnon
Democratic
Tletaln
Numines
Radin
WDAK
Kenanatty
KRSM
Mt. Lola
Pam
Proromalnga
Third Party Attacks on Constitution Spark Colorado Debate
A Republican response denounces a third party tied to Senator LaFellette, warning the plan would destroy the constitution and the Supreme Court. The chair urges unity against what he calls a peril to liberty and the nation’s foundational rights.
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Chicago
Jobert M. LaFellette
Willramt M. Hutter
Republican National
Gsclaroa
United States
Dampalwa
Soclutlatu
Ta Pted
Laren
Partion
Dar Wa Insuc
Supreme Court
Avery Sithaon
Uberty
da Podingte
French engineer awarded prize for helicopter work
A French engineer in Mont Brepaud receives a prize for helicopter performance. The machine is described with details on weight and measurements, noting the official attendance and technical aspects of the helicopter.
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Filenne Oehmichen
France
Mont Brepaud
Franua
Aebittadon
Ainort
van Kwarded
Hia
Qebmlohon
Nm Pieter
Gio Tieter
Three Die in Accidents on Sabbath Day
OT CITY Sept 14 three people died in separate accidents on Sunday. A truck tire blew, hitting a man who died instantly near a road shoulder while investigators search for the driver. In another incident a man and two others were killed in a factory canning explosion and several injured taken to hospital at Eaton.
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OT City
Jonn Lee
Nekte
Mwe
Miment Mertanly
Ofelock
OmMcern
Charsen
Anthony Néehr
Antlimare
Kien
Jurien
Mn Willer
Eaton
Military force ruling Chile as civilian cabinet reshapes government
Santiago dispatch reports Chilean military and naval leaders seize control after President Alessandri resigns, forming a council led by General Lula Attanitano and Admiral Sunn Noff. Aimed at establishing a new constitutional government, they promise lawful action and eventual return of power to elected authorities. Meanwhile Santiago papers deny censorship, blaming printer strikes for reduced newspaper sizes.
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Chile
Chille
Lula Attanittano x46
Lce
Juan Pablo Bennett
Sunn Noff
MX Secretarias
Alcibiades Ryldans
Messurer
Bov
Mente
Ales
Bandr
amMee
Miliary Funda
Frank Slayers Attend Church in Penitentiary
Nathan F. Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb attended church services at the Thingis state penitentiary with Father Leo the prison chaplain. The sermon text was You Cannot Serve God and Mammon. In the afternoon the Franke slayers wrote letters to friends while mail was censored.
Plans for Flight of 2R-3 by York from Hamburg
Red York reports Wilhelm Von Meister of Maybach motors arrived in Lakehurst New Jersey to prep for Zeppelin Zk-2. He displayed pictures of internals and stated a 72 mph max speed with 430 horsepower Maybach engines. The craft, fully fueled and equipped, would weigh about 80,000 tons and burn roughly 100 gallons of gasoline per hour. Von Meister is 23 years old.
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Red York
Wilhelm von Meister
Maybach Motor Works
Hamburg
Lakehurst
N. J
von Melstur
Geneva Session Faces Strain Over Arbitration Pact
Sunday session in Geneva intensifies strain as delegates resume debate on security arbitration and disarmament. Benes, Masaryk, and Dauský press for a draft convention while Sir John Maynard MacDonald notes no changes to the compulsory arbitration clause of the World Court.
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Graneva
Benes
Iune League of Nationy
Jan Masarky
Washington
Paris
Assembly
World Court of Justice
Great Britain
Wales to Leave U S This Week
The Prince of Wales planned a delayed departure for Canada next Thursday with a possible motor trip from Glen Cove to Montreal. He enjoyed the Saturday game, praised Louis Lacey, and may travel by special train to Calgary before a ranch visit. security and escort details were reported as he left the Burden home.
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Prince of Wales
Canada
James A.’ Burden
Long Island
Prince’s
Friden
Louis Lacey
Harrison Willams
Glen Cove
Hart Sore Solt
Julius Melachmann
Port Washington
Green Mountains
Montreal
Canadian National Railways
Lone
Calgary
Hign River
Aman
Ainclon
New York
J. Ef. Lawser
American Secret Service
D. S. Bock
State Police
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William Hayden
Tock
U S Admiral Commands Shanghai Forces
Admiral Thomas Washington, U S Navy, directs Allied forces to Shanghai to protect foreign lives and property amid clashes between opposing Chinese factions over control of Shanghai and its international concessions.
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Shanghai
Thomas Washington
U. S. In
Shaihai
Young in Paris on Dawes Plan
The Associated Press reports in Paris that Owen D Youle, a temporary fenteneeal for Teputa Hons payments, arrived from Berlin to meet with Dawes Plan officials. He will confer with Teparations commission members and outline vows to make the plan effective, while discussions focus on appointing R Rab Innon and Robinsom for roles in the commission and potential arbitration if Germany defaults.
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Owen D. Youle
Nere
Berlin
Young
Medbera
Teparations Commission
Tioa
R. Rab Innon
Cour
Rovihaon
Germany
Mekenne
Change Boundaries of Voting Precincts in Logan County
A writ orders Logan County Court to convene and redraw precinct boundaries to meet voter thresholds. Petitioner Coleman Hatfield, a legal voter of Lexan County, claims current precincts exceed 699 voters inside towns or fall outside 650 to 160 outside. Precincts No. 6 11, Annerdarte 1,068. No. Lorado 578. No. 21 Nabory 660. No. 12 Lanaville 704. Logan District No. 1 625. No. 4 718. No. 6 042. No. 7 Gen. No. 10 682. No. 22 1,024. No. 29 unspecified. most precincts outside incorporated Logan city except No. 4 and No. 22 in Logan district.
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Logan County Court
Coleminn- Hatfield
Lexan
Colomad Hattie
Annerdarte
Lorado
Nabory
Logan
Woman starts five fires in congested district
New York Sept 14 A 35 year old dress pattern maker Jennia Latimer claimed a mysterious impulse drove her to set five fires within an hour in a crowded tenement area. Fire officials say many fires were incendiary and linked to baby carriages left near stairways. witnesses saw a woman fleeing. Latimer suffered a nervous breakdown earlier in January and was arrested after disclosures by neighbors and fire crews.
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New York
Jennia Lacimer
Shain
Marshak Brophy
Cres
Latimer
World fliers to start for Chicago today
World fliers prepare for trans continental flight under good weather from Dayton Ohio heading to Chicago. Lt Lowell H Smith commander reports engines overhauled and ships serviced. Repairs completed on Boston flight plane at McCook Field while crews ready to resume voyage toward New Orleans and beyond with support from Cumberland Maryland to Moundsville West Virginia leg segments.
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Dayton
Ohio
Chicago
Reston
Leigh Wades
New Orleans
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Novi Brotia
Bicefou
Smith
Bolling Field
Weahington
Truth
Kretn
McCook
Telf
Wilent
Cumberland
Knelp
Moundswile
Virginia
Furnace Fumes Fatal To Pair In New York
In New York a furnace fumes incident killed Mrs James Joughin and contributed to the deaths and collapse of her husband Dr James Joughin and Dr George W Partridge, all connected to an apartment house. Autopsies linked toxic gas from a defective furnace in the building’s basement to the fatalities and hospitalizations.
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New York
George W. Partridge
Tuny
James Joanin
Joushin
Part Fidge
Joughins
Alli
Partridge
Wheeler Campaign Funds Sought in Party Tour
Senator Wheeler of Montana tours New York seeking campaign funds for La Follette Wheeler ticket. A banquet at the Waldorf Astoria on Monday will invite supporters and future fundraising, with Wheeler and La Follette Jr. as guests of honor. After New York, Wheeler plans to speak in Pittsburgh and continue toward the Pacific coast and Southwest, including Toledo and Columbus, September 17 to 19 in various cities.
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Aecall
Alsistince
LaPollette-Wheeler
Wheeler
Montana
Re OM. Lavoilette, Jr
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Will
Toledo
Columbus
Ohio
Dayton
Cincinnati
Chicago
American Legion Collects in St Paul for Convention
Thousands of American Legion members converge on St Paul for the annual convention with plans for opening sessions at 9 30 p m. committees meet on routine business while leaders urge reforms in the veterans bureau and discuss using interest on unexpended profits to decorate graves of soldiers who died in France. Delegations parade downtown as Fort Worth Louisville and Omaha contend for hosting the 1925 convention.
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American Legion
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Legion
Eppania
Veterana' Bureau
National Rehabilitation Committee
Frank T. Hines
Legion Exelusiva
Stars and Stripes
France
Grand Army of the Republic
John F. Quinn
Hines
American’ Legion, Auxiliary
Legionnaires
Smothers &Nd
Cach
Alleasons Bend
Paria
Zarb
Arnilstica
Whitcomb killed in hit and run near Gettysburg
In Gettysburg Pennsylvania Harry Whitcomb a former county supervisor was killed when struck by a car driven by Harvey Peffley of Lebanon. The coroner's jury exonerated Peffley of blame.
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Trafic
Herrisburs
Harry Whitcomb
Sury
Adame County
Harvey Peffley
Lebanon
Petey
Coolidge Spends Day Aboard Mayflower On Potomac
President Coolidge sails the lower Potomac aboard the Mayflower for a weekend cruise. He rests after Sunday services and carries papers whose contents were not disclosed. Attending are Mrs Coolidge, Secretary Hughes, daughter, and guest Rowell of California. Advisers reportedly discussed vacation weathered state conditions and Balkan sitautions during the trip. The voyage will continue until tomorrow with an early return planned.
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Washington
Coolidge
Potomac River
Frealdent
Coolldse
MOVE TROOPS IN PEKING FORCES
Dispatches from Shanhaikwan and near J hol district report Chang Teo Lin massing troops toward Peking from two sectors as Manchurian forces clash with government troops. A Kiangsu report notes heavy artillery and ships at Tai lake. situation described as critical with many troops moving north.
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Shanghat
Mukder
Teddy
Chekiang
Shanhaikwal
a-China Province
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Jehol
Chihu
Shanhaikws
Peking
Tsao-Yang
Chang Wso-Lin
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Mennyine
Shanehatt
Kiating
Shephil
Taltsans
Antinen
Chexiang
Tai Lake
Kiangsu
Tien “Tsien
Arctic Schooner Lands am Labrador After Thrilling Battles
Special to The Gazette recounts Bowdoin captains and crew surviving a 1923 voyage up Greenland coast. A severe ice jam in Refuge Harbor tested the vessel Bowdoin’s timber, with crews fighting to free the ship as frigid Arctic waters and granite harbors trapped them for weeks.
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Refuge
Toy
Donald Ax Maeiloan
S Gazette
J Doin
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Bet Ous
Herriot Silent On France Debt To United States
Paris dispatch reports Premier Herriot cautious on France’s debt to the United States. Finance Ministry considers several amortization plans including a five year moratorium and interest relief. Myron T. Herrick, U.S. ambassador, notes cautious openness but no decisive move as Paris weighs restructuring and tax reform.
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Herriot
France
United States
Nanes
Ministry of Finance
Edward Hurley
Myron.t. Herrick
Amert
Prante
Kfreah
Burney
Durleg
Gummeer
Jlil
Acros
Women Will Vote Say Secretaries at La Follette HQ
Washington dispatch reports statements from Miss Smith of the National Women’s Trade Union League predicting that ten million women will vote for La Follette in the next national election. La Follette campaign officials and Butler of the Republican National Committee react to the Labor Day address and discuss trusts and platform substance amid the 1912 political climate.
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Seni
Ay Follette
Smith
Women's Trader Union League
Milion Workens
LaFollatta
Wheeler
LaFolletti
Theinige
Butler
Republican
National Committee
LaPollotta
Miss Smith
the LaPollette
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LaPollette
Chal Wah
Jia
de Yenster
Faor
Mtr
Hr. Pollette
Ion Harry
Reports claim no loans made in Bucharest finances
Reports from Bucharest dated September 14 say private advices indicateFinance Minister Bratianu has failed to negotiate with foreign creditors. He reportedly urged an immediate inflationary move to relieve the treasury strain as they warned the county faces a worsening economic crisis. The message notes strained negotiations over currency and public product activity.
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Rumania
Fyray
Bratione
Igana
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