Marmet citizens press governor on road construction
Marmet residents rally to urge the state to complete a bond funded road project halted by public utility right of way disputes with the Chesapeake and Ohio and Charleston Interurban railways. A mass meeting formed a committee to present a petition to the governor and coordinate with officials for swift action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmet
Marmnes
bublia/ Uriliiea
Chesapeake and Ohio and
Charleston
James Camer
Treressox B. J. White
A. Jones
Opor
Utke
Ln Tels
Morris
H. R. Jones
Cltzone of
London
Charleston and
Lagan
Libby-Owens
Boone County
Lensererk
SonseTrex
Thy
Peryvinis
Maret
Acance
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
Charleston Interurban Railway Company
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Raye
Army and Navy Offer Aid to Aero Inquiry
Washington leaders announce joint army and navy readiness to assist on the aero inquiry. The board will convene at the White House Thursday with expert witness Col. Marc Mitchell possible. A navy court of inquiry is also to investigate the Shenandoah disaster as secretary Wilbur coordinates support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War and Navy
White House
War Department
Colanet — Witmarc Mitchel
Osn- Hoversy
Alp Service Administration
Wilbur
Navy
Shenandoah
Ols Ane
Tha Trout
Close Primary Race for TOGA in Wisconsin Nomination
A close primary race for U S Senate unfolds as Republicans and Democrats campaign after La Follette’s death. Candidates Wilcox McGovern and Wendard campaign in Oshkosh and statewide tours while Dems weigh write in steps for Judge Charles B Rogers. If Democratic support dips below ten percent the party risks running an independent candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Tha
Suilwaukel
Cindin
Ite
Bublican
United States
Robert M
LaFollette
Robert M. LaFolletts
Rey J. Wilcox
Francis
Mccovern
Daniel Woendard
Oshk
Wiserisim
Perth
Tate
Reed
Charles B. Rogers
Fort Atkinson
Iasc
John M. Work
Oil Company Fire Fatal to Firemen at Knox Yard
Fire at Knox Oil Company in Mount Vernon Ohio killed three firefighters and left a fourth man missing. The blaze damaged the refinery yard with losses around 100000 dollars. A spark from a contract mishap on a filling hose is blamed for the start. Harry Snyder, 29, entered the offices to save books and likely fell victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Ohin
Knox Oil Company
Harry Snyder
Minister Rev. Bond Dies After Station Injury in Wheeling
Rev. Porrand Bond, a retired Baptist minister from Washington Pennsylvania, died at Ohio Valley General Hospital after he fell at the Baltimore and Ohio station in Wheeling while waiting for a train home. Bond had led congregations across Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia before retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Porrand Bond
Washington
Baltimore
Ohio
Ohio Valley General Hospital
Yellce
Hond
Ood
West Virginia
Pennarhebia
Charleston Dollar Day Offers Major Store Sales
Tomorrow Charleston holds its seventh semi annual Dollar Day with more than twenty leading stores advertising their best prices and sales. The Gazette urges readers to take advantage of the buying opportunities at participating merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Gazette
Steel operations show improvement in Youngstown district
New York dispatch reports steel plants in the Youngstown area running at about sixty percent capacity, with 127 independent mills under power. Major producers like Republic Iron and Steel and U.S. Steel Corp in the district run near sixty percent, up from the prior week as output boosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Youngstown
Nekle Steel
Butler Abandons Western Trip Amid Tariff Revision Talk
A late winter plan for Butler to visit Chicago is dropped as Congress reconvenes. The article notes an expected push for tariff revision and a rapid passage of measures, with party support and regional factionalism shaping the pace. Senator Buelle signals a bid for reelection, while national committees assess the party’s strength ahead of the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voxalon
Congress
Irespita
Pasenga
Buflue
Sui
Red Cross Begins Campaign for Veterans Support
Washington telegraph reports the Red Cross launches a veteran aid drive on behalf of Washington veterans. Volunteers urged to knit warm garments for former service members and collect cash donations to aid those in need as cold weather looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nut
Republicans Split Over La Follette Support in Wisconsin Election
Written in a clipped mock press style the dispatch reports internal Republican tensions in Wisconsin over support for La Follette Jr amid a primary clash. It notes national figures debating backing and possible independent runs if primary results forbid a favorable nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Twibert M. Lia Follette, Jr
Wisconsin
Nani
Toomorrow
Chatrman Butler
Convinltice
Ted Lo
Bea Clalys
Galollette
Tel
Cleveland
Egyptian swimmer quits English Channel attempt amid frost and cramps
Isak Helms, the Egyptian, abandoned his bid to swim the Channel from Dover to France after 3.5 miles, suffering thigh cramps, a ruptured chin and stomach troubles in 13 degree waters. He planned a future attempt despite the rough Channel conditions and warnings from lifeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isak Helms
Dover
Boulagne
Coney
Gholirittan
Jhow
Canvagisy Ag
RAMI
Coulsa
Chanel
Allee
Allee Jie Turned Iake
Charaey Aeaell
Tor Heling
Protest Filed Over West Virginia Rates In Emergency Plan
Protesters challenge proposed emergency rate order affecting rail freight and fuel transport. Petition argues the commission should modify or remove the emergency provision to prevent price manipulation and protect public interests during fuel shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suoena
Aepciation
Gaile Farauy
Binenotts
New England
Newngland
Newdaghund
Orden
Clearfeld Oorentral
Ouncellea
Fire Extinguished After Fifty Days at Maran Field Wells
A historic blaze at the Maran air field complex was finally put out after fifty days of intense effort. Engineers pumped in extinguishing agents, cooling the well and preventing further spread as preparations were made to seal the site. The operation, described as the great engineering feat of its kind in Romania, involved pumping water and foam to suppress the flames and stabilize surrounding structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Maran
Kominie Atericana
Wien
Extin- Rial
Bevin Lieweil
Rumanta
Murderer of Wife Found Dead in Suspected Suicide
A murky claim of a husband murderer ending in self-inflicted death is reported from San Woardiseo. The victim is identified as John Gevwor, a merchant, with local officials noting the alleged crime followed by the suspect's suicide. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Wuardiseo
John Gevwor
Merhandie
Cragg
Holden
Psc
Wien
Parwuie
Lewis Praised by Pinchot Meeting on Freight Rates
Pennsylvania miners leader Samuel Lewis praised the outcome of his talks with Governor Pinchot here expressing satisfaction with the governors interest in freight rates affecting the coal industry. Pinchot issued a statement noting useful exchanges and anticipated cooperation between coal miners and state officials on rate questions before the Interstate Commerce Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Milporm
Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Pinchot
Br. Lewis
Lewin Monisle
Villaens
Ponnaplanks Industriers
Tewis
Anton
Taewyvin
Ktalemenet
Jewis
Ofelia Vireles
Goveran
Magion Wetake
Merger of Armour and Morris Legal Merger Details
Washington Sept 14 The merger of Armour and Morris Packla companies was approved by Secretary Jardine ending a 192% antitrust complaint initiated by the late Secretary Wallace. White House conference clarified the decision while asserting no violation of monopoly or restraint of trade.
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Jardine
Wallace
Washington
Armour and
Mergis Packla
Ths
Whity House
Ming
yaoRtenory
Nile
Ned Authority
Vont
Tedecul
Alce
Sopans
Monupaly
Pripa Tahipwinilon
Arrest of Senator Stanfield Seen as Enemy Plot Claim
Portland report describes political adviser and supporters alleging the arrest of Senator Stanfield for disorderly conduct was a frame-up by enemies. Police deny the charge as investigations proceed, with Stanfield traveling and a private detective inquiry under way to uncover those involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert N. Stanfield
Oregon
Stanfield
Baker
Ore
Ofiniale Tnday
Robert Stynffeld Herg
Rycharen
Beine
Melends
Stanfida
Pullee
Oman
Frank McCailoch
Portland
Oro
T. B. Neauhaysennie
Senate
Albert N. Stanfields
Inada
Alo
Oreen
Stantivia
Merwe Waht
Wit Potman
Beker
Parca
Kendleten
Uhia
Stan Field
Joe
Public Lands
Baise
Tdaho
Ruval
Tamarcow
Winneninge
Nevada
Torsday
Widener May Keep Rembrandt Works
Supreme Court Justice Vernon M. Davis denied a motion by Brings Pelly Youssounof for the re delivery of two Rembrandt paintings to Hint by Joseph BE and Widener. The decision ruled the arrangement a sale with conditional repurchase, allowing Widener to buy back if unable to keep the artworks.
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Supreme Conve
Vernon M. Davis
Pelly Youssounof
Joseph BE
Widen
Philadelphia
Tuattus Davie
Justius Digie
Widener
New York Primary Windup Sees Bitter Democratic Struggle
New York City heads into a pivotal primary day amid a fierce Democratic contest led by Tammany Hall stalwart James Walker, Governor Alfred E. Smith versus William Randolph Hearst allies, with others like Mayor John B. Hylan and Republican rivals Waterman Bennett Lys factoring into a tense political battle and heavy police protection planned at polling sites.
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New York
Ciisa
F&amilien
Alsp
Dasight
Cloge
My Cma
Umera
Rey Roth
Tammany Hall
Jamee Walker
Diovernor
Alfred E. Smith
Annte Bemoacracy
Kin la
John B. Hylan
Stermy
Watic
Thrive Boroughs
Wm. Standolph Hearst
oMestine Erm Oof
B. Waterman
I William M. Bennett
Joni G. Lys
Bennett
Waterman
Ikie
John Petras Mitchiell
Societiet
Fa Rov
Norman Thomas
Laat Autumn
Democratic Party
Empire
Smith
Me Hearst
Mr. Mearat
Dennter Walker
Timekeeping by clocks to set standard timing
Clock officials and workers test and regulate a batch of timepieces in a city facility. Representatives from a timer recording company adjust gears to ensure clocks show correct time within two minutes of average daily accuracy. The process aims for reliability across devices as they run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Clark
Wundal
Timer Recording Company
Omar
Coroner Jurors Delayed In Mrs C B Murder Case
Coroner C. Modlin postponed the coroner’s jury session to identify Mrs C B’s killer. George W. Atkins says no one is accused yet. Waterloo salesman Buchanan testified about a car near Grundy Center and where it was found, aligning with Cook’s account while hinting at a possible lover.
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Tae
Prue
Vinton
Towa
Corberts
C. B
Modlin
George W. Atkins
Avidenda
Jecree Buchanan
Waterloo
Tuwa
Croke
Nix
Grundy Comer
Kim
Wille
Jack
Buchanan
Cogis
Cook
Cok
Buchan
F Whith
Sir Gouk
Gayx
Mama
Inter
Charred bodies of couple identified in East St. Louis
In East St. Louis the charred bodies of a man and woman found at a buried site are tentatively identified as John Gray and his wife Catharine. Investigators note Gray owned a park resort and a car matching the vehicle seen with the victims.
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East ST. Louis
John Gray
Magle Park
Madison County
Catharine
Gray
Hos
Satard Volice
Douitte
Hollis Lryatm
Melvin Norvell
Bagte Ugyris
Matheria Gry
Dylan Wern
Tom Seth Catherine
Dallas
Teele
Patrolman Suspended After Alleged Attack on Woman
A patrolman was arrested on a warrant charging assault after an alleged attempt to assault a South Side woman. Hearing set for September 2. Investigation led by Richmond Miller with support from experts. officer remained suspended pending outcome.
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South Side
Waa
Tahiy Emory Toda
Madistraie J. A. Deter
Cai
Richmond Miller
World Way
Whedon
Oh Cinaar
Cox
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Robert M. LaFaliette
Butler
Republican
National Committee
Chicago
Abe West
Robert
May Pole
Lette. Jr
RED Cross
Republican National Committee
FORD
Rockefeller
John 2
Ify
W.va
Morris Legal
Howe
Anmiindes
Veel
Adel
White
Dave Remulied
Wu Purchae
Senate Public Lands
Yate
MeQdioch
Rembrandt
Ini Prn
Thea Py OM and Gas Canpany
Claenan
Tie Sane
Hylan
Hearst
Te Tanmany
Pike Oly
Dreeres
Hcal
Warlons
Tammany Mani
Mayvol
Tammany
Bulens
Meyers
Democrati
Walker
Ruvarnor
West
Montreal
Scorag
Ein Hale
Benton County
Thomas H. Burdette
Suan Spuocer
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