LaFollette Jr Wins Wisconsin Senate Primary Big Lead
Robert M LaFollette Jr gains a commanding lead in the Wisconsin Republican senatorial primary as results from 1,765 of 2,691 precincts show him ahead of Roy Wilcox and others. Wilcox and Woodward trail with Wilcox carrying strong southeastern counties while Woodward gains Ku Klux Klan support.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Robert M. KaFollette, Jr
United States
LaFollette
Wilcox
McGovern
Woodward
Young Rob
la Follette
Roy Wilcox
Castidge
Kenosha County
Walworth
Teck
Aleeo
Wate
Tiecine
Mwacumet
Dantel Wentward
Plac
Francie McGovran
Oncome
Bruce
William George Bruce
Bilwaukee
Charles B. Rogera
Fort Atkinsum
Madison
Robert M. LaFollette, Jr
Blaine
Jors
Ord Milwalkee
Winesae
Robert M. LaFollette
Roy P. Wilcox
Jollette
Whines
McGuvern
Democrats Win Logan Vote Case Declares Writs Improvidently Awarded
The state supreme court yesterday dismissed writs of error in six Logan county cases after ruling the petitions were not properly presented. The court defined improvidently awarded writs and specified how records must include evidence by proper exceptions or agreement of the parties.
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Logan County
State Supreme Court
Trempton
Fuetica
Ermest Thompson
F. Fiare
Offies
Juatica
Neato
K. FP. Nowlan
J. W Reekectt
Monmtest
Board of Education
Logan
Ailine of Asfersey AB
Syttalius Salestien Puro Fiebe
Pleas of Guilty in Liquor Cases Open West Virginia District Court
Pleas of guilty were heard in over twenty liquor violation cases as Judge George W. McClintic opened the southern district of West Virginia court in Huntington. Fines ranged from 44 months to years. several defendants pleaded not guilty and await trial. The grand jury returned 26 indictments, mainly liquor violations.
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Associated Press Huntington
George W. McClintic
United States Comet
West Vir
A. Migram
Hantington
Bagrie
Saren
Nis Triad
Coolidge Backs Public Hearings On Aircraft Probe
President Coolidge endorses open hearings for the aircraft investigation and urges full public disclosure by the special board. He wants transparency unless wartime defense secrets are at stake and aligns with Secretary Davis on how hearings could affect charges against the army and the air force, notably Major General Mitchell.
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Washington
Coolidge
Davis
Army
Calonel
William Mitchell
Anslatant
Europe eyes reforms as Geneva talks press for order
Delegates at Geneva urge economic adjustments amid talks on European recovery. France backs a broader international conference framework to coordinate measures with the League of Nations, aiming to ease postwar prosperity and prevent disputes.
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Geneva
Europe
Assembly of the
Lenisue of Nations
Frances Initiative
Hungary
Debra Tome
United States
Tarape
Lowchent
League Council
League
Thin
Iig Way of the Restoration of Genewal
Aft
Germany
Duis
Debrourkere
Kelgruit
Pest Wien
Merger plan unifies West Penn electric subsidiaries
Pittsburgh based West Penn company proposals unveil a new West Penn Electric Company to absorb West Penn Energy and Keystown Power and Tie, creating a superpower system. The network would span 25 miles of Baltimore to Ohio River region with about 900000 kilowatts capacity and 200 miles of transmission lines serving roughly 11 million people. Capitalization includes 40 million in preferred and common stock.
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Pittsburgh
Hel, Porter
American Woe Works
Uretric Conmans, Ton, Todas
Vtutement Lu
West Penn Company
West Penn Electric Company
Baltimore
Arrowy
West Virghire
Ohio River
Wratern Benhaylvania
Enetrons
Allen Ten
Dan
Naw
In Again Out Again Druggan Grand Jury Mystery
Chicago reports Terrence Druggan again appearing before a grand jury as investigators seek how he moved through jail and won leniencies. Federal prosecutors allege repeated jail visits and travels tied to his release conditions, with a former warden among those summoned to explain the case.
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Druggan
Grand Jury
Chicago
Terrence Druggan
Conk Cruns
Steve
Clala
Sianiea
Finding of Marks at Capitol Marks Double Cleaning
A fragmented report describes someone finding marks at Capitol during a cleaning effort. The account mentions a doged of wontrak bow, a whistle-cronning appel, and a claim of German marks tied to a Crown panel. The piece references a Germain Roverunel and a reward noted by patrons in Vatrona.
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Capitol
Amin
Colwmbis Paneel
Germain Roverunel
Gravel Hearing Set For Friday In Joint Rail Gravel Case
A Friday hearing was scheduled by the public service commission regarding a complaint by Tatheld Construction Co of Huntington against Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. The case seeks a joint rate of 1.5 per ton for sand and gravel shipped from Huntington to West Blue Creek and other Elk River points, with the sand graded along the Charleston-Clend road. The railroad has proposed 1.18 per ton, and the commission will decide if a regulator rate is warranted as suppliers and dealers align with Charleston counterparts. A hearing was arranged with a decision expected after further proceedings.
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Seeview Conamisalon
Tatheld Construction Comin
Wtantington
Ohio
New York Central Railways
Huntingson
West Blue Creek
Elk River
charleston-Clen- Centa
Murtington
Chowaneske
Chin
Piberelon Commission
Reilroad
Lewisburg
Wammdasion
al Titers
Ohio Railrand
Simerast
Delnr Pleasant Natural Gag Company
Train slaying sparks countywide indignation
A Black man fatally wounded Robert Hundley on a Cabin Creek bound train after Hicks mistook him for an enemy. Investigators report Hicks refused to answer questions, saying he acted to prevent a larger mob while seeking to reach Pittsburgh to avoid a confrontation with white and Black groups.
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James R. Hicks
Kanawha’ County
Robert Hundley
Yep Line
Hand
Trundiey
Ann
Charlestamae
Hicks
Dawn Hicks
Oavenert
Triad
Charleston
Chom Meer
Java
Coun Thindlay
Mleh
IrRin
Keath
TR. Belcher
Cabin Otegle Gynecon
Walter Willian
Tha
Azo
Dittsburgh
Amee Ba
Prohibition
Ceretoln
Balale
Auw Tandioy
Charlaston
Ho E
Hundley
Tefases
Jatt Ag
Tryndley Ud
Kekdale
Hhn
Kel Tim
Ander
Hunilley
Waele
Hicka
Jeil
Entire Tammany Group Victorious in New York Primaries
In New York on September 1, Mayor John F. Hylan was defeated for renomination by State Senator James J. Walker, Tammany designee, by a large margin as results came in. Frank D. Waterman led the Republican ticket, with insurgent candidates Hemnete and Lyons trailing. late editions declared Walker leading and Waterman winning the Republican contest amid Democratic strife.
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New York
John F. Hylan
James J. Walker
Tammany Designee
Frank D. Watermann
Cnsular
Wiliam M. Hemnete
John J. Lyons
Basia
Hylan
Seerman
Walker
Waterman
Rylan
John H. McCuoey
Kings County Democracy
Wal Jher Ife
Brookisn
Hylana
Joseph ¥. Mckee
Edwards
William ‘Hh
Ewerde
Princeton
Iar
Mr. Waterman
Vate
Lyons
Bennett
Bits Waterman
Thest
Frank D. Waterman
John 3. Lyons
Whman M. Bennett
Small Drop in Tax Collected Compared to 1924
Preliminary figures from the Bureau of Internal Revenue show federal tax receipts for fiscal year 1935 at 2 584 140 358 versus 2 790 159 057 for the year ending June 29 1924. Treasury officials say the small reduction under the 1924 tax law argues a lower rate would boost overall tax volume, encouraging business investment and new revenue sources.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Bureau
Treasury Offielite
Treasury
Mivduetire
Non-Union Miners Call Strike Amid Turmoil
Non-union miners urged to strike on September 24 by Doted Mine Workers of America leaders in Fatamgnt. Van A. Mittner pressed workers to join Tailyd Minn miners, targeting Sept 24 with a parade plan. Officials delay parade permit as tensions rise. Local and national figures weigh in on union strategy and potential fines.
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Mine Workers of America
van A. Mittner
Innermaoni
Minn
John I. Lewis
Spor
Cty
Gittner
Republicans Sweep Pittsburgh Primaries Amid Tense City Race
Early unofficial returns from Allegheny County show Republican candidates leading in key offices including mayor and county sheriff, with notable tensions at polling places. Reports cite 40 000 vote margin for Kling over Smith, Braun and Wage ner among named contenders, and a shooting incident involving a poll watcher.
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Mehuding
Pittsburgh
Oii
Kling
W. L. Smith
Athe Ramblivan Colet
Ab Duant
Kline
Amith
GES
Bor Sheriff
Presinu
H. Braun
John H
Honus) Wagener
A. H. Reteling
Gory
Dalitie Internat
Flahling
Homeatynd
Walter Gants
Neate
Guata
Lan v. Thoma Ehetlons
Wits
Mitchell Speaks Girl Artist Killed to Fire Marshals
A fragmentary report describes a girl artist killed during an event in Philadelphia. The account names interim officials and mentions a gunman’s actions and official response. The piece references a convention, inspections, and a statement by a correspondent in Philadelphia.
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Mitchell
Woman Killed in Auto Smash Near St Albans Road
Marina Linkendwser 25 of 12 Pennsylvania Avenue was killed when a truck and an automobile driven by FP Nehick of High-Lawn collided on the St Albans road. The victim was walking beside her husband’s disabled car being towed. a vehicle passed on the wrong side and another crash followed. Death stated by Dr Dunn. An inquest set for 9 am at the Barlow undertaking with ScWick Creu in bond pending.
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Marina Linkendwser
Yiare Od
W. J Linkenauger
Pennsylvania Avenue
FP. & Nehick
High-Lawn
St. Albans
Linksenauxer
Schick
M.D. Goed
ScWick
Creu
Judge attacks Lone Wolf Asher operations in county inquiry
Judge Green of Sporta county circuit court orders the grand jury to examine the activities of the Lone Wolf Asher group and its allies. The charge accuses the network of violent acts including gunfire, revocation of civil rights, and incursions into the community. The judge urges a diligent probe into how such operatives gain influence and how the public can hold them to account.
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Hone Wolf Asher
Celeral
Green
Sporta County
Septander Grand Jury
Nis
Asher
Klarssactites
Judie Gireon
Lespmlai
Washington
Cua
Democratic Victory Reported In New York Mayor Race
Governor Smith praised the Hearst-Hylan campaign despite attacks. Enrolled Democrats praised the result as a forerunner of November victory while Hylan supporters offered mixed reactions. Separate counts showed Waterman leading the Republican field for mayor, with Lyons and Bennett also receiving votes as early tallies continued. In Dresden, former Crown Prince George of Saxony plans to join the Jesuits after ordination.
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New York
Smith Lete Tonleht
Tnday
Hearst-Hylan
Dem
George OW. Olvany
Tamrosar
James Ho Metoey
Brooklyn
Hylan
John J. Lyons
Amayor
Witermain
M. Bennett
Waterman
Smith
Senetor Walker
Tery
Eity
Hylan Culd
Fohmem Prince
Dresden
Germany
Crown
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