Religious issue roils campaign as Work rebukes Street
Washington dispatch reports the Republican National Committee grappling with religious controversy. Chairman Work rebuked Alabama committeeman Oliver Street for distributing a pamphlet linking Dr Smith’s Catholic influence to the campaign. Hoover approved the action as Hoover prepared speeches and reviewed New Jersey conditions with Senator Edge.
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Washington
Herbert Howver
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Oliver D. Street
Alabama
Street
Birmingham News
Smith
Catholic’ Church
Republican
Audling Street
Work
Hoover
New Jersey
Walter E. Edge
Edge
New York
George Witts
Harry E. Thomas
Hindenburg to Celebrate 81st Birthday in Seclusion
Berlin October 1 Paul von Hindenburg former field marshal and current president will turn 81 tomorrow and spend the day in quiet family seclusion near Berlin tending to personal wishes. He asked government departments to observe no commemorations and will be at Schorfheide the hunting lodge. The aging leader notes a grandson’s birth and receives praise from newspapers and generals including Hans von Seeckt.
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Berlin
Paul von Hindenburg
Empire
German Republic
Schorfheide
Hans von Seeckt
von Hindenburg
Old
Prussia
Church issue in presidential campaign spurs circulars
Oliver D Street Republican official in Alabama says he distributed 200000 copies of a circular calling the Catholic Church a live issue in the presidential race. The piece quotes Street's letter to the Birmingham News explaining why that paper refused to publish letters injecting religion into politics. Continued on third page.
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Guntersville
Ala
Oliver Dpd. Street
Republican National
Alabama
Republican Campaign Committee
Street
Republican National Committee
Stith
Birmingham News
The
News SF
Smith
Registration drives for vote in November election
Citizens of Norwood and St Bernard and Cincinnati must register on October 4 11 19 and 20. Registration hours are 8 to 2 and 4 to 9 at regular polling places. The Presidential election is on November 6 and registration is required.
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Norwood
St. Bernard
Cincinnati
Albanian King Zogu Faces Feud as Rebellion Grows
Dispatches from Vienna report King Zogu under heavy guard in Tirana as Italian police and Albanian loyalists hunt plotters. Eleven executions and 200 arrests at Durazzo follow a northern uprising and a murder blamed on the new regime. Northern Albanians resist due to sect and loyalty divisions.
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Vienna
Zogu
Tirana
Durazzo
Coast Guard Sinks Private Launch After Tow Incident
Bernard Rieke Cleveland building owner and Bruno Berger garage proprietor say Coast Guard cutter CG 120 seized and towed their private launch from near the Chagrin River mouth. A rope broke causing the craft to swing and sink. Both men were jailed till waivers signed. Coast Guard captain denies mistreatment and weighs possible action. The case follows prior complaints about a patrol boat firing on M F Bramley’s yacht.
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Cleveland, G
Bernard Rieke
Cleveland
Coast Guard
Rieke
Bruno Berger
Lake Erie
Chagrin River
CG 120
Andrew F. Gaughan
Berger
Clark Potts
Gaughan
M. F. Bramley
Bramley
Widow of Vanderbilt Widow Divorced From Mint Director Under Wilson
Mrs. Margaret Emerson Vanderbilt Baker was granted a divorce from Raymond T. Baker director of the United States Mint under President Wilson. Court cited desertion. they wed June 12 1918 at Lenox Massachusetts. custody of their eight year old daughter awarded to Mrs Baker.
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Alfred G.vanderbilt
U. S. Mint
Wilson
Reno
Nev
Margaret Emerson Vanderbilt Baker
Raymond T. Baker
United States Mint
Bartlett
Lenox
Mass
Baker
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Smith H. McKim
Cooper 10 Dine White House Hoover and Coolidge
Ohio Republican gubernatorial nominee Myers Y. Cooper to dine with President Coolidge and Herbert Hoover at the White House next Monday. Republican managers defend Cooper spending in the primary campaign noting about 61000 was reported and challenge Democratic nominee Davey to prove higher expenditures. Mrs. Claude H. Thompson will speak at Ashland.
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Columbus
Myers Y. Cooper
Calvin Coolidge
White House
Herbert Hoover
Cooper
Hoover
Ohio
Capital
Harry D. Silver
Mr. Cooper
Martin L. Davey
Silver
Davey
Cooper Forces
Mr. Davey
Mr. Silver
Gov
Smith
Republican
Labor
Congress
Claude H. Thompson
Ashland
Senator Borah Robbed in Lincoln Hotel
Senator William E. Borah of Idaho and his secretary Sam Jones were robbed in an unlocked Lincoln hotel room Saturday night. About $700 vanished from Borah’s wallet, which he had placed under his pillow, while Jones left his money in his pockets. Both woke to find their pocketbooks still there.
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Lincoln, Neb
William E. Borah
Idaho
Sam Jones
Borah
University of Nebraska
Safety campaign eyed to curb reckless driving in Cincinnati
The Executive Safety Committee plans a local safety drive in Cincinnati urging drivers to slow down or face consequences like community service. It will include court discussions, judge and sheriff participation, hourly death and injury displays on Fountain Square, and broad media outreach starting November 11, marking the armistice anniversary.
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Executive Safety Committee
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
Anderson
Fountain Square
City Officials Slash Postings in Economy Drive
Three city employees were involuntarily dismissed by City Manager Col. Sherrill to cut costs as new machinery modernizes the Auditor and Treasurer offices. The layoffs target Chris Vosier Otto Shaffer and Frank Spelman, with projected annual salary savings of about $50,000. Ernest Von Bargen resigns from Purchasing Agent duties effective November 1. McGrath will oversee treasury and purchasing until a replacement is named.
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Chris Vosier
Otto Shaffer
Frank Spelman
Ernest von Bargen
Col
Sherrill
von Bargen
McGrath
Treasury
von. Bargen
Air transport link formed to unite three Americas
The Aviation Corporation of the Americas is formed to own Pan-American Airways and connect South Central and North America. Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney will be president with Richard F. Hoyt as chairman. J. T. Trippe of Pan-American becomes operating head as the project plans to reach the west coast of South America to Valparaiso, Chile in a few months.
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New York
North America
Aviation Corporation of the Americas
Pan-American Airways, Inc
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
Richard F. Hoyt
Hoyt
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Hayden, Stone & Co
J. T. Trippe
Pan-American
Pan-American Airways
Miami
Havana
Central South American
Canal Zone
Porto Rico
Cuba
Haiti
South America
Valparaiso
Chile
Hod Eller Hurt Badly In an Auto Accident
Horace Hod Eller aged 33 Indianapolis police officer and 1919 World Series pitcher for Cincinnati Reds was thrown from a car in an auto accident. Initial exams found no serious injuries but a later check indicated a possible skull fracture and the condition was listed as critical at the city hospital in Indianapolis.
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Hod Eller
Indianapolis
Horace (Hod) Eller
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago White Sox
Fire at Hamilton County Home destroys hay buildings
Fire on the Springfield pike in Hartwell damaged the two story brick hay and dairy barn and garage at the Hamilton County Home with an estimated loss of 18000 dollars. Firefighters saved the hospital and pasture stock despite low water pressure and a stampede. A police horse named Harry died in the blaze. John Carroll alerted matron Eva Weisbrodt who called the fire department led by Chief Barney Houston.
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Hamilton County
Springfield Pike
Hartwell
Harry
John Carroll
Eva Weisbrodt
Barney Houston
Hertz Thoroughbreds Lost In $200000 Fire
Cary Illinois October 1 The racing stables of John Hertz owner of Reigh Count and Chairman of the Yellow Cab Company were destroyed by fire of undetermined origin. Reigh Count saved led blindfolded from the blaze while other thoroughbreds valued at $200000 perished in the flames.
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Cary
John Hertz
Reigh
Yellow Cab Company
Reigh Count
Central Parkway Seen as Part of Super Highway
Emporia Kansas October 1 William Allen White editor of The Emporia Gazette returned from Europe after attacking Gov Alfred E Smith Democratic Presidential nominee He said he retracts nothing of the attack but withdrew prostitution votes from the record He will campaign for Hoover as a Kansas country editor not under RNC control White admires Smith but fears his election would threaten American institutions by embracing Tammany style politics
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Emporia
Kan
William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
Alfred E. Smith
White
New York City
Gov. Smith
New York
Mr. White
Hoover
Kansas Country
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt Named Democratic Gubernatorial Favorite in New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt of Hyde Park was unanimously picked as the party’s preferred candidate for governor at a state conference. The slate also named Col. Herbert Lehman for lieutenant governor, Albert Conway for attorney general, Morris Tremain for comptroller, Royal Copeland for U.S. Senate, and Leonard Crouch for Court of Appeals. Governor Smith condemned Republican opposition as obstructionist and warned of more campaign battles to come.
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Rochester
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Smith
Col
Herbert Lehman
New York City
Democratic National Committee
Albert Conway
Brooklyn
Morris F. Tremain
Buffalo
United States
Royal
Copeland
Newark
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Leonard C. Crouch
Syracuse
Senate
Assembly
Washington Park
Albert Ottinger
Cincinnati Central Parkway Dedication Traced by Grand Parade
Five injured as a bomb explodes during a dedication crowd of over 50 000 on Main street and the Parkway. The event marks the official handover of Central Parkway to the Park Board as part of a planned boulevard toward Toledo with state and city officials in attendance.
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Central Parkway
Cincinnati
Toledo
Board of Park Commissioners
Rapid Transit Commission
Miami and Erie Canal
E. W. Edwards
Frederick W. Chatfield
Park Board
Courtnou&Lees- Planade
Main Street
Parkway
Civic Development
General Hospital
Eric L. Schulte
Sarah ‘Roberts
West Third Street
Newport
Delta Jones
East Fifth Street
Mike Landers
East Thirteenth Street
Henschel Ward
Yale Avenue
George H. Busher
Broadway
Busher
Jones
Seasongood
Tenth Infantry
Ft. Thomas
147Th Infantry
Coleman Avery
Wich
Sycamore Street
Brighton
Baltimore & Ohio
William G. Pickrell Dayton
Ohio
Chamber
Bert B. Buckley
Joseph T. Tracy
C. J. Brown
Richard T. Wisda
FE. E. Botten
Myers ¥. Cooper
Parkw
Chamber of Commerce
Frank If
Freericka
Eneral
Brock Fails to Break Endurance Flight Record
In San Diego William Brock and Edward Schlee landed at Rockwell Field after 59 hours and 8 minutes aloft due to gasoline leakage. They had needed to fly until 1:15 tomorrow to set a new endurance mark, but were in good condition at landing. They took off with 560 gallons of gasoline at 6:49 Saturday morning.
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San Diego
Cal
William Brock
Edward Schlee
Rockwell Field
Child Frightened by Dog Run Over by Auto
Michael Colangelo seven year old son of Concetto Colangelo of 3555 Vista avenue ran into the path of a car driven by Miss Elinore Taylor of 986 Avondale avenue on Vista near Holly lane yesterday afternoon. He sustained a fractured skull and broken right leg and was taken to Bethesda Hospital in critical condition.
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Michael Colangelo
Concezio Colangelo
Vista Avenue
Elinore Taylor
Avondale Avenue
Holly Lane
Bethesda Hospital
Taylor
Higginson to Wed Swimming Teacher Dorothy Lucas
Francis Lee Higginson a Boston social and financial figure arrived in Liverpool and announced his engagement to Dorothy Lucas a swimming instructor aboard the steamship Franconia during a world cruise.
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London
The
Daily Express
Francis Lee Higginson
Boston
Liverpool
Dorothy Lucas
Franconia
Fiction Writers Warned By New York World News
New York reports a story meant to trap fiction writers but asserts it is implausible. Mrs Shewmake from Atlanta checks into the Hotel St Hubert where a bellhop steals a cameo ring and reveals provenance tied to 1877 Virginia Military Institute, linking to a wartime craps game tale.
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New York World News
New York
Walter Lee
St. Hubert
C. Shewmake
Atlanta
Virginia Military Institute
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Lincoln
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Safety Committee
Col. Sherrill
Stephan W. McGrath
Col. Sher
AIR Transport Company
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N.Y
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Flyer
Child
Auto
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