Tuttle and Groesbeck Leading In Michigan Primary
United States Judge Arthur J. Tuttle led Senator James Couzens for the Republican nomination with 69 956 to 53 659 as 729 of 2 765 precincts reported. Governor Groesbeck held a growing lead over Herbert F. Baker with 7 069 to 4 727 in 147 precincts.
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Detroit
United States
Arthur J. Tuttle
James Couzens
Tuttle
Couzens
Wayne County
Alexander J. Groesbeck
Herbert F. Baker
Baker
Judge Tuttle
Daniel W. Tussing
Hal H. Smith
Detoit
Charles R. Sligh
Grand Rapids
Groesbeck
James Hamilton
Frederick Perry
Hamilton
William Potter
Thomas Read
Loren D. Dickinson
George W. Welsh
Chilean Senate rejects Alessandri resignation amid military control
Chilean Senate votes 16 to 11 against accepting President Alessandri’s resignation, while General Altamirano leads a military cabinet. Alessandri remains at the American Embassy as Altamirano, now acting VP, consolidates power and rejects cabinet resignations.
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Associated Press
Santiago
Chile
Senate
Arturo Alessandri
Republic
General Altamirano
Chamber of Deputies
Alessandri
Luis Altamirano
Iunior
Emilio Bello Dei
Flood halts fighting near Shanghai as barricades rise
A heavy rainstorm floods Shanghai streets two feet deep and stops Chekiang and Kiangsu clashes west and northwest of the city. Barricades go up around the foreign settlement while reports say Chekiang gains hold and near Ihing advances threaten Kiangsu lines toward Changchow.
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Shanghai
Fukien
Taihu
Lake
Ihing
Changchow
Shanghai-Nanking
China
Chang Tso-Lin
Manchuria
Wu Pei-Fu
Peking
Nanjiang
Henan
Ho Feng-Lin
Kiangsu
Mukden
Chang
Shanghai Battlefront
Lu Yung- Hsiang
Tuchun
Chekiang Province
Nanking
Chihli Province
Lu Yung-Hsiang
Sun of Heaven
Moscow
Leopold and Loeb await verdict on Franks murder
Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb face Judge John Caverly as they await the sentence for the murder of Robert Franks. The ruling, expected tomorrow at 9:30 a.m., will determine whether they go to Joliet or receive another penalty amid heavy security.
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Chicago
Nathan F. Leopold, Jr
Richard A. Loeb
John R. Caverly
Robert Franks
Criminal Courts
Joliet Penitentiary
Judge Caverly
North Side
Peter M. Hoffman
Loeb
Leopold
Joliet
Clarence S
Caverly
Gillett Builds Big Lead In Massachusetts Gop Primary
In 458 of 1432 reported Massachusetts precincts Speaker Frederick H. Gillett led the Republican senator race with 35 439 votes to Louis A. Coolidge 20 866 and Frederick W. Dallinger 16 469. For governor the tally showed Alvan T. Fuller 41 865 and James Jackson 34 808 with James Lucey in Northampton among totals.
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Alvan T. Fuller
James Jackson
James Lucey
Northhampton
Caravan's Tour Begins in Rain in Plymouth Vermont
The Coolidge Dawes caravan started its coast to coast trip amid heavy rain. Senator Simeon Fess and ex Congressman A W Jefferis spoke urging Republicans ahead of the national election. The rally drew nineteen relatives of the President including Charles Brown 83 who walked three miles through the mud to attend.
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Associated Press
Plymouth
Coolidge-Dawes
Pacific Coast
John Coolidge
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
A. W. Jefferis
Nebraska
Claremont
Newport
Keene
N. H
Greenfield
Mass
Coolidge
Abraham Lincoln
Charles Brown
Washington
Lowell H. Smith
Army World Flight
Chicago
Bolling Field
President Coolidge
Boston II
Boston
Iceland
Wade
New Orleans
Baltimore
Nelson
New York
Patrick
Air Service
Susquehanna River
Aberdeen
Army Proving Ground
Maryland
Smith
Earth
Referendum Planned After City Council Gas Rate Vote
After City Council approved a gas-rate ordinance by 19 to 13, the Gas Consumers League plans petitions for a referendum at the November 4 general election. The measure would raise earnings for Union Gas and Electric Co. and start at 75 cents per thousand cubic feet, rising with consumption. opponents warn it hits small consumers hardest.
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Gas Consumers’ League
William J. Schultze
League
Union Gas and Electric Company
Light Committee
Charles O. Rose
Fifth Ward
Medals Proposed to Reward Voters in New York
John A. Stewart president of the Republican League Clubs urged the Executive Committee to reward voting citizens with medals and bar chronic nonvoters. He urged legislation disfranchising anyone who could not justify missing three consecutive elections.
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Associated Press
New York
John A. Stewart
Republican League Clubs
Toledo man surrenders in Post Office robbery case
Anthony Cangiamilla gave bond on ten thousand dollars after surrendering in Federal Court to face charges of complicity in the 1921 Post Office robbery and the 1922 jail escape by three gang members. He allegedly aided in Rogers escape and concealed loot, with others indicted or at large.
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Toledo
Anthony Cangiamilla
Cangiamilla
George Rogers
Moundsville
W. Va
San Joaquin Valley
California
Rogers
Joe Urbaytis
Charles Schultz
Fostoria
Rose
Beatrice Cangiamilla
Chicago
Schultz
Crissey
Urbaytis
Columbus
Secret Service
Prince of Wales Endures Rain Delays During Long Island Visit
Syosset diary notes the Prince of Wales suffers a bruised eye from polo and ailing equerry Major Metcalfe from a leg injury while rain postpones polo matches. He hosts a luncheon for nineteen guests including Colonel George Harvey at Glen Cove and plants a red oak at the Burden estate.
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Syosset
N. Y
Prince of Wales
Long Island
Harrison Williams
Glen Cove
Richard Derby
Oyster Bay
Prince
J. S. Phipps
Westbury
E. D. Metcalfe
George Harvey
Great Britain
Washington Post
Major Metcalf
Ocean
James A. Burden
Patrol Wagon Seized After Hufford Confession
In Tiffin Ohio Republic village, Charles Hufford 30 confessed to buying liquor from a farmer. Officials threatened to seize his automobile to make a patrol wagon, but he agreed to name his source if spared. Hufford fined 150 dollars for liquor possession. deputies searched for the still in nearby woods.
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Tiffin
Republic
Here
Charles Hufford
Hufford
Storer
Keppel
Effort to End Roadside Courts Cast in Ohio Speed Trap Case
Cleveland leaders file a quo warranto suit in the Court of Appeals to oust How ard Pechtal a special constable and curb ~500 special constables accused of impersonating officers. Prosecutor Edward C. Stanton and auto clubs press to shut roadside courts run by justices of the peace and constables amid racing speed trap concerns.
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Cleveland
Justice Court
Edward C. Stanton
Cleveland Automobile Club
Ohio State Automobile Association
Court of Appeals
Howard Pechtal
Court of Justice of the Peace
L. Emmett Maher
Middleburg Township
Stanton
Justices of the Peace
Sirxisteins
Newport minister arrested on charge of attacking singer
The Newport pastor Rev. William F. Gregory was arrested by Detective Dave Murphy after Miss Anabel Fisher charged he attacked her January 17, 1924, in the Grace Methodist Episcopal Church study. He posted 2500 bond and stated he would not leave Newport, asserting a campaign against vice. Continued details appear on the second page.
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Anabel Fisher
Albert Fisher
East Tenth Street
Newport
William F. Gregory
Grace Methodist Episecopal Church
Dave Murphy
Moore
Gregory
Kentucky
Louis H. Wilson
Miss Fisher
East Sixth Street
Cloe
West Virginia
Fisher
Ti Commercial Tribune
City Charter Debate Sparks Campaign For Reform In Westwood
Vice Mayor Froome Morris argues that a city manager would be a dictator answerable only to a city council, while Henry Bentley of the Citizens Charter Committee defends a proposed amendment. At a Westwood Civic Association meeting, over 200 attendees heard bids for and against a charter change that would replace a 32 member council with a nine member body elected at large to appoint a city manager. The discussion outlined defects in the current charter including divided responsibility and log rolling, with specifics on a multimillion dollar bond issue as an example of misaligned spending under the present system.
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Light Committee
Columbia Gas and Electric Company
Rose
Jesse McDonald
Twenty-fifth Ward
Fred Schultze
Twenty - Fourth Ward
Charles Rager
Frank Butz
Thirteenth Ward
W.C. Schneider
Eighth Ward
Froome Morris
Henry Bentley
Citizens’ Charter Committee
Morris
Bentley
Westwood Civic Association
Westwood Town Hall
United States
Ohio
Coal River Company Refuses Wage Pact With Mine Union
The Coal River Collieries Company owned by members of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers refused a wage agreement with the United Mine Workers of America citing inability to break even under union demands. Company head Warren S. Stone said the mines closed since April to avoid operating non union under Jacksonville terms. John L. Lewis countered that the union remains bound to its agreements.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Indianapolis
Ind
Coal River Collieries Company
West Virginia
Kentucky
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers
United Mine Workers of America
Warren S. Stone
Coal Company
John L. Lewis
Miners’ International Union
Lewis
Engineers’ Brotherhood
Jacksonville
Fla
Mr. Stone
Coal River Company
Kanawha Coal River Collieries Company
Miners’ Union
Anawda Coal Operators’ Association
Stone
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Michigan
Gillett
Bay State
Citizens
Lake State
Peavy G. O. P
Colorado
Delaware
The
Chilean Republic
Altamirano
King
Pers
Japan
Franks
Rea
Itv
Caravan
Consumers’ Group
W. J. Schultze
Pringe Ogoff Atill
Jina
Capital
Singer
Council
Westwood
Rail Fraternity
Harding
Neral’ Patrick
Mr. Coolidge
Arlington
Field
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