Maine TQ show Od ay way wind blows in nation
Maine voters head to the polls for the first and only pre presidential election statewide choice. Governor candidates Senator Curtis and Edward Moran Jr lead campaigns with national figures and state issues on the ballot including a U S Senate seat and Congress members.
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Maine
Nation
Portland
Herbert Hoover
Gov. Smith
Curtis
Bangor
Here
William Tudor Gardiner
Edward C. Moran, Jr
Smith
United States
Congress
Frederick Hale
Senate
Herbert E. Holmes
al” Smith
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Gov
Brewster
Calvin Coolidge
Washington
Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountain States
Republicans Denounce Personal Attacks in Campaign
Washington Sept 9 The Republican National Committee chairman disavows personal attacks on Gov Smith and Hoover. He condemns periodical articles and anonymous publications as vicious and improper campaign tactics that threaten public morals and distract from real issues.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Dr. Work
Work
Herbert Hoover
Inquiry Shifts to Louisville in D Olier Case
New York reports say Queens District Attorney officials sent Deputy Thornton to Louisville to seek details on William L. D Olier who was found shot dead in Queens. D Olier reportedly sought a $15 million highway contract and his death remains under investigation with his widow doubting suicide.
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New York
William L. D’olier
Queens
Thomas F. Thornton
Louisville
D’olier
Newcombe
Olier
Kentucky Highway Commission
Missing New York Man Found in Memphis Hospital
Milton Ste, reported missing from New York since March 11, was located in a Memphis hospital as an amnesia patient. He had been brought from an Arkansas lumber camp two weeks prior, and after malaria fever, memory returned gradually. He identified himself as Milton Ste and his family was notified.
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Memphis
Tenn
Milton Ste
New York
Arkan
Lee
Tragic Headon Crash Kills Mother Daughter in Hamilton
In Hamilton County a headon collision between a touring car and a streetcar killed Mrs. Wilma James 46 and her daughter Anna Bell James 8. Son Thomas James 19, driver, is in critical condition with a fractured skull. The crash occurred on Spring Grove Avenue near Elmore Street as the car attempted to pass another vehicle. motorman Joseph Siebert and conductor Frederick Rouff survived the impact.
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Hamilton County
Wilma James
Colerain Avenue
Anna Bell James
Thomas James
General Hospital
James
Spring Grove Avenue
Elmore Street
Clark Street
Joseph Siebert
Kirby Road
Frederick Rouff
Draper Avenue
James Ras
Good Samaritan’ Hospital
Albert Guenter
Warren Avenue
Seames
Siebert
Clarence Bradshaw
Custer Avenue
Rose Broker
Frank Sanders
Ohio auto racer killed in crash near Hamilton
Sherman Brucks 21 of 245 Hanover street died instantly at the Jeffries automobile speedway on Dixie Highway near Hamilton when a new racer he was testing veered off a curve and plunged 15 feet. The car struck a fence, rolled, and pinned him beneath. two friends Joseph Lotus and Raymond Kley owned it. He left his father Louis and brothers Louis Jr and Willard.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Sherman Brucks
Hanover Street
Jeffries Automobile Speedway
Dixie Highway
Bracks
Joseph Lotus
Bank Street
Raymond Kley
Webster Street
Brucks
Louis Brucks
Louis, Jr
Willard
Speed Demon Causes Mass Tragedy At Monza Grandstand
In Milan on September 9 at the European championship race at Monza Auto drome, driver Materassi at 120 mph attempted to pass Foresti on the straight. His car struck the ahead vehicle and crashed into the crowd, killing 19 and injuring 26, including an American named Dora Biella. The race continued after a brief pause.
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Milan
Italy
Monza
Europe
Materassi
Foresti
Dora Biella
Yeggs Foiled at Newport Laundry by Pirate Policeman
Three men attempted to blow a safe at the Kentucky Laundry Company in Newport. Private policeman Robert Hudson was attacked but fired twice, and the robbers fled east on Sixth Street toward Orchard. Detectives Donnelly and Murphy recovered evidence of the planned explosion and fled criminals.
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Newport
Kentucky Laundry Company
Sixth
Monmouth Streets
Robert Hudson
Hudson
Sixth Street
Orchard Streets
Donnelly
Murphy
Padson
Not Before This Christmas Florence Trumbull Confides About Marriage
Florence Trumbull, a smiling blonde schoolgirl, returned from Europe aboard the Lapland and said it will not be before Christmas about marriage to John Coolidge. She would not reveal details of any engagement, accepted a $1.50 bet on the matter, and said the reports were premature.
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Florence Trumbull
John
New York World News Service
New York
Europe
Lapland
John Coolidge
Miss Trumbull
Esther Trumbull
Edna Stauffer
Zoe Warner
Dying gangster’s bodyguard dies from same gunfire that felled Lombardo
Tony Ferraro, bodyguard to Sicilian mob leader Lombardo, succumbed to two bullet wounds from the same volley that killed Lombardo. A postmortem will probe possible dumdum bullets. Police hedge on motive as Lolordo remains jailed amid possible habeas corpus challenge. Little Sicily buzzes with fear as residents flee district after raids and threats.
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Chicago
Tony Ferraro
Tony Lombardo
Igop
Lombardo
Ferraro
Joe Lolordo
Lolordo
Maroc
Férrero
Sicily
North Side
San Fillipo Benizi
Trusties Die in Jail Guard Shooting During Escape Attempt
Dedham Mass September 9 Two Norfolk County Jail trustees were killed by guard Walter Ridley as four inmates struggled with a prisoner trying to escape. Prisoner Stephen Hoppe, facing murder charges, reportedly armed himself with a revolver and saw blades and attacked guard Thomas Brennan.
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New York World News Service
Dedham
Mass
Norfolk County
Walter Ridley
Herbert
Ring
A J
Stephen Hoppe
Thomas Brennan
Hoppe
Brennan
Glennan
Ridley
Alfred N. Hollis
Quincy
Windsor
Thomaston
New York
Pola Negri Not Disfigured After Paris Accident
Paris report from the American Hospital states Pola Negri is not disfigured and is unlikely to bear a scar from the accident. Her husband confirmed there are no facial injuries and she remains under medical watch for possible complications.
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Pola Negri
Paris
Miss Negri
Poiret laments decline of feminine taste and fashion
Former fashion czar Paul Poiret rails against skin tight silhouettes and sun bathing trends. He warns the Pope’s modesty stance may signal a broader cultural collapse as women shed beauty and grace, risking social disorder and moral decline.
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New York World News Service
Deauville
Paul Poiret
Couturier
Poiret
Plane crash claims life of Lieut Soper at Camp Perry demo
At Camp Perry Ohio during national rifle matches Lieut Joseph C Soper 23 of the Seventeenth Air Squadron Selfridge Field Michigan died in a diving crash into Lake Erie. His formation of pursuit ships was level at 500 feet above water when Soper failed to recover. He died at Erie Proving Ground Hospital after efforts to rescue him.
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Camp Perry
Joseph C. Soper
Seventeenth Air Squadron
Selfridge Field
Mich
Erie
National Rifles
Soper
Camp Perry Ker
Lieut
Erie Proving Ground
Langley Field
Lieut. Soper
Greg
Riot Injures Six as Mine Workers Clash in Pittsburgh
Police dispersed a meeting of the National Miners' Convention Arrangements Committee after a riot by contending United Mine Workers factions. Six men were injured, one possibly fatally, and 121 were arrested on riot and disorder charges at the Labor Lyceum dispute.
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Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers
National Miners’ Convention
John L. Lewis
Anthony Minerich
Arrangement Committee
Freeman Thompson
Springfield
Ill
United Mine Workers of America
Philip Murray
International Miners
John Watt
Watt
Lewis
United Mineworkers of America
Illinois Miners’ Union
Labor Lyceum
Murray
Dregon Flyer Leads Field In Plane Derby At Yuma
Tex Ranking of Portland Oregon led the New York to Los Angeles air race field into Yuma Arizona with his Waco plane finishing first on the Tucson Yuma lap at 11 69 10. Earl Rowland Wichita Kansas and others followed with Travelair and Challenger entries arriving in a tight sequence.
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Ariz
Tex Ranking
Portland
Ore
Earl Rowland
Wichita
Kan
Rowland
W. N. Emery, Jr
Bradford
Eugene Detmer
Tarrytown
N.Y
Robert Dake
Pittsburgh
Lordsburg
N. M
Tucson
Theodore W. Kenyon
Boston
Louis Derryberry
Abilene
Tex
Travelair
James S. Charles
Richmond
Eagle Rock
George Zinn, Jr
George Hand
Trenton
N. J
Challenger
George W. Hopkins
Detroit
Stinson Junior
S. L. Wittman
Byron
Wis
Pheasant
Samuel H. Turner
Alexandria
Berliner
Don
S. Phillips
Seattle
Albert C. Carl
A. K. Owen
Reading
Pitcairn
Ordination of 26 Elders at M E Service in Springfield
The Ohio Methodist Episcopal Conference in Springfield held ordination for 26 elders 25 deacons and four deaconesses at Central M E Church. Bishop Theodore Henderson presided with Protestant ministers from other faiths attending. The crowd overflowed the church and many stood outside. Tonight J War dle Stafford of the Wesleyan M E Church of England preached the closing sermon.
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Springfield
M. E
Ohio Methodist Episcopal Conference
Theodore Henderson
Cincinnati
J. Wardle Stafford
Wesleyan M. E. Church of England
Prominent Ohio grain head dies at 68 in Oak Harbor
Emery W. Thierwechter 68 longtime director of the Ohio Savings Bank and Trust Company and leading grain dealer died at his Oak Harbor home. He had suffered a nervous breakdown years earlier and remained active in his grain firm. He served as Secretary Treas er of Lakeside Biscuit and held many civic memberships. He leaves his widow and two sons Morton and Edgar Thierwechter with notable positions in Toledo firms and the grain association.
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Toledo
Emery W. Thierwechter
Ohio Savings Bank and Trust Company
Oak Harbor
Thierwechter
Lakeside Biscuit Company
Elks and Toledo Club
Morton Thierwechter
Ayling & Reichart Company
Edgar Thierwechter
Ohio Grain Dealers’ Association
Troops Move Against Bandits Holding Californian
New York dispatch reports Mexican Federal troops chase bandits who hold E. J. Bumsted of Los Angeles for a $10,000 ransom. Humboldt Mining Company manager Jos eph B. Uniacke says ransom money is en route to Guadalajara and negotiations will begin on arrival.
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New York
Joseph B. Uniacke
Humboldt Mining Company
State Department
E. J. Bumsted
Los Angeles
Uniacke
Bumsted
Guadalajara
Mexico
Seem
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Alfred H. Stanley
Ralph
Bene Elmira
Waco
Stuart Chadwick
William B. Harding
Redbank
Arthur J. Phillips
Pittesburgh
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Irvington
George Brill
Monterey Park
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John E. Carberry
Toronto
Ontario
Carberry
Louisi
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Cleveland Owen
New Orleans
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Mississippi
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John Singleton
Children of Israel
Charles Bell
Common Pleas Court
Arthur Fix
Benny Swartz
Gus Gildehaus
Sheckers
M. E. Service
Emery W. Therwechter
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