Mrs Ferguson Wins Over Klansman in Texas Poll
In Pallas Texas on August 25 The Lone Star State reports Mrs Ferguson wife of Governor Amos E Ferguson won a heavy majority defeating the Klansman candidate Robertson. Early tabulations show Ferguson leading with over 100000 votes as voters express support for the Democratic platform and oppose the Ku Klux Klan. The result marks a decisive victory cited by observers as a rebuke to Klans influence in Texas politics.
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Bernie Tiew
Texas
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Dynamite Used Against Chicken Thieves In Rural Bust
A Cutting farm owner employed dynamite to deter chicken thieves near Clymer. On Saturday night a blast under a porch damaged property and injuries were reported as local authorities began investigating. Residents recall prior bold thefts and a pursuit followed by an automobile search. arrests were anticipated as officials review the case.
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Albert More
Cexidinie
Tly
Mr. More
Kyra
Clymer
Prosecus
Gary Aealey
Mi. Mujeres
Sn Quirthyy
Denamite
Firom Afl
Enon
Mann
de Thivvey
Five Best Radio Features List Station Lineup
Today’s five best radio features list stations WCAM Washington WRAP New York WMAB South Dartmouth Yale time. Marine Bugle WLW Cincinnati Piney Custarn Zoo Fealie WCHD Zion 7 page My ter tril Stidlo concert WRAA Dallas Cox quartet WOR Newark Eastern T1 pm Newark Philharmonchorque Band.
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WCAM
Washington
WRAP
New York
South Dartmouth
Yale P. m. Daxtern
United States Marine Bugle
Tincinati
Fealie
WCHD
Zion
Aged Concord Resident Dies During Visit in Union Township
David W. Gatex died at age 80 while visiting his daughter Mrs. 5 W Tarbell in Union township Tolglock. A lifelong Concord resident, he was survived by eight children including Bins 8. W. Tarbell and Mrs. G Mes Cray, Mrs. Macy Cools, Miss Gladys Gates, Ralph Gates, Walter Gates, and Newell Gates. Funeral arrangements were incomplete today.
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Poncard Township
W Tarbell
Union Township
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Tarbell
Mid
Taiell
Union Townships
G Mes Cray
Gladys Gates
Ralph
Walter
Newell
Gates
Concorut
Pineal Arrangemante
Jones Accepts Kentucky Recreation Director Post
Flastingy Jones has filled the city’s recreation director role for the past year and will leave for a similar post in Middleborough, Kentucky, later this week. The new position brings with it increased responsibility and pay.
Campaign heat grows around Klan issue in 1924 race
A Plymouth Vermont dispatch reports Democratic leaders warn the Ku Klux Klan issue dominates the campaign with Republicans like Dawes and Coolidge tangled in tense moves. Dawes to Iowa and Maine tone shifts while Dawes visits Plymouth after a White House invitation. President Coolidge and aides discuss strategy amid Klan references in August speeches. Local scenes show political mentor Rings Lacey and others visiting the president as campaign dynamics unfold.
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John AY. Davis
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New Jersey
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Plymouth
John Moolidge
Moolidge
Charles G. Dawes
Dawes
Maine
Chicago
Davies
Bi Blenn
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Kot Dusy
Harvere
Meacham
Rings Licey
Cubs Gier Philosuptur
Northampton
Moss
Licey
John White
Arson Suspected As Fire Ravages Say Store Building
A fire gutted the rear of Frank Say’s wooden store on North Center Street early Sunday, with damage not to exceed 2000 dollars. Windy, crowded scenes drew hundreds as investigators opened a thorough probe into the blaze’s mysterious origin and possible arson.
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Senter Street
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Syens
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Mbit Paulsen
Paulson
Gr Ont
Say
Ciel Padison
Thormigh
New Director of Recreation to Be Selected
A city recreation board committee considers several applicants to replace Hastings He Jones as Director of Recreation. The term ends September 1, and early action is expected. Michigan candidate under strong consideration. Virginia Dewey Jo t of Stockton, WV visited the site this afternoon.
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Stockton
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Standard Seeks Gas Settlement in Pittsburgh Plan
Pittsburgh reports a moved bid by the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey to gain control of Western Pennsylvania gas fields. The proposal involves five or six allied companies including the People’s States Gas Company and others seeking to consolidate supply under a unified plan. The discussion centers on possible formation and regulatory approval with key figures noted in early 20th century notes.
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Wester Pennsylvania
People's Setues
Fehose Unfé
Suandarel
Conilife
Light Sid Then Co
Hbfouel Supply Cn
Colon Natiral Gane Uy
Assignment of Corry Teachers Announced for 1925 Term
Superintendent Hemstreet announces Corry public schools will open Tuesday September 1 1925 with a full assignment of teachers. Dorothy Waller Music Marlon Skidmore Librarian Vutaney Health carries a list of principals with Elinor Griswold and Helen Sullivan among English and languages staff. The roster includes Merrill Douttitte science Edson W Terrell agriculture Ralph Theuret mathematics Branden principal Harold G Woit vice principal and many educators across grade levels at multiple schools.
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Ase ‘Hemstreet
Corry
Dorothy Waller
Marlon Skidmore
Vutaney
Carry High School
Milon Li. Brown
Howard Sheen
Mary O'Nfare
Nellie E. Ti
Merrill Dootittte
Edson
W Terrell
Agriculturs
Ralph Theuret
Gerry Junior High
St . Branden
Pricipal
Harold G. Woit
Elinor Griswold
Snel Stidies
Helen Sullivan
Sullet Bradford
Langvares
Ethel McCrory
Mathemaritss
Goi
Virginia
Hapa
Nowifess
Vili
Lucile Price Grate
Lucile Palle
Vorstard
Eliasbech Ranney
Betta Brooks
Ruth Pulling
Ethel Hawkins
Hertha McCray
Vera Brooks
Katheryn Newlun
Gros
Ola Young
Grater Harding
Ruby McCullough
Gridestead
Bather Donaldson Webb
Washington
Glenni Grant
Havel 'Turi
Waxe Perkins
Helen Johnsom
Hetop Brown
Neeha Chayenl Anderson
Mhelen
Fordyce
Ruth Young
Attempt to Burn Convent at Ridgway
Ridgway reports an arson attempt on the St. Leo's Convent linked to Ridgway Catholic parish. County officials increased a reward to $30 for info leading to arrests, detailing a late Tuesday evening ignition using oil soaked rags and burlap with a fuse and explosive device.
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Thomas
Ledeen
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St. Leo's Catholic Church
Corryites Attend Opening of Big Electric Plant
Corry residents attend the formal opening and inspection of the Piney Hydro Electric Plant six miles from Clarion. Attendees include Mrs Le Re Tiffany, Mr and Mrs Bentley, Varro Keppel, Edward Mhwkites, and W A Steen. The dam is 700 feet long and 125 feet high, with two penstocks completed and two more to be finished for additional generators. The structure is a solid concrete masonry dam with a 448 foot spillway and a spillway spray wall to prevent erosion, and high tension lines extend to main transmission lines.
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Clarion
Stiyl Amotorey
le Re Tiffany
Mr and Stes
Bentley
Varriso Keppel
Edward Mhwkites
W. A. Steen
Piney
Apaingt Rock Baoks
Teach
Prince Foils American Debs on Berengaria Voyage
On the Berengaria the Prince of Wales eluded many debs and crowds seeking passage, kept to himself with long top deck strolls, and attended church inconspicuously. He was usually accompanied by General Trotter and Captain Lascel les, sang to himself during these strolls, and lingered near the choir as bell-boys and stewardesses performed for him.
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America
Lee
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Lascelles
Rescued Italian lieutenant Locatelli picked up after 3 days at sea
A U S cruiser found Lieut Locatelli near Greenland after three days of drifting in heavy fog and ice. His Italian party was lost with a plane, sighted at latitude 50 Bi near the west coast of Great Britain before turning toward Labrador. Locatelli and his mechanic survived. the Richmond is refueling and may head to Pictou, Nova Scotia.
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Loudtelli
First Avenue Man Held On Serious Charge
Edmonds, a resident of First Avenue, was arrested on Sunday on charges of indecent exposure. A hearing before Alderman Don is scheduled for this afternoon, and the defendant was released on his own recognizance pending a hearing.
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