Amplification of Coolidge statement urged by GOP leaders
Washington October 4 Republican leaders urge amplification of President Coolidge statement that he does not intend to be a candidate. They want an official list of presidential aspirants and clearer party positions. Some discuss Lowden as a potential candidate, though supporters doubt his formal push has gained speed.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Republican National
Lrought
Wim, M. Butler
Ree Publican National Committee
Hole
Coolidge
Coollidge
Bath
Frank O. Lowden
Hillaois
Illinois
Rotary District Governor Visit Preparations At Local Club
Elaborate plans are underway for the visit of District Governor Wright of Stratford Ontario next week. The club reports on the Bath conference and outlines arrangements for the arriving district leader. Weir, the president, presented a detailed account of the conference and praised by members. Father Graves, recently appointed rector of St Thomas Church, was welcomed at today’s meeting. Reminds, who spent the previous year in Tacoma, Washington, returned home yesterday.
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Wright
Bath
Rotary Club
Dave Il
Stratford
Evening radio lineup highlights featuring performers and anchors
Tonight’s schedule lists WEAT at 9 and 10 p.m. with Orla Brännér and Stombarg alliance, plus a 9 p.m. Sacred Gong Concert on WO2 and a Cavalcade on KDKA Pittsburgh. Names appear garbled but indicate notable acts and times for a local radio guide.
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WEAT
Everstay
Orla Bkinnér
Cortinentalae
Pennock Hurt In Drive During World Series Eve
On the eve of the 1927 World Series opening, Yankee pitcher Heth Pennock was struck above the left knee by a Cedric Durst drive during batting practice. The injury ruptured a blood vessel but doctors expect inflammation to rise away from the knee cap, leaving open the possibility Pennock pitches in Game 2. Babe Ruth homered four times during practice, while Remy Kremer was named starter for Game 1 against the Yankees and Vic Aldridge to pitch Game 2 for the Pirates. The Pirates looked sharp and confident in workouts as both clubs prepared for the series in Pittsburgh.
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Torres Field
Pittsburgh
New York Yankees
Heth Pennock
Cv Hander
Straigh
Cedric Durst
Pennock
Clutt
Hhim
New York
Pittsburgh Pirates
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Pirates
Donie Bish
Remy Kremer
Hie Yankees
Vic Aldride
Yankees
Wale Hoye
Ig’handurs
Pert Nock
Merh
Tex
Hefoin
Ritchie urges enforcement be given states
Maryland Governor denounces the spirit of excessive federalism. He says Volstead must be enforced or changed. At White Sulphur Springs he urges turning prohibition enforcement to the states and argues for diversified political power to shield business.
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Maryland
United
White Sulpher Springs
Albert C. Ritchie
Ritchie
Department of Education
Camalty
Derieravle
Atv
Speculators Reap Harvest On World Series Seats
Pittsburgh 4 The speculators have tickets and many of the baseball tags for the World Series walk of exorbitant prices. Ramey Dreyfuss, president of the Pittsburgh Pirates, noted 25,000 applicants were turned down and that the financial loss approached 450000. Parkes Field houses 41,000, and even with temporary stands, about 60,000 could have been accommodated.
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Unites Press
Pittsburgh
Tno
Ramey Dreyfuss
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cadillac Skids Into Culvert Near Corry Union City
A Cadillac four passenger car driven by Mr. Wilder skidded from the road on the Corry Union City highway and struck a culvert. The car was badly damaged and towed to a local garage with an estimated $100 damage to the rear end. All occupants escaped with only minor shock.
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Corry-Union City
Wilder
City Council Holds Evening Meeting on Street Surfaces and Nuisances
City Council met in regular session last evening with Mayor O W Brack presiding. North Center Street resurfacing final estimates totaled 327810.08 with three percent retained for two years. A petition sought a street light on West Congress between Mation and West Wayne. action deferred.
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O. W. Brack
Mei Newry
North -Second
Avery
Autidh
Mohawk Condensed Milk Company
Mlendon
Segend Avenue
Brown
Jheidentad
North Center Street
N R Dickson
Fingal
Be E. Harvey
West Congress Street
Mation
West Wayne
Howard
Couneil
Truck Driver Killed In Warren Incident
Reuben Anderson, 25, a four week driver for United Prose, Warren Delaware, was killed today when his truck began to move forward against a platform while he cranked it.
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Warren
United Prose Warren
Reuben Anderson
Tolay
Junkers plane starts flight over Atlantic in bold transatlantic run
United Press dispatch from Norden, Frisian Islands, reports the Junkers G24 seaplane begins a planned 4 leg transatlantic flight. Pilots Lonse and Starke with Leone and Rudolph Luther aboard aim to cross the North Sea and Atlantic to the Azores then Newfoundland and New York. A second Junkers 21 was to follow to prove feasibility of regular air service.
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United Presa Nordernen
Junkers
Jutlands
Tewaa
North Sea
Brits Lonse
Junkers Tanti
Starke
Leone
Severn Company
Rudolph
Luther
Severe
Azorés
Newfoundland
Two Arrests After West City Crash Near Cemetery
Police say two men, Lee Munsee and William Cassady, were arrested after an midwest crash west of town injuring Mrs. Moray and others. Donald Foley is being sought. McCray, en route home with his wife and two children, stopped for fuel near the bridge when Munsee’s car struck McCray’s vehicle. Mrs. McCray suffered a facial gash and shock.
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Theity
C. B. Mc. Cray
Elgin
Guignon
North Center
Lee Munsee
Moray
Munsee
William Cassady
Donald Foley
Poles
Plannig
McCray
McCrar
Bees Takeover Franklin Store Amid Bee Swarm Incident
A swarm of bees secreted on a crate of honey caused a Franklin grocery store disturbance as bee fumes and a coffee stew affected the scene briefly. In Uniontown Pennsylvania, four heirs divide a $250000 estate of late banker John A. Armstrong per a distribution order by Titus Dawson from the Orphan’s Court.
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United Freoe Franklin
Franklin
Uniontown
Wifow
John A. Armstrong
Connellsville
Tike Dawson
Orphais
Tax cut funds limited by river and Navy bets
Senator Frank B. Willis of Ohio said allocations for flood control on the Mississippi River and for Navy expansion will leave only about $200,000,000 available for tax reductions next year. He argued levee strengthening is the key factor in bond control and criticized forestry and floodwater defense as slow and of limited value.
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United Pras Columbus
Hood
Mississippi River
Navy
Frank B. Willis
Mississippi
Willis
Widespread liquor conspiracy exposed in federal case
Federal grand jury returned 22 indictments against leaders of a broad prescription blank theft ring. The scheme spanned Virginia, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York, with doctors and pharmacists targeted by a Boston section of bracers. Indicted include a Baltimore salesman and two women, amid claims of stolen blanks mailed to Ged. Steiger ile and J. Robert Coger were linked to the operation, while Fogarty and others faced charges for buying or distributing blanks.
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United
New York
Ooh
Federal
Virginia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Sid
Baltimore
Pista
United States
John J. Vowarty
Yonkers
Kew Gardens
Steiger Ile
Irma Dane
Ashuy Park
N. J
J. Robert Coger
Fogarty
St Louis Seeks Large Funds for Storm Victims
United Press report from St Louis states a $500000 storm relief fund goal is far short of needs. Red Cross officials say emergency will last until Saturday night and rehabilitation should begin soon. Finance committee notes heavy suffering in devastated districts and urges prompt, generous citizen response to meet critical emergency. Fundraising had reached about $400000 as of yesterday.
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United Pros
ST Louis
Red Cross
Derr Lay
Yormido Teller
John Lonsdale
Redross
Five Hurt as Still Explodes in Yatesville Home
Five members of the Dum banda family were injured when a 150 gallon still exploded in their Yatesville home. The blast hurled two victims two feet into the yard. One person disappeared and is being sought by state police, believed possibly dead. Two victims may have fractured skulls.
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United Pree
Squanton
Bay
Joseph Dumbanda
Yatesville
Line
Dumbardo
Iny
Candidacy at Revolt Headed by Serrano in Mexico
Dispatches from Mexico City report General Francisco Serrano and General Jose Serrano as candidates for the presidency amid a garrison revolt. The Calles government claims the revolt is contained though troops spread to four states Vera Cruz Puebla Coahuila and the federal district. Mexico City remains under government control with key rebel leaders fleeing toward Puebla and Texcoco Teotihuacan. Civil unrest prompted movements at Perote and Torreon as authorities suppress plots and rally loyal forces.
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Ludwell Denny
United Press
Mexico
City
Jose Alyared
Dalley
Sav Aim
Praycison Serrano
Carnavaca
Mesico City
Mexico City
Callex
Monlay
Washington
Calles
Vera Cruz
Puerla
Coahwila
Federal Districe
Araulio Gomes
Vera Orie
Francisco Serrano
Federal Distrct
Iarepe
Toy
Torreon
G Esenbur
Ovattorre
Saltilly
Couhiuile
Mexicin City
H. Almada
Texeyco
Teotihuacan
Pueblo
Serranig
Puasiauliy Pueblo
Solintry
Puebla
Sers Tang
Gomes
Vila Cruz
Perote
Vera Graz
Vera Crus
Chimyabuy
Gomez
Tampico
Sonora
Sincolay
Eee
Gomes Sarrano
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Dist. Governor OF Rotarians
HM. Remnds
Tacoma
Yank Hurler
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Frank Gerry
United Press Sports
Hammonton
Great Swamp
Margaret Litden- Aub
Dreyfuss
Cadillac
Union City
Atlantic
Azores
BEES
ST. Louis
T. A Cavey
Kane
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