Thrilling night flight for Shenandoah crew
United Press reports the Shenandoah under Admiral Moffat completes the first leg of a long cruise toward San Diego. The dirigible battles winds and high altitude as it crosses the Rocky Mountains, with plans to anchor in San Diego later.
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Marines Landed Near Shanghai in Rebellious Skirmish
Dispatches report more Marines landed from American destroyers near Shanghai as fighting rages around the city. General Lu Yung Hsiang's forces clash with rebels amid reports of disarmaments and threatened incursions by rival troops as the conflict expands along the front.
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Wheeler Named in Plot Against HM Daugherty
Burlington report outlines alleged plot involving former Attorney General Daugherty. Wheeler named in affidavit as promising Miss Stingny opportunity to profit in stock market if he testified. Witnesses questioned, committee reads affidavit and considers implications for the Daugherty investigations.
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La Follette Confident in Michigan Victory Visit
Senator La Follette spoke in Detroit urging support for his Presidential bid. He claimed a clear path to November 4 and warned against promises from opponents. He asserted the Army must not fire on strikers and warned of dangers to the government from violence.
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Italian Disturber Arraigned After Boarding House Incident
An Italian disturber at a boarding house on Eat Saint Street faced arraignment before Police Magistrate Portes after threats and disturbance last night. The man had been causing trouble at the residence and threatening occupants and attempted to raise a fine amount when arraigned this morning.
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Stanford Hose Company Impresses At State Firemen’s Meet
Stanford Hose Company earned a prize at the State Firemen’s Association convention in Brie yesterday. The squad wore white trousers and white hats with red trim, carried themselves with pride, and drew cheers from thousands.
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Jamestown Theft Case Leads to Citywide Effort
Police report shows Officer William Spencer tracing a bicycle theft in Jamestown linked to Bruce Taylor age unknown. Reid Spencer of Wyolid Street implicated. investigation notes past trouble and possible involvement of two or three other bicycles from Concord school. Authorities seek reformatory action for the suspect and warn of broader theft ring.
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Five Best Radio Features Preview
A fragmented listing outlines radio features across stations KGW WOAP KSD and WIZ. Mentions orchestras led by George Olsen and the Sixth Army Band with concert times and network notes in New York Portland Saint Louis and Washington.
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Great Britain agog over general election
London reports a tense short campaign as Prime Minister MayDonald travels from Glasgow on a four day automobile tour to industrial districts. Labour plans a nationwide outreach while Liberals expect most Liberal MPs to seek reelection except a Hartley seat. Cabinet faces pressure from trade unions as campaigns intensify.
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W JEM Meeting Discusses Election Campaign
A Web avenue W JEM meeting was held at Ass. HM Rolands home on West Main Street. Members formed committees to assist in the forthcoming election and Dry Law Enforcement campaign while enjoying a social hour with refreshments.
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Well Known European Journalist Ends Life
Philadelphia police report the death of Havailll M. Thintan a famed journalist and social critic in a suspected suicide. A note found near the body suggests distress over professional or personal matters. Thintan was managing director of the Lanton Moriotype Company of Great Britain.
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Fierce street fighting sparks gun patrols in Chinese district
In Pittsburgh a new outbreak of tinig warfare follows bitter clashes between the Hipy Sing and On Leo factions. Tongs patrol the Chinese district confiscating firearms, amid a murder case of Lee Sam who was shot yesterday and connected to the violence.
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Chink College Youth Victim Of Robbers
Meadville authorities report Allegheny College freshman James Jamies was robbed and found penniless after traveling toward Kansas City. Student Senate discussed the case as plans emerged for a university inquiry and possible campus actions.
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Erie Jury Sides With Journal in News Service Case
An Erie jury rules in favor of the Journal in the suit over alleged breach of contract with the International News Service. The court sustains the defense on all points and dismisses the damages claim as improper.
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Zeppelin crosses Atlantic forecast for Saturday flight
Germany reports favorable conditions for a major zeppelin test flight, with officials saying preparations are on track. The Zeppelin works director said weather is satisfactory and final checks remain before departure from Berlin toward the Atlantic.
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Night Officer Haenel Quits Police Force
Night patrolman Jency Maeve resigns from the Tit police department citing friction with superiors. Officials note his sharp work in uncovering thefts and vowing no comment on retirement plans though expressing regret at his departure and potential future steps.
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Five Injured by Bomb Blast on Army Dirigible
Langley Field Virginia reports that TO2 blimp crash injured five aboard, three enlisted men and two officers. Major Oscar Westover said the crew was not destroyed. details of the names and injuries remain with the War Department.
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Klan plotted to burn yacht in Toledo, suit filed
United press report from Indianapolis dated Oct 100 claims two Ku Klux Klan officials conspired to burn the yacht The Roamer in Toledo Ohio on Jayne 2th. Miran W Evans Imperial Wizard alleged a plan executed at a meeting with state officials involved. Stephenson, a former grand dragon, filed suit for 195000 damages.
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Delays hit Columbus school opening amid furnace install issues
On account of delayed furnace installation the Columbus Dean School cannot open as planned. Authorities say the wait is unavoidable. building improvements look significant with great progress compared to past years. Community church services outline for October 12 include morning worship, Sunday school, and evening programs. local groups plan bazaars and volunteer work in coming weeks.
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Mentor Club Opens Season Activities with Social Dinner
The Mentor Club resumed its season with a dinner hosted by Mrs Will Rowe on East Wayne Street. Eighteen members attended as Miss Mary Gondra reviewed the year and led a discussion. Mrs G B Kamps helped with year selections. next meeting is Friday evening Oct 2 in the Library Building.
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Washington Senators Rally To Take World Series Game Seven
Washington defeats New York Giants 4 3 in the seventh game before 38000 as Walter Johnson earns the win in relief. McNeeley delivers a key double and Lindstrom, Meusel, and Ogden are noted in early Giants action.
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