Germany Admitted to League of Nations in Primary Returns
Milwaukee leads with Blaine and Lenroot in Wisconsin Governor races. Prohibition and anti war stance shape the Progressive and Republican contests. Lenroot trails Blaine as returns from 1,750 precincts push WisconsinSenate balance toward Blaine. early totals show Blaine 148,067 and Lenroot 102,200 with more precincts to count. Other states report primary results including New Hampshire and Arizona with notable leads for candidates and incumbents amid party realignments.
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Moses
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State Board of Education
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Winant
Germany joins League of Nations as permanent member
Geneva reports Germany’s unanimous admission to the League and its elevation to permanent status. The Assembly also creates three new non permanent Council seats, expanding the Council from 10 to 14. Germany’s entry reshapes European balance and ties to the Locarno pact.
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England
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Ceecho-Slovakia
Buhl Leaves 2 Million for French Relief
The will of late F. H. Bobl provides 2,000,000 for relief in northern France and Belgium. A petition to appoint executors was signed by Judge J A Montgomery. Half of the legacy to France will be distributed after a 248,125 estate tax deduction. A Belgium fund plan will be drawn up soon.
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Jwar
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Sharon Steel
J A Montgomery
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Umder
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Iplang
Man Held For Court After Claims Of Paid Protection
Seviaational testimony on alleged protection payments marked the Meadville grand jury action against Sin Win near Centerville. Winers held for trial under $2,000 bond on bribery charges after claiming he paid for protection to local officials. He pressed to testify, saying he did not fear testimony could be used against him.
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Sin Winv
Meadville
Weider
Ordi
Meadsville
Glan
Gefondant
Auatementy
Frank Dillons
Amt-R
Winer
Court Proposal Dry Majorities Intact in Congress
United Press reports indicate that in senatorial primaries the Swanson World Court adherence resolution and the Valstead peabilition act remain intact. Dry Senators lead with eighteen nominated, two wets renominated, four wets given nominations, showing strength of dry majorities despite some moves by wets and court supporters.
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Valstead
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World Court
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Ogie
Chu
Coolidge satisfied with Mexican policy and plans
President Coolidge is entirely satisfied with the Mexican government's attitude toward protecting American lives and property and contemplates a change in Mexico's policy. Ambassador James R. Sheffield will spend two months in the United States on vacation before returning to Mexico City.
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Paul Smiths
Coolidge
James R. Sheffield
Mexico
United States
Vacatia
Mexico City
City to curb prolonged flashing at West Smith street crossing
City officials will meet with railroad representatives within two to three weeks to stop the extended flashing of signals after trains pass. Motorists have complained that lights remain active south of the crossing, and council may seek a watchman if the issue cannot be resolved by adjusting signaling.
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West Smith Street
Ity
Little Child Drowns in Hole Post Accident
In Somerset Pennsylvania a two year old boy, Robert Millen, son of Lowis Miller, drowned yesterday after stepping into a posthole that filled with water during recent rains. He was dead upon extraction.
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Somerset
Robert Millen
Lowis Miller
Movement to switch Corry to borough status grows
Petitions circulate city urging surrender of Corry charter as third class city and adoption of borough status. Citizens, shops, and business districts sign, while Mayor Bracken and Council review potential benefits and drawbacks. official action unlikely until thorough study completes.
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Five Year Old John Racor Dies Amid Du Bois Floods
In Du Bois Pennsylvania on September 8, the first flood death occurred when five year old John Racor, a crippled child, was found under floodwaters behind the Racor home at 101 today. The boy likely fell from a bridge while playing alone as rescuers searched for him.
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United Press
Dubois
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Racor
Railroad worker loses right foot in yard accident
Attending surgeons at Corry Hospital today amputated the right foot of Wilkie Webster, Erie railroad trainman, who was injured in the west end yard weeks ago. Gangrene forced the removal after the limb was injured when Webster stumbled and was caught in a coupling during a attempted kick.
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British Sailors Killed as China Clash Near Hankow
Seven British sailors died and several wounded in a gun battle near Hankow on the Yangtze River as British naval ships clashed with troops of Marshal Wy Pei Pu. Commander Darley of the Despatch and two Heuten anits were among the dead. Two officers were wounded and the rest of the casualties were enlisted men.
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Darley
Despatch
Merton Named as Instigator of Conspiracy
United Press reports in New York that the government opened its trial of former Attorney General Harry Daugherty and former Mint official Thomas Miller alleging a German linked conspiracy. Buckner outlined Merton of Frankfurt seeking Swiss control of assets and a private aide to Daugherty, Jesse Smith, as middlemen in a scheme to return 7 million dollars in seized assets.
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Merton
John T. King
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Martial Law Lifted in Spain After Four Days
Madrid reports Spain ends four days of martial law as the decree suspending the measure appears in the Official Gazette The move follows a brief uprising led by disgruntled artillery officers and is marked by limited violence with no artillerymen killed and few wounded under King Alphonso and Premier Primo de Rivera.
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Spain
Alphonso
Primo de Rivera
City Council Holds Meeting Last Evening
City Council met in regular session with all members present. Minutes approved. August treasurer’s report filed showing balances and expenditures. Residents raised street wall, crosswalk, and side alley concerns. promises of action noted. Bills approved. sidewalks and grades discussed. requests to eliminate mud in alleys and raise sidewalk at Wright and Washington intersections considered.
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Westley
Suness
John Shields
Grove St
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Comy Missioner
Howard
Eowncil
Henry Ball
Raymond Avenue
Center
Wright Streets
Brown
Inet Deta
Dickson
Keystone Construction Company
Diekken
Ellis Harvey
A. C. Sandburg
School Board Meets Tonight With Fall Term Issues
Members of the Board of Education will meet in regular session at the school offices in the Library building this evening. The first session after the fall term restart will discuss numerous matters related to resuming classes and associated school problems.
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Flier Injured as Big Bomber Crashes
An accident at the National Air Races in Philadelphia injures Sergeant H. R. Jordan of New Orleans. The Martin bomber from Quantico lost its undercarriage while taxiing, marping the opening of the afternoon program.
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New Orleans
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Raid Seizes Still Equipment at Vacant Pittsburgh House
A raiding squad led by Lieutenant Patrick Dison seized three 200 gallon stills, 21 cages of sugar, 80 barrels of mash, and a large quantity of moonshine from a vacant Pittsburgh residence. No arrests were made as the site was unattended and owners identified by police.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Patrick Dison
Safe looted at Beth Synagogue in Pittsburgh
A safe at Beth Synagogue in Pittsburgh was forced open during the holiday, with several hundred dollars reportedly missing. Police believe the same gang responsible for a recent burglary at an East Bet y Presbyterian church may be involved.
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Pittsburgh
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Phieves
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Bety
Radio Listings Highlight Evening Features Across Networks
WLW Cincinnati presents a staff recital in Central Daylight alongside WEAP Hook Up at 10 P.M. with Light Opera Lily of Killarney. WCCO schedules Jenny Lirid Quintet at 9 P.M. Central Standard. WGY Schenectady airs Rosh Hashana services at 8 P.M. Eastern Daylight. WSAL Cincinnati features a string quartet at 10 P.M. Central Daylight.
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