Coolidge Sets Broad Lines For Congressional Action
United Press reports President Coolidge plans to limit his first message to essentials and push a cautious program. He and advisers consider delaying controversial measures, focusing on a few core policies to avoid provoking opposition while a party campaign unfolds.
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Congress
Washington
Coolidge
Wayle
Hington
Hammel
Coofidge
Meroudge i
Elfief
Ouatidhe
Fate of Calif. Town In Doubt
Officials in Lower California struggle to obtain reports on a disaster near San Jose del Descalzo as debris and tidal effects hinder communication. Mexican authorities work to assess conditions around the fishing village and determine next steps.
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Lowes Calif
San Jose
Dleska
Wiel
Gules
Lower California
Rickard Luck Prevails Again in Dempsey Fight Frame
Weather kept people wary as gusty winds and chill air met fans at the arena. United Prom notes Rickard Luck prevailed again this afternoon in a boxing event associated with the Dempsey-Pinna fight. J. J. Slattery returned from Buffalo to visit his sister Mrs. James Hurley.
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United Prom
New York
Mte
Gray Vlouda
J. J. Slattery
Buffalo
Jamen Hurley
Public Service Commission orders permit for motor freight hauling
Harold Henneous accuses his brothers of divesting him in a family business and starting a new venture without consent. The Public Service Commission sides with Harold and directs Ronald to apply for a certificate to operate motor vehicles for freight hauling, clarifying he is not a common carrier.
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Tov
Henneous
Tarold Jad
Corry
Eric
Harold
Ronald
Erie
Nuet Ronald
Italy Decides to Quit Corfu on September 27
Paris reports the note of the Council of Armamenters stating Italy will withdraw from Corfu by September 27. The Commission will begin sittings September 17 at Judina and report by telegraph every five days to determine Greece's conduct. A funeral service will be held in Athens September 19 with three allied worships arriving at Paliere Sinultanco.
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Corfu
Council of Armbannders
Judina
Greece
Athens
Paliere Sinultanco Ely
Gotham Bank Drops Marks In Market Bubble
In New York the German mark fell sharply with officials noting the value near ten and a half to the dollar. National City Bank acted to strike the mark, while other banks are expected to follow as trade and exchange rates fluctuate amid heavy losses and speculation.
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New York
Hay
Molia Goss to face Mallory in Wilson final
Philadelphia September 1 Miss Wleanor Gots New York will meet Mrs Malin Mallory in the final round of the middle states women's singles championship at the Philadelphia Cricket Club Mallory a former national champion defends her title as current state champion.
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Wleanor Gots
New York
Malin Mallory
Middle States
Philadelphia
Mortink
Mallory
Salvation Army Drive Urged for Japanese Relief Fund
The Corry Post of the Salvation Army announces cooperation in the national drive for funds for Japanese relief. The Army will place kettles today and asks all friends to contribute promptly toward this urgent relief work.
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Brunsfet Today
Hie Army
Auto Thieves Narrow Escape From Capture
A thief stole the Stulebaker touring from Marc Coyle on Fhrat avenue. Police misread the license as B41,087 then corrected to 461,687 and later 441,087, but the machine remains at large with no leads as of this report.
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Tivdig
Dune
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Dunkele
Hell
Vipor
Hin City
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Dumber
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Wwever
Nisul
No word from former Corry woman in Japan
Relatives of Mint Alemantine Moses report no word from the former Corry resident who was in Japan during the September 1 disasters. The last message from Moses arrived August 11 stamped Yokohama indicating arrival in Japan.
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Japan
Moses
Anil
Mise Moses
Yokohama
Telligie
Japa
Arrests Threatened Over Vandalism at Post Office Grounds
Complaints filed allege damage by “royal shrubbers” on Pleas and Street. Officials say arrests may follow if a settlement is not reached promptly.
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Courgeters
Noreas
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Arrest Warrant Issued for Dollings Co President
Columbus report states a grand jury and Ohio Attorney General Cribbs announced a warrant for William G. Henham, president of the Dollings Co, on fourteen charges of obtaining money under false pretenses. Dwight Harrison, vice president, is named in related charges.
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Columbus
William G. Henham
BL. Dollings Co
Problemounty Grand Jury
Cribbs
Ohio
Renhare
Dwight Harrison
Hil Prytetise
Crilst
Man Kills Wife Then Fatally Shoots Self in Camden
In Camden, J Sept 4, Patrick Cove 98 shot and killed his wife Ay Mus 41 after forcing entry to a house where she stayed. He then shot himself killing himself during the confrontation with police. A police struggle is noted as an officer wrestled him from his hands.
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Camden
Patrick Cove
Aymus
Coyle
Revolution in Spain proves successful
Madrid reports a revolutionary movement led by Captain General Prati De Ti Vier Avi aims to topple the government with Moorish and Catalan separatist factions joined by Galician and Basque elements. Paris notes a naval squadron prepared for action while Barcelona hints at government resignation and ongoing upheaval across Aragon and Old Castile.
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Prati de Tivier
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Galicia
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Bay
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Warcelian
Sebastian Torres
le Journal
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de Athucemie
Jeolini
Htation
Pavenstl
Mame
Frorrmvins
Arilon
New Castille
Sviovem Mae Agulrel
Jones Proposal for City Fire Station Up for Vote
City commissioners rejected Jones proposal for a new north side fire station. A bid from George Chambers Construction was previously voted down and officials plan to revise the bid to try for erection before winter.
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Franke G Jonne
Jones
George ‘Chaimas| Constewetion Company
Wink Tokay
Tones
Couny
Power Boats Reign in First Day of International Regatta
In Buffalo on September 4, a north wind and rough waters marked the opening day of the Ninghra river race. The fastest speed reached was forty five miles per hour by Miroting, led by Robert Ringlig. Ringlig’s crew won the first heat of the one mile free for all, securing the International Great Lakes championship gold trophy and the International World's championship trophy.
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United Pros
Buffalo
N.Y
Ninghra
Miroting
Robert Ringlig
Mignate
Heath
Car Skids and Upsets Leave Four Narrowly Safe
Four occupants escaped serious harm after a Studebaker overturned and skidded on a wet road. The crash occurred near Dynlorie when the driver oversteered, sending the car into a slide that spun and tore the left side of the vehicle. All trapped occupants were extricated and taken to the city hospital with non life threatening injuries.
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Tyne
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Ent
Philip
Zafiroputon
Georges Wiliam Zutiepylos
Journal Reports Special Staff at Ringside
A historical paper notes special staff coverage at ringside for a boxing event. Descriptions hint at analysts, writers, and broadcasts detailing fight narratives and expected coverage across editions. The piece highlights the role of editors and reporters shaping public attention to the bout and its key figures.
Hylan In Critical Condition Amid Public Worries
Report from Saratoga Springs states Mayor Hylan remains critically ill while doctors treat low rogimetric complications. City officials and relatives express concern as residents await further updates on his condition.
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United
Saratoga Springs
John
Felaw
Pennsylvanians Reported Safe After Tokyo Dispatch
Washington dispatch cites Ambassador Woody saying Mr Gilbert and Mex Cambron of Hierrinbuns Pa were in the Japanese center area and intended to visit with friends this afternoon. Fr. Tracey and 7 HA Martin returned to Alliance Ohio after a city visit. A Tonale of West Springs Creek left to play for Union City today.
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Tokio
Gilbert
Mex Cambron
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Diterter
Tracey
Union Pty
HA. Martin
Alliance Ohio
Fends Min
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West Springs Creek
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Tuteiness
Reincorporation Hearing for Corry Pity Bleomic Light Co
Application for reincorporation of the Corry Pity Bleomic Light Company approved by Public Service. The piece notes a proposed indemnity, local shop relocations, and district openings in Hornell and Napa Ohio. Mentions J Stevens of New Windsor and a Corry visitor, with municipal approval tied to 79d.
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Public Serve
Apubsiony
Taenittney Yiktentisy
Cramer Fails In Attempt At Flying Record
An aviation attempt ends in failure as the ship Cramer disabled during takeoff, preventing a record flight. The craft landed safely about three miles from Holston after a 60 mile hour run, with efforts planned to fix the propeller for a new attempt.
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Noiston
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Tor
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la Havie
Dempsey Scales About 192 Pounds For Fight Night
Reported from New York the heavyweight contender Dempsey tipped the scales near 192 pounds as he prepared for the upcoming title bout. The weigh in drew attention from boxing officials and fans eager for the decisive match.
Censorship Gains in Tulsa Tribune Office
Turner Roy Borark, a linotype operator and Oklahoma National Guard member, entered the Tulsa Tribune building and began censoring the paper under orders from Governor J. C. Walton to enforce martial law amid county unrest.
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United Fresh
Tulsa
Okla
Turner Roy Borark
Auty
Tulsa Tribune Today
J.C. Walton
Tribune
L J Kelly Seeks Two Year Term In City Race
Local municipal election filings show L J Kelly as a candidate for a two year term. Observers note Kelly faces C Brown and other rivals, with ballot appearance expected on the city slate. supporters at The Star pledge strong campaigns and party alignment.
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le J Kelley
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Liuerssie
Dei
Perry
Patie
Kelly
Bimoyu
Rydy
Trier
Wetle Rem Avell
Poptlie
Tally News Star
South Venter Street
Axe
Wife of Ward Summoned by Grand Jury
White Plains New York September 14 A grand jury has summoned Mrs Ward wife of William Ward a prominent local pioneer to testify. The investigation focuses on a case involving residents and various authorities with court dates pending.
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White Plaine
Walter
Rallliunairp
Ward Tyne Boop
First Snow of Season Hits Cleveland Amid Frosts
The weather report says heavy frosts will affect the east with scattered snow overnight. In Cleveland a brief early snow fell around 1 4m today, caused by cold winds from Minnesota and forecasters expect continuation of cold conditions across Western Maryland and beyond.
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Wasilington
Weather Bureau
Maryland
Cleveland
Korea
Miginesota
Blow-by-blow fight returns at Journal at 8 oclock
The journal announces a loud return of a blow-by-blow boxing event tonight at eight o clock inviting all readers to attend. The teaser emphasizes a lively program and crowd turnout.
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