Heavy Registration Saturday Delays Voters in City
The city faces heavy registration Saturday with lines and turnout concerns. Numbers show ward by ward tallies including First Ward 202 and Seconie Ward 244 while other districts report varied totals, leaving some voters unable to participate in primaries or November elections.
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DeRosay Plans Banquet for City League Winners
D Warren DeRosay donor of Abe Bup will host a banquet for the Yeon winning team in the near future. He previously funded Hanywol to the jet school basketball squad last year and will invite league officers Raymond Mfg Co managers and captains to recognize their support. The presentation to Raymond team manager Myers is planned at the event.
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Abe Bup
Raymonds
DeRosay
Hanywol
Raymond Mfg. Co
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Myers
Raymond
Vote for August Wittmann for County Controller
Political appeal urging support for August Wittmann as Democratic candidate in the County Controller race ahead of the September 16 primaries. The message emphasizes party alignment and the upcoming voting date.
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August Wittmann
Official Washington anticipates trouble as Mexico celebrates
Washington fears possible hostile demonstrations tomorrow as Mexico marks its holiday. US residents in Mexico City await official guidance while authorities guard Americans and deter violence amid reports of possible kidnappings and detentions near Vera Cruz and the capital.
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United Press
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Senate Passes Resolution to Provide Aid for Americans Returning
A Senate measure authorizes $100,000 to repatriate Americans from Mexico and transport them home. The plan follows President Wilson’s warning and aims to remove Americans from Mexico quickly as several residents urge swift action to avoid danger.
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United States
Renate
Mgarning
Mexico
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Sili
Funeral crowds greet New York dignitary in vast throng
Nearly 20 000 people gathered in New York for the funeral of a prominent figure. The procession moved from the Inn Sally Tammany Club to St Patrick's Cathedral on Mott Street for services. A 20 member House delegation followed the procession behind the casket as crowds filled the route.
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Letter Carriers Convention in Evansville Seeks 2000 Delegates
With a week to go until the National Rural Letter Carriers Association convention in Evansville Indiana from September 22 to 28 arrangements are complete for about 2000 delegates. Postmaster General Burleson has accepted an invitation to attend.
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Evansville
Tnd
National Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Burleson
Thaw case called in Montreal in habeas corpus action
The Thaw habeas corpus case was called in Montreal before the king's bench at the appointed hour. No motion was made to deport the principal, and no explanation was offered by the Crown's attorneys. The case was continued to Thursday.
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Thaw
Montreal
Gervals
Primary Hours Lengthened Under Taw For Two Ballots
The Taw permits twelve hours for voting in the Primary. Voters may receive two ballots the Non Partisan and the Regular Party Primary if registered with a party. Undesignated voters may choose the Non Partisan ballot only. Ballots use the same form as prior years with a cross for chosen candidates.
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Tan
Caution to City Voters on Ballot Marking Rules
Voters are warned that marking two names will invalidate the ballot. For mayor mark one cross after the preferred name and four for council seats. The two mayor candidates with the highest votes proceed to the November election, with the top eight council candidates advancing from the primaries.
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Coures
Careaunell
Death of Infant Hyntyn Long
The infant Hyntyn Long aged one year two months and twelve days died after a brief illness of cholera at 10 o clock last night. Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at the home and burial will be in Pine Grove Cemetery. The family thanks friends and neighbors for sympathy and flowers. Henry Sintelbeam and family.
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Lloyd F. Long
Briel
Pine Grove Cemetery
College Football Practice Opens Across Several Schools
The Pennsylvania, Illinois, and Michigan football programs began their first workouts of the season. At Penn, Coach Brooke and Captain Young lead a promising squad with limited travel, while Illinois coach Zuppke faces questions about the lineup and training strategy. Michigan reports 50 players practicing under coach Yost, with several veterans returning and young prospects seeking roles.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Itg
Brooke
Young
kKe
Hy United
Ano Derbor
Mich
Sants
University, of Michigan
Melding H. Yost
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