Pinchot Tour Real Challenge to Coolidge
Washington reports two developments in the party signal a real challenge to Coolidge. Senator Johnson of California announced Pinchot's candidacy and said he would tour the nation to win party endorsement while keeping in the national arena with appearances in Washington and New York.
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Coolidge
United Proa
Washington
Contidye
Halonol
James
Hikari Johnson
California
Los Angeles
Guy
Billard Pinchot
Pensy'ivaise
Johnson
Ted
Wir Mats
Johnson Apeakaye
Califor
Iote
Jobim
Stronith Fc
le Cay
Republiaure National
Johnnon
Romina
Johniaor
Pouritylvania
Pennsylvania
New York
Walton's Own Paper Reported In Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City dispatch states Governor Walton’s associates with the Ku Klux Klan appear in the report from the executive counselor to public Arik. The first edition is to be distributed nationwide, drawing from testimony before the military investigating commission.
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Aly United
Orlatoma City
Okta
Sepp
Offal Orgin
Walton
Arik
Iy West
Ku Klux Klan
Atérioh Muko
Goveomonth
Ninto
French Trane Rises as Germany Ends Passive Resistance
United Pros Paris reports the French Trane continuing steady gains amid official news that Germany has ended passive resistance in the Ruhr. Trane prices touched 18.90 as investors digest the sudden shift.
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Paris
Germany
Ruhr
Winter Weather Forecast From Corry Residents
Corry residents read a weather prediction by Altman Kane, a local weather sage, forecasting a cold period with snow and storms. The message notes periods from November 16 to December 3, January to February, and mid February to early March, with sleet and thunder as possible. The source mentions a weather prophet and includes an address at 404 Layard Street, Kun, Pa.
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Corry
Altman
Kane
Kittie Republican
Caswrpillar
Milne
Layard Streets
Kun
Bankers Open Convention Opens In New York
The American Bankers Association opened its forty ninth annual convention with a general session on the one billion dollar pier. President JM Puellcher defended capitalism, praising its role in bringing greater comfort and creator welfare than any other system tried to date.
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United Proa Atlantic Pte
Amaerivay’ Bank’ Association
viKovorn
JM. Puellcher
Heavy fighting shrouds Bulgaria in conflict reports
British and American reports describe a brutal battle in Bulgaria between Agraria-Clemantinist insurgents and government forces. Unconfirmed messages from Sofia claim up to 20,000 killed by Sunday’s end, a figure British authorities doubt as exaggerated amid Bulкар tensions.
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United Press
London
Belgrade
Eyenig Star
Sofia
Beem
Zankoff
Meade McAvoy file expenses for Superior Court race
Harrisburg report shows Albert D. Meade of Chester and Charles A. McAvoy of Norristown filing expense accounts with the Secretary of the Commonwealth. McAvoy listed expenses for clerk hire, publicity and stationery totaling 601.08, as they seek to succeed Judge Hersey in the Superior Court.
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Lloyd Allen
Harrisburg
Ator Albert D. Meade
Chester
Charles A. McAvoy
Norristown
Repub
Noah
Democratic
Superior Court
Heri ‘Itersor
Secretary of the Commoniwealth
McIavoy
Union Woman Near Death in Despondent Leap at Factory
Mrs. Fern Smith, despondent over domestic troubles, leaped from a third story window at a Union City factory. She was found unconscious on arrival of bystanders and taken to a hospital in critical condition with lacerations and internal injuries. Police report her husband Floyd Smith had separated from her for a year and supplied support. authorities believe the act stems from despondency and domestic strife.
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Vion City
Fern Smith
Floyd Smith
Hux
Nersovin
Allan
Clyde F Brown Undecided On Election Plans
Clyde F Town, facing election in November for city commissioner, has not stated if he will run actively. Friends believe he will wage a vigorous campaign after recovering from a defeated bid for Republican nomination. Brown carried the Prohibition nomination previously.
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Clyde F. Brown
Ormer
Council
Clyde F
Ksue
Gore
Wkt
le J Kelly
Witice
Friends of the
Forsiny
Inet
Ffi
Brown
Republicassaid
Ate Belly
New York Papers Expand by Masthead Accord
New York newspapers increased to sixteen pages today under a joint masthead agreement as Union pressmen from out of town arrive amid calls to support the International Union in New York. Telegrams urged workers nationwide to come and aid the strike, while efforts to curb inflow faced opposition from local factions.
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New York
Herey
International Union
Inegereitins
Ward Defense Motions Denied in Peters Case
In White Plains New York Segit 20 Movin sought dismissal of the first segment charge against Walter Peters. The motion was denied by Judge Robert F. Wagner, who stated the record supported continued proceedings.
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White Plains NY
Segit
Walter
Win
Uve Hlaln Cheramge Peters
Way
Tati
Robert F Waigner
Mern
Fto Cave
German State Premiers Favor Peace in Ruhr
Berlin reports that German state premiers agree to end passive resistance in the Ruhr without conditions. Stresemann plans a public declaration, signaling Germany’s move to halt political and financial resistance and seeking Allied concessions. Officials say a formal proclamation may follow, stressing no conditions while hoping for allied leniency.
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Ruhr
Berlin
Chancelor Stresemanm
Kahr
Reinewart
Bette Stresemiyn
Germany
United Press
Snieney
Streseminn Mid Ue
Ford's Muscle Shoals project thought dead
United Press reports Washington believes Ford's Muscle Shoals plan is dead after the sale of the Gorgas plant to the Jamaica Power Co. Secretary Weeks announced the sale and Ford’s silence on removing Gorgas from his bid. Ford’s chief engineer Maypole Shoal expresses surprise at the sale while Ford was away on business.
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United Pres
Washington
Heney
Ford
Paris
Gorgas
Ahe Jubaina Power Company
Muscle Shoals
Coolidge Hind
Weeks
Wot
Maye
Mayole Shoalpplan
Fort
Detroit
Wavy Planet airship plans nonstop flight to St Louis
The WAVy'F RiaNt airship plans a nonstop flight on Sunday to St Louis to attend the air show. The crew will depart Lakbaurst New Jersey for the event, aiming to showcase speed and innovation at the fair in Trenton.
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United Prods
Lakbaurst
N. J
St. Loui
Thuretay
New Jersey
Trenton
Two youths sentenced in auto theft case
Readable fragments show Live Manian pled guilty to theft of an automobile owned by Mark Yo Coyle. Sentences included terms at Erie Mountay and Huntingdon along with related charges for John Bugehill and others. Police recovered a vehicle license plate, and other defendants faced trial settings at December term. details remain partially obscured in the damaged text.
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Stestig
Mark Yo Coyle
Alleghany
Erie
John Bugehill
Wwe
Huntingdon
William Wiehinasi
Martin Dale
Dale
Alederma Gordon
Otensal Council Race Counts Eight Vote Lead for Howard
Official recount of the Otensal council primary shows F. C. Howard defeating Frank Loveland by eight votes for the four year term. County commissioner totals also released show Barsains 5087, Loveland 38, Love, and Moorehead, Walker, Lavery with varied tallies. other races list Hauptog, Heyer, Mixon, Daniels, Dolan, and Matthéws in the observed morning totals.
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Otensal
F. C. Howard
Frank Loveland
Repthead
Council
P ©. Howard
Loveland
Yates
Barsains
Han
Love Are
Republcan
Moorehead Srmage
David
Walker
Lavery
Sugar prices rise again at Cory grocers stores
Sugar prices climbed today with retail rates from 10 to 11 cents as markets show ongoing strength. New York dispatches note a renewed upward trend after weeks of higher costs, with Arbuckle Brothers and others lifting refined sugar rates.
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New York Dispatches
Cory Grocers
Suggar Nylees
New York
Journal
United Press
GY Cengs
Talay
Arbuckle Brothers
E Atkins & Co
Sagan Tin
Engineer Rescued After Boiler Blast at Troy Laundry
Carl Larson, an engineer at Troy Laundries, was saved this morning when dragged from a smoke filled boiler room. Firemen and bystanders helped as steam and debris filled the three story building. Ten people escaped to safety as smoke poured from windows on State Street.
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Erir
Carl Larson
Troy
Baer
Planit
State Street
World Series Opens October 10 in New York
The 1928 World Series begins October 10 with the Yankees vs the National League champion. If the Giants win the pennant games 1,3,5 will be in New York. 2,4,6 in San Francisco. If the Reds win, the first game is in Cincinnati. Prices stay as last year with box seats $6, reserved $4.5, bleachers $1. Games start at 2 PM. Düsseldorf note appears unrelated.
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United Prom
New York
New York Yanines
Detalla
Kenasaw M. Landis
Utter & Conference
Yepker Stadium
Giants
Polo Grounds
Yankees
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
United Tower
Dusseldore
Papuiverp
Sistuke
Germany
Ieta
Romero
Dusseldor
Lanmaunoed
Oklahoma Governor orders shoot to kill during legislative standoff
Oklahoma confronts a tense standoff as Governor Walton issues orders to Adjutant General 8. 1 Muridun to prevent the legislature from meeting. Citizens soldiers aged 18 to 35 are urged to hold in readiness amid armed patrols and heavy-armed guards around Muskogee Oklahoma City and Guthrie, with antikiller forces claiming many lower house members are in the capital. The movement is tied to impeachments and Ku Klux Klan fears, as the governor insists the state will not tolerate the assembly.
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United
Oklahoma
Leginlasure
J P Walton
Stenchant
Muridun
Walton
Jali
Chiat
Okahoma
Strip
Muskogee
Oklahoma City
Guthrie
Jad Bys
Buck ] Garrett
Zack Mulhall
Ku Klux Klan
Andy’ Sitios Mitet Cousstigg Anid
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