Nation and Church Rally to Aid Florida Storm Victims
California citrus growers organize carload aid for Florida hurricane survivors. Funeral services set for 2,300 dead with separate rites for white and Black victims at Woodlawn and across devastated shores. Masons pledge relief, Red Cross aid. fruit auctions to fund relief efforts in New York Boston Philadelphia and Cleveland.
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Los Angeles
California
Florida
Cross
Pau Armstrong
Patrol Officers Kill Two on Arizona Line
Tucson, Sept 28 border patrol officers shot and killed Ross W Huggins of Tucson and an unidentified man near Deming New Mexico after the automobile they rode in failed to stop as ordered. Officers said the car was loaded with liquor.
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Tucson
Ariz
Pi— Border Patrol
Ross W. Huggins
Deming
N. M
Pick Fairmont Woman
Sixteen state leaders named to carry the Republican drive for business and professional women under Mary Stewart at the national headquarters. The list includes Amanda Strayer of Steubenville Ohio Mrs E W Speed of Roanoke Virginia and Mrs K A Journey of Fairmont West Virginia.
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Washington
Mary Stewart
Republican National Committeeeadquarters
Amanda Strayer
Steubenville
Ohio
E W. Speed
Roanoke
Virginia
K. A. Jourtney
Fairmont
West Virginia
Bake sales and church group events spread across town
Weather notes show increasing clouds and a slight rise in temperature with showers forecast for Saturday. Several church groups plan bake sales and fundraisers on Saturday morning with times ranging from 10 to 11 o clock at local shops and venues including Valley Drug Store Henrys Pressing Shop and Empire Meat Market.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
The
Valley Drug Store
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
First Christian Church
Henry
Lhdles Aid Society of Andrews M. B. Church
Bush’n Meat Market
Empire Meat Market
Ladies Aid
Prince Chichibu Marries Setsuko Matsudaki in Tokyo
Prince Chichibu aged 26, heir to the throne, wed Setsuko Matsudaki 19, daughter of Japan’s former ambassador to Washington. The union marks the first time a prince married outside the peerage. The ceremony took place at the imperial palace with ritual offerings to the Sun Goddess and the imperial treasures.
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Tokyo
Yashulito
Chichibu
Setsuko Matsudaki
Japan
Washington
Imperial Palace
Imperial House
Hundreds Die In Big Blaze In Hankow China
Fire tore through a densely populated Chinese quarter after a gambling den blaze began on Tuesday. An uncounted number of residents perished or were trapped, with many cremated as flames and smoke swept through alleyways and collapsed power lines plunged the area into darkness.
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Hankow
China
Graer
News City
President Hoover to Speak in New York Rally
Herbert Hoover will address a rally October 13 at Madison Square Garden New York under the Union League Club National Women’s Republican Club and State Republican Committee auspices. He will go to Washington after the speech and has not fixed the topic. The shift is due to Carnegie Hall’s limited seating.
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Jon
Herbert Higover
New
Washington
Ohio Republicans launch state campaign in Columbus rally
Ohio Republicans opened their state campaign with a large Columbus rally. Governor Alfred B. Smith was labeled the great promiser while Herbert Hoover was praised as a friend of the farmer. Speakers urged replacing the public utilities commission and stressed national and state prosperity tied to Republican success.
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Columbus
Ohio
Alfred B. Smith
Herbert Hoover
Republic Utilities Commission
James J. Davis
Smith
Simeon D. Fess
Hoovr
Theodore E. Burton
Myers Y. Cooper
Mrs. C C Stone Dies At Kingwood
Mrs. C C Stone of Kingwood dies after a long illness ending with stomach cancer. widow of G Stone she leaves four married daughters and many grandchildren. Funeral Sunday from her daughter's home Arch Shaffer with burial in Kingwood cemetery.
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G.C. Stone
Kingwood
Dancer
Arch Shaffer
Kingwood Cemetery
Rice Inspects Filter Plant and Water System Project
J M Rice of Pittsburgh, designer of Gratton's 140000 dollar water system upgrade, visited with Roy Welter and city commissioners to discuss final details. Aiming for plant operation soon, schedule hints October 1 completion, with a final report to be given at the next council meeting. The plant promises cleaner water and steady mains pressure, per residents and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Rice
Pittsburgh
Gratton
Roy Welter
Thomas H. Cather
Governor Al Donates to Forget-Me-Not Treasury
Minneapolis dispatch reports Gov Alfred B Smith gave a $100 donation to the Forget-Me-Not chapter of the Disabled American Veterans. Owen Galvin pinned a Forget-Me-Not on his lapel and received a $100 banknote from the governor amid a crowd, who blocked him from reaching Smith to thank him.
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Forget
Minneapolis
Alfred B. Smith
Owen Galvin
Jollander
Galvin
Gov Smith
Four Arrested in Tar Attacks on Employee in Wisconsin
Police in Kenosha Wisconsin say four former Allen A Company workers kidnapped Harold Hendrickson and tarred him. Elmer J. Hackbart 23 of Bristol confessed naming Earl M. Steele Oliver Hushold and Dwight Jones as accomplices. A fifth suspect was not named.
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Kenosha
Wis
Harold Hendrickson
Allen
Elmer J. Hackbart
Bristol
Earl M. Steele
Oliver Hushold
di Wit Jones
Allen-A Company
Hendrickson
Marie
Rolice
Hackbart
Steele
Louis Budenz
Budenz
Labor Age
New York
McClintic Removed From Logan Prohibition Trials
Federal Judge George W. McClintic said an affidavit of prejudice filed by ten Mingo county and Williamson city officials would automatically remove him as trial judge for the Logan prohibition case at the March term. Circuit Judge Edmund Waddell Jr. will appoint a presiding judge. An explosion at an Italian dynamite plant in Orbetello killed five and left five injured.
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Huntington
W. Va
George’ W. McClintic
Mingo County
Willamson
A.M. Belcher
George
R. C. Wiles
Charleston
Alex Bishop
Lafe Chafin
McClintic
Edmund Waddell, Jr
Mingo
Coolidge Revealed as Car's Driver in New London Crash
New London Conn Sept 28 John Coolidge son of the president was driving a car when it collided with a vehicle driven by Wilfred Veno professional hockey player according to an accident report filed in the fifth police precinct. The report identifies Coolidge as driver of vehicle No 2 and notes vehicle No 2 traveling south on Livingston street struck vehicle No 1 going west on Lawrence street causing damage. Deputy Coroner James J Corrigan declined to say if he would talk with Coolidge. The state attorney’s photographer was ordered to photograph the two cars involved.
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New London
Conn
John Coolidge
John J. ‘Crumburl
Wilfred Veno
Coolidge
Livingston Street
Lawrence Street
James J. Corrigan
New Haven Road
West Virginia Methodists ordain six youths as ministers
Morgantown WV September 28 six young men of West Virginia received diplomas at the eighty second meeting of the West Virginian Methodist Episcopal Church Conference and will be ordained Sunday. The diplomas were awarded after an address by Dr Allan Macrossie of New York. Bishop Welch will preside at the ordination. He urged judging ministers by spiritual values over salary and church attendance. The body includes A Gregg Huntington J M Ward Renick L A Steele Hanley C R Kupfer and E C Zinn now in seminaries. Calvin Shaw dies in Detroit heart attack body arrives for services in Morgantown. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia
West Virginian Methodist — Episcopal Church Conference
A. Gregg
Huntington
J. M. Ward Renick
L. A. Steele
Hanley
C. R. Kupfer
E. C. Zinn
Allan Macrossie
New York
Erin Welch
Welch
Columbus
America
Jesus Christ
Butcher Charged With Double Murder in Hart County
Munfordville Ky September 28 A file indictment charging George Miller butcher of Horse Cave Ky with the murder of Miss Lulu Kirchner aged 40 was prepared for Hart county circuit court. Commonwealth's attorney E W Creel said the grand jury also looks into the death of Miss Kirchner’s companion WH Ham Farris 25 whose body was found in a garden near the Martin home supporting the theory the two crimes were by the same killer.
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Munfordville
George Milier
Horse Cage
Lulu Kirchner
Hart County
Miller
Commonwealth
E. W. Creel
Hodgenville
Whham Farris
Smith winds up drive in Badger Town
Governor Smith continues his western campaign tour with a final speech planned in Milwaukee and Rochester to attack the Republican administration on farm relief, inland waterways, and alleged whispering. He defends McNary Haugen policy for surplus crops, criticizes Republican leaders, and vows to seek real relief from the party.
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D. Harold Oliver
Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
Smith
Milwaukee
Rochester
Albany
Gov. Smith
Washington
National Committee
Omaha
McNary- Haugen
Japline
Riverhead
N. Y
PLAN CLEANUP IN NEW YORK
New York reports a secret meeting of high police officials discussing a citywide vice cleanup centered on Broadway speakeasies. A midtown raid, where an undercover officer clashed with a proprietor, is viewed as a first move in the effort, held at Deputy Chief Inspector Lewis J. Valentine’s office with attendees from Manhattan, the Bronx, Staten Island, and the White Night district.
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New York
Broadway
Lewis J. Valentine
Manhattan
Bronx
Staten Island
Dozen Robbers Kidnap Porter and Steal $30,000
Twelve robbers abducted porter Joseph Van Cline at Rahway New Jersey as he escorted cash from a registered mail shipment to the post office. He was later found handcuffed to a tree in Englewood Cliffs about 25 miles away, with a single robber forcing him from the station and gunmen driving three cars in pursuit. The money, drawn from Federal Reserve shipments to Rahway Trust and Rahway National Bank, totaled up to $30,000. The incident echoes a 1926 mall car robbery in Elizabeth.
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Band of Twelve
Ing
Engléwood Cliff
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
Rahway ‘Trust Company
Rahway National Bank
of & Mall Trek
Stregta
Elisabeth
Etn
Irate Jewish Protests Over Jerusalem Wall Incident
Report outlines widespread Jewish demonstrations in Jerusalem during Yom Kippur as police interfered with worship at the western wall. A mass meeting with about 10 000 attendees addressed by rabbis and Zionist leaders urged the League of Nations to restore the wall to the Jews.
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Jerusalem
Nizevek
Wating Wall
Jewish National Council
Zionist’ Executive
Polfes
National Council
League of Nations
Price Enforcement Clash Divides Faithful Ministers
San Diego California September 28 opposition from several ministers and laymen yields a Presbyterian convention vote against Governor Alfred E Smith for president and in favor of Herbert Hoover. The resolution cites Smith statements on morality and the church’s role in politics.
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San Diego
Cal
Los Anreles Preaystery
Alfred E. Smith
Herbert Hoover
Wanted Aid Society to sell Christina Ganda designs
A classified notice seeks an aid society or club to sell personal Christiana Ganda featuring distinctive areal engraved designs. Attractive compensation offered. Inquiries directed to The Gratton Sentinel or Plone 185 R.
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Christiina Ganda
Gratton Sentinel
Plone
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California Fruit’ Growers
West Pall Beach
City Ministerial Union
First Methodist Church
Woodlawn Cemetery
Lake Okeechobee
Raitt
Andrew A. D
Rahn
Masonic and Shine
Payne
Red Cross
Pahokes
Masonia Lodge
Imperial Counsel
Arizona
Mab
Ladies Aid Society of the
First Baptist Church
Thomas Edison
Wizard of
Science
Secretary of Commerce
Massachusetts
James D. West
Frank
Hoover
Inwantey
C.P
Secretary of Labor
Davis
Fess
C.C. Stone
Logan
Orbetello
Italy
Trumbull
W.va
Newburg
Calvin. Shaw
Calvin Shaw
Detroit
Morgan Proudfoot
West Wilford Street
Bartlett Funeral Company
Butcher
Alanson B. Houghton
Great Britain
United States
Badger Town
Porter
New Jersey
Pene
Butler
Ooulane
M.D
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