Supreme Court bars November mayoral election in New York
New York September 21 Mayor Joseph V McKee won a Supreme Court ruling to prevent a special mayoral election this year keeping him in office for a full term. The decision nullifies the vacancy plan tied to Walker’s resignation and a special election slated with the general vote. The court cited charter provisions and affirmed McKee’s continued incumbency until next year’s regular election.
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Joseph V. McKee
Supréme Court
Novemer
Miltoo
James J. Walker
Abony
Tammany McKee
Retiow
Tant- Seattle
Waal
Frank Many Hall
Fin D. Roosevelt
Alanis
Hag
Joh McGechan
Fred
Aletee
McKre
David McAdams
David Knott
Tammany Hall ‘Excentiva
Mavrin Hillquit
Landler
Vorbiteke
Roosevelt Tempo Captures Northwest Crowd in Seattle and Portland
Governor Franklin D Roosevelt rallies in Seattle and Portland amid misprinted notes about tariff policy. He criticizes Hoover tariffs, promotes negotiated tariffs, and urges liberal support. The crowd size swelled to about 12 000 indoors and 34 000 outside in Seattle as he spoke on public utilities and campaign strategy.
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Portland
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Repubilena
Oregon
United States
Charles J. McNary
Seattle
Roosevelt
Hoover
Willis G. Hawley
Enmaniher
Reed Smooh
Utah
Congeeksnan
Tarife
Eindow
Vidate
Cremendy
Homer T. Bone
Market Closings and Unclear Entries Across Sept May 1
Fragmented OCR listing market closes and odd figures with scattered names like Suobing and Gorm. Data appears partial with dates, weights, and prices intermittent, offering no clear market narrative or outcome.
Seek Compromise With Mahatma on His Fast to Death
A group of Indian readers from Bouthay visited Mahatma Gandhi in Yerada jail and presented a compromise plan on the communal elections issue in hopes of ending his hunger strike begun yesterday. The committee included his son Devdas, Sirej Bahaday Sopra, and M. Jayakar. Gandhi rose early and showed effects of abstinence from noon yesterday.
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Bouthay
Mahatma Gandhi
Yerada Jrit Tolay
Mahatma
Gandhi
Devides
Sirej Bahaday Soprand
M. Jayakar
Mahalia
Ohio Legislature Special Session Called by Governor
Calumbus Ohio Sept 21 Gov White announces a special session of the General Assembly for Tuesday Sept 27 at 1 30 pm. The call follows a formal request and outlines the agenda to be determined by the governor and legislative leaders.
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Calumbus
Ohio
White
Army Officers Ordered to Duty at Other Posts
Columbus Ohio September 27 Two Army officers departed at Ohio State University have been ordered to duty at other posts Captain John M Wayne will join the 10th Infantry at Fort Thomas Kentucky and Captain Reynard Davis will join the Sixth Corps Area at Detroit.
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Columbus
Aring
Ohio State University
de Haunerd
John M. Wayne
10Th Infantry
Fort, Thomas, Ky
Postpone Study of German Plea at Disarmament Talks
The world disarmament conference bureau resumed deliberations without a German representative and postponed discussion of Germanys demand for arms equality to allow time for a response to a letter urging continued participation.
Food director named at Y. W. C. A. Miss Kempher takes post
Miss Margaret Kempher of Cincinnati is appointed and aii rector of the Y. W. GA beginning today. A graduate of Ohio State and Columbia University she comes after volunteering with Stauffer�s in Cincinnati. Mrs Clo Rutan and Mary Mande Zinsmeister had handled the diet duties since Mary�s resignation.
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Cincinnati
Y. W. GA
Kempher
Ohio State
Columbia Universies
Stauffer's
Clo Rutan
Geers
Mary
A. Siues
Mande Zinsmeister
Donahey Ready to Lead Third Party in State
Columbus Ohio September 21 Declaration Wathe said he was ready to lead a third party in Ohio if the Democratic administration fails. He spoke at a Franklin D Roosevelt rally in the Franklin County campaign. Republican figures including Myers and Tugats addressed the McCarrelin villa gathering. Donohey urged loyalty to country over party.
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Columbus
Ohio
Franklin D. Roosevell
Wis Donahuy
Three Dimes
Donwhoy
Myanklin County
McCarmelin Villa
Myers Om Wanna
N. Cooper Ant Darel S. Tugatts
Hin Parkyts
Sth
Donwhey Cai
Parky
Coopet
Hoover To Start Drive With Des Moines Speech
President Hoover plans first campaign speech in Des Moines Iowa on October 4 his aides announced in Washington. The event marks the Republican slate’s kickoff as Hoover seeks re election with national radio coverage arranged.
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Des Moines
Cassayladed
Waslington
Sept
Fava Hill
Dex Moines
Hoavoc
Hove
Salour
Out Front
Presidend Moorer
Everett Sanders
Republican Nations Sammittee
Des Maine
Iowa
Davis Opposed Gambling Testimony At Lottery Trial
New York September testimony in the trial of James J. Davis, director general of the order on trial for violating federal lottery laws, includes Davis objecting to gambling and prize giving. Secretary Malcolm Giles of Ballinvare continues testimony at the third session.
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Caranchitond
Paris to Washington: Kez to sail to New York then on to Washington
United States Ambassador Walter Kez will sail on the steamship Manhattan to New York and proceed directly to the national capital for discussions on American affairs. The voyage follows outgoing talks and involves direct travel to Washington from New York.
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Washington
Paris
United States
Walter
Kez
Manhattan
More Row
Matinnallerpumt
Newey York
Jackson Reduces Election Rates
Jackson Ohio voters learning cheaper electricity as city approves a rate cut on current charges from two to twenty per cent. The move lowers bills for residents and businesses as officials say the revised schedule takes effect immediately.
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Omumien
Am Orelinanes
Debts With France and Britain Loom Over War Revisions
Washington reports say France and Britain are expected to pay their annual war debt installments due to the United States in December and then seek revisions later. The issue is delicate ahead of the president election, with officials avoiding formal plans. Foreign governments sense partisan politics at home and fear swift action after November. Continued on Page 14.
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Great Britain
France
United States
Jone
Coursa
Nin Felling Tha Maed
Congress
Call More Jurors In Maschke Trial
Cleveland officials expected to summon a new panel of jurors to complete the panel in the Maschke case tying Maurice Maschke and five co defendants to a county equity fraud charge. Nine jurors eight men and five women had been tentatively seated when court adjourned yesterday, with remaining panelists to be questioned.
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Maurice Maschke
Cleveland Republice
Cuyahoga
Dix Man
Yeetorday
Wood Werd
Quare Ters
Baptist Guild Supper at Firan Baptist Church
The Ever Weady Guild met at Miss Reas in Boigey Mansday evening for a 4:30 supper followed by a brief business meeting and program. Attendees included Mary Helen Arcat, Methu Cechean, Mildred Dadvick, Geneva Fishwick, Marin Tadgea, and others. next meeting planned.
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Ever Weady Guild
Firan Baptist Church
Elks Lodge To Resume Weekly Meetings In October
Hamilton Lodge No. 93 B P O Elks will resume regular weekly meetings on October 4 at 7:30 p.m. Exalted Ruler William M. Lebo announced after a Tuesday night gathering. One candidate was initiated and a Cedar Point state association report was presented. A large class of candidates is planned for November 4.
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Hamilton Lodge No. 93
B. PL C. Mike
William M. Lebo
Cedar Point
Teho
Child Welfare Group to Organize Committee Work
Mian Marmah Protaman of the Ohio Institute will organize a committee for child welfare modeled after the White House Conference on Child Health. Dr Baldridge health commissioner says Miss Protzman will speak before more than 30 organizations at the Y M C A Thursday afternoon event.
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Marmah Protaman
Ohio Institute
Catambrian
Gd. Baldridge
Health Commission
Kohler Wins Wisconsin Governor Primary Narrowly
Kohler tops Republican governor primary with about 344,236 votes to La Follette 266,939 from 2,473 of 2,899 precincts. In the Senate race, Chapple leads Blaine as Republican senators vie for renomination amid La Follette family policy supporters. Continued on Page 15.
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Wis
Wisconsin
Kohler
LaFollette
Yaver Chapple
Blaine
Philip LaPollette
New York
Ald Maesachusetts Pathy Primarion
Waller J. Kohler
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Cor
Tyro
Oday
Alan
News Behind The News At ANNES MNNLLEY
New York Sept 21, Jouatt Shousa met Mayor McKee at city hall sparking speculation that Smith Raskob lean toward McKee. Comptroller Berry faces a payroll dispute over whether Dennis Mahon as president of the board of aldermen earns 25000 or 7500 as acting president, with the comptroller liable for any overpayments.
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New York
Jouatt Shousa
McKee
City Hall
Issidora
Berry
Board of Aldermen
Dennis Mahon
Howley Uncertain Of Future Status
Van Howeley, manager with the Cincinnati Reds, told the Associated Press he may not be with the club next year. He refused to discuss a Cincinnati Enquirer report that he was negotiating for an interest in the Toronto Maple Leafs on the International League, which he once managed.
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van Howeley
Lincianali Reds
Associated Presa
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Jonan
Cincia Watt
Fulure
Horley
Cincinnati Enquirer
Toronto Maple Leafs
Ottawa Alderman Proposes Five Poodles for Officials
Ottawa on September 22 reports Alderman Brethour promoted an economy minded yet quirky plan after blocking five new engineering officials. He urged the board to consider buying five French poodles with collars and chains so the officials could walk the dogs daily for amusement.
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Brethour
Trix
Vote Readies Despite No Ballot in Prescott
Prescott residents report no ballot in yesterday's primary though seven officials stood ready to vote if needed. The town faced scrutiny as the Metropolitan Water Commission prepared new valve supplies for Boston, prompting concern about local participation.
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Masa
Nnadin
Ana
Mibropoliten Witer Commission
New Wales
Boston
Burial Arranged for Mrs Garner in Texas
Burial plans were set for Mrs. Sarah Dane Garner in Wrens Terroil Texas. Garner’s son, once a speaker of the United States House of Representatives and now a Democratic vice president, was noted in the fragmentary text. The rest of the details are unclear due to damage.
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Wrens Terroil
Texas
Sarah Dane Garner
House of Representatives
Democratia Vica-Prasilentia
Nonlin
the &Legementel
Iebker
Holds 13 Clubs And Then Loses
Denver report details a bridge game where A. B. Stewart held 43 clubs but faced a grand slam by his opponent. Welch and partner Mrs. D. Beate won a ten adinmanily and captured all remaining tricks, including spades and hearts, as the dream collapsed into a nightmare.
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A. B. Stewart
Optimism Rules In Stock Market Today
New York reports a bullish tilt as stock prices rise after a sharp prior drop. Investors anticipate improved railroad earnings and brighter general operations, lifting market confidence for the first time in days.
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New York
Bollenveld
Vets Parade Marks Grand Army Day in Arkansas
Civil War veterans aged around eighty take part in the annual Grand Army of the Republic parade in Springfell, Arkansas. The event opened after a preparatory bomb was found, prompting brief delays as veterans from each state prepared to march toward the Union.
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Lotay
Te Grand Army of the Republic
Union
Vendy
Maze
Neile
Lodge’s Grandson Wins State House Seat
Beverly Massachusetts September 21 Henry Cabot Lodge grandson of the U S senator from Massachusetts wins nomination and begins political ascent by securing a seat in the Massachusetts House of Representatives.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Inta Unitad
Massachusetts
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Worker’s 71 Years Loyal to Firm Celebrated
New York on September 31 honored William C. Creamer who served 71 years at one firm without a single late day. Presidents Weaver and Vines, Curtis, and others sent congratulations to the century clock in a long service tribute.
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New York
Upy
Napoleons
Creatis
Alexanders
William C. Creamer
Weaver
Vines
Curtis
Capone Seeks Habeas Corpus Hearing in Atlanta
Al Capone filed a writ of habeas corpus in the Atlanta district court seeking freedom. Judge Marvin Underwood scheduled an immediate hearing with Capone expected to appear with his lawyers. The petition mirrors grounds used in Chicago before his transfer to prison here.
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Midneys
al Capone
Chicago
Foroval
Liere
Dudge Marvin Underwood
Capone
Abtowneys
Chienga
Tuilge Urlersenad
Ianny
Baseball Tourney Enters Third Day at Dayton
The national amateur baseball tournament moved into its third day in Dayton on Sept 2 15 with prospects for fair weather. Yesterday’s games were postponed because of rain.
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Sain
Roosevelt forecast to sweep New York this fall
Secretary of State Edward Flynn said Roosevelt will sweep New York and win heavy party support. Probate Judge Gideon Palmer approves a $5,000 death claim settlement for Ernestine Baird estate against Herbert Baker. Attorneys Burke and W. Elliot received $2,000. the rest paid to the victim’s parents.
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Roosevelt
N.Y. Fort, Worth
Texas
Edward Flynng
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Timmany, Peer
Baird
Gideon Palmer
Ernestine Baird
Middletown
Herbert Baker
Burke
W. Elliot
Dayton Meeting to Hear Robson
Bishop Maney Wise Totwon will be principal speaker at the annual conference of the Episcopal church Southern Ohio diocese opening there tonight. The farmers' gathering of the Fenormination will meet.
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Dayton
Robson Dayton
Maney Wise’ Totwon
Ohio
Tengun
State stadiums exempt from tax in Ohio opinion
Columbus, Ohio, September 21. Attorney General Gilbert Bectman states that stadiums at state institutions are not subject to taxation. The statement appears in an official opinion issued today.
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Gilbert Bectman Bald
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