Voters of 10 States Rally to Polls Across Week
Maine opens the primary week as the nation watches with eight states voting tomorrow and Georgia on Wednesday. The piece notes key candidates and issues from Maine to Arizona, with prohibition shaping campaigns in Michigan Washington and Vermont, and race dynamics in Louisiana and New Hampshire.
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Associated Press
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Maine
Georgia
Arizona
Colorado
Louisiana
Mich
New Hampshire
Vermont
South Carolina
Mills
The
Treasury
Walsh
Ely
Burleigh Martin
Louis J. Brann
Brann
Martin
Michigan
Cramton
Hudson
Jones
Adam Beeler
Seattle
Stephen Chadwick
Edwin Brown
Huey Long
Broussard
Representative Overton
Porter H. Dale
Fred C. Martin
Ernest W. Gibson
Loren R. Pierce
Gibson
Pierce
George H. Moses
Joseph L. Richards
George W. P. Hunt
E. D
Cotton Ed) Smith
Cole L. Blease
Smith
Tonic to Restore Vitality and Blood Health
The text urges pausing to consider the cause of fatigue and unbalanced diet or stress. It promotes restoring red blood cells and hemoglobin to improve oxygen delivery, calling 8.8.8 identified as a preferred tonic for decades.
Crisp and Governor Russell Seek Georgia Democratic Nomination
In Georgia, Crisp and Governor Russell announce plans to contest the Democratic nomination for senator. The race centers on party alignment, policy contrast, and regional support as the candidates court voters ahead of the primary.
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Crisp
Russell
Georgia
Chattanooga 5 champ of Dixie after tense season end
Chattanooga Lookouts clinched the Southern Association title by a two-point margin over Memphis Chickasaws as season ended. Memphis protested multiple times over the decision while Chattanooga posted 98–51 and 101–53 records respectively.
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Memphis
Tenn
Lookouts of
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Chickasaws
New Orleans
Thomas R. Watkins
Baseball
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
National Board of
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
American and National League leaders listed by yesterday's games. Key figures include O Doul and Klein atop batting in the NL, Foxx and Gehrig leading the AL, with notable runs, hits, RBIs, and home runs. Pitching leaders Warneke and Allen shine for their clubs.
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O’doul
Dodgers
Vv. Davis
Phillies
Klein
O'Doul
Hurst
P. Waner
Pirates
Stephenson
Cubs
Herman
Reds
Suhr
Ott
Giants
Frisch Cardinals
Warneke
Swetonic
Foxx
Athletics
Alexander
Red Sox
Combs
Yankees
Manush
Senators
Gehrig
Foxx Athletics
Gehringer
Tigers
Porter
Indians
Cronin
Myer
Ruth
Chapman
Walker
Allen
Gomez
Town Beasts Two Fire Chiefs in Tolland
In Tolland Connecticut two men claim chief rank for the fire department. Edward Wochomurka was elected but resigned after factional disputes. Emil Von Deck remains chief of the original force while Wocho murka leads the insurgents.
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Tolland
Conn
Edward Wochomurka
Emil von Deck
Wochomurka
Japan Relies Heavily on Imported Coal Sources
The article notes Japan's near total dependence on foreign coal supplies. It discusses how domestic coal production is limited and security of energy supply hinges on imports from outside sources.
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Japan
Date In History St Mihiel Drive Begins
On September 12 1918 the First American Army attacked the St Mihiel salient and advanced over five miles on a 35 mile front taking St Mihiel and towns. More than 10000 Germans and several hundred Austrians were captured and an ammo train was seized. British forces in Picardy resumed the offensive with gains in the Hindenburg line.
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ST. Mihiel
St. Michiel Salient
St. Michiel
Picardy
Hindenburg
Fresh Duke Freshmen Prepare for University Week
Freshmen at Duke University will arrive next Thursday for a week of examinations and coaching before upperclassmen arrive. Dormitories open Thursday morning with assemblies for men at Page auditorium and women in their auditorium. Classes begin September 20 with a busy schedule of matriculation tests book buying and social events. Presidents and deans will welcome new students as student government Y M C A and Y W C A assist in orientation.
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Durham
Duke University
Page
University
Anton Brees
W. P. Few
R. L. Flowers
W. H. Wannamaker
Alice M. Baldwin
University At
Woman's College
F. S. Hickman
Elbert Russell
Average Tobacco Prices Dip in North Carolina 1932
Raleigh reports that the state border belt markets sold 11,685,651 pounds of tobacco in August at an average of 12.10 per hundred pounds, down from 20,292,027 pounds at 12.38 in August 1931, despite the smaller 1932 crop.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Dog officer resigns over emotional toll in North Providence
North Providence official Joseph Catlow resigns citing difficulty of entering homes to seize dogs and the distress of children fearing pet loss. He says the job is not easy and reflects on the emotional impact of enforcement during a period with concerned residents.
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North
Providence, R
Joseph Catlow
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