Photographers Capture Rival Politicians on the Campaign Trail
In a string of candid camera moments, Roosevelt and Landon avoid posed shots yet share a wary stance toward photography. Harvard and Hyde Park events expose both leaders resisting formal portraits while photographers chase usable angles. Roosevelt, after Syracuse cornerstone work, avoids rejoining tasks when stone lettering could reveal the scene. At Campobello photographers secretly shot a hotdog bite, causing no protest. Landon loans a photographer a half dollar and later repays it, signaling a light rapport with the press.
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Allie
Pegay Ann
Estes Park
Phostostiphars
Roosevelt
Syracuse
N. J
Campobello
Landon
Jack
King Anthony the First Wants British Restoration in London
Roger D. Greene reports on a self-styled King Anthony the First, a former Shropshire police inspector, who claims the throne belongs to the Tudor line and that the American colonies should return to English sovereignty. He argues James VI and I was a changeling and calls for a restoration before Edward VII’s will crowning next May, addressing crowds daily despite police trouble.
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Roger D. Greene
Associated Press
London
Britain
King Anthony the First
George the Third
King Anthony
Anthony Hall
Shropshire ‘Coinstabulary
George Guelph
Anthony
San Francisco
Calif
Elizabeth
James VI
Scotland
Mary Stuart
Scots
James Erskine
James I
England
James
Edinburg Castle
Anthony the
Edward VII
Typhoon Kills 70 on Japanese Isles
A powerful typhoon battered the Japanese islands causing about 70 deaths and injuring many. The storm disrupted coastal towns and damaged ships as it veered toward the Pacific Ocean late Saturday night.
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Japanese Isles
Tokyo
Japan
Associated Press
Pacific Ocean
The King Anthony I Confidently Promises US Role
Henry Irving statue stands near Garrick theater as Coronation day nears. King Anthony I plans a counterdemonstration and aims to reach 50,000 followers. He has restored the American colonies and contemplates appointing a brother as assistant king if needed. He jokes about Windsor Castle future.
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Henry Irving
Garrick Theater
Anthony I
Tombstone turtle bears initials from 1881 in Waynesburg
Waynesburg residents recall a turtle carved with W R Jennings initials and the date June 6 1881 found on the Jennings farm by his nephew. Nearby in Alexandria an apple tree planted in 1873 by Mrs Julia Nelson continues fruit production after 51 years.
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Waynesburg
W. R. Jennings
Jennings
Alexandria
Minn
Julia Nelson
So Jem Township
Mormons End Relief Drive and Return to Work Ethic
Salt Lake City report from the Latter Day Saints world conference declares a successful drive to remove dependence on relief. The church with 750,000 members opposes pay without work and aims for self sufficiency by October 1, citing land leases, supplies, and cash donations as aid to the needy.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Latter Day Saints Church
Heber J. Grant
Great Mormon Tabernacle
Townsend
Marriage Quietly Binds Fairview Nurse and New Orleans Man
Fairview Miss Arleene Martin, long in nurse training at New Orleans, wed Mr. Dan Egan on September 15. The couple will reside in New Orleans. Also noted: Mr. Zanie Jones of Longview visited Jack Johnson's family. Mrs. Emmet Smith and children spent weekend with Mrs. Clara Martin. Doris Johnson called on Evelyn Kidd. a September 28 shower hosted by Mrs. Earl Cato in Lloyd included Edna Lee, Mrs. Mary Lou Howe, Grace Butt, Cathie Lee, Edna Smith, Grace Kidd, Sonia Cale, and Mrs. Doris Johnson and her son Bitty attended.
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Arleene Martin
New Orleans
Dan Egan
Egan
Zanie Jones
Longview
Jack Johnson
Emmet Smith
Clara Martin
Doris Johnson
Evelyn Kidd
Earl Cato
Lloyd
Feet Collins
Edna Lee
Mary Lou ‘Howe
Grace Butt
Cathie Lee
Edna Smith
Grace Kidd
Sonia Cale
Bitty Sisted
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Gover
Preston Grover
Washington
Presnap Fete
Chad
Flere
Ban Hocwevell
Harvard
Owers Rohde
Hyde Park
McIntyre
Magnolia Petroleum Co
Magnolia Station
Magnolia
Fea Z
Ford
Ford Motor Company
The
Hope Auto Company
Hope Auto Co
Flapper
Alba
Fanny
By Sylvia
Great Britain
Edward
Deep
Pacific
United States
Engand
W. J. Milon
Windsor Castle
Hempstead County Lumber
Hope, Ark
Desert Church
Fairview
Service Statio
Crowburlingam
Mobiloil
Atard and Laurel
Mobilgas
Lauie
Mobil Meeting
Mr. S. Dudney
C. C. Jarvis
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Third
Louisiana Street
Louie Riffe
Mgr
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