Southern delegates gain share in next Republican convention
Captiol notes report that southern delegates will number 221 at the next Republican convention, a rise from Kansas City strength, as Col Horace Mann and allies push a Dixie Republican organization to send instructed, uncontested delegates free of White House and RNC control.
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Horace Mann
Hoover
Mason-Dixon Line
Republican National Committee
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South
Kansas City
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Atlanta
Dixie Republicans
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Lexas
Florida
Smith
New York
Pennsylvania
India
Ohio
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Virginia
North Carolina
Vieis
Tennessee
R-100 Pace Climb From Montreal Toward Cardington
The R-100 airship maintained steady contact with the Air Ministry as it neared Cardington expected by 8 a.m. Saturday. At 7 p.m. EST the craft was 62.30 N 44.10 W, traveling about 66 mph at 4,700 feet amid overcast skies. Favorable crosswinds and bursts through misty clouds kept a rapid pace for most of the journey from Montreal toward Anthoath island and the Straits of Helle.
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Saveral
Soma
Air Monarch
Niles
Air Ministry
Cardington
Urope
Montreal
Anthoathaland
Straits of Helle Isla
Fragmented OCR note on payment terms and dates
The readable portion mentions a payment rate and a date related to a ten percent share. It references terms and percentages but the rest is garbled. No clear names places or events emerge beyond general financial jargon.
Flight log of R100 Paris Montreal to Cardington
The diary notes the R100 flight from Montreal to Cardington with times and positions including left St Hubert's Montreal origin, Anticosti reland, Flower's Cove Newfoundland, and final position southeast of Bello Island. It records altitudes around 1,700 feet and a rainstorm slowing progress with positions near 52:30N 44:16W and about 1,000 miles southeast of Bello Island.
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Montreal
Cardington
Sengland
Dhuraday
Anticosti la Land
Flower's Cove
N. F
Poaktort
Riday
Air Ministry
Bello Island
Prisoners May Dunk Again at Ohio Penitentiary
Inmate Harry R. Benson of New Castle Pennsylvania is back in the Ohio State Penitentiary after recapture. Authorities say Benson will rejoin the prison bakery to bake doughnuts once his solitary confinement ends for escaping.
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Columbus
Ohio State Penitentiary
Harry R. Benson
New Castle
Benson
Maguire family to hold 16th annual reunion at Cliffside Park
The Maguire clan gathers Saturday August 28 at Cliffside Park Indiana for the sixteenth reunion. D M Butterbaugh is president Levi Maguire vice president Misa Harriet Davis secretary and Mrs HN Starry Jeannette treasurer. Relatives and former Treason School teachers and pupils are invited plus baskets.
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Maguire
Cliffside Park
Indiana
D. M. Butterbaugh
Wehrum
Levi Maguire
Clymer
Misa Harriet Davis
Jeannette
Starry
Treason School
N.id
Green Township
Covode Academy Alumni Hold 10th Annual Picnic
Former Covode Academy students and teachers, numbering over a hundred, gathered for the 10th annual alumni picnic at Covode yesterday with an afternoon program of addresses by notable alumni and a banquet in the evening. Indiana attendees included Mr and Mrs W Brilhart, Prof and Mrs J E Weaver, and several other couples from Hil oat and nearby towns.
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Covode Academy
Covodé ‘Academy
Corodeé Yestanday
Atates
Fames
Covode
Indiana
W. Brilhart
J. E. Weaver
Lin
Lewis
Enz C. Peel
White
Hiloat
Mindele in finalgh states police watch
A terse report notes police watch in the final states amid uncertain aid nimble bids. No further details available in the readable text.
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Finlgh States
Company F in bitter cold training at Fountain Head Field
The report details Company F enduring freezing conditions during early camp routine work and cold mornings. Men perform physical training after breakfast, with shooting, platoon, and combat drills at Fountain Head Field. Three privates search the company street for a person who expelled them from bunks during the Wehtehul camp, while hazing and pranks loom in evening activities.
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Fountain Head Field
Pergona
Progress on Ritz Theatre under local labor and Stanley Elkin
The Ritz Theatre near Labor Day opening under local laborers and craftsmen directed by Stanley Elkin and his mother. New improvements and surprise features planned, including a $8000 hand painted curtain by Chas. F. Thompson Service Co of Hollywood with John Drew arranging representation. The curtain will show a day night metropolitan scene with planes zeppelins hangars and more.
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Stanley Elkin
Indiana
Ritz
Chas. F. Thompson Service Co
Hollywood
Calif
John Drew
Outlives Five Wives Before Sixth Survives
Alexander McCune a 76 year old painter died at home in New Florence Tuesday evening after outliving five wives and living with a sixth. He will be buried in West Fairfield cemetery this afternoon with services at his home at 8 o clock. He suffered a stroke over a year ago and later heart trouble confined him to bed. He is survived by his widow Elizabeth McCune and a sister Mrs Sarah F E Clark of New Florence. He belonged to the Loyal Order of Moose Swissvale.
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Alexander McCunne
New Florence
Fairfield
McCune
Elizabeth McCune
Sarah FE. Clark
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Swissvale
Muscled In on High Stakes War Wrecks Mars Clubroom
Mars Aug 15 police described a racket of war at the Rever a Veterans Association clubroom where Pistoia barked more than a hundred times during the clash. Four men were seriously wounded as smoke cleared, bullet holes, overturned furniture, and bloodstains marked the scene.
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Reyhurh
Mars
Pistoia
Revera Veterans, Association
Homer City Borough Contest Seeks Bigger Next Year
The article urges all residents to support the 1931 Contes with cooperation from owners and renters alike. It highlights prize distribution, plans for a fall lecture on Landscape Gardening, and a shift to emphasize cleanliness and general appearance over shrubbery spending.
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Homer City
Rasmussen
Bcore
Callege
Drought prompts probes into food profiteering in Michigan
Amid drought worries Michigan and national officials moved to curb food profiteering as prices showed little change in produce and milk. Commonwealth prosecutor James Chenot led efforts with the Detroit Market Commission while inspectors watched wholesale dealers. Officials warned it was early to gauge drought impact. cold storage kept supply steady into fall even as some staples fluctuated.
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Michigan
Common Wealth
James Chenot
Detroit Market Commission
Chénot
State Bureau of Markets
New York
Leander B. Faber
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets
George E. Brower
City Health Department
Chicago
Federal relief plan outlined after drought governors conference
Governors discuss setting up federal coordinate committees to work with state agencies. American Red Cross to organize county committees and allocate funds for feed information. Plan explores Federal Farm Board, intermediate credit bank, and other policies to aid drought areas while urging local relief and broader federal loan support.
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Washington
William
Neal
Star
Hoover
Awiftl
Arthur M. Hyde
Alexander Beaken
Paul Bestor
Farm Loan Camra
Jean Halln
Roses
Hugh Ly Cumming
Bellidas
Fedéral” Farm Board
Intermediate Credit Bank System
American Red Cross
Department of Agriculture
Soag
Daring attempt to extort by gun aimed at Wright ends in fatal shooting
A bold extortion scheme led by a 19 year old John Sabo Jr. of Monessen failed when Sabo was confronted at a cemetery gate during a July 18 exchange. Wright had turned a letter over to State Police and detectives believe the same gang masterminded the plot. A Monessen vigil was broken by a fatal duel as Sabo shot Trooper Stew art and was killed in the exchange.
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Wright
S City
John Sabo, Jr
Monessen
Charles Li 'Stewart
Reynoldsville
Saba
Stewart
Sabo
Star mother killed in Meuse-Argonne offensive burial sought near Verdun
Mrs Bates of Portage formerly of Houtzdale Pa and Detroit sisters Matilda Bennett Edith Tansley Harriet Keenan Emily Mauk Rose Moriarity Annie Vandermerger. Surviving husband Henry Bates. request to bring body home for burial ongoing as authorities are being sought.
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Bates
England
Houtzdale
Portage
Henry Bates
Matilda
Joseph Bennett
Park Hill
Edith
Alfred Tansley
Detroit
Mich
Harriet
Leo Keenan
Emily
William Mauk
Johnstown
Rose
David Moriarity
Annie
Senshi Vandermerger
Mr. Bates
Deaths: Charles Strausbaugh of Vintondale 78
Charles Strausbaugh 78 died at his Vintondale home from paralysis after a stroke. He married twice and is survived by his second wife Elizabeth Bracken Strausbaugh and three children from the first marriage Raymond Strausbaugh at home Mrs. Pearl Gibson Cresson and Mrs. Greta Lynch Wintondale. Funeral services set for Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at the Belsayno A B Church with burial in the church cemetery.
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Charles Strausbaugh
Vintondale
Elizabeth Bracken Strausbaugh
Raymond Strausbaugh
Pearl Gibson
Cresson
Greta Lynch
Wintondale
Belsayo A. B. Church
Church
Birthday Party at Glen Campbell for Seventh Birthday
A surprise party was held Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Pearce in honor of their son Georgia celebrating his seventh birthday. Attendees included Francis and Doris Smith Batty Glass Dorothy Dipp Harry Paul Fee Charles Pennington Edward Yingling Albert Aaron Lamkie and Jackie and Alice Pearce.
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William Pearce
Georgia
Francis
Doris Smith
Batty Glass
Dorothy Dipp
Harry Paul Fee
Charles Pennington
Edward Yingling
Albert Aaron Lamkie
Jackie
Alice Pearce
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