Boo Boo Hoff in Philadelphia Faces Sheriff Sale
Max Hoff known as Boo Boo the boxing manager is broke and in debt. His West Philadelphia home and goods face sheriff sale on September 26 as attached purses delay payments to his fighters. Star fighter Marty Blitman lost his $25,000 purse to an attachment, and Hoff’s supporters dwindle while officials keep distance. Hoff awaits grand jury calls as his fighter Jack Gross prepares for a bout on October 1.
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Philadelphia
Max
Boo Boo
Hoff
Becn
John Monaghan
Matt
Jean
West Philadelphia
Marty Blitman
Benny Bass
Phil Glassman
Blitman
Hoft
City Hall
City Mall
Grand Jury
Jack Gross
Tommy Loughran
Governor's Wife Named As Speeder In Mulhall Case
Mrs Henry S Johnston, wife of Oklahoma's governor, faces speeding charges in Mulhall Justice of the Peace R M Kincaid vows to try her like any other accused person. Placed on the docket after release on recognizance last May, the case has lain dormant as authorities insist law applies to all.
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Mushall
Okla
Henry S. Johnston
Oklahoma
Squire
R. M. Kincaid
Johnston
Mulhall
George W. Partridge
Henry J. Johnston
Smith Prefers Farm Relief Stance On Nebraska Tour
Governor Smith plans an Omaha speech to declare his farm relief position while weighing support in the west. Senator Hitchcock notes rising Smith momentum in Nebraska with business backers and farming voters shifting toward Smith, though some women voters favor Hoover amid wartime food controls.
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Ock
Nebraska
Smith
Omaha
Hitchcogh
Hitchcock
West
New York
Hoover
Food Control Board
Congress
Albany
John A. Warner
Democrats ignore youth drive in southern campaign
Lawrence Sullivan reports Democratic leaders dismiss the Republican push among young voters. National Chairman John J. Raskob cites reassuring southern contact and maintains focus on the Democratic strategy in the South and Keystone State support for Smith and Robinson.
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South
Lawrence Sullivan
VNS
New York
John J. Raskob
Herbert Hoover
Tennessee
Mason-Dixon Rine
National Executive Committee
Raskob
East
Middle West
George L. Berry
International Pressman’s Union
Democratic National Labor Bureau
Berry
Woodrow Wilson
William
Ware
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Smith
Wilson
John J. Shannahan
Thomas J. Carroll
Bruce A. Metz
Hoover Faces Labor Pledge and Newark Talks in Race
Indiana Republicans report bitter unity split as Hoover seeks to balance labor pledges with platform lines. He will discuss labor in Newark, finalize a draft, and plan a short Chesapeake Bay fishing trip after approval.
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Hoover
Newark
Chesapeake Bay
Indiana crusader backs GOP tickets in era of skirmishes
Thomas If Adams of the Vincennes Commercial declares support for GOP national and state tickets. He shifts from crusading rhetoric to backing Harry S. Leslie for governor after accusing Leslie of blocking a legislative corruption probe earlier. Washington statewide races highlight GOP strength with Poindexter Mackintosh Griffiths contesting for Senate. Maine votes show Republican landslide with Gardiner, Hale and Holmes among winners.
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Thomas If. Adams
Vincennes
Ind
G. O.P
Ead Boy
Hooxier
Harry S. Leslie
Leslie
House, of Representatives
Washington
Seattle
Wash
INS
Miles Poindexter
Kenneth Mackintosh
Austin
EB. Griffiths
C.C. Dill
James ©. Longstreet
Roland H. Hartley
E. L. French
Claude E. Bannick
Scott Bullitt
Stephen J. Chadwick
George F Stter
C. L. Mackenzie
EXPERT CATTLE Fair Opens with Music and Races Schedule
The program includes speeches and Danny Nirella's Band Orchestra of Pittsburgh and the Municipal Band of Indiana. First speed races run tomorrow with home-coming Thursday and fair closing Friday. Entries in livestock poultry and exhibits promise large attendance under the slogan Bigger and Better Than Ever.
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Danny Nirella
Band Orchestra
Pittsburgh
Municipal Band
Indiana
Association
Alr
Radio stations warned on broadcasting identical programs
Radio stations power of 5,000 watts or more on cleared channels were told they may broadcast identical programs for one hour daily from 7 p m to midnight unless transmitters are more than 00 miles apart or operated on the same frequency or given special permission for extraordinary events. Anticipating dissatisfaction from broadcasters whose assignments will be changed, the commission...
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The
Commis
Radio Station Reallocation Plans Detail 40 Exclusive Channels
The commission outlines a plan granting 40 large exclusive channels across five zones, consolidating stations from 732 to 629. It lists key assigned outlets with power and wavelengths, including WEAF Bellmore, WOR Newark, WJZ New York, WBZ East Springfield, WTIC Hartford, KDKA Pittsburgh, WSM Nashville, WGN Chicago, KFI Los Angeles, and KNX Hollywood, among others, aiming to improve reception and public interest alignment.
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Sion
WEAF
Bellmore
N. Y
WOR
Newark
WJZ
New York
WABC
WBOO
WBZ
Springfield
Mass
WTIC
Hartford
WPG
Atlantic City
WLWL
HAM
Rochester
WSAI
Mason
WLW
Harrison
WJR
WXCX
Pontiac
Mich
Wwwj
Detroit
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Louisville
Clevland
Wear
Cleveland
WRVA
Richmond
WCAU
Philadelphia
Second beauty sought in Carnes embezzlement case
Los Angeles police searched for a second young actress tied to Baptist Home Board treasurer Clinton Carnes who vanished with church funds. The missing financier reportedly helped Sonia Novida and Louise Griffith begin film careers in exchange for a share of future contracts.
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Hollywood
Cal
Clinton &. Carnes
Baptist Home Board
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Carnes
California
Sonia Novida
Louise Griffith
Griffiths
Novida
Coolidges Travels With Brief Public Reach
President Coolidges entourage moves east with routine stops and minimal speeches. Train inspections and refueling mark the journey while crowds along the rear platforms greet the delegation in select towns, though no formal addresses are delivered.
Briand Speech Angers Germany in Berlin
Berlin reports waves of rage over French Foreign Minister Briand from Geneva accusing Germany of secretly expanding military strength. Observers view Briand's League of Nations address and the Anglo-French naval accord as a direct threat to Germany, whose postwar recovery alarms England and France.
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Berlin
Germany
Geneva
Briand
England
France
League of Nations
Furnished rooms for rent on 38 N. 12th Street
Adults only desired for light housekeeping rental at 38 N. 12th Street. Includes furnished rooms and minimal duties. No pets mentioned.
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N. 12Th Street
Vapor Moisture Gag Saver and Carbon Eliminator patent
Walter Critchlow of Wheaton Illinois claims a Vapor Moisture Gag Saver and Carbon Eliminator for autos improves fuel economy. He cites Old Fords achieving 66 miles per gallon and New Fords 76, with other makes claiming 14 percent more. He offers to send a sample and seeks state and county agency interest with potential $250 payments.
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Walter Critchlow
Wheaton
Mr. Critchlow
New French Face Powder in Vogue by Widmann and Teah Inc
A Vogue feature announces a new French face powder from Widmann and Teah, Inc. The product marks a release in cosmetic lines with emphasis on texture and finish, highlighting brand collaboration and market positioning.
Mills Assails Smith Over New York Finances
Under Secretary of the Treasury Ogden L Mills assailed Governor Alfred E Smith of New York for alleged misrepresentation of state finances. Mills said Smith claimed prosperity funds were not used for tax or debt reduction, while Mills charged state debt rose from 19 million in 1928 to over 258 million by 1928.
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Washington
Treasury
Ogden L. Mills
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Mills
Smith
New York State
High speech by Chancellor Bis mark alters war aims
The report notes Bis mark’s high speech during the Franco Prussian War era and fears it undermines Germany’s plan to demand immediate withdrawal of French Belgian and British occupation troops from the Rhine. The speech’s impact on German strategy is highlighted amid tense diplomatic prospects.
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Bismark
Germany
Rhine
Spectacular career ended in death of banker Sossong
Pittsburgh news reports the death of William F. Sossong 68 a former Carnegie Ten-cent Building and Loan and Carnegie Standard Building and Loan executive. Convicted three years earlier of embezzling nearly $190 000 his health declined after the offense and he died in St Johns Hospital of stomach cancer after living with a son in St Louis.
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Pittsburgh
William F. Sossong
Carnegie Ten-cent Building and Loan Association
Carnegie Standard Building and Loan
Sossong
St. John’s Hospital
Sorvong
Carnegie
St. Louis
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Indianapolis
Republican Party
Maine
Portland
United States
William Tudor Gardiner
Edward C. Moran, Jr
Frederick Hale
Herbert E. Holmes
Daniel C. Field
State Republican Committee
Augusta
Gardiner
Brewster
Parkhurst
G. O. P. Chieftains
Hale
Holmes
Moran
N.Y
Ajax
Amn Ag
Peeveeesnss TU
Cpeeesaway
Beth Steel Cosseseeeras GM
Barnsdall Ay
Steeseeege
Csvsece Cal Peto Sissesersesee
M. St. BP
Crucible
Gol
Gag Viessners
Isk Rub
Veaee
Gen. Motors
Granby
Hayes Wheel
Hudson Mets
Kans
Guy
Magna
Mid States Oil
Renee
T Vee Beware
Wreneae Covey I
NYNH
H. Vee
Nor Pac
Beeevens
Otis Steel Eee Ale Oe Tae
Pan Amn Pete
Rene Ae
Eee
Iron and Steel
Royal Dutch
Tex Pac
Union Pacific
Eeedee
US Stells
West Elec Saeee
West Air Aae
Pearenaae
Willys Over Teen Eae
West Me
Tebeeens
Eastman Dill ON CO
WSM
Nashville
WSB
WBAP
Fort Wearth
KTHA
Hot Springs
KWKH
Shreveport
WWL
New Orleans
WSAA
KRLD
Dallas
WBT
Charlotte
N, G
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Raleigh
WAPI
Auburn
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Jacksonville
Fla
WOIL
WMAQ
Chicago
WGN
WLIB
WTAS
WFAB
Lincoln
Wrbm-Wijbt
Ayrco Miatapale
WLS Crete
Oll
WENR
WFKXK
WEBH
KMOX
WOWO
Fort Wayne
KTNT
Muscatine
Int
WOBD
Zion Hl
WMBI
KFI
KPO
San Francisco
WGY
Schenectady
KGC
Oakland
KOOA
Denver
WOC
Davenport
Land
KJR
Moines
WOT
Amesia
KNX
Cnly
Coolidges
Joncaire
Widmann & Teah, Inc
Gazette
Excelsior
Boy Scout
Scout
Glasser
Arate
Farmers Bank‘ Trust “Company
Indiana, PA
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