Bennett Emerges Canada’s Wealthy Premier After Will Clash
The fragment details Richard Bedford Bennett rising as premier of Canada, amid a history of wealth from the E B Eddy Co. shares. It notes his vast fortune estimated between 12 and 20 million dollars, his Conservative leadership since 1927, and his cautious stance on unemployment. It mentions his aides, Mildred Bennett as first lady, and ties to Max Aitken Beaverbrook, plus plans for imperial trade talks in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conhen
Jomile Shirof
Marhmeels
Heta Mddy
Wring
Ottawa
E. B. Eddy Co
Richard Bedford Bannett
Jni
Sinw
Canada
Ada
Aig
Arthur Meighen
Hay
Mildred Bennett Ie
United States
Conte Promises Souvenir After Kisses to Children
From Page One the fliers Conte gave each child two smacking kisses and promised a souvenir to replace the map. A man from New York allegedly offered $1,000 for the map, but she refused after learning French fliers wanted it returned.
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Conte
New York
Milton Sills and Personal Turbulence in a 1930s Life
Milton Sills was a philosophy mate, student, and instructor at the University of Chicago. His stage career featured leading Broadway roles twenty years ago. Health issues forced retirement to a sanatorium in the east for nine months before returning to Haltwood. His second wife was Mies Kenyon, whom he married after a first marriage to Gladys Wynne of London ended in divorce.
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University of ‘Chicago
Sills
Halt ‘Wood
Mies Kenyon
Gladys Wynne
London
Mins Kenyon
Jazz Band Delights Ritz Thea re bill concert
In a Ritz Theatre program Gordon Kibbler led a famous jazz band to a big hit last night continuing the Sensational feature scene tied to Common Clay now showing in Ang Er Beight. Babbler and his band return tonight and Thursday they play the Armory dance as crowds are expected.
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Yagatrona
Ritz
Gordon Kibbler
Connecion
Babbler
Hemphill Campaign Attacks Pinchot In Philadelphia Rallies
Pennsylvania campaign coverage shows Liberal nominee Hemphill accusing Pinchot of insincerity over port development and taxes while rival figures rally in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Dorrance and Kistler press for voter registration as湿 wets urged broad turnout against Prohibition.
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Hemphill
Philadelphia
John H. Hemphill
Gifford Pinchot
Pike County
Pinchot
Avery
Pennsylvania
Market Dips Further as Copper Leads Decline
Readlong in New York stocks showed little buying with bears active on copper at 11.05 cents a pound. The market slid to its lowest since last Thursday though some gains in Industrial shares later mellowed losses. Notable names like Westinghouse, American Can, Bethlehem Steel, and Radio Corp moved, with mixed recoveries and ongoing uncertainty shading overall activity.
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New York
Grigsby Grunow
Westinghouse
Oessereeee
Atchison T. S. Pyisegeveesee
Asi
Caves
GITH
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific Preesspenen
Chrysler
Covo Cola Vis
Csaseaees
Willya-Overland
Oeceseernes
Curtis- Wright
Miami Copper Veessesseereee
Nash Motor
Cseesseaveny Od
N.Y. Central
Nort
West
S.eeeree
North American
Penna
Aes
Pullman
Estes Tong Radio Corp
Seceiseereeengere
Binelary Oil
Csaseeeee
BTM
Grigsby-Gruno
Oesesesesenes
E Vines
Studebaker
Besertretae
Peevereeya Lot Waslinglange
St. P
BBM
Ces Sr Breve
Hemphill named for governor in local urging
A fragment urges voting for John Hemphill as governor, framing it as a duty to good government and emphasizing civic responsibility in the forthcoming election.
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John Hemphill
Prohibition Fight Shapes 1928 Primary News Across States
Wet and dry forces clash in Massachusetts Wisconsin and New York as primaries unfold. Debates center on candidates Dra per Coolidge Butler Foss LaFollette Kohler Rogara and Bayard with November elections set to determine who wins control amid ongoing prohibition battles. New Mexico and Rhode Island to hold conventions. Delaware’s convention looms as wet and dry forces anticipate a November rematch.
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Wets
Drys
Massachusetts
Alfred B. Smith
Draper
Coolidge
Butler
Foss
Prohibition
Old Bay State
Delaware
Thomas F. Bayard
Josiah Marvel
Bayard
Daniel O. Hastings
New York
Wisconsin
Philip F. LaFollette
Robert F la Follette, Jr
Walter J. Kohler
LaFollette
Kohler
la Follatte
Connecticut
Ernest B. Rogara
John H. Trumbull
New Mexico
Rhode Island
Republcans
Demeocrata
Novembar
Religious Schools Open Week Day Education in Indiana Churches
DR J B Baker leads the Indiana association as religious schools open in every church except one Wesleeyan Methodist. Tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. the Week-Day School of Religious Education starts. Parents urged to ensure students arrive on time at their respective churches.
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Religiou
Indiana
Wesleeyan Methodist
President Hoover Jr Ill With Intestinal Disorder
Washington Sept 16 Herbert Hoover Jr eldest son of the President rests at the presidential camp on the Rapidan River Virginia from an intestinal disorder. He has a leave of absence extending for several months from his duties as technical radio advisor for Western Union Express. Dr Joel T Boons, physician to the President, says the condition is not serious but he needs nourishing feeding. His mother accompanied the President to the camp for the weekend and remains there with him.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Hoover
Virginia
Rapiden River
Aly Express
Joel T. Boons
Young Hoover
Funeral Notices From New Kensington and Nearby
Funeral notices from New Kensington include Rebecca, George and Thomas Flaming and siblings of Clar ence Baker of Indiana and others. James Roudebush, 40, dies in Pittsburgh Soldiers' Veterans Hospital. service at Homer City and burial at Coral Chapel Lutheran. Thomas Fox, husband of Mina Walter Fox, dies at Derrick City home. funeral planned Thursday.
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New Kensington
Misa
Rebecca
George
Thomas Flaming
Clarence Baker
Indiana
Samuel Baker
Homewood
Dora Smith
Hattie Cowdrick
Mary Halpine
Pittsburgh
Elizabeth Clark
Sibila Guist
Apollo
Francis Love
Etna
Susan Gordon
Atlantic City
N. J
Sadie Laynon
Tressie Baker
Horton
Kansas
James Roudebush
Soldiers’ Veterans’ Hospital
R. A. Rankin
Homer City
C. E
Coral Chapel Lutheran Church
Thomas Fox
Mina Walter Fox
Derrick City
Electric cooking class awards prizes at community session
Mrs. Broadhurst led a cooking class demonstrating electric range use, impressing attendees with fast, perfect meals. Prizes went to Florence Tomb for first, Eugene B. Taggart for second, Bernus Campbell for third, and E T Shanks for fourth. A second class is set for today at 2:30 and a third at 7:30 with more demonstrations and prizes.
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Broadhurst
Eugene B. Taggart
Oakland Avenue
Bernus Campbell
Water Street
E."t. Shanks
Philadelphia Street
Arctic bodies laid to rest in Tromsoe ceremony
The bodies of Salomon August Andree Nilg Strindberg and Knut Prapakel were brought to Tromsoe after three decades apart. Fraenkel’s remains, found on White Island by the Isbjoarn expedition, arrived and were taken to Tyompoe hospital where Andree and Strindberg’s bodies are being studied.
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Tromsox
Norway
Salomon August Andree
Nilg Strindberg
Knut Prapakel
Fraenkel
White Island
Isbjoarn
Tromsoe
Tyompoe Hospital
Andree and
Strindberg
Gunnar Horn
Four Virginians Die in Va. House Fire
A deadly blaze at the Wells home near Warrenton Virginia killed three Wells children aged five seven and nine and fatally burned Mrs J M Wells and Mrs Hall of North Carolina. A fourth occupant escaped as an old stove explosion ignited the kitchen blaze trapping residents on the second floor.
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Warrenton
Var
J. M. Wells
Hare
Wells
Hall
North Carolina
George
Francis
John Stewart Wells
Local notables and visitors call in Indiana county
Glen Campbell area residents and county officials met in town for business yesterday. Justice of the Peace Tuatice of Salisbury, Bank employee James Shea from Detroit visiting his grandfather J. Clement Hasinger, road overseers William J. Smith and Harry Spicher, and other figures stopped by. Several officials and merchants from nearby townships traveled to Canton and Ohio for business, while local professionals and farmers exchanged greetings and plans.
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James Shea
Detroit National Bank
Detroit
J. Clement Hasinger
William J. Smith
Harry Spicher
Montgomery Township
Silas
Greekside
W. S. Mier
Town
Cameron Smith
Pittsburgh
Canton
Ohio
Grage’s Word Against Eaton’s in Merger Case
In Youngstown Sept 16 Inland News Service reports Bethlehem Steel Corp. executive Grace testified to contradict Eaton’s earlier statements on the Bethlehem and Youngstown Sheet & Tube merger. Grace said Eaton opposed the merger, while Eaton denied making such remarks. Bethlehem alleges Eaton planned an alternative for Sheet and Tube.
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Youngstown
Hugene Grace
Beauthent
Bethieners Steel ‘Corporation
Cyrug
Cleveland
Common Pleas
Bathlehem
Youngstown Sheet
Grace
Haton
Marehott
Cunce
Eaton
Watonling
Bethlehem
Iso
Maton
Eaton Jine
They Say They Won the War Reunion Springs Up
About seventy five members of Co BD 306th Engineers 80th Division and their wives met at the New Highland Hotel Dbensburg for their first company reunion. Banquet served Saturday. Indiana chosen as next year’s site. Plans to bring together nearly all members. only Indiana member Willie Keeler attended without a wife.
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Co. BD
New Highland Hotel
Dbensburg
Indiana
Yacht Race Postponed Off New Port Harbor
The international yacht race between Enterprise and Shamrock V was officially postponed aboard the U. S. S. Kane off New Port due to heavy fog and generally bad weather. Ford Smith of Pine Flats traveled to Indiana to visit friends. an engineer forecasts winged motor cars in the future.
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U. S. S. Kane
Newport
INS
Ona
Shamrock V
Ford Smith
Pine Flats
Indiana
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