Smith to Face Fair Throngs at Syracuse on Governor's Day
Governor Alfred E. Smith heads to Syracuse for a second appearance in a week at the State fair on Governor’s day. He plans to attend the farm dinner with Jerome Barnum and may speak if the weather cooperates, while officials discuss U S Senate and Governor candidates.
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Smith
Syracuse
New York
Alfred E. Smith
New Jersey
Grand Central Station
Robert F. Wagner
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Senate
Wagner
Rochester
Sea Girt
Booth at State Fair for McGuffeyites Registration
The McGuffeyites will operate a booth at the State Fair for visitor registration under Mrs. Alice Fessler, membership chair. An assistant will be present each day: Kathleen Mattern Monday, Samantha Martin Tuesday, J H Newlin Wednesday, Wilma Morse Thursday, and Emma Bristow Friday.
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McGuffeyites
Alice Fessler
Katherine Mattern
Samantha Martin
J H. Newlin
Wilma Morse
Emma Bristow
Viana The Wonder Medicine Promises Quick Relief
Mrs Winrote of South Bend Indiana reports ten years of stomach trouble constipation and debilitating headaches vanish after using Viana. Her husband also improves gaining weight while both praise Viuna for restored appetite digestion and energy. Take a bottle on trial and if unsatisfied money refunded by Iceland Medicine Co Indianapolis Indiana.
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H. A. Winrote
E. Cedar St
South Bend
Ind
Viana
Viuna
Iceland Medicine Co
Prominent Pittsburgh Police and Politicians Accused in Liquor Ring
Federal prosecutors in Pittsburgh prepare to try 167 defendants in a blanket indictment charging conspiracy to break Prohibition laws. Among the high profile figures are Superintendent Peter P. Walsh and Police Inspectors Faulkner McArdle and Elsner, plus legislators Luke Sullivan and Samuel J. Grenet. About 800000 dollars in property is impounded.
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Pittsburgh
Peter P. Walsh
Samuel J. Grenet
Luke Sullivan
John D. Meyer
United States
John D. Pennington
NEA
Charles Faulkner
John J. McArdle
Joseph J. Elsner
J. J. Sweeney
John W. Orie
Pennsylvania
Walsh
Prohibition
Law Entitles Defendants to Counsel in Mass Defense
Under the law each defendant is entitled to an attorney. If every defendant hires counsel, there would be 167 defense attorneys, totaling 334 defendants and attorneys in the proceedings.
Stolen Autos Reported by Police In City
Automobiles reported stolen include a Chevrolet coach from Virginia Avenue and Washington Street linked to A. E. Lloyd at 1509 SS State Ave. a Ford roadster taken from Capitol Avenue and Wabash Street associated with Leon Morton of 656 E Fifty Third Street a Buick roadster from the rear of Up Town Sales Company at 4183 Broadway a Ford coupe stolen from Pennsylvania and New York Streets tied to M. C. Beaver Apt 111 406 N Pennsylvania Street.
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A. E. Lloyd
SS. State Ave
Virginia Ave
Washington St
Leon Morton
E. Fifty-Third St
Capitol Ave
Wabash St
Up Town Sales Company
Broadway
M. C. Beaver
Apt
Pensylvania St
Pennsylvania
New York
Sts
Stolen Cars Recovered by Police Near Riverside and Maple Rd
George A. Fisher reports his Marmon sedan stolen from his garage and found at Riverside bathing beach. Cleo M. Fink says the Rickenbacker roadster was recovered at Maple Rd and Fall Creek Blvd. The item ends with an unrelated ad plug for grocery-store trade-ins in the Business Opportunities section.
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George A. Fisher
E. Thirty- Ninth St
Fisher
Riverside Bathing Beach
Cleo M. Fink
New Jersey St
Maple Rd
Fall Creek Blvd
Bluffton Man New Head of Indiana Legion
Fred A. Wiecking of Bluffton is elected commander of the Indiana department American Legion at the tenth annual convention in Lafayette. Other officers named include Floyd Young Vincennes vice commander and Capt. John R. Smith Gary northern district, with a full roster of district commanders and officers for the Forty and Eight and the women's auxiliary. The 1929 convention will be in Vincennes.
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Lafayette
Ind
Fred A. Wiecking
Bluffton
Indiana Department
American Legion
Vincennes
Floyd Young
John R. Smith
Gary
Robert Frost Daggett
Indianapolis
Howard P. Robinson
Franklin
W. E. Hoffenbecker
East Chicago
Logan Esarey
Bloomington
Dewey Green
Princeton
Robert Bushee
Ossian
Frank M. McHale
Logansport
Forest A. Harness
Kokomo
John H. Klinger
Newcastle
H. A. Wenige
Jeffersonville
Winfield Bowers
Michigan
Clarence A. Jackson
A. C. Arnett
Ralph Werner
Anderson
Thomas
Estefan
John W. Wheeler
Crown
Oint
Joseph Zimmerman
Evansville
Stanley Hayden
Cannelton
Howard Snyder Rownstown
John Mc
le Gare
Joseph Suelzer
Fr. Wayne
Train
Neal Grider
Grand Commissaire Intendant
Phil E.ements
Felix B. Brown
Oomington
Grand Garde de la Porte
Robert Alcester
Washington
Grand Conducteur
Ralph E. McNeely
Fowler
Cheminot National
Phil E. Clements
Rand Cheminots
T. A. Thompson
Milan
Emmons
South Bend
Arthur Schnaible
TH. Dudine
Jasper
Harry M. Clain
Shelbyville
San Antonio
Texas
Ralph McNeely
Clements
Maloney
I. M. Carebeer
Clinton
E. W. Klingstein
The
Legion Women’s Auxiliary
Elizabeth Eisenbise
Logang Ort
Ruth Kirkpatrick
Betty Haymond
Columbus
Neva Dye
Warsaw
Claire P. Thurston
Ruth McConnell
J. C. Glackman
Woman Dies Speaking at Montgomery Church
Mrs Marinda Reed of Jonesburg collapses and dies during a religious meeting in Montgomery Mo A telegram during her funeral reports the death of her husband Jesse Reed from Ft Scott Kansas at the time of the service
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United Press
Montgomery
Marinda Reed
Jonesburg
Here
Ft. Scott
Kan
Jesse Reed
Longtime Plymouth Jeweler Retires After 63 Years in Business
John R. Losey aged 84 has retired from his jeweler shop in Plymouth Indiana after sixty three years as the city’s oldest business man. He led a long career shaping local trade and community service.
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Plymouth
Ind
John R. Losey
Texas Daily arrives at Missouri library after long mail journey
After two years in transit a copy of the Daily Texas student paper from the University of Texas has reached the journalism library at Columbia Missouri. The worn issue is dated November 6, 1926 and shows the paper’s long voyage through mail sacks.
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United Press
Columbia
Daily
Texas
University of Texas
Journalism Library
University of Missouri
Asthma Vanishes After 15 Years Says Indianapolis Woman
Mrs Elizabeth Woodward aged 65 of 3460 West Michigan Street Indianapolis reports after 15 years of asthma she began taking Nacor on February 7 1925 and now enjoys full health and work ability The ad promotes a free booklet from Nacor Medicine Co 408 State Life Blog Indianapolis offering letters from cured individuals and free information to readers with asthma bronchitis or chronic cough
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Elizabeth Woodward
Michigan St
Indianapolis
Nacor Medicine Co
State Life
Ind
Board appoints Chicago man as Indianapolis librarian
Luther L. Dickerson of Chicago was unanimously named Indianapolis librarian to succeed Charles E. Bush. Salary talks were opened with President Theodore F. Vonnegut and business director Albert F. Walsman handling negotiations. Dickerson may arrive for conference this week with a proposed $6500 salary matching his current post.
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Luther L. Dickerson
Chcago
Indianapolis
Everning
Charles E. Bush
Theodore F. Vonnegut
Albert F. Walsman
Vonnegut
Dickerson
Charles W. Kern
American Library Association
Chicago
Rush
Kern
Lillian E. Sedwick
Edwin Mead Wilcox
Huron
Kaw
Oklahoma State Teachers College
New York State Library
Librarian Rush Replaced by Dickerson at Columbia College
Rush resigned after serving as chief of the library subsec tion and library specialist in the adjutant's office at Washington. Dickerson is appointed to fill the unexpired term through April 14, 1929, bringing experience from Camp Doniphan and the A E F University in Beaune.
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Camp Doniphan
Oklahoma
Southeastern States
Library War Service
Washington
A. E. F. University
Beaune
Cote d’Or
France
Army of Occupation
General Staff
United States
Army
Hawaii
Panama
Philippines
Porto Rico
Rush
Columbia University Teachers’ College
Dickerson
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the Record Center of
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