Fourth Tropical Disturbance Shapes Caribbean Track
Evanston police report ongoing murder mystery tied to fourth tropical disturbance of the week gathering in the Caribbean. Florida coastal towns face gale impacts as hundreds seek aid from flood and destitution. ships face delays near Great Abaco and Bahamas. Manamas and Lake Treba details noted as crews manage storms and diversions.
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Weather Virginia and Tennessee Outlooks
Cloudy conditions with rain showers late tonight in Virginia and increasing winds. Tennessee expected partly cloudy skies with little temperature change tonight and Wednesday. Readings from C S Weather Service list daily highs and lows with rainfall totals for the 24 hour period ending Saturday.
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C. S. Weatherson
J. Bann
Booze Sold in Straton Hotel Sparks Clergyman Row
The Rev John Roach Strat on pastor of Cavalry Baptist award confronted reports alcohol sold at his Greenwood Lake New York hotel. He had bought the property six weeks ago for the Greenwood Lake Christian Assembly and vowed action if charges proved. He sought authorities and considered a search warrant.
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Greenwood Lake
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Smith
Jessee
Hoatelry
Fatal love triangle linked to South Bend double shooting
In South Bend on August 14 a 64 year old factory worker Lillie Mae Carmean was shot four times and died in the street. Police pursued leads including a self described suicide by Atatin Pavey and a suspected love rivalry. The husband, Elmer Carmean, identified the body and denied conflict with his wife. Police planned further questioning.
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Tian
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Carmean
Busin
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Mito Mobile
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South Bend Tribune
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Ile
Stomun
Hye
Wet and Dry Lines Sharply Drawn in Ohio Primary
Ohio voters chose party candidates in a high turnout primary centering on the Republican governor and a short term Democratic senatorial race. Prohibition topics dominated, with the Anti-Saloon League backing Myers V. Cooper and Bepe challenging. Ed Turner opposed the league. Favorites in the GOP short term race included Theodore E. Burton and Carrington I. Marshall, while other contenders ranged from Charles Dirk to Jacob Coxey and Simeon Fess in a complex field.
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Gruhn
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Cineromnati
Anti-Saloon League
Theodore E. Burton
Cleveland
Carrington ‘I
Marshall
Ohio Supreme Court
Congress
Charles Dirk
Akron
Jacob S. Coxey
Coxey
Cook
Ashtabula
Simeon TD. Fess
Anti-Serbian demonstrations mark Croat leader dispute
In Belgrade and Zagreb dramatic events unfold after the death of Croat leader Raditch as parliament ratifies the Nettuno convention. Dr Matehek, tied to Croat autonomy, becomes active proxy while anti government demonstrations flourish and a Russian newsstand attack highlights rising tensions.
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Italy
Arkansas Dems Select Nominees for ALU Offices
Arkansas Democrats held a biennial primary to choose nominees for state, district and county offices. Governor candidates included seven hopefuls led by Harvey Parnell. road program costs and highway commission criticism featured heavily. Incumbents faced opposition in congressional races. Otis Wingo was opposed while John Tillman did not seek reelection. Polls ran 8 a.m. to 6 30 p.m. Cloudy weather, rain not forecast.
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Parnell
Harvey Parnell
John E. Martineau
Highway Commission
J. Carroll Cone
Brooks Hays
Russellville
Tom J. Terral
Ben Griffin
R. K. Maxon
Camden Attocrney
J. Rosser Venable
Otix Wingo
John ‘Tillman
Hoover Silence Frames Hoover Campaign Tactics
Herbert Hoover maintains a policy of limited quotations during his presidential campaign while speeches and official statements are written in advance. He meets with reporters but prohibits direct quotes, guiding coverage to his public addresses and official policy. The rule shapes how news writers report daily campaign events.
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Herbert Hoover
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Political storm rolls as leaders praise and challenge Smith
Albany officials and farm leaders praise Smith’s grasp of agricultural issues after a conference. National Republicans push for a decentralized structure in the South. Hoover acceptance speech draws praise from Lowden while Raskob and Peek challenge Hammill and seek state leader meetings.
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Smith Winds Up Con ferences With Farm Leaders of West
Governor Smith wraps up talks with farm leaders in the West and southern states as he finalizes his acceptance speech. He plans further meetings with Democratic leaders including Carter Glass Josephus Daniels and Senators George Walsh in Albany this week to shape the campaign strategy.
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Straton Accuses Liquor Interests in Hotel Sale Controversy
New York dispatch quotes Rev. John Roach Straton alleging liquor interests attempted to embarrass him over his clash with Governor Smith by influencing a hotel sale. Straton says such groups may have urged the hotel proprietor to act after his discussions with the governor. He notes a reporter found the minister had bought whiskey at the hotel bar.
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New York Evening Post
Greenwood Lake
N. Y
John Roach Straton
Strike ballots distributed to 70,000 western railroad workers
Western railroads begin sectional meetings to hand out strike ballots to about 70 000 employees amid wage disputes with the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Order of Railway Conductors. Ballots due back by September 2. 80 railroads west of Chicago affected.
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Whitney
Military Funeral For Naval Airman
The Navy Department announces funeral services for Ensign Clayton N. Schmid of Portsmouth Virginia killed August 7 in a San Diego harbor crash. The services will be held Thursday afternoon at Arlington National Cemetery with six members of the Naval Reserve acting as pallbearers and guards.
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Passaic Daily News Sold to Walden and Drukker
Announcement states the Passaic daily news center link interest is sold to James H. Walden and Dow Hf. Drukker. Drukker owns the Daily Herald. No changes will be made in editorial or news policies.
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James H. Walden
Dow Hf
Slaying Suspect Boothman Admits Robbery Motive
David Shanks, a 19 year old bootblack, confessed to killing Jennie Constance near Northwestern University campus last Tuesday night. He said robbery was the motive and that he targeted a woman for her watch and purse, selling the watch for a dollar and nineteen cents.
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Northwestern University
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Lebart Bastin
Evanston
Bastian
Coolidge Receives Algonquin Canoe Paddle Presentation
A carved canoe paddle made from Algonquin wood and crafted by Joe Lucius of Cordor Island Lodge was presented to President Coolidge by the Solon Springs Wisconsin Boy Scouts. Coolidge pledged to use the paddle on his daily trips on the Bruls, marking a ceremonial honor for the first steam boat on the Great Lakes though the article text is incomplete.
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