Robinson to Speak Again for Nomeiee in Cisco Today
Senator Robinson prepared for a second address in Cisco tonight likely to discuss the Democratic standard bearer’s qualifications for the presidency. He defended Governor Smith’s record in New York and criticized claims of a priest-led government while addressing labor and church relations.
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Chen
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Staiths
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Tex
He Han
New York
New York State
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Opane
William Allen White
Kansas
Europe
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Weather report for Virginia and Tennessee regions
Weather summary notes fair conditions for Virginia and Tennessee with cooler nights and gradual temperature rise by Wednesday. Winds light to moderate from the northwest and north, readings recorded daily at 6 p.m. by C J Bunn.
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Slavery slur surrounds Del Rio man in Mexican arrest
John Crosby of Del Rio and Villa Acuna is jailed in Mexico on a murder charge he did not commit. His friend Tom Whiteshead, a Debbie rancher, was arrested after a fight in Villa Acuna leaving Jain C Kastner of San Antonio severely injured. Crosby vows liberty for his friend as authorities plan to bring Crosby to Piedras Negras for trial. Efforts to return Naamec's body to the United States failed.
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Texas
John Crosby
Villa Acuna
Mexico
Damon
Bar of Justice
Crosby
Tom Whiteshead
Jain C. Kastner
San Antonio
Diet Whitehead
General Motors endorses Hoover for president
General Motors press releases show H C Hoover backed by GM chief Sloan amid internal shifts and questions on Sloan's public role. The statement notes Sloan's past support and avoids committing Sloan to active campaign or corporate involvement.
Organization Taking Form in Smith Presidential Campaign
Governor Smith outlines a rapid national and state party organization with departments for farmers first voters women and naturalized citizens. He plans a broad campaign while relying on New York and local leaders to shape state operations and seek Democratic control. The piece notes advisers in New York and the national committee guiding the effort as the senator heads to a nationwide speaking schedule.
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Associated Press
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N.Y
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New York
Farm Department
Dem
Continuation of Flight Up to Judgment Reported
Report from Rockford mentions ongoing delays in the proposed aviation plan. The Chamber of Commerce advised using personal judgment in response to a radio query about the Stockholm plan, with officials noting uncertainty about the final outcome.
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Bert Hassell
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Sweden
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Curtis to tour New England for GOP campaign
Senator Curtis the Republican vice presidential nominee departs Washington for a speaking tour through New England. He will address audiences in Boston and Bangor and portland, Maine ahead of next week’s state elections.
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Porthind
Man Indicted Twice In Slaying Of Wife And Father-In-Law
Gloucester jurors return two true bills charging Juring M. Jenkins with first degree murder in the deaths of his wife and her father Lee Telvin. A grand jury returned the indictments yesterday afternoon setting the stage for trial in the near future.
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Juning M. Jenkins
Lee Telvin
Dilla
California Forest Fires Under Control
California fires in several regions were listed as under control by the forest service. Only Stevens Pass near Mount Shasta remained uncontrolled, having burned more than 22,000 acres. A 440-strong water-carrying force fought the flames across rough terrain.
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California
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Mount Shasta
Philadelphia Police Clamp Down After Citywide Rounds
City officials under Mayor Mackey issue orders to seal the city against lawlessness. Raid teams, waiting outside gambling houses and other questionable resorts, prepare to enforce the tightened controls as night hours remain open to enforcement.
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Mackey
Coolidge Probes Minnesota Politics in Executive Visit
President Coolidge met with Senator Schall of Minnesota in Superior Wisconsin as part of a political exchange. Schall, a Republican, supports the administration but plans to withhold support for Hoover over agricultural policy. Coolidge discussed conditions but did not plan a full state survey.
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Schall
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Coolidge
Movie Musicians Strike Shuts Chicago Theaters
About 900 neighborhood movie houses faced a walkout as union musicians failed to renew contracts with exhibitors. Talks were postponed until next Monday as temporary injunctions were sought to block strike orders.
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Chicago
Federation of Musicians
Political notices in Dallas and across the nation
The Day in Politics reports statements by Senator Robinson denying a drunken charge against Smith and calling for limits on injunctions in labor disputes. Fort of the Republican National Committee supports government aid to combat bootlegging and crime under Hoover. Hughes to stump for Hoover. Roasetter named western chairman of Republican contributors. McSparren withdraws as Democratic candidate over Smith opposition. Work predicts GOP win in Maine. Sloan endorses Hoover. over 1,000 women to stump for Smith. Prohibition amendment group plans candidate questionnaires. Brookhart links immigration and tariffs to labor issues and blames Republicans for immigration limits. Tennessee Democrats back the party ticket. Chase defends Wilson’s prohibition record amid criticism.
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New York
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General Motors
Association Against Prohibition
Brookhart
Republican Party
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Tenn
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National Party
Fewatana
William Sheafe
Chase
International Reform Federation
Prohibition
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Vamali
Three Frenchmen Fly Canary Bird for Mysterious Run
Three French airmen led by Armand Totti departed Paris in the bright yellow Canary Bird on a trans Atlantic flight with a mystery destination. They were last reported heading west over the Bay of Biscay toward the Azores with possible plans to reach Halifax or Rio de Janeiro if weather altered course.
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Hoover Heads To Newark for Third Campaign Speech
Washington Sept 4 Herbert Hoover shifts focus to his third prepared address to be delivered in Newark New Jersey likely late this week The speech will stress labor issues and the use of injunctions in labor disputes tying into AFL concerns and Hoover's prior Stamford University remarks about limiting injunctions The piece notes Hoover may campaign in New York Boston and other cities across the region with emphasis on labor and collective bargaining.
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Associated Press
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Herbert Hoover
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New Jersey
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Senate Judiciiary Committee
Congress
Shipstead
Stamford University
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Time to pay poll tax deadline approaches
Voters in Kingsport near final 27 day window must pay the 1927 poll tax by Thursday night September 6 to qualify for the November 6 election. Tennessee law requires poll tax 60 days before a general election and proper registration. A three day supplementary registration occurs October 13, 15 and 16.
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Herbert Hoover
Smith
Tennessea
Gang Gun Attacks Spark Chicago Racketeering Effort
Macapo reports police hunt three gunmen linked to two weekend shootings as deputies broaden orders. Gunmen attacked Gould’s garage on North Clark, wounding Walker Hoder who later died while responding to a witness. Albert Pratt was killed aiding John Brown. Police target George Barker William Clifford and Michael Reilly as organizers sought to coerce garage owners into a union.
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Garage Owners’ Association
Gould
North Clark
Walker Hoder
Hoder
John Brown
Brown
Albert Pratt
Yarayse Owners Association
George Barker
William’ Clifford
Michael Reilly
Catholic Men Petition Mexico Gov Amends Religious Liberty
A petition signed by 140 prominent Catholic laymen in Mexico City asks Senate for legal recognition of church independence and full religious liberty. It seeks separation of church and state, friendly cooperation, and recognition of church authority alongside civil authority to benefit the nation.
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Mexico
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Greek Premier Venizelos ill with dengue fever in Athens
Athens reports Prime Minister Eleutherios Venizelos, over 60, ill with dengue fever amid a city outbreak that has killed 13 in August. Health officials estimate 260,000 dengue cases in Athens and 1,268 deaths citywide, with spread to Salonika and nearby regions.
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