Carnes Sought in Hollywood Talent Case
Atlanta patron Clinton Carnes linked to two young actresses Sonia Nordlie and Luis Griffin in a missing funds case at the Southern Baptist Home Mission Board. Receiver Thomas B. Scott says Carnes kept private records, arranged a contract for part earnings, and invested about 12,000 in the girls’ careers over 22 months. Police surveil two Hollywood spots as a nationwide search unfolds.
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Louise Poy
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Southern Baptist Homensis Fin Board
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Tennessee Weather Summary from Local Station
Weather brief notes show generally fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. Data compiled by C J Bunn from U S Weather Service readings at 6 AM yesterday and today, including high and low temperatures and 24 hour rainfall ending yesterday.
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Final hops for Class B and C planes reach West Coast
At Mines Field Los Angeles and El Paso a series of transcontinental flyers near the end of the big derby. Rowland of Wichita leads in the elite A division with about 2100 miles flown. Cesari and others trail in time and distance as Class B and C planes push toward the finish at Dallas and beyond.
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Robert Cantwell
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Robert Dake
Pittsburgh
First Air Derby Fatality At National Air Races
Lieutenant J J Williams a 26 year old daring army pilot dies in Culver City hospital after a stunt crash during the grandstand spectacle at the national air races. Williams from Detroit led the Three Musketeers and was famed for thrilling feats. His plane faltered near the grandstand before 35000 spectators.
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Robinson Ok eh Richmond Kept as Southern Gentleman
In Richmond Senator Claude A Swanson introduced Senator Joseph Robinson Democratic vice presidential nominee as the highest type of southern gentleman blending knightly courtesy stern integrity deep personal honor firm friendship tearless courage and chivalric sacrifice in patriotic public service to a rich audience.
Senator Robinson presses religious tolerance in Richmond
Democratic vice presidential nominee Senator Robinson urged tolerance and separation of church and state during a Richmond appearance destined to Raleigh and Charlotte. He attacked opposition to Governor Smith over Catholic membership, challenged opponents to meet in the open, and defended Smith against amid reports of misconduct.
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THREE STATES IN WEST HOLD PRIMARY VOTE
In West three states hold primaries while New Mexico Republicans meet in Albuquerque. Washington faces spirited races for U S Senate and several offices as 520000 voters prepare to cast ballots. Republican Miles Poindexter seeks Senate seat against Kenneth McKintosh. E L French faces Roland Hartley in GOP nomination fight.
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Roland H. Hartley
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William H. Adams
William L. Boatright
Clarence P. Dodo
Udall
John G. Phillips
Split Texas Democratic Convention Shatters Peace
In Dallas on September 11, a Texas state Democratic convention split early, with anti-Smith delegates forming a separate gathering. A fistfight erupted as factions clashed over seating of delegates from Dallas and surrounding counties, and former Governor Colquitt urged Democrats to retire. The hall remained chaotic as supporters carried banners and continued expressions of protest.
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Federal officials seek Kingsport site for new post office
H S McAlister of the U S treasury and E R Martin of the post office department visit Kingsport to select a site for a federal building. They seek a 216 by 225 foot lot with $165000 remaining for the building after $50000 allocated for the site. Citizens property owners and dealers are invited to confer by calling at the city post office or the postmaster’s office. They plan to remain about three or four days at the Kingsport Inn.
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Hoover Approves New Jersey Campaign Plan
Herbert Hoover outlines a whirlwind campaign swing in New Jersey for a two day visit. He arrives Monday afternoon in Newark and plans a motor tour through Orange South Orange and several towns. He will traverse Hudson county visiting an aviation field Jersey City Hoboken and smaller towns before returning to Newark for a Republican leaders luncheon.
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Herbert Hoover
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Hoboken
Weehawken
Walter E. Ndge
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Day in Politics highlights in Maine and nationwide races
The Associated Press reports a Maine Republican sweep in state and congressional elections. Other items note Governor Smith facing criticism over state fiscal affairs, Democratic support for the national ticket, and debates and campaigning across several states with figures like Straton, Raskob, and Fass weighing in on Smith and Hoover.
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Oklahoma
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Nebraska
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President Coolidge Heads Home After Vermont Visit
President Coolidge completes a three month vacation in the northern woods and departs Superior for Washington aboard a special train. He will confer with cabinet officers, visit Vermont briefly, and return to duties at the East Wing, amid warm public demonstrations and plans for continued outreach.
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Gardiner Re elected Governor in Maine Victory
In Maine's state election Gardiner (R) wins governor by large margin over Moran (D) and Hale (R) with Gardiner carrying all counties and major cities. Hale senator race also Republican led. Reedy White and Nelson reelected in respective districts. Overall turnout substantially below 1924 totals.
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Herbert E. Holmes
Portland
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Tiddeford
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Carroll L. Reedy
Wallace I. White, Jr
John Fi. Nelson
Donald T. Snow
Fred Gardiner Jr
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Theis Pworld
Tauso of Representatives
Tin Gardiner
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Capone Attends Funeral of Pal in Fear of Life
Chicago report describes funeral for T Lombardo with large floral tributes including a heart piece bearing Al Capone’s name. Capone, seen as marked for death, visited the Lombardo home with associates guarding him as police note possible move to seek an armistice in the underworld feuds.
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Red Men Elect Officers Today Amid Contested Great Officers
In Richmond Virginia, the United States Improved Order of Red Men holds its annual conclave with Great Chief candidates including Robert T. Crowe of Kentucky and Arch I Habla of Maryland in contested elections. Officers for Great Ten, Junior leader Laramore, and other posts are to be installed in a five day program with customary transitions and a banquet planned for tonight.
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United States
Robert T. Crowe
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Arch I Habla
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