Mystery Man Subpoena Ties Carnes Case to Atlanta Ties
Miss Griffin testifies that Carnes asked her to meet in Chicago on August 15 while a federal subpoena targets a possible Atlanta physician linked to a $5,900 advance scheme. Solicitor General Boykin issues the subpoena as Los Angeles reports trace Carnes’s whereabouts through multiple cities amid the missing funds case.
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Aviator Sues Autoist After Plane Strikes Car
Lt Pennington and his wife were injured when their automobile was struck by a landing airplane at Kansas City airport. Dr Gorin L Bennett of Kansas City filed a damage suit alleging the aviator drove carelessly in front of the aircraft. The suit seeks unspecified damages.
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Weather summary for Virginia and Tennessee regions
Virginia tonight fair with increasing clouds and possible Saturday afternoon showers in extreme west. North winds shift to southeast or again. Tennessee shows increasing clouds then showers Saturday, cooler in the east. Readings from the local weather station list yesterday's high around 80, average highs and lows, and rainfall for the prior 24 hours.
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19 000 000 Ballot Straw Vote to Forecast Next President
The Literary Digest conducts a massive straw poll with 19 million ballots sent nationwide. First tabulations expected next week, claiming high accuracy based on a 1920s method tied to the last presidential election and electoral college alignment.
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Hoover Extends New Jersey Campaign Tour
Republican presidential candidate Herbert Hoover plans a broad New Jersey swing to cover central Newark suburbs and towns, visiting Edison and Hoboken areas while stopping in Trenton and Princeton. A long highway tour includes Elmira and Weehawken as he talks with local officials. continuation noted on page four.
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Literary Digest Ballot Digest to Appear Weekly
The Literary Digest will begin weekly publication of its nationwide straw vote results every Friday. Readers will receive an accurate barometer of political events, reflecting latest developments across the nation as reported by the magazine.
Straw poll probes party shifts amid fraud safeguards
A feature of the current poll seeks to detect a general shift in voter allegiance from 1924 party lines. To prevent tampering a patented processed cardboard ballots are used, enabling immediate detection and destruction of any spurious votes as ballots are mailed at over 1,090,000 per working day.
Smith Advises State Leaders Ahead of Nomination Convention
Gov. Smith, en route to the west with six speeches in as many states, signals no changes to his schedule. A Democratic party chiefs urge unity as they plan organizational steps after a long Albany conference.
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Cumberland Presby Minister Excommunicated in Memphis
In Memphis Tent Sept 14 AP a Cumberland Presbyterian minister Rev D A Hipps was excommunicated by the Memphis Presbytery for conduct unbecoming a minister. He failed to appear before the body after a request to explain a statement attributed to him about a man who supported rights would lose his head. The vote was unanimous and the instrument was presented to strip him of the cloth.
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Goebel Wins After Disqualification In Non-Stop Derby
East to West transcontinental air derby at Mines Field Los Angeles saw nine planes depart Roosevelt Field New York nonstop but none reached the goal without a stop. Art Goebel, initially declared winner of the West to East record, was later disqualified for a prior grounding in Prescott Arizona to refuel and repair a carburetor. He arrived at Mines Field 23 hours 50 minutes after takeoff amid crowd applause, with reports of fierce Rocky Mountain winds rain and sleet en route.
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Nebraska South Dakota tornado toll and port warning
A massive storm system struck Nebraska and South Dakota, killing eleven people and injuring over a hundred. Davis, a town of 260, was wiped out and four country schools collapsed as doctors rushed to treat more than 80 injured. Reports were scarce due to damaged communications as a special train of physicians moved from Sioux City to Town.
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Police Search for Kidnapped Boy Despite Father Pleas
Chicago Sept 14 Police hunted 10 year old Billy Ranieri despite pleas from his father A Frank Ranieri who urged restraint and to let him handle the matter. Officers insisted on pursuing leads and seeking Billys safe return while Ranieri offered no photos, maintaining focus on his sons welfare amid ongoing mounting pressures.
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Politician clash over wheat prices and Hoover drive
A sweeping day in politics reports Senator Robinson accusing Haover of pressuring wheat prices and attacking a whispering campaign while Hoovers eastern campaign is discussed with Senators Moses Reed and Reed. Reports from New York Albany Memphis Grand Rapids Wilmington Little Rock show cross party alignment behind Hoover and a Democratic push for strong party ticket.
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Curtis to Cover Route of Smith
Washington dispatch reports Senator Curtis plans a 6000 mile Republican tour through thirteen states with Governor Smith as preconvention rival. The trip spans fourteen days, features tariff revision and rural issues, starting tomorrow in Lexington Kentucky before heading northwest.
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Robinson fires broadside in S C to Savannah speech
Senator Joe Robinson on the Democratic ticket tours the South, denouncing Hoover’s wheat policies as food administrator and attacking a whispering campaign. He notes no defection in South Carolina while voicing concerns about national party shifts as he heads toward Savannah for a speech tonight.
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Associated Press
Robinson
Savannah
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Joe Robinson
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Herebert Hoover
Woodrow Wilson
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New York
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Houston
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Daring Bandit Jaworski Near Death After Shootout
Cleveland dispatch reports Paul Jaworski a famed bandit with six murders and multiple robberies was near death in a hospital after a deadly gun battle with police. He was captured after a raid on an east side residence. Patrolman Anthony Wicez erek was killed and Officers Effinger and bystander Majstrex were wounded. A $10,000 reward hung over his capture.
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Gale Sweeps Puerto Rico Big Damage From Hurricane
A powerful hurricane struck San Juan and surrounding areas causing estimated damage up to 2 million dollars. Transportation and communications were disrupted. life and injury counts were unknown. The storm peaked with winds around 100 mph and gusts to 150, with the harbor damaged and city plunged into darkness.
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