Portes Gil Chosen to Lead Mexico Replacing Calles
Emilio Portes Gil, interior secretary, named provisional president of Mexico, succeeding Calles. He vows to continue Calles policies, pursue fair elections, and push the social program associated with Obregon. Gil, born 1891, has long served as a deputy and legal official, with a history of political resilience.
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Obregon
Gil
Mexico
Portes Gil
Tosk
Department of Interior
Congress
Republi
Secretary of Interior
Ciudad Victoria
Tamaulipas
Sonora
Obves Ron
Chihuahua
Weather Sketch Tennessee and Virginia Forecasts
Fair and slightly warmer in Tennessee with increasing cloudiness tonight and Thursday. Virginia remains cold with light frost possible, minimal heat winds, then fair with rising temps Thursday. Readings from the U S Weather station note daily highs and lows and 24 hour rainfall ending yesterday at 6 p m.
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Tennessee
Virginia
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CL. Ryan
Red Cross Seeks 12 Million for Florida Relief
Palm Beach county Red Cross urges national headquarters to raise 12 million dollars for rebuilding Southeast Florida after the hurricane. More than 2,300 dead and 12,200 refugees are tallied as relief workers rush to stabilize the disaster zone and plan long term rehabilitation. Intermittent showers and continuing rains complicate efforts as crews begin disposal and aid operations.
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West Palm Beach
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Florida
Armerican Red Cross
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Palm Beach
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Lake Okeechobee
Senators Bruce and Curtis Hurl Charges Galore
Senator Curtis the Republican vice presidential nominee denied claims by Bruce that he took whiskey from his hip pocket at Pimlico last year. Bruce, at Westminster, quoted McGrath and Ennis in Baltimore to relay the accusation. Curtis rebutted in writing, saying he never offered whiskey and that the charge is slander. Curtis heads to Missouri and Oklahoma on a swing to defend farm policy and tariff positions as part of a broad western tour.
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James A. Mc
Irath
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Robert He Manis
John Gray
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Oklahoma
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F L party vice presidential candidate withdraws from ticket
Charlotte North Carolina September 26 AP The Farmers Labor party vice presidential nominee Dr H Q Alexander of near Charlotte long a North Carolina farmers union figure withdrew to back Gov Alfred E Smith and the Democratic party He accepted the nomination September 10 while in the state legislature He said the Palmer Labor platform lacks a mersey declaration and contains a Vatican target in a bid to discredit Smith He cited health reasons and inability to campaign, saying he does not want to burden the ticket.
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Democratic Party
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Care-linian
Farmer- Labor
Coolidge to Speak in Virginia and on Armistice Day
President Coolidge plans to deliver speeches at Fredericksburg Virginia on October 9 and at an Armistice Day ceremony on November 11. The location of the Armistice Day ceremony has not yet been decided.
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Washington
Coolidge
Fredericksburg
Virginia
Hoover Holding Campaign Open Amid Route Uncertainty
Washington dispatch reports Herbert Hoover keeps his campaign plan flexible with decisions on routes and additional stops pending events. He aims to reach Palo Alto by November 5 and will traverse West, East, and South routes, while running mate Curtis and other party figures push the message through visits and radio. Alfred E. Smith continues his western tour as campaign activity winds down.
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James L. West
Associated Press
Washington
Nerbert Hoover
Republian
California
Hoover
Palo Alto
Senator Curtis
Governor Smith Tracks Through North Dakota To Twin Cities Campaign
Gov Smith on an overnight Montana ride reached Mandan and prepared to press farm relief themes in Minnesota. He said ideas come to him with no set method while other North Dakota officials planned to join the special train and his St Paul speech schedule included Minneapolis reception and a fifth campaign talk.
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Harold Oliver
Associated Press
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Minneapolis
Montana
Gov. Smith
North Dakota
Twin Cities
Minnesota
St. Paul
Pultiferk
Mandan
Missouri River
Bismarck
Walter Maddock
Turk the first police dog tours the nation in rain slicker
Dodge, Iowa exclusive report on Turk, the first American police dog and the sole canine member of the Tow a Association of Police Chiefs. Turk, guided by Frank Jowell, has logged 70 000 miles across the United States and Canada in three years, assisting in searches and inspections during train and freight yard work.
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Ort Dodge
Iowa
Turk
Towa Association of Police Chiefs
Inga
Towa
Ufa
United States
Canna
Frank Jowell
Willebrandt Described as a Free Lance Campaigner
Assistant Attorney General Bel Willebrandt, often speaking under Republican banner or on her own, faces questions about campaign status. Democratic leaders and Governor Smith criticize her Ohio Methodist Conference address urging defeat of Smith on prohibition and suggest clergy could sway the vote. Representative New referenced.
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aAssistant
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Pamwspaper
Herbert Moorer
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Willebrandt
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Ohio
Cadman Offered World’s First Radio Pastor Post
Dr S Parke Cadman president of the federal council of Churches of Christ in America is invited to become the world’s first radio pastor. He would retire from Central Congregational church Brooklyn to join a national network reaching the United States and abroad. Salary rumored about 325000 yearly with non secular sermons and audience Q and A.
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New York
DE S. Parkes Cadman
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Bedford
Becklyn
National Broadcasting Company
United States
Dr. Cadman
Central Congregational
Day in politics dulls amid denials and statements
National figures in Washington Baltimore and New York issue mixed claims on political allegiances and conduct Senator Curtis faces denial from McGrath while Hoover and Raskob address farm state concerns Prohibition unrest is noted by Borah as a campaign issue and Dr J Q Alexander hints at shifting allegiances toward the Democratic party افضل
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Washington
National Republican
Wark
Willebrandt
National Committee
Baltimore
Sruce
James A. McGrath
Averling
Curtis
Pimlico Race Track
Omaha
McGrath
Hoover
Mammill
Iowa
Walter Kohler
Wisconsin
New York
Raskob
Kansas
Borah
South
Paramduat
Charlotte
N. C
J. Q. Alexander Withdeew
Farmer-Labor Party
Dei Craic Party
Swedish government resigns after elections
Stockholm Sept. 26. The government of Premier Ekman, leader of the central bloc, resigned today following elections in which the government party lost several seats including that of Foreign Minister Loefgren. The move comes as the central bloc seeks a new coalition amid ongoing political realignment.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Tha
Ekman
Laader
Central Bloc
Thas
Loefgren
Police Captain Among 22 Arrested for Extortion Bribery Conspiracy
Philadelphia police captain Charles Cohen leads a group of 22 officers including seven sergeants and two city hall detectives arrested on extortion bribery and conspiracy charges. District Attorney Monaghan announced the case connected to a grand jury probe into bootlegging and corruption.
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Philadelphia
City Hall
Charles Chen
Monaghan
Edwin O. Lewis
Matthew Patterson
Ward Tender
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Aberty
Patterson
Charles W. Schoenleber
Tain
William Knoell
Cohen
Federn
South Phildelphia
Harry A. Mackey
East Pennsylvania
Church of the United Brethren In Christ
United States
Robinson Sets Forth On Tour Through West
Senator Joe Robinson ends vacation at Hot Springs Arkansas and resumes campaign itinerary, delivering the first speech in Springfield Missouri tomorrow night on a tour across the southwest to the Pacific coast. The route may continue into the farm belt of the central west and the upper Midwest with Fargo North Dakota the final stop October 23. The national committee holds speaking assignments and may rejoin the South later, with possible visits to Bowen Green Kentucky and Atlanta Georgia depending on relief-train trips and withdrawals.
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Walter Chamblin
Associated Press
Hot Springs
Ark
Joe T. Robinson
Lake Catherine
Little Rock
Missouri Pacific
Springfield
Pacific Coast
Central West
Fargo
N. D
Democratic National Committee
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Mid-West Farm Belt
Ulingis
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Virginia
Bownie Gre N
Atlanta
West Palin Beach
Miami
Stoi
National Committee
Richmond Traction Company Wins Caf fin Award Prize
Cleveland September 26 The Virginia Electric and Power Company of Redmond Virginia has been granted the Charles A Caffin award by the American Electric Railway Association for excellence in current progress The prize includes a gold medal and 1000 dollars in cash donated by General Electric Company
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Virginia Electric and Power Company
Redmond
Charles A. Caffin
American Electric Railway Association
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General Electric Company
Explosion at Fort Carberiza Kills Many in Melilla
AP reports from Melilla Spanish Morocco that a powder magazine at Fort Carberiza exploded this morning. Early tallies indicate many deaths and numerous injuries with at least forty men killed and one resort affected.
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Melilla
Spanish Morocco
Fort Carberiza
Festival Planned for Kaiser's Birthday at Doorn
Amsterdam Sept 26 The Socialus organ Het Walk said celebrations were planned at Doorn for former Kaiser Wilhelm's seventieth birthday on January 27. Large crowds of Germans are expected and all hotel accommodations were reported booked.
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Socialus Organ
Het Walk
Doorn
Kaiser Wilhelm
Youths Start 9000 Mile Hike From New York to Santiago
Two Chilean youths Javier Garrido and Tomsa Ullon began a daily twelve hour trek from Columbus Circle in New York with no will to walk. They aim to cover 9000 miles to Santiago in about three and a half years.
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Santiago
Columbus Circle
Javier Garrido
Tomsa Ullon
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