Imperial marriage seals new alliance for Japan prince
Tokyo reports the wedding of Prince Chichibu to sixteen year old Matsudaira Mikasatunke, following a formal ceremony at the Kasukodukoro in the imperial palace. The union marks a historic break in tradition as royal heirs wed outside the peerage and the couple received blessings with sake offerings amid noted imperial treasures.
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Tokyo
Yashuikito
Princ Chichibu
Mikasatunke
Matsudaira
Japan
Washington
Toya Vietim
Yaks Qavikmassy
Imperial Palace
Tate
POLY
Trinee Chickilur
Gate City Man Killed in Ohio Tragic Streetcar Crash
Special to The Times Gate City Va March 28 John Wolfe age 28 was killed in Ohio when a streetcar wreck occurred. He and two companions were riding when their car collided with another streetcar on Howling Greene street. Wolfe died at the scene but was identified by a Bank of Gate City check book. The two others escaped injury and funeral arrangements have not been announced.
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Gate City
Wolfe
Howling Greene
Orere
Weather notes from Virginia Tennessee and St Paul
Weather notes report slight warmth in extreme west Virginia tonight and Saturday with possible showers. Tennessee looks fair and warmer with cloudiness and thawing in the west Saturday. Temperatures yesterday and rainfall are listed. St Paul mentions Smith assails the Coolidge administration for lack of leadership.
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Virginia
Tennessee
Ave
ST. Paul
Hoover Leads Smith in Literary Digest Poll Returns
Data from twelve states shows Herbert Hoover ahead of Al Smith in the second week of the Literary Digest poll. Early figures from New York State indicate Hoover with 30,514 votes to Smith 12,822 outside New York City, while overall Democratic strength appears twice that of 1920. The piece notes shifting party dynamics and contrasts with 1924 results, warning that New York City and the Solid South will alter the final tally.
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Smith
Literary Digest
Hagver
Sinitie
Heurvetites
Steymated
Renminder
Toy
South Marykind
Noover
Coolidee
Davis
Ingrein
Koover
Beaver
Smith Fu
New York
New York City
Cov. Yemmoy Smith
Republian
New York State
Flnoverty
Coolidge
Agaifet
Roosevelt
Curtis Carries On Throat Sore at Oklahoma State Tour
Curtis endures a raw throat during a multi city Oklahoma tour from Missouri. He speaks at Muskogee and Okmulgee as Indian welcomed by colorful blankets and songs led by Virginia Warrison. Ed M. Frye calls him the father of Oklahoma while Robert Owen’s message praises his fidelity to Indian rights. Republican leaders note optimistic outlook for the party.
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Oklahoma
Charles Curtis
Drew Pegadawludd
Dahon
Lipstom
Tie
Missouri
Curtis
Virginia Warrison
Muskogee
Okmulgee
Ed M. Frye
Sullivan
Congress
Robert N. Owen
Robinson Stays On Campaign Trail In Missouri
Senator Joe Robinson pressed his westward appeal, outlining anti Republican themes and blasting ministers who mix politics with religion. He defended Al Smith and hit Hoover's record while contrasting Democratic promises with Republican inaction. He spoke in Kansas City after Springfield, urging action on welfare and farm issues.
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Walter Chamblin
Associated Press
Robinson
Kansas City
View
Joe Robinson
West
Kana
City
Missouri
Springfield
al Smith
Shrine
Herbert Hoover
Harding
Coolidge
Seenatow Curtis
Kansas
Gav
Smith
Nuta
Smith hits GOP on farm relief and waterways tour
Gov. Smith blasts Republican leadership and farm relief pledges during a western tour closing with Milwaukee and Rochester addresses. He says GOP platform offers only promises on inland waterways and farm relief while Democrats present concrete relief, urging voters to back the Democratic path. The speech follows a St. Paul rally criticizing Washington leadership as lacking vigor. He plans a concluding stop in Albany for rest.
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D. Harold Oliver
Associated Press
ST. Paul
Minn
Rochester
Alexbany
Gov. Smith
St. Paul Auditorium
Washington
Republican National Committee
Jur
Coolidge To Play Part In Campaign Drive
President Coolidge may join the campaign efforts as the Republican party weighs prospects in Massachusetts his home state. No formal announcement has been made though officials say he wishes to be helpful. Observers note few presidents actively urge votes for a party candidate while their own political fate is not at stake.
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James L. West
Associated Press
Harbert Hoover
Magsachusetts
Coolidge
Services Today For Storm Dead In Florida
Storm death toll reaches 2300 as two memorial services are held at Woodlawn cemetery and elsewhere for victims on lake shore communities. City ministers arrange white and non white services with a mass choir and a multi church program led by Rev. Dilworth and Rev. Strandley.
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West Palm Reach
Fla
Florida
City Ministerial Union
First Methodist Church
Woodlawn
Lake Okeechobee
Charles G. Dilworth
Norwood Baptistechurch
John G. Strandley
Memorial Methodist Church
Charles H. Bolton
First Baptist Church
William A. Cooper
John 8. Minges
Church of Christ
B.A. Lindsey
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Charles W. Pusey
Union Congregational Church
A. M. Depew
Negro Slayer Newsome Put to Death in North Carolina
Larry Newsome, a Wayne County Negro, was executed in the state prison electric chair after being convicted twice for the murder of Beulah Tedder. The first sentence was set aside by the Supreme Court but the second, with prefixed guards and armed officers, upheld the death penalty despite a tense courtroom scene and attempts at violence by the victim’s relatives.
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Raleigh
N.C
Larry Newsome
Wayne County
Beulah Tedder
State Prison
Supreme Court
Rexto
Golsboro
Grady
Grant
Pittsboro
Ruby Keeler Joins Jolson as His Third Wife in Europe
The rumor of Ruby Keeler marrying Jolson sparked headlines as Jolson, worth millions and at the peak of his career, wed in Europe. The unlikely courtship began with Keeler’s rise from Chorus to Broadway and night clubs, leading to an abrupt departure from Jolson’s Ziegfeld show and a global marriage move.
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Leslie P. Eichel
Central Rec
Ruby Keeler
Ziepfield
Europe
Broadway
Jolson
Ruby
Shin
London
George A. Slater
Westchester County
New York
Ruby Keeler As Mrs. Jolson
Dartmouth
Nova Scotia
George M. Cohan
Texas
Guinan
Tollywood
Hollywood
Zivefield
Ziegfield
Bronlway
Henrietta Keller
Alma Onborne
Tan
Miners Pay to Rise 10 Percent in Arizona
Bisbee Arizona September 28 Three of the leading mine companies announce a ten percent wage increase for miners effective October 1 affecting about 15000 workers. The raise hinges on copper staying at or above 15 cents a pound, a condition met in recent days. The payroll rise is stated to exceed 2.5 million dollars annually.
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Bee
Ariz. Bisbee
Ariz
Fending
Arizona
The Day in Politics AP Report Roundup
The AP surveys political statements across cities including Smith backing immigration limits and McNary-Haugen bills, Curtix stressing restricted immigration in Oklahoma, Robinson praising Smith's legislative record on women and children, Longworth attacking Democratic tariffs, Berger mischaracterizing New York Socialists, and Owen resisting pressure over Tammany Hall.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul
Smith
Okmulgee
Okla
Curtix
Oklahoma
Springfield
Robinson
Washington
Longworth
Raskob
Milwaukee
Berger
Wisconsin
Hoover
York
Foritas Tion
David B. Poran
Philadelphia
WACG
Texas
Robert L. Owen
Haver
Tammany Hall
Arrest Three Abductors Of Mill Worker In Wisconsin
Kenosha police say they arrested three men who kidnapped and poured hot tar on Harold Hendricks a knitter at Allen A Company. A confessor Elmer F Hackhart 23 of Bristol named Earl M Steels 21 Oliver Hoe hold 21 and Dewit Jones all of Kenosha as accomplices. The men were former Allen A employees with months of gap due to wage and condition disputes.
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Kenosha
Wis
Harold Hendricks
Acn
Allen
Elmer F. Hackhart
Bristol
Earl M. Steels
Oliver Hoehold
Dewit Jones
Kid
Hankow Chinese Quarter Ruined by A Great Fire
A major blaze in Hankow China began Tuesday in a gambling den and left many dead or missing. Firefighters failed to stop the flames as power lines collapsed and darkness fell over the quarter. Chinese troops were mobilized to restore order while charity groups and the chamber of commerce aided about 1000 homeless residents.
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Hankow
China
Darknesh
T Poker
Eharity Organization
Chamber of Commerce
D Olier death ruled murder after grand jury report
New York September 25 The death of William D Olier a key witness in the Queens County sewer contract graft case was deemed murder by a Queens grand jury after an initial ruling of suicide Police found him shot at his Long Island road Queens home September 2 The grand jury heard 58 witnesses but did not identify the killer D Olier was slated to testify in the trial of former Borough President Maurice E Connolly and former Queens engineer Frederick E Secol
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New York
William D‘olier
Queens County
Queens County Grand Jury
D'Olier
Sanitation Corporation
Londy Road
D'Olfor
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Newsome
Tedder Kirk
al Jolson
Inagt
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D’olier
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