Reed Defends Hewes as Democrats Rally in Moberly
North Missouri Democrats heard Senator James A. Reed urge support for Harry B. Hewes. He attacked the Republican administration over foreign debt, Payne Aldrich tariff, and Treasury policy while linking temperance to constitutional principles and farm relief, as the crowd gathered in Moberly.
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Moberly
LA. P
North Missouri
James A. Reed
Missouri
Harry B. Hewes
Reed
Andrew Mel
Treasury
Spanish General De Rivera Plans Return to Military Life
Primo de Rivera, Spain's premier dictator, says he will withdraw from politics and resume his military career as a government is re-established through the Patriotic Union. He envisions a national assembly to guide postwar reconstruction and press reform.
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A. P
Primo D de Rivera
Spain
Patriotic Union
National Assembly
Will
Fox Hunt Planned Across South from Alabama Dates
Mobile Alabama September reports A. P. says a fox hunt will run October 4 5 6 with a purse of 300 dollars. More than 150 men and many dogs from Georgia Kentucky Mississippi Florida North Carolina and Alabama expected to participate. The Alabama Fox Hunters Association will oversee the event with Grand Bay named as the camp site.
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Mobile
Ala
A. P
Fox Hunt
South
Alabama Fox Hunters
Georgia
Kentucky
Mississippi
Florida
North Carolina
Alabama
Grand Bay
Keynoter Assails Republicans Over Prohibition Law
In Syracuse the New York State Democratic convention keynote speaker Franklin D. Roosevelt charged Republicans lack courage to enforce the Volstead act and accuse them of bribery via money influence. He warned voters that Republicans may be bought and favors dispensed to the wealthiest backers.
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York
Syracuse
Franklin D. Roosevelt
City Considers Six Blocks of Fifth Street Paving
A petition to city council seeks paving of Fifth street from Rochelle Avenue to Forsythe Park. The plan in the next months covers 41 blocks total about three miles across Fifth Sixth Forsythe Gordon and Forrest streets. City Engineer W I Neel will determine city expense before proceeding due to city property frontages.
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Commission Council
Fifth Street
Rochelle Avenue
Forsythe Park
Sixth Street
Forsythe Avenue
Gordon Avenue
Forrest Street
New York Parties Back Vote on Prohibition Referendum
New York Republicans and Democrats back a state referendum on the Volstead act. Both party platforms express support for modifying the act and discuss broader election issues including prosperity under Coolidge and Governor Al Smith’s administration.
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New York
A. P
New York State
Coolidge
al Smith
Madison Square Garden
Ponce Cleared of Blame in Air Crash and Ship Design Plans
The air crash of a non stop New York to Paris flight is deemed an unfortunate accident with no negligence by Captain Fonck or others. Rene Fonck plans to help designer Igor Sikorsky build a new plane for a future trans Atlantic attempt. Fonck returns to America and may revisit France.
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Ponce
York
R. Py Rene Fonck
New York-Paris
Bikoreky
Ang Bulldi Ghe
France
America
Igor Sikorsky
Paris
Walter R. Jones
Fonck
Smith Reconfirmed by New York Democrats for Fifth Time
Alfred E. Smith of New York City was unanimously nominated by the Democratic Party of New York for governor for the fifth time in Syracuse. The platform endorsed modifying the Volstead act and supported American participation in the world court, a shift from earlier Albany statements that omitted the world court reference. The nomination followed a large enthusiastic demonstration after the convention.
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Syracuse
N. Y
A. P
New York State
Alfred E. Smith
New York City
Smith
Albany
Legacy hoax tale shocks Kewanee buyers and creditors
In Kewanee Illinois a announced nine million dollar Virginia fortune tied to John Cooper prompted a church edifice gift and nurse housing pledge, but a Detroit bank refused two checks, exposing the tale as a hoax with local creditors left unpaid and a city newspaper extra denouncing the story.
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Kewanee
A. P
John Cooper
Virginias
Cooper
Detroit Bank
Monroe Day Off To Good Start At Rayville Fair
Monroe plans to attend the Richland fair at Rayville labeled Monroe Day. The Chamber of Commerce issues Monroe badges while police coordinate a traffic plan for two motorcade departures from De Siard with 40 to 60 cars expected and lanes reserved for lineup.
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Monroe
Rayville Fair
Rayville
Chamber of Commerce
DeSiard
Jackson
French Drip Mascot Returns After Cafe Escape
The fire station mascot raccoon fled from the Central fire hall abandoning the nursing bottle diet. He was found in a nearby cafe favoring French drip coffee for milk, then returned home and resumed feeding from the cow's milk bottle.
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Central Fire Station
Fred C. Amman Dies Sudden Death After Night Illness
Fred C. Amman president of Chase Amman Co. died suddenly after 4 AM at his home 523 Jackson Street following a day of illness after 9 PM yesterday. He had relinquished duties at the drug store and underwent an operation around midnight but did not survive.
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Monroe
Fred C. Amman
Jackson Street
Chase-Amman Co., Ltd
Amman
Three Cornered Race for Illinois Senate Seat
Chicago Sept 28 A three way bid for the Illinois United States Senate seat in November features Republican Hugh S. Magill opposing Frank L. Smith and Democrat George E. Brennan. Magill, a former state senator, is labeled by sponsors as an independent revolt against party nominees over ethics and campaign funding linked to utilities.
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Chicago
A. P
Illinois
United States Senate
Hugh S. Magill
Frank L. Smith
George E. Brennan
Magill
Séance Slush Fund Committee
Smith
Coolidge
Wecke Named Official Scorer for World Series
St Louis Post-Dispatch writer Herman Wecke is chosen by the local Baseball Writers association as official scorer for the world series. Approval comes from Commissioner Kennesaw Landis. Wecke and a New York scorer will assist James Gould of the St Louis Star, who serves as head scorer.
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ST. Louis
A. P
Herman Wecke
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Baseball ‘Writers’ Association
Kennesaw M. Landis
Wecke
New York
James Gould
St. Louis Star
Baseball Writers’ Association
Acorer
River Stages in Mississippi and New Orleans Water Levels
River stage figures show 283.1 feet at Memphis with a 0.1 rise noted. New Orleans water use remains at 0.1. data indicate minor fluctuations across stations.
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Mississippi
Memphis
New Orleans
Second Day of Kidnap Trial Opens in California
Witnesses in the Aimee Semple McPherson and Minnie Kennedy conspiracy case failed to identify the evangelist as the Carmel cottage resident last May. Kenneth G. Ormiston was cited as Mr. McIntyre by a laundryman, while others could not confirm seeing a woman there. The courtroom maintained strict seating with one person per seat as proceedings continued.
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Los Angeles
Cal
A. P
Carmel
Calif
Aimee Semple McPherson
Minnie Kennedy
Benedict Cottage
Kenneth G. Ormiston
William H. McMichaels
Stone Mason
Samuel R. Blake
Carmel-By-The-Sea
California
Blake
the Evangelist
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Republicans In Michigan Meet Guards Placed
The Republican state convention opened in Detroit amid harmony despite guards and policemen. Earlier an injunction restricting seating of Wayne county delegates was set aside by the state supreme court, permitting only the faction allied with Governor Groesbeck to be seated.
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Detroit
A. P
Wayne County
Lansing
Mich
Leland W. Carr
Groesbeck
State Supreme Court
Police Guard Convention Hall Detroit State GOP Delegates
Five hundred policemen are expected to supervise 800 delegates for seats at the Republican state convention. About 250 city and 250 state police will maintain order as factions led by Colonel Fred W. Green and Governor Alex Groesbeck contend for influence.
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Detroit
Sy A. P
Fred W. Green
Alex J. Groesbeck
Ward Line Steamer Mexico Grounded off Yucatan Reef
Passengers from the Ward Line steamer Mexico were removed by the steamer Brava after the Mexico grounded yesterday on a reef off the Yucatan coast. The stranded vessel headed toward Havana with repairs pending and passengers evacuated in good order.
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Ward Line
Yucatan Coast
New York
A. P
Mexico
Yucatan
Dho Brava
Havana
Garland Fund Spent to Aid Labor Causes in U S
A $1,654,000 Garland fortune once used to back labor ventures was spent after Garland refused personal use four years ago. Major gifts went to Brookwood Labor College, Vanguard Press, and Russian Reconstruction Farms, among others. fund overseers include James Weldon Johnson as board president and Elizabeth G. Flynn as secretary.
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New York
A. P
Charles Garland
April Fang
Free Love
American Fund For Public Service
Brookwood Labor College
Katonah
N. Y
Garland
Wall Street
Vanguard Press
Caucasus
Oklahoma Leader
The
Labor Age
Federated Press
Chicago
Rand School
Wyoming Federation of Labor
Portland
Oregon
Seattle
Washington
Labor Colleges
Workers’ School
Mena
Arkansas
Mary Wrenn Garland
Barnstable
Mass
North Carver
Allentown
Eehigh
James Weldon Johnson
Elizabeth G. Flynn
Ite
A. & J. M. Road Purchases Site for New Station
Bastrop La September 27 one of the week's major deals was the sale of P F Montgomery home on Cypress streets to the Arkansas & Louisiana Missouri railway for a depot site along the tracks west. The 150 by 388 foot lot sold for 11000 as the railway plans a large depot to meet growing business with the present depot area to become switch yards. Construction is not to begin for at least a month and plans are in preparation for a building expected to serve Bastrop for years.
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News-Star
Bastrop
P. F. Montgomery
Cypress Streets
Arkansas & Louisiana Missouri Railway
Montgomery
A. and L. M. Railroad
Ouachita National Bank
Eastern capitalists tour Tex oil fields headlined by Skelly
A party of eastern capitalists led by W. G. Skelly president of Skelly Oil arrived in Panhandle Texas to tour the oil fields. The group, including newspaper and magazine writers, traveled in two special cars and may stop in Amarillo tonight as heavy rains disrupt road conditions.
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Panhandle
Tex
A. P
W. G. Skelly
Skelly Oil Company
Amarilla
Grand Street Building Readies Two Stories in Monroe
Trousdale and Slater announced plans to replace the razed one story site at 130 South Grand Street with a two story brick building. The ground floor will house Trousdale and Slater, with upper floors for offices. total cost about 15000 dollars. The project blends with a neighboring Rivoire structure as Monroe expands its business offices.
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Trousdale & Slater
South Grand Street
Monroe
S. J. Rivoire
Trousvale and Stator
J.H. Trousdale
Mr. Trousdale
Women claim part of Clark fortune in Montana appeal
In Butte Montana three daughters of copper magnate William A Clark face a delayed appeal as lack of funds prevents filing. John A Shelton on behalf of the claimants warns the deadline for appeal is October 2 while New York lawyers say filing time has expired. The Clark estate is valued at over fifty million dollars.
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Butte
Montana
A. P
District Court
William.a. Clark
John A. Shelton
Shelton
Clark
New York
Monroe carbon field protests press for quota policy
A protests meeting in the Viredginia ballroom heard Dr. Ve Irion defend the conservation plan amid a daily gas quota cut in the Monroe field. Operators plan a Baton Rouge committee visit October 15 and 20 to seek action from Governor Henry Fuqua while pledging to abide by laws or face a special legislative session.
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Monroe
Vireginia
Ve Irion
Conservation Commissi
Irion
Baton Rouge
Henry Fuqua
Irien
Ing Atead
Conservation Department
Roe
Queen Marie Will Grant No Interviews in U S Visit
BUCHAREST September 28 Queen Marie will grant no interviews during her forthcoming visit to the United States. She will not be accompanied by an official press agent and all information will be provided by a member of the Romanian legation staff in Washington.
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Bucharest
A. P
Marie
United States
Legation
Washington
Asa Candler in Grave Condition Reported Today
At Atlanta on September 28 Aasa Candler 75 founder of Coca Cola remained in a grave condition after a paralytic attack Sunday. Physicians said there was no change and described his condition as exceedingly grave.
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Atlanta, Ga
A. P
Aasa Candler
Coca Cola
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