Magnus Johnson Is New Senator From Minnesota
The Farmer-Labor party lands its second Minnesota senator after Magnus Johnson won a special election to replace Knute Nelson. Republican Trav Preus conceded after midnight as Johnson held a large statewide lead anticipated to reach around 50,000 votes with about one third of precincts reporting. Johnson won St. Paul decisively and trailing results suggested a substantial margin statewide as returns continued.
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International News Service
ST. Paul
Minn
Farmer- Labor Party
Minnesota
United States Senate
Magnus Johnson
Knute Nelson
Trav
J. A. O. Preus
Johnson
Pres
Faye
Mrs Harding Fatigued From Alaska Trip Activities
Mrs Warren G. Harding, traveling with the presidential party from Washington, is reported fatigued from days of activity in Alaska. Doctors Boon and Sawyer say her condition is not serious but she needs rest, noting she remained in her Fairbanks hotel room until the train departure.
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Cinternational News Service
Fairbanks
Alaska
Washington
Warren G. Harding
Boon
Sawyer
Harding
One Death in Colorado Flood
Pueblo reports at least one death as flood waters from heavy cloudbursts paralyze telephone telegraph and rail lines. A farmer Frank Stevens of Hurd scrabble Cronk was killed while rescuing cattle. Arkansas River inundates Florence and nearby areas with three feet of water. Bridges swept away on the Denver and Rio Grande Western and Santa Fe lines near Portland.
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Cinternational News Service
Pueblo
Colo
Frank Stevens
Portland
Florence
Arthus Monometer Rides Into a Modern Bus Era
A fragment describes a shift from rickety streetcar travel to a modern bus system with smoother leather seating and better comfort. The note reflects on quieter travel, lack of jarring, and absence of old streetcar issues as buses replace old transit modes.
Officials Again Visit Scene Of Strange Tragedy
Officials inspect the July 4 death of Mrs. B J Cole at the farm scene. District Attorney Hildebrand and others question C J Cole and John Porter while relatives Reynolds and Tidmore return with Cole from Alabama to aid the inquiry. The inquest is slated for Thursday evening as investigators seek the truth behind the two gunshot wounds and the revolver clutched in her hand.
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B. J. Cole
R. L. Hildebrand
Bheritt Wiliam G. Andrews
J. M. Dunlap
J. P. Calawell
C. J. Cole
Houston Tidmore
Cc. G. Reynolds
Tuscaloosa
Ala
John Porter
Cole
Reynolds
Tidmore
Alabama
Mrs. Cole
Leviathan signals shift in transatlantic passenger race
The Leviathan, the giant American liner, completes its maiden voyage to New York amid Britain’s merchant marine struggle. The outbound crossing is noted as a symbolic step in rivaling British dominance in ocean passenger transport, while onboard provisions raise minor questions about whiskey and brandy in transit.
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W. R. Wray
International Mews Service
Correspor
Southampton
Eng
British Mercantile Marine
Leviathan
New York
Stars and Stripes
W H Dunlap Declares Mayor Candidacy
William H. Dunlap former county detective and Spanish American War veteran announced his decision to run for mayor and said he would file his petition within days after extended uncertainty over candidates.
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William H. Dunlap
Have A Heart Chris Give A Guy A Chance
A letter from the South Side And East Side Parlor And Parch Swing Workers Association pleads for revived street car service after 12:45 a.m. since its 15th of the month discontinuation. Local workers complain of late dancing then walking or taxi needs, with a promising note from Traction superintendent C. C. Coulthard about possible future arrangements.
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Hillcrest Avenue
Temple Avenue
C. C. Coulthard
Traction Company
Marriage Licenses Listed for New Castle and Nearby Areas
A list of marriage licenses includes Dan Barros and Borths Bayo of New Castle, Harry Portitt and Estelie Gilbert of New Castle, Richard Roberson of Beaver Falls, Dessie Simmons of Creek Co Georgia, Jarry Morris, A. Bacon of Wheathird, Beatrice Leinberger of Wheatland, Martin Paul of Wood City, Margaral Klaus of Buwood City, and others.
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Dan Barros
New Castle
Borths Bayo A
Harry M. Portitt
Estelie R. Gilbert
Richard Roberson
Beaver Falls
Dessie Simmons Creek Co
Jarry IV
Aero Morris
Wird
A. Bacon
Wheathird
Beatrice M. Leinberger
Wheatland Martin Paul
Fell-Vood
Margaral Klaus
Buwood City
Escaped Convicts Headed Toward Norfolk Harbor
Four of six convicts who escaped the Philadelphia state penitentiary were reported moving toward Norfolk in a power boat. Norfolk police patrolled the harbor and southern Hampton Roads after a telegram from Pocomoke City. Harbor police also searched for the motor boat Sunbeam, believed used by the fugitives, but no sign was found and reports said it may have sunk near Pocomoke.
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Norfolk
Philadelphia
Pocomoke City
J. L. Doxey
Norfolk Police Department
Norfolk Harbor
Hampton Heads
Cinternational News Service
Cape Charles
Sunbeam
Pocomoke
Auto Sideswipes Another Automobile on Liberty Street
Ed Pilch of 409 Syndal Street was driving west on Liberty Street around 7 50 p m when a car traveling in the same direction at about 25 miles an hour sideswiped his vehicle. The damage was slight. Mr Fitch reported the accident to the police.
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Ed, Pilch
Syndal Street
Liberty Street
Fitch
Harding Begins Slow Journey To Alaska Seacoast
President Harding heads to Seward after leaving Fairbanks aboard the government railroad. The trip southbound is faster than the northward leg but remains slow due to railroad newness, old equipment, and enhanced security. The journey reflects changes in Alaska mining towns as the president travels inland toward the coast.
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Harding
Alaska
George R. Holmes
Seward
Fairbanks
Strenuous Days For Troop A Men In Annual Camp At Colebrook
Strenuous days unfold as Troop A of the 104th Regiment camps at Colebrook Pa. The unit plans to move to Hum melstown and Harrisburg then Camp Paris Island with a Harrisburg rodeo Saturday. New Castle entries include Richard Grant in the Revaille race and Sergeant R A Richeal in the non commissioned officers jumping event among many others, led by Col E J Stack pole Jr. and based in Mor risburg.
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Wawa
Colebrook
Hummelstown
Harrisburg
Asfergn
Paris Island
104Th
Island Park
Bill
E. J. Stackpole, Jr
New Castle
Ust of
Richard Grant
R.A. Richeal
William Reep
Paul Clark
Everett McCracken
C W, Forney
Frad Pinetrock
Myr McClelland
John B. Brettell
Forrest Wlorda
John Pilch
T. Fred Bretell
Harvey G. Bintrim
Elmer Wittman
Reseng Trace
Frank Snyder
William Watkins
Harold Patton
Railroad Crossing To Be Guarded By A Flash System
County commissioners met Baltimore and Ohio officials and a Public Service Commission representative at Chewton to discuss placing a watchman at the Chewton B and O crossing after residents petitioned. The proposed no flash system was to be tested with a condition it could be changed if it failed.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Public Service Commission
Chewton
Jnstep
Public Service
Mount Gretna Inspecting Visit By Governor Pinchot
Mount Gretna Camp welcomes Governor Pinchot for a planned inspection after a Pershing reviewed mobilization. Major General Muir and General Price discuss camp order and salute etiquette as the Twenty-eighth Division prepares for combat readiness and the 109th Infantry trains on the range.
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Mount Gretna
Pinchot
Pershing
Muir
Baltimore
Sévery
General Price
General Muir
France
Price
Bergdall Family Update Trips To Germany
Mrs. Emma C Bergdall mother of Grover C Bergdall departed Wynnefield for New York and then to Germany on a planned visit. The report notes she aims to meet Louish Graver along the journey.
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Grover Bergdall
Germany
Philadelphia
Emma c. Bergdall
Grover C. Bergdall
Dodger
Jerome
Wynnefield
New York
Louish Graver
Penniman Named President of University in Philadelphia
Dr Josiah H Penniman provost of the University of Pennsylvania was appointed president of the state university by the board of trustees The post was created for General Leonard Wood who declined the office due to duties as governor of the Philippines
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Philadelphia
Josiah H. Penniman
University of Pennsylvania
Board of Trustees
Penniman
Leonard Wood
Kepner Letter Tampered With Pastor Charged
In a sensational development Rev. Platte Caetr yostar of First Presbyterian Church denies altering a February letter to Mrs. Kepner about family troubles. Dr. Caehr and State’s Attorney Anders plan to study the document at Leon Weinberg’s office to determine if it was tampered with and whether Mrs. Kepner’s death was self-inflicted or influenced by the letter.
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Nepner Simmons
Jan Ehnreh
Caehr
CIA
Kepner
Aaron R. Anders
Leon Weinberg
Nained Up
Aged man rides with hikers over Allegheny Mountains
Loura B Round and Barr Richards, 33, hikers from Calebrook pa, found an elderly man named Ralph Walker clinging to life on a mountain crossing. After a water stop at McConnellsburg, the feeble traveler asked to join for Greensburg. He claimed 83 years old, left Lauren pa with no money or food, and was dropped at Youngstown pa with bus fare to Mt Pleasant pa, expressing deep gratitude.
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Allegheny Mountains
Loura B. Round
Barr Richards
Round
Richards
Calebrook
Bron
104Th Cavalry
McConnellsburg
Mr. Round
Rownd
Greensburgs
Death notices for Jemima Mark Verne Sipe and Mayhew Reed
Jemima Mark, 72, of 20 Spring Street, is recorded as deceased. Verne Sipe died within a week, with address listed on Warren Avenue. Mayhew Reed, 54, from Shenauge Town is noted in the death record.
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Jemima Mark
Spring Sree
Evirent
Verne Sipe
Warren Avenue
Mayhew Reed
Shenauge Towns Ship
Great Host Ready for Picnic at Cascade Park
Don McHibben Cas cade Park manager reported all preparations completed for the Scottish Rite picnic at Cascade Park. The event will be held Wednesday with wives children and sweethearts invited. Attendance expected between 15 000 and 20 000 people.
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Don McHibben
Cascade Park
War driven by husband injures woman near Milton Dam
Reports cite Mrs T of Quanner Masury badly injured when a vehicle collision occurred between two machines near Milton Dam Rev H Cunningham of McKeesport will become pastor at Congregational Farrell Sept 16. Nearby incidents include a shooting by Henry Garner killing Milio Vian and a drowning of Wilbur Putnam in Connecticut Lake.
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Mra. T
Qonner
Masury
Milton Dam
5S. H. Cunningham
McKeessport
Congregational Church of
Farrell
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Interior
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Maryland
Berard Kenner
Frederick
Lulu Ricketts
Berard Kepner
CAMP
Dr. Penniman
State University
T. J. Cacir
Mont Bunham
New Martins
vMilio
Vian
Henry Garner
Garner
Wilbur Putiam
Wick
Greenville
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John Kenneth Lutz
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Beadam
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