Blease Loses In Primary In South Carolina
Apparent defeat of Cole L. Blease, a dominant figure in South Carolina politics, was the outstanding result of primaries held in eight states yesterday. Early returns show Byrnes defeating Blease for the senatorial nomination as the race patterns across states unfold.
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International News Service
Cole L. Blease
South Carolina
Learly
Blease
James F. Byrnes
Louisiana
Huey P. Lone
United States Senate
International News Services
Joseph E. Ransdell
George H. Shaw
William V. Hodges
Colorado
Edward P. Costigan
Couzens
Michigan
Senate
Osborn
Weeks
Republi
Maine election day passes with little interest and turnout
Special correspondent notes Maine holds its annual election but reports no public interest or votes in Camp Richardson Calif. The piece mocks voter apathy toward both candidates as a long running stereotype, ending with a casual sign off.
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Camp Richardson
Cal
Maine
Street life and civic projects headline city page
A busy Washington street storefront draws crowds as workers fit tile pieces for a new store entrance. Locals thank L B Round for aiding the city with bricks for a West Side stables floor. Frost hits Harbor district. Welker’s plants toppled. North Street attracts attention with steam shovel work. Garden Club flowers dazzle at Carnegie auditorium show amid drought. North Street repaving nears between East Street and Neshannock Avenue. Croton school touts a right traffic system with two lads directing pedestrians after classes.
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Croton School
Daily Weather Report Summary
The 24 hour period ending at 9 this morning showed a maximum temperature of 80 and a minimum of 39 degrees. Precipitation totaled 0.1 inches and the river stage stood at 0.0 feet.
Birthday Cake Marks New Castle News Golden Anniversary
The New Castle News celebrates 50 years in publication with a three tier Angel Food cake made at Dufford store by Dorothy K. Harris representing A. G. Stove Company. The cake, frosted in yellow, bears 50 candles and will be cut on the golden anniversary Thursday. Messages of congratulations pour in.
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New Castle News
Dorothy K. Harris
W. F. Dufford
A. 3. Stove Company
Battle Creek
Mich
Dufford
Thousands of Blooms At Garden Club Show
Drought doubts were overcome as the Garden Club’s tenth annual flower show opens in Carnegie Auditorium. The display impresses with autumn blooms and rich color, despite expectations of a lean year.
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Garden Club
Carnegie Auditorium
Seek Husband Of Murdered Woman In Philadelphia
Police widen dragnet in Philadelphia for the husband of Ruth Radler 27 year old Chicago nurse found fatally shot on a Lower Gwynedd highway authorities seek to question him after a description of the man last seen with the victim matches her former spouse.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Ruth Radler
Chicago
Lower
Gwynedd Township
Here
Suspects Not Bank Bandits In Elyria Bank Heist
Cashier Phil Cox identified two men in Elyria as possible robbers of the Volant bank but they did not match the men, bag, or gun used in the robbery. The actual bandits who stole about $1000 two weeks ago remain at large across the states.
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Elyria
Volant
Phil Cox
Cox
States
Wadlinger Nominated Unopposed For Legion Command
Major Guy J. Wadlinger was the lone nominee for commander of the Perry S. Gaston post No. 343 American Legion at the September 9 nominating meeting. A longtime Legionnaire from New Castle, he helped organize the post in 1919 and suggested naming it for Dr. Perry S. Gaston, the first Lawrence County serviceman to die in World War I. He previously declined posts but now accepts the command after years of service.
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Perry S. Gaston
American Legion
Legion
Guy .J. Wadlinger
Major Wadlinger
New Castle
Western Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Lawrence County
Wadlinger
79Th
Sparks From Forge Likely Ignite Roof Fire Near Station
Firemen responded to a blaze behind Central station at Miller and Rohrer's blacksmithing shop 231 Cochran Way. Sparks from a forge likely ignited a roof section, causing 25 dollars in damage before flames were put out.
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Central Station
Miller and Rohrer
Cochran Way
Marines Guard Food Depots In Santo Domingo
British sailors from H M S Danae guard Santo Domingo food depots as US Marines join relief efforts. Government officials report about 3500 deaths and 25 million dollars in damage after the hurricane, with 18000 injured and many bodies still buried.
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Santo Domingo
International News Service
H. M. S. Danae
Trujillo
United States
Bombay Flood Strikes City After Prolonged Rain
The worst flood in a century swamped Bombay after a 36 hour downpour leaving 21 inches of muddy water. Traffic halted amid collapsed mud houses and panic in native quarters. Shortages of food water and essentials, wells contaminated, elections postponed to September 18, relief urged from neighboring centers.
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Bombay
India
Perry Highway Opening Observed In Mercer Celebration
A formal ceremony marks the Perry Highway opening between Pittsburgh and Mercer with Governor Fisher and state officials in attendance. District dignitaries and thousands join a luncheon at Hotel Humes Mercer and speeches by C G Jordan J C Frame John C Dight and other officials with invitations to Gifford Pinchot Hemphill and James J Davis.
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Perry Highway
Pittsburgh
Mercer
Western
Pennsylvania
Constitution Week Proclaimed by New Castle Mayor
William H. Gillespie, mayor of New Castle Pennsylvania proclaims September 14 to 21 as Constitution Week to honor the adoption of the Federal Constitution. He urges citizens to display national colors and have patriotic observances in churches schools and societies during the week.
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William H. Gillespie
New Castle
Pennsylvania
WM. H. Gillespie
Bequeaths His Fiancee In a Lost Brother Will
In Eldorado Illinois Frances Weaver, once of the city now in East St. Louis, is named as the beneficiary in a Chicago will of Professor Daniel P. Brooks of North Park College. Brooks died December 22 and had pledged love to Miss Weaver before his death. The coroner’s office uncovered the unknown will recently.
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Central Press
Eldorado
Frances Weaver
East St. Louis
Miss Weaver
Chicago
Daniel P. Brooks
North Park College
Cook County
Brooks
Hoover Moves Toward Selective Immigration Policy
The White House outlines a restrictive order to curb European labor influx amid high unemployment. Canada and Mexico are exempt from quotas, with the policy potentially trimming overall immigration. President Hoover backs a selective system, though he did not press it in the last Congress.
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White House
Europe
Canada
Mexico
Hoover
State Department
Buenos Aires Is Armed City
Martial law and strict censorship loom over Buenos Aires as General Jose Uriburu's provisional government moves to stabilize the capital. Soldiers aircraft and naval units are visible in a reinforced security posture while officials claim measures are precautionary after inauguration unrest. General Augustin Justo assumes command.
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Jose Uriburu
Buenos Aires
Augustin Justo
Buenos
Death Notice for Susanna McCormack Locke at 75
Mrs. Susanna McCormack Locke 75 of 412 Highland avenue died recently. Also noted is infant Robert Meyndl 6 weeks of 422 Waldo street.
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Susanna McCormack Locke
Highland Avenue
Robert Meyndl
Waldo Street
Bankers See Less Severe Drought Impact in Lawrence County Farms
Lawrence County s 35 bankers.completed their second annual farm tour reporting optimistic signs despite a widespread drought. They noted crops show drought marks but farmers plan to harvest slightly below normal yields, with dry weather and early frosts causing some damage yet no widespread discouragement. County Farm Agent H R McCullough accompanied the group, which traveled by private car and returned about 9 pm.
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Lawrence County
H. R. McCullough
C. P
Graf Zeppelin Arrives in Moscow to Warm Reception
The Graf Zeppelin and twenty passengers led by Hugo Eckener arrive at Moscow Municipal airport to a crowd of about 100000 as Soviet officials and German diplomats greet them. The airship moors to a mast amid a holiday atmosphere and is escorted by Soviet planes.
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Moscow
Graf Zeppelin
Soviet Russia
Hugo Eckener
Friedrichshafen
Graf
Flower Show Opens Today
The piece notes the flower show opens today with emphasis on beautiful blooms and exotic displays. It highlights the event as a draw for visitors, mentioning the sunny weather as inviting people to attend.
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Daily Weather Report
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