Desist Tunney Rogers Arouseds Stick To Books
Special To The News reports Will Rogers defending home beer against Gene Tunney criticisms. Rogers urges sticking to home industry and personal skill, arguing home brew is handmade and takes nine years of practice. He contrasts home production with factory beer and defends American home enterprises.
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Pa Newe Observes Odd Town Snapshots and Local Happenings
Pa Newe notes quirky street scenes with a lady and two dogs, cyclists, and school hockey players as New Castle eyes a municipal golf course. Mercer hosts Old Home Week with decorations while corn roast season wanes. FFA convention draws folks to The Castleton and warnings rise about hit and run drivers. Carnegie auditorium hosts a promising show and a council idea to empower weed control faces action.
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Maine Republicans sweep to large election majority
Complete Maine returns show a Republican surge with Gov elect Gardiner defeating Moran by about 80,000 votes and Senator Hale re elected over Holmes as 544 of 623 precincts report. Officials warn full totals may take days to finalize.
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Earl Rowland Believed Winner Of Class A Air Derby
Officials in Los Angeles check elapsed times of the New York to Los Angeles air derby. Earl Rowland, piloting a Cessna, landed at Mines Field in what is believed to be a 12 hour tying time for the first prize of 3000 dollars. Unofficial ranking places Robert Duke of Pittsburgh second, with Tex Rankin of Portland third.
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Mines Field
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Boston
Death record for Mrs. Thomas J Wilson in Sioux City
Mrs. Thomas J Wilson, 73, of Sioux City, is recorded in the death notice. Arthur Dale Trimble, age 6, is listed in Shenango Township as another notable record in the same item.
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Shenango
Township
Secretary Davis To Join President Coolidge On Washington Trip
President Coolidge travels from Wisconsin to Washington and will pass Pennsylvania tonight. Secretary of Labor James J. Davis will greet the president at New Castle and give an early Mercer county Republican campaign address before joining the journey to the capital. Republican headquarters say no formal welcome plans exist as the presidential train changes engines.
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Flaherty Back After Visit To Foreign Lands
Flaherty returns from overseas trip noting industrial conditions abroad. He reports on economic factors observed in foreign markets and potential implications for domestic industry.
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Hoover Finishes Tentative Labor Speech Draft
Hoover completed a tentative draft of his third public address as the Republican nominee. He will stress labor issues, pledge to maintain high wages and employment, and endorse curbing injunctions in labor disputes while supporting collective bargaining. He plans a Newark speech on September 17 and a possible Chesapeake Bay fishing trip afterward.
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Hoover
Newark
Chesapeake Bay
Bootleggers Use Girls For Dupes In Rum Ring
Philadelphia probe led by Prosecuting Attorney John Monaghan contends women and girls cover major bootleg operations. A slim girl named Anna Conney appeared near jury rooms as a nominal owner in alcohol diversions, with federal agents joining the inquiry.
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Monaghan
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Quaker Industrial Alcohol Company
Denver Earthquake Felt At Regis College
An earthquake described as medium intensity was recorded on the seismograph at Regis College Denver. Father F A Forestall in charge of the apparatus said it likely struck on the North American continent but he could not estimate the distance or direction of the tremor.
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President Coolidge En Route Home to Washington
President Coolidge, returning from a three month vacation aboard the presidential special, heads toward Washington. The train will reach Chicago after leaving Wisconsin's summer White House, with Wednesday expected for his desk at the executive offices.
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George TL. Durno
Indiana Publisher Returns to Regular GOP Support
Thomas H. Adams publisher of Vincennes Commercial ends two years of GOP infighting by backing both national and state tickets. He aligns with Harry S. Leslie for governor, after previously denouncing Leslie as speaker for obstructing a corruption probe.
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Leslie
House of Representatives
Marriage Licenses Fas Roswel to Roswell M Osborne to Phebe Frye
New Castle and Butler area licenses list entries for Fas Roswel M Osborne Phebe Frye Edward Spinza Cora Stewart Hildreth Walton Leo Keeton Majorie Kennedy Rupert Rose Myra Jones Sam Simmons Elizabeth Barns with towns New Castle Youngstown Butler and Volant dated recently.
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New Castle
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Sherbing
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Delegates Meet In Formal Session At Horning Convention
The fifteenth annual Fraternal Patriotic Americans convention opens in the Tf. O. O. F. hall with about a hundred delegates and fraternal delegates from New York New Jersey Maryland and Virginia expected to near two hundred by tonight. Charles F. Bauman Philadelphia state councilor opens proceedings after a singing of America led by Albert C. Miller Allentown state vice chancellor. An invocation by Rev. F. E. Stough follows.
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Maryland
Virginia
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Philadelphia
America
Albert C. Miller
Alientown
F. E. Stough
John's Lutheran Church
Maine Result Reflects Sentiment Favoring Republicans
Senator Curtis of Kansas said Maine’s outcome shows the mood of the people and signals a Republican trend. Democratic leaders cautioned that Maine’s solid GOP tilt bodes no defeat for the national ticket in November, noting the regional political divide.
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Hoover predicted to sweep nation in November says Davis
Secretary James J. Davis projected a landslide win for Herbert Hoover in the upcoming election. He warned that the nation faces a crossroads amid overdeveloped basic industries and the need to provide work and maintain living standards. Davis spoke while en route to Mercer for a hometown celebration.
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President Coolidge and party pass through New Castile tonight
President Calvin Coolidge with his staff and many newspaper men will travel through New Castile tonight on the way back to Washington, D. C., from the west. He returns to the Capitol after a long Wisconsin vacation.
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Convicts Escape From Rockview Prison In Pennsylvania
Lawrence County inmates Roy Palmer Harry Kink alias Robert Garvin and Lewis Marino fled through a wire stockade and headed into the mountains near Bellefonte as a posse hunted for them. Officials said a nightlong search found no trace and clues about their route were lacking. The escape followed another breakout on July 26 involving four convicts.
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Bellefonte
Rockview Penitentiary
Liberty
Roy Palmer
Bradford County
Harry Kink
Robert Garvin
Philadelphia
Lewis Marino
Lawrence County
Here
Miss Gilliland Resigns as General Secretary
Anna I Gilliland resigns after ten years as general secretary of the Associated Charities at 81 East Street. The board met in Chartres headquarters and official resignation takes effect October 1. Gilliland will remain until a successor is secured and thanks the board for its courtesy. Routine business was discussed as many members attended.
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East Street
Anna I. Gilland
Chartres
FL A. Hover
The
Noard
Miss Caliland
Miss Gilliland
Dye Board
Tin City Rocket At Yuma Tonight
A telegram reports the Tin City Rocket, piloted by R J Merritt, continuing the coast to coast race from New York to San Francisco. The jet and crew reached Yuma with cheers, then plan to push toward Weld well and finish in the national derby, despite a lost ship and damaged details.
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R. J. Merritt
Tin City
Castle
Gense
Yuma
Fragmented Memoir Fragment Highlights Seasonal Mood
A fragmented, stylized reflection on life and seasonality, mentioning memory, doubt, and sensory imagery. The text blends irregular phrases about people, weather, and emotion with poetic fragments rather than a clear narrative or report.
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