Democrats Lead In Maine Governor Race Amid Overhaul
Dems appear to have won Maine’s governor seat as results show Louis J Brann leading with about 1 500 votes as precincts report with Lewiston and Sanford still missing. Edward C Murnay Jr defeats Republican John Nelson to give Democrats a Maine congressional presence for the first time since the Civil War era.
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Gnovernor
Poveener
Brann
Demacrrt
Martin
Republicsy
Lewiston
Sanford
Maine
Edward ¢. Murnay, Jr
John c. Nelson
Congress
Daniel
Oiling to Proceed in Most Counties Through Septem ber 15
A PA News bulletin details road work across Allegheny Butler and Beaver counties with no oiling in Lawrence County through September 15. It notes detour changes and ongoing river wall work near Jefferson Street and a bank restoration project. Tomato crops face slow ripening due to dry weather and cool nights.
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Allegheny
Butler
Beaver Counties
Lawrence County
News
Daily Weather Report for M1-hour period
Weather statistics show a maximum temperature of 36 and a minimum of 48 with no precipitation. River stage at 3.4 feet. Additional data lists Masonum temperatures at 8 and 7 with no precipitation noted.
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Ug, S
Two Men and Woman Start Flight to Rome
A flight from Floyd Bennett Field bound for Rome takes off carrying Dr Sean Pisculli and Miss Edna Newcomer with pilot William Ulbrich. The group plans a transatlantic leg following a southerly route while studying fatigue reactions aboard the plane.
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Rome
Billicking International Sewa
New York
Weptang
Sean M. Pisculli
Sure Jean
Yonkers
Wiliam Ulbrich
Edna Newcomer
Williamsport
Floyd Kenneth Field
Ulbrich
Dr. Piscuhi
Legion Poll Indicates Convention Against Censure Hoover
A Portland dispatch reports the American Legion’s 14th national convention leans toward approving a cash bonus for veterans and favors opposing censure of President Hoover. An International News Service poll shows a strong majority of delegations back a repeat of the 18th Amendment with safeguards for dry states, while support for censuring Hoover appears unlikely. The poll suggests the official Legion endorsement may back the Democratic plank on the bonus issue and oppose troop use to clear the bonus marchers.
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William KK. Hutchlnson
International News Service
Vortland
Ore
American Legion
Moorer
Legion Ape
Wshington
Lyon chosen as Y M C A president in New Castle
George Lyon head of New Castle Business College was selected to lead the YMCA for the coming year at the directors meeting held this afternoon. He has served as vice president for years. Executive posts went to T. W. McCullough as vice president Car Paisley as secretary and J. F. Rents as treasurer. R. J. Tully has long headed the guard.
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George ©. Lyon
New Castle Business College
Young Men's Christian Association
Oeanth of Directors
Lyon
T. W. McCullough
Car ©. Paisley
J. F. Rents
R. J. Tully
Tabernacle Erection Under Way for Revival Services
In a nod to a past revival, workers led by Thomas A. Gilkey begin erecting a large steel framed tabernacle near the South Mill street bridge for evangelistic services starting next Sunday. Rev PW Philpott of Canada to lead, A W Metee to direct music with a 60 voice chorus. about 100 men worked today, with canvas and windows to follow. Donations fund the construction as meals are provided for workers.
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Wenty
New Castle
South Mill Street Bridge
Tabernacle
Thomas A. Gilkey
PW. Philpott
Canadda
A. W. Metee
Metre
Curtis Dismayed By Maine Voting
Views President Curtis voiced disappointment at the Maine election results after a cabinet meeting He said the setback will spur harder work and a battle to carry the state in November The remarks came as Curtis campaign notes tied to Hoover's ticket were discussed in Washington
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Confident Republicana
International News Service
Washington
Frank Gismay
Maine
Curtis
Hoover
States Cast Ballot In Eight Primaries Across Nation
Voters in Arizona Colorado Louisiana Michigan New Hampshire Vermont Washington and South Carolina participated in primaries. Georgia residents vote Wednesday while a South Carolina run off will decide the Democratic Senate nomination between B D Smith and Cole L Blease. other contests include Jones against Bieler in Colorado and Long allied races in Louisiana. Michigan expected a 3,000,000 vote total across national state and county races. Vermont’s Porter H L Dale ran unopposed for the GOP nomination. Moses sought renomination in New Hampshire. Arizona’s Gay Hunt faced four opponents for the governor bid.
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Senator Jones
Adam Bieler
Colorado
Huey Long
Louisiana
Qverton
Brou
Michigan
Porter HL. Dale
Vermont
Moses
New Hampshire
Arizona
Gay
W. PB. Hunt
Fight ends in death at Walford restaurant front
John Stavros, chef at the Walford restaurant, died at Jasneson Memorial Hospital at 5 p m Monday from head injuries sustained last Thursday night when allegedly knocked to the sidewalk. Pete Kakevras was arrested and held on aggravated assault before Alderman William E Marshall. charge later upgraded to manslaughter. Coroner Orville Potter announced an inquest to be held with the Thursday hearing.
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John Stavros
Walford
Jasneson Memorial Hospital
Peter Kakovras Kakevras
William E. Marshall
John #. Haven
Orville Potter
Stavros
Potter
Committee to Hear Chest Report at Castleton Luncheon
New Castle Community Chest board members are notified of a noon luncheon at The Castleton on Thursday September 15. Directors will receive a report from the 1932 Common Chest committee, named by President L G Genkinger, on the current situation and outlook for the upcoming Chest drive.
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The
New Castle
Boat Explosion Toll Reaches Fifty Six Today in New York
Cintrenna cional reports the steamboat Observation disaster last Friday after a boiler exploded. The toll climbs to fifty six as ten crewmen are recovered from the East River, with Ray Johnson and Joan McIntyre among the identified. One body is Lat of Arthur Dingfeldt, all from Queens. Officials fear more remains may surface as identification limits persist.
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Cintrenna Cional
New York
East River
Ray Johnson
Joan MclIntyre
Queens
Arthur Ding
Feldt
Returns Home From Far North
Miss Rosen McGurk of 70d Buttes avenue returns from a four week journey to Alaska via railroad and boat. She visited Skagway and the Yukon country, noting extreme cold midwinter and short warm summers with abundant flowers. She observed fur trading, Glacier Park sights, and local northern life along the trip home.
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Rosen McGurk
Buttes Avenue
Alaska
Columbia
Yukon
Tua Skagway
Mec Gurk
Farling
United States
Canada
Germany weighs return to monarchy after constitution pledge
Berlin dispatch reports Chancellor Franz Von Stappen announcing the end of the Republican constitution drafted 13 years ago and outlining no clear program. Many fear a push to restore the monarchy as Junkers influence grows while the cabinet delays elections after Reichstag dissolution.
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Ky Fowards
DEUSS
Wandannl
Wwe
Carrmpendant
Berlin
Franz von Stapen
Welmar
Junkers
Jenbinet
Germany
Death Notices for Local Residents in County and City
Obituaries list Felix Ziembicki and William Burkie with ages, addresses in Nan na streek and vrenee County frame, plus Charles Henry Young 63 on Superior street, Dorothy L. Chartis six weeks at 928 Temple Avenue, and Folin Stavros four at 25 North Beaver.
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Felix Ziembicki
Cigent
Nanna Streek
William Burkie
Vrenee
County Frame
Charles Henry Young
Superior Street
Dorothy L. Chartis
Temple Avenue
Folin Stavros
North Beaver
Police Guard Society Wedding Threats Reported
A report describes police guarding a society wedding after extortion threats. A man claimed to be hired to disrupt the event and referenced a Black man. Daughters of social leaders faced similar threats, prompting security measures and investigations.
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Rudolph Diez
Agi
Iman
Raymond Olin Mitchell
Ann Ashcraft
Chicago
Edwin H. Ashcraft
Evanston
Wives of Former Presidents Back Hoover Campaign
New York Sept 13 Two women each once first ladies of the land were linked to support the Hoover campaign Mrs Theodore Roosevelt widow of the former president and Mrs Calvin Coolidge wife of Hoover's predecessor in the White House Both joined the Women's Advisory committee of the Republican National Committee.
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International News Serviaet
New York
White House
Hoover
Theodore Roosevelt
Calvin Coolidge
Republican Naional Committee
Roosevelt On His Way West
The spiritual train carrying Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt passed through Cleveland before 9 am. It stopped briefly to pick up Robert J. Marks of Cincinnati, a longtime friend who will accompany the candidate. Roosevelt learned Maine election results showing Democratic gains, with a reported win in the governorship and two congress seats, though full returns awaited. He did not stop to speak, and only a small crowd gathered at Union Station.
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Cleveland
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Robert J. Marks
Cincinnati
Roose
Maine
Congress
Roosevelt
Unio
No date set for closing municipal golf course
Lois Genkliger, parks director, said no closing date has been set for the municipal golf course. He noted golf will continue at the city links as long as weather permits. The cost of golf at the municipal course last week was 25 cents.
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Lois Genkliger
Parks
Laday
Ping Worte
Panicipal
Postoffice Construction Bids Opened at Elwood City
Bids for the Ore new postoffice at Elwood City will be opened in Washington this afternoon. It is expected the contract for the new building will be awarded in the near future after the bid opening.
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Ellwood City
Elwood City
Washington
Automobiles Chase Fire Trucks In Street Incident
D O Davies, director of saver today stated in a terse report that automobiles pursued fire trucks, with later vehicles failing to stop at the thoroughfare. He noted those arriving late hurried toward the scene while some did not pull to the side for safety.
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D. O Davies
Saver
Asaylus
Uwe
Auto Crash Leaves Man with Severed Ears in Centerville
An accident on the National Pike near Centerville left Vincent Muarello and Anthony Marea severely injured. Carleton, a local store clerk, was driving a Nine car when another vehicle collided.
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Charleno
Septim
Snels Automobile
Miku Rens
Centerville
Vincent Muarello
Bud
Anthony Marea
S21
Carleton
Iecal
Maree Auto
British boat rescues family and crew in rough voyage
bulletin reports a British trawler saved a family and crew after a plane disaster. continuation notes flight was impossible. details reference Captain Lord and the wreck, with passengers including small children, rescued at sea. report continues on page two.
Untitled scribbled note about a sports team
Fragmentary, largely unreadable note mentioning boys, pigskin, diets, and dates. No clear names, places, or outcomes can be identified from the legible words.
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Pisculsi
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Thermational News Service
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Henry W. Kinney
J. N. Pelington
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Georgia
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Chamber of Commerce
Butler Avenue
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Skagway
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