Tyler And Davies Win Nominations For City Council
Tyler and Davies secure the Republican nominations for the city council four year terms with Tyler tallying 6258 votes and Davies 3391. Louis G. Genkinger wins the unexpired two year term over U Z Sweesy 6225 to 4881. A crowded field and ward shifts shaped a surprising council race with several incumbents failing to secure nominations.
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Walter V. Tyler
Fisher
D. O. Davies
Davies
Ara
Judson ¢. Norris
Louis G. Genkinger
U. Z. Sweesy
Walter ¥. Tyler
Jess W. Jenkins
David A. Moore
Charles E. Patterson
Fike
Bes L. Lusk
Daniel G. Morrow
David L. Shields
Richard R. Lewis
Tyler
Best
Lusk
Kline Maintains Lead In Pittsburgh Mayoral Race
Bulletin from the News Service shows in 620 of 687 districts Kline with 67 444 votes and Smith 18 447. In council races Malone 7 748 English 43 212 Herron 47 505 Little 51 668 McArdle 41 441 Burle 30 844 Brenner 9 112 Winner 11 581 Zak 8 962. For county court judge McKim 68 126 Ew ing 51 094 in 1 107 districts.
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Ee Oervice
Pittsburgh
Sept. Va
Kline
Smith
Council
Malone
English
Herron
Little
McArdle
Burle
Brenner
Winner
Zak
McKim
Ewing
Election results reveal winners and votes across the community
Arthur Mometer Woll notes the election is over with winners declared and many votes tallied. He reflects on effort and effort's value, praising those who ran even in defeat while mentioning the community weather reading of 79.
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Saue
Quasi- PA
Court of Inquiry To Fix Shenandoah Disaster Blame
Nashville citizens threaten lynching as witnesses identify Henry Horv, a black suspect, in a wave of murders and robberies. Police tie Horv to two burglaries via recovered loot, with many locals naming him the prowler seen near homes. A mob risk prompted authorities to move the prisoner for safety. Meanwhile a separate naval court of inquiry opens at Lakehurst to determine responsibility for the Shenandoah crash and possible punishment for the guilty.
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International News Service
Nashville
Tenn
Henry Horv
Horn
Felice Alan
Tos
New Jersey man dies from flywheel accident
International News Service reports Philadelphia set a fatal incident in Gloucester when 56 year old William Fletcher fell head first into a flywheel at the Thomas A. Henry company. He died at North East hospital from a broken neck.
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New Jersey
Alderman Hamilton Wins Republican Nomination
Alderman Walter T. Hamilton of the Second Ward won the Republican nomination for alderman over R. S. Kissinger by a three to one vote. Also noted is the birth announcement for Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Zurasky of 7, naming their baby born September 10 at New Castle hospital.
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Walter T. Hamilton
R. S. Kissinger
R. J. Zurasky
A! Des
Castelltospital
Namled
Agaes le
Lafollette Jr Wins Wisconsin Senate Primary by Huge Margin
International News Service reports in Madison that Robert M. Lafollette Jr leads Roy P. Wilcox by about 61,000 votes from 1,769 of 9,401 precincts. Woodward, a Ku Klux Klan candidate, outdistances McGovern, indicating unexpected strength against Lafollette and Wilcox. The party’s nomination likely seals the general election.
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International News Service
Madison
Wis
Robert M. Lafollette, Jr
United States Senate
Wisconsin
Lafollette
Roy P. Wilcox
Joliette
Wilcox
Woodward
McGovern
Latollette
Latallette
Young Lafollette
Walworth
Rock County
Latrollette
John J. Blaine
Daniel Woodward
Francis E. McGovern
Latollette and
Replief
Drya
Borah argues against debt leniency with France
Senator Borah, chairing the foreign relations committee, told President Coolidge that France should not receive better debt terms than Britain. He warned undue leniency would meet vigorous Congressional opposition, underscoring that France is better able to pay and must face terms on par with Britain.
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Coolidge
France
Britain
International News Service
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Wm. H. Borah
Idaho
Tdabo
White House
Vna
Judge McLaughry Is Renominated In Mercer County Primary
In Sharon Pennsylvania incomplete returns from the Republican primary indicate Judge James A McLaughry has been nominated for November by a margin of about 2506. Attorney Ben Jarrett and Attorney Fred Services trailed. Henry H Moody former burgess was renominated for the office of burgess.
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Sharon
Mercer County
James A. McLaughry
Ben Jarrett
Fred Services
An Farrell
Henry H. Moody
Burgess
Kline Leads By Big Margin For Pittsburgh Mayor
Pittsburgh returns show Judge Charles H. Kline winning the Republican mayoral nomination over Prof. William L. Johnson by about 48,000 votes with labor ticket backing. Democrats unopposed. McKeesport contests. weather and low turnout noted. Nominations include council and county posts across Republican, Democratic and labor slates with Kline leading in several offices.
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Kline
Pittsburgh
Charles H. Kline
Er National News Service
United
Republican Party
William L. Laith
Lst
Carmen C. Johnson
H. Rea Garber
Pohibition Party
Socialist Party
Wm. J. van Essen
Allegheny County
McKeesport
George H. Lysle
James F. Malone
Harry A. Little
John
Herron
W. Y. English
J. N. Moore
Robert H. Braun
W. J. McGregor
Common Pleas Court
James Carpanier
Samuel J. McKim
Carmen
Johnsson
Chas. €. Reel
David l Flynn
Wayne Paulin
Louis Leonard
Fred J. Herrington
J. Yeager
Sheri—Honna Wagner
Jerry B. McMunn
Gammon Pleas
Willam N. McNair
Geo
Schafter
Death Record Notice in Guilo Del Rosso Area
Death notice for Mrs. Mary Sandulla aged 1 residing at 508 East Tautian Street Guilo Del Rosso area records the loss. Also listed is Shenango Township resident Shenango Township native Shenango area figure Del Rosso aged 35 referenced in document.
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Mary Sandulla
Tautian Street
Guilo del Rosso
Shenango Township
Walker Wins Over Hylan In New York Mayor Fight
New York voters on Sept 16 showed Senator James J Walker leading Mayor John F Hylan in the Democratic mayoralty primary by about 90 000 and claiming the nomination in a fierce race with strong Party backing. Frank D Waterman led the Republican field with a sizable plurality over John J Lyons and William Bennett as results from Greater New York aggregated.
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Waterman
New York
Walker
Cruise Time International News Service
Yesta Day
James
John F. Hylan
Dermeck
Ciis Vivers
John F. Lyons
William E. Bennett
Jas. J. Walker
John F. Rylan
James J. Walker
Frank D. Waterman
John J. Lyons
William M. Bennett
Hylan
How Two Major Parties In N Y Cast Their Vote
New York's primaries results list Democratic and Republican nominees for mayor comptroller president of board of aldermen and borough presidents across Manhattan Brooklyn Queens Bronx and Richmond. Key names include James J. Walker Charles W Berry Joseph McKee Julius Millar John R Davies Joseph A Gulder Wilma Stanley Miller Maurice Connolly and J Barry Tiernan among others. Race outlines show party picks for citywide and borough leadership.
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International News Service
New York
James J. Walker
Republian
Frank D. Waterman
Camptroller
Chas. W.berry
Jas. B. Ptuegan
Board of Aldermen
Joseph ¥. McKee
George A. Harvey
Manhattan
JuHus Millar
John R. Davies
Brooklyn
Joseph A. Gulder
Wil- Man
Stanley Miller
Queans
Maurice BK. Connolly
John
Mrass- Bronx
Benty Bruckner
Peter S. O'Mara
Richmond
J. Barry Tierman
Frank &. Grnnon
Judge Emery Victor Top in Tuesday Primary Race
Judge Emery Victor led Lawrence county in Tuesday primaries with 9,068 votes, a 1,282 edge over opponent John P. Lockhart. In district attorney, J Elder Bryan won 10,718 to Orville Brown’s 9, 方 Allie Reynolds surged to sheriff with 1,572 votes, beating Frank N. Johnston. Miss Jeanetta Hutton set a county voting record with 19,686 votes for registrar and recorder.
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S. Plummer Emv
Lawrence County
Republic
Emery
John P. Lockhart
Robert L. Wallace
Lockhart
Wallace
Aone
Howev Empery
Bryan
Atorney
J. Elder Bryan
Orville Brown
Brown
Harrison M
Jack M. Dumisp
Conate
iJohn W. Fee
M. Dinsmore
Frank J. Waddington
A. Sharp Leslie WR. Meiler
Miss Hutton
fJeanetta Hutton
F. M. Adams
Mr. Adams
Mina Hutton
Rampaige
Lawrence C
M. Clint Kennedy
Edward J. O' Brien
J. S. McClalland
Margaret Marche O
Pittsburgh
DO. J. Jones
Anna
W. G. Armor
New Castle
R, D
Caillaux Seeks U S Debt Settlement for France
Paris dispatch reports French finance minister Caillaux leaving with a debt mission to the United States. He says France will tell Americans it is ready to settle its debt, confident of restoring France’s credit and appealing to American sense of fair play.
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Queleton International News Service
Panis
United States
France
M. Caillaux
Paris
Man To Be Given Hearing On Murder Case In Darby Pa
Harry Simpson of Darby faces a murder hearing after allegedly shooting George Cyrus Greenwood a 42 year old Darby resident in the hallway of Greenwood’s home. Three bullets struck Greenwood with the fatal shot. Neighbors note past trouble over Simpson’s wife and Greenwood had repeatedly warned him away. Greenwood died soon after the incident.
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Darby
International News Service
Philadelphia
Harry Simpson
George Cyrus Greenwood
Greenwood
Simpson
Ard
Nouse
Polis
Sima
Sou Tall
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Arthur Mometer
Duse
Venus
Virginia Carr
West Virginia
International Petroleum Congress
Tulsa
Okla
Parkersburg
Court of Inquiry
Wilbur
Air Court of Inquiry
Shenandoah Disaster
John Huggins
Jerry Sullivan
Mildred McNab
Clyde Littrell
Hamilton
Father
Senator Borah
Congress
Judge McLaughry
William L. Smith
N.Y
Victor
N. Y
Emery Victor
Reynolds
Cty
P. Emery
America
Caillaux
Mattes
U.S
Willow Grove
William G. Andrews
John Willis
Ernest Reese
Harry Biskey
Harry Boston
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