Rogers Letters on Bottles and Washington Politics
Special to Tha News from Cimarhon New Mexico notes Will Rogers lampooning the idea of hauling bottles to the White House to influence political action. He jokes about President and Senator Howell delivering Rhine goods and uses playful sniping at Howard and congressmen amid Washington maneuvering.
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Cimarhon
N. M
Charles Bowes
Vvice
Howell
Rhine
Washington
Howard
White House
Will Rogers
New Castle Eyes Municipal Golf and Dam Repair Push
Beaver Falls considers city recreation including a municipal golf course as New Castle advances similar projects with municipal tennis courts. Councilman Walter Tyler urges removing the Rosena furnace dam to restore swift water flow. The city hosts the 323rd Light Field Artillery reunion with about 500 veterans expected. Coastal notes cover clocks changing to EST and rail remote-control signaling.
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Beaver Falls
New Castle
Walter Tyler
Rosena Furnace
323Rd Light Field Artillery
Beaver
Butler County
Pa Newe
Daily Weather Report Summary
Weather data for a 44 hour period ending at 9 am shows maximum temperature aa and minimum 19 with no precipitation. River stage stands at 3.6 feet and is falling.
Peacox Grilled On Stand In Bride Murder Case
Earle Peacox faces cross examination in White Plains on the murder of his wife Dolly. District Attorney Frank H. Coyne pressed him about blood found in the kitchen and sleeves as the trial proceeded with a large audience. The hearing noted Dolly slain in the parlor around midnight April 21.
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James L. Rilgallen
International News
Stair
Courthoussh
White Plains
Earle Peacox
Dolly
Frank H. Coyne
Peacox
Annual Election At Gaston Post Names New Legion Officers
The Perry S. Gaston Post American Legion held its annual meeting in the Legion Home last night naming officers for the coming year. Elected were H. H. Rosenthal as Post Commander, Guy J. Wadlinger as Senior Vice Commander, J. Glen Berry as Junior Vice Commander, Bernard Hook as Chaplain, Alfonso Robb as Finance Officer, Harold Blewitt as Post Historian, Addison Caruthers as Sergeant at Arms, and trustees Ivor V. Davis Harry M. Lang and Russell Allen.
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Perry S. Gaston Post
American Legion
Legion
H. H. Rosenthal
Guy J. Wadlinger
J. Glen
Berry
Bernard Hook
Alfonso Robb
Harold Blewitt
Addison Caruthers
Ivor V. Davis
Harry M. Lang
Russell Allen
New Castle Field Club
R. C. Lute
T. W
sCullough
Ed Pritchard
Paul Welsh
Tom Edmunds
First Lady Hoover Visits New York for Girl Scouts Benefit
Mrs Herbert Hoover, wife of the President, arrives incognito for a fundraising loan exhibition at the American Art Galleries in East Fifty Seventh Street. A guard of honor of Girl Scouts will greet her and two girls will open the doors to display the organization's flags. She attends tea at the Colony Club hosted by Mrs Nicholas Brady after the exhibit.
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David FP. Sentner
International News Service
New York
Herbert Hoover
National Council of Girl Scouts
Hoover
Washington
Girl Scouts Council
Leries
G Scout
East Fifty-Seventh Street
Colony Club
Nicholas F. Brady
Washington Stirred by Liquor Charges
Washington, Sept. 25. Senator Howell charges that prohibition is enforced against the little man but not the rich, prompting a New Deal inquiry. He cites reports accusing prohibition officials of protecting Wardman hotels and liquor sold openly near the Carleton Club. Brookhart accuses attending senators of a banquet with silver whisky, implying hidden flasks.
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Carleton Club
Bowell
H. W. Deathitt
Hoover
Washington
Moover
Howell
Hoover Woth
Department of Justice
District Attorney
Prohibition Commissioner
Caneer
Brookhart
John and Florence Honeymoon at Plymouth Vermont
Major John Coolidge and his bride continue their honeymoon at the Coolidge homestead in Plymouth Vermont. They visit childhood haunts and a family cemetery where Calvin Coolidge is buried, and take a countryside motor tour. Aurora Pierce, longtime housekeeper, serves a hearty breakfast as the couple enjoys autumnal Vermont scenery.
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Vectornational
Plymouth
Verimont Hills
John Coolidge
Aurora Pierce
Coolidge
John
Calvin
Higgins Sinking Rapidly, Doctor Reports Critical Condition
New York Sept 25 Miller Higgins was said to be sinking rapidly and not expected to live through the day. Dr Edward ins, baseball manager at St Vincent hospital, reported Higgins was much weaker than two hours before and totally unconscious.
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Cloretagrin
News
Mystery Woman Identified as Minister's Daughter in Cleveland
In Cleveland on September 2 a positive identification was made of a young woman who died Sunday in a hospital from double pneumonia. Rev BL Byron Curtiss, rector at Allen New York, claimed the woman as his daughter Helen Byron Curtiss aged 32. She worked in the circulation department of a New York public utility.
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Atlant News
Cleveland
Double Pneumonis
BL. Byron-Curtiss
Allen
N. Y
Helen Byron- Curtiss
New York Public Lik
Lauderdale Prepares as Hurricane Threat Looms
Lauderdale, Florida, Sept. 35. Merchants board up windows and the public takes precautions as the fringe of the hurricane moves toward the coast, with coastal strike chances considered possible.
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Lauderdale
Florida
Senate Leaders Boost Tariff Battle Amid Hoover Endorsement
Washington Sept 25 Senate leaders press the tariff fight as President Hoover backs a flexible provision that lets the president adjust rates. Senators Simmons and Harrison spearhead coalitions on either side, arguing the clause shifts power from Congress to the executive and could lift prices.
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William K. Lutchinson
International News Service
Washington
Hoover
Senate
Weir
Explosion at Chicago theatre wounds crowd and stirs racketeers probe
A bomb exploded near the Academy of Music stage door in Chicago as patrons left a show injuring several and scattering a rushing crowd. One man suffered facial injuries as investigators pursue a suspected racketeering group behind the blast.
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Chicago
Academy Shealer
Fover
Fear Volcano Lava Outbreak Near Mauna Loa
Volcanic activity around Mauna Loa in Hawaii prompted residents to fear an eruption similar to the 1907 lava flow. Tremors were widely reported with centers near the summit area.
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Java
Mauna Loa
Mount Mine Lutai
T. A. Jaggar
Hawaii
Death notices for Gertrude Leasure and Patterson Prankenburg
Death records list Gertrude Ruth Leasure aged ten weeks at South Front Street Fanksville Pennsylvania and Patterson Prankenburg aged 72 of Leesburg Pennsylvania. Both notices provide minimal details and locations.
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Gertrude Ruth Leasure
South Front Street
Fanksville
Patterson Prankenburg
Leesburg
Tax reduction plan take shape for looming Congress
Treasury officials begin drafting a tax cut program to be presented to the December session. Despite large year end appropriations and brisk business activity, analysts expect substantial effort toward slash in taxes as 1929 commerce surges.
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Robert 8
Tho
Widow Of Slain Miner Takes Stand In Pittston Trial
Sophie Borkowski testified about the February 10 killing of John Borkowski at the Pittsburgh Coal Company barracks. Prosecutors described the slaying as brutal as the defendant group faces murder charges.
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Miz
Sophie Borkowski
Joan
Eummenitieos
Nowa Seni
Usburgh
John Borko
Ivon Velice
Borkowski
John M. Patterson
Inparial
Pittsbuth Coal Company Iron and Coal Petee
Wiltsies
Soviet Fliers Brave Perils At Dutch Harbor
The Moscow to New York seaplane Land of the Soviets, after a stormy voyage, moored at Unalaska Harbor awaiting favorable weather to resume its journey. It was unannounced when it departed Asia and endured about 500 miles of south gale before entering Dutch Harbor. The gray two motor cabin plane and its crew appeared in good condition.
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Wiepterleipel
Youth Is Killed in Niles Blast
An explosion of unknown origin destroyed a restaurant in Niles Ohio killing a boy and injuring two others William Beronak waiter died John Lohe and William Gershan were severely injured and taken to Warren City Hospital in critical condition
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Niles
Ohio
Enpire
Sir Carperasion
William Beronak
John Lohe
William Gershan
Lohe
Gersham
Warren City
Florida Prepares For Storm Striking Coast This Afternoon
West Palm Beach residents brace for a hurricane expected to reach the coast this afternoon between West Palm Beach and Daytona Beach. Red Cross disaster relief chairman George W. Carr leads emergency actions as warnings from Washington area patrols, shopkeepers reinforce windows, and authorities set storm advisories from Jupiter to Charleston.
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Interne Pinay News
West Palm Beach
Red Cross
George W. Carr
Washington Red Cross
Washington
Here
Dastona Beach
Patal Nien Serra West Beach
Fia
Jalat Beach
Iiet
Florida
West Pain
Beach
Dayfor
Bainmas
Jupiter
Charleston
South Carolina
Fragmented OCR Narrative of a Rural Scene
A garbled OCR passage depicts a rural setting with references to grain, foxes, and gathering fires. It mentions a shift in activity as people prepare for travel and communal tasks, with scattered names and place-like terms indicating a local context.
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