Vote Dont Try Explain Advice From Will To Women
Special To She News New York Sept 28 The campaign shifted from Hoover and Smith to Witebrandt now fused to think no speech could be poorer than a woman politician's speech after conventions and dinners He notes women in politics often fail to explain publicly and believes their cause advances if they simply vote Noting Charles Curtis daughter was an exception and not in politics
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New York
Hoover
Smith
Dirs
Witebrandt
Local Pa News Highlights City and County Concerns
PA News observes varied issues from Western burglary to a proposed Mason River bridge. Reports on street safety, road maintenance in Neshannock, and the failing garbage disposal problem. Golf course construction advances, weather impacts on events, and a long air derby journey for Roy Bradford and Raymone Lake Merrit.
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Roy Bradford
Raymone Lake Merrit
Eugene Anderson Sentenced for Murder at New Castle Junction
Eugene Anderson, colored, convicted of second degree murder in the slaying of Dile Allen at New Castle Junction, was sentenced to 10 to 20 years in the Western penitentiary by Judge W. A. Chambers. Anderson claimed self defense and testified no eye witnesses supported the act. The case followed prior prosecutions in Cincinnati for a separate murder and a contested retrial.
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Eugene Anderson
Dile Allen
Western Penitentiary
A. Chambers
Anderson
New Castle Junction
Saltiere & Ohio
Allen
Cincinnati
Miller
Lawrence County
Commonwealth
William Reynolds
Move Up Hoover's Date In New York
Herbert Hoover shifts his New York appearance to October 1 in Madison Square Garden to accommodate a larger audience. The speech, under the Union League Club and Republican Men and Women's Organization, will be followed by a return to Washington. subject to be announced.
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Internatione
Washington
Herbert Hoover
al Smith
New York
Madison Square Garden
Carnegie Hall
Hoover
Union League Club
Former Mail Clerk In Custody Over $13,000 Theft
George Aberth a former substitute railway mail clerk was arrested after postal inspectors charged him with stealing a mail package containing 13000 dollars. The heist occurred August 19 last year aboard a train from Pittsburgh en route to Arnold Pennsylvania.
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Buffalo
George Aberth
Pittsburgh
Arnold, Penna
Hoover Leaders Pledge Extended Drive for Women Voters
The Hoover campaign forms a national women’s program directed by Mrs. Alvin Y. Hert to win business and professional women. State leaders in 16 states will mobilize women lawyers, physicians, teachers, nurses, shop owners, and clerical workers for Hoover. The Ohio head is Miss Amanda Strayer of Steubenville.
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William K. Hutchinson
Nowa Service
Washington
National Rive
Herbert Hoover
Republican National Committee
Alvin Y. Hert
Japanese Prince Weds Commoner in Ancient Imperial Ceremony
Prince Chichibu of Japan married Setsuko Matsudaira, daughter of a former ambassador, in a traditional Kashikodokoro ritual at the imperial palace. The bride wore a historic kimono. foreigners were barred from attending. The couple then moved to an occidental residence for the wedding reception.
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International
Tokio
Chichibu
Japan
Miss Setsuko
Matsudaira
Washington
Imperial Palace
Imperial House of Japan
Setsuko
Marriage Licenses for David Tine and Grace Perrotta
Marriage licenses issued in New Castle list David Tine and Grace Perrotta as applicants in the New Castle area with the usual processing details and local filing references.
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David Tine
Grace Perrotta
Returning Auto Tourists Note Marked Mountain Ridges in Pa
Returning travelers report that highway routes across Pennsylvania display labeled elevations on mountain ridges and peaks. Signs note elevations up to about 3000 feet, aiding first time auto tourists crossing the mountains. Readers are invited to write brief notes to the vacation tour editor at The News.
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Pennsylvania
the News
Gardner Builds For Vice Probe In Pittsburgh
Allegheny county grand jury widens inquiry into alleged protection by Mayor Kline’s administration after Pittsburghs racketeering murders. DA Gardner builds strong evidence as the panel prepares for a climax next week. Police tie the latest shooting at a gasoline station to gang warfare over racketeer privileges. Antonio Landoliro was killed by five gunmen yesterday. Continued on Page Two.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County Grand Jury
Charles H. Kline
Samuel H. Gardner
Antonio Landoliro
Bergdoll May Fly to U S in Airplane
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll Philadelphia millionaire draft dodger plans a trans Atlantic flight from Germany to the United States. Reports say he bought a large German airplane and his mother Emma Bergdoll bought 10 000 acres in Northern Pennsylvania for a summer colony or landing field as a hiding place. Bergdoll fled Philadelphia to dodge army service after arrest by government agents.
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International News Servinc
Philadelphia
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Germany
Bergdoll
Emma Bergdoll
Pennsylvania
Kansas Editor Returns After European Trip
William Allen White returns from Europe and says he will not discuss the presidential campaign until he has caught up with mail friends and news. He avoids continuing attacks on Governor Smith and plans to read and consider before commenting further.
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International News Service
New York
William Allen White
Europe
Todey
Smith
Kansas
Gene Tunney injures car in France street crash
Gene Tunney arrives in Juan Les Pins by foot and car, crashes into a departing vehicle in front of Hotel De Provence. Both cars damaged but no injuries to Tunney or the other driver. A crowd gathers as Tunney asserts his fame and demands compensation. Also report on Mary DeBlack, 10, injured in New Castle, with a broken collarbone and head injuries after being struck by Earl Kanengeiser's car. Kanengeiser charged with operating while under the influence of a minor, jailed awaiting hearing Monday.
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Juan Les Pins
France
Gene Gunney
Campion
Hotel de Provence
Tunney
Mary DeBlack
Moravia Street
Earl P. Kanengeiser
Kanengeiser
New Castle Hospital
Anna
Walter T. Hamilton
Polley
C. Horner
Mqnor
Lttle
O'Ctocl
Eleven of Thirteen Sachems of Tammany Hold Public Office
The Republican State Central committee releases a study naming 11 of 13 Tammany sachems holding public offices in New York City. Total salaries from public treasury amount to 112000 dollars annually. The pamphlet links Tammany control to national treasury concerns and cites Governor Smith as a sachem or board director member.
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Lawrence Sullivan
New York
Tammany Hinil
Republican State Central Committee
House
New York City
Tammany Society
Demicratic Party
Tammany
G. C. FP
National Treasury
Smith
Board of Directors
City Police Believe Robbery Has Been Solved
City police report the Pleasantville bank robbery may be solved after a steel box with stolen money was recovered from seven feet of water in Oil Creek Canal. Police say suspect Sylvester Watson confessed to the robbery and the cashier is implicated.
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Oil Creek
Canal Nero Services
City
Watwe
Poligy
Willian Martin
Assiswal
Fite
Marshall William Reilly
Citizen's Bank of
Pleasantville
A. Sylvester “Watson
Edouin Flick
Governor Smith Opens Minnesota Swing To Boost Smith
Governor Smith spent 14 hours in Minnesota amid sharp GOP discord, aiming to sway the state’s presidential vote. His outreach blends support from the Former Labor party and La Follette factions with Democratic backing, threatening the regular Hoover Republicans’ hold in a state that could yield 12 electoral votes.
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George 8. Holmes
International News Service
Statr Corresnoniont
ST. Paul
Minn
Smith
Minnesota
Labor Party
Magnus Johnson
United States Senate
Hendrick Shipstead
Democratic Party
LaFollette
Hoover
Coolidge
Gov. Smith
New Sidewalks Ordered by City Council
Council meeting in Gray Hall passed an ordinance to authorize sidewalk construction. Planned routes include Elizabeth between Delaware and Audley, Thorpe Street between Bonham and Thorpe, North Mercer between Watson and Leasure, and Garfield between Euclid avenues. Reeves introduced two bills funding these sidewalks.
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Gray Hall
Elizabeth
Delaware
Audley
Reeves
Thorpe Street
Bonmm
Paris Wedding Ties Gwendoline Smith to Alvert B. Dewey Jr
Popular youthful social figure Gwendoline Smith of the national capital marries Chicagoan Alvert B. Dewey Jr in Paris. The couple plans a tour of the old world on their honeymoon. (artis and Ewing)
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Gwendoline
Ffroulke Smith
Nacional
Alvert B. Dewey, Jr
Chicago
Paris
Theongymoon
Artis
Ewing
Sinclair Warehouse Robbed of $4409 in Chicago
Two bandits robbed the Sinclair Refining warehouse in Chicago today bound and gagged a lone watchman Louis Mueller and escaped with 4400 dollars. The incident occurred in late September as police began investigations into the heist.
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International Nexeminers
Chicago
Sinlair Refining Company
Louis Mueller
Sealer May Attend State Convention in Wilkes-Barre
County commissioners contemplate paying half the costs for W. A. Brown inspector of weigh and measures to attend the Pennsylvania conference of inspectors in Wilkes-Barre October 3 through 5. A formal meeting decided to approve the arrangement.
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W. A. Brown
Pennsylvania
Wilkes-Barre
Srunell
John Coolidge Absolved In Auto Crash Case
John Coolidge son of the President and Willam Cunningham chauffeur were in a car involved in a crash near New Haven Connecticut. The accident injured a hockey player Red Veno and his mother. Police records classify the incident as accidental and Coolidge and Cunningham were detained briefly before release. Continued on page two.
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Haven
Conn
John Coolidge
Willam Ummingha
John
Coolidge
Cunninghan
Venus
Cerone
New Super Dirigible's Test Flight Above Germany
The Count Zeppelin embarked on another test flight from Friedrichshafen, using blue gas rumored new fuel. About 1,200 cubic meters of gas were loaded as the massive craft headed east toward Munich and Vienna under overcast skies.
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International
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Count Zeppelin
Munich
Vienna
Football Scores Post On News Bulletin Board
Scores of the games will be posted on the News bulletin board in front of the office on North Mercer street. Call 22 or 4034 for updates prior to 6:30. after 6:30 call 175. Saturday games are listed as available for pickup by ova.
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Mercer Street
Arthur Mometer and the cider tale at noon today
An old timey verse describes a place where barkeeps serve drinks and a tavern scene with cider and fruit, mentioning Pippins Nort erik Spies and a wooden Ripper. The poem hints at drinks for all, clocking in around midday.
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PA News
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Neshannock Township
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Hazlecroft Avenue
Poor Farm
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Ghichibu
Setsuko Matsudaira
Katherine McGrath Clarke
New Canaan
Gardner
Vice Probe
U.S
Wiliam Allen White
Dynamic Kansas
Smith Foe
Gene Tunney
Polly Lauder
E. P. Kanengeiser
Sachems OF Tammany Society
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Milwaukee
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Dillie B
Sargeant
East Brook
Sinclair
New Haven
Arthur Mometer
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