Power of Smith Shown in the Polls Returns
New Jersey gubernatorial results and New York City election figures show Democratic gains with Al Smith’s circle scoring major victories. In Boston, Melcalm E. Xier was elected mayor, while Louisville and Detroit saw party successes. Catholic and prohibition issues influenced the campaigns, and Governor Smith’s influence looms large as political shifts unfold nationwide.
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Yiclong
Jersey
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Irene Files
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Virginia
Clar
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Purcel
Catholi Church
HKL
Detroit
John W. Smith Ipperentis
Charles Bowles
A. Marrs Moore
Arthur Waltney
Jeasue
Jase Fear
James J. Waller
Frank Waterman
Melcalm E. Xier
Theodore A. Gisan
Caries
Sazeph H. O'Neil
Jehan Fflagerein
New York
al Smith
James 3. Walker
Ke Mazer Hylan
Phireiss
Frank D. Waterman
Ated
Pan Wiley
Pariler
Walker
Pathologist testifies on cause of Oberholzer death
Oblesville court hears Dr. J. H. Warvel state pathologist testify that Madge Oberholzer did not die from poison. The medical expert called by the State in the murder case involving the alleged abduction and assault by defendants centered on whether poisoning occurred in a Hammond hotel.
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Wadge Oberholtzer
Tatres Press
Oblesville
D.cepherson
Art Genry
Karl’ Hlenck Forst
Miss Goerholtzer
Polean
Hammond Hotel
Werner Charged Under Dyer Act Violation
A complaint names Mrs Werner in a Dyer Act violation linked to a regional anti crime effort. federal officers allege involvement with Durkfa Jast and related associates amid a broader crackdown.
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Mrs. Werner
DYER
Associated Press
Agra
Betts Werner
Martin Dutl Wacmun
Federal Ofteers
Cunard Liner Buffeted by Heavy Waves
Southampton. The Cunard steamer Berengaria arrived with 26 passengers injured during Saturday and Sunday storm action. Debarked passengers reported furniture damaged and crew cited, while fears for George W. Goethals’ safety aboard the Miami-bound vessel persisted, though no further word on the ship had been received.
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Isda
Feors
Ite Cunard
Americas
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Taivantain
W. “Ei Vanderbil
William A. Pope
Chicago
United Press
Samurdar
Sundar
George W. Goethals
New York
Miami
Mim
Muskegon Funeral Honors Notorious Anderson
Muskegon paid final tribute to detective Charles Hammond as crowds of more than 14 000 passed his bier at Central Methodist Church. The Associated Press notes speculation over the fate of Vanderson and Gerald Chapman as authorities seek a safe disposition for the captured man and discuss a potential $500 reward.
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Associated Press
Muskegon
Mich
Muskesca
George (Dusen) Anderson
Charles Hammond
Central Methodist Church
Hammond
Notorioua Vanderson
Hamimondaler
Rafferson
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Gusman
Pallof
Gerald Chapman
Secret Service
Pellere
Sterer
Untitled car crash fatality reported near city
A fatal accident occurred one mile northeast of the city when a touring car overturned on State road, pinning a passenger beneath it. Victim Virgil Bacon, 35, of Exe, was killed instantly. details describe a sudden, tragic rollover on the rural highway yesterday afternoon.
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Virgil Bacon
Ana Dire
Bacon
Grandson of Cunard Line Founder Dies in England
The grandson of the Cunard Line founder, son of the Gasard Steamship founder, died yesterday at Haycock Wansford. Associated Press reports the death occurred in London.
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London
Sip Bache Ceayid
Grande
Gasard
Ine
Haycock- Wansford Yesteray
Bootleggers Rally as Prohibition Fight Resumes Nationwide
Warne B Wheeler, Anti-Sabat league counsel, claims 2000 volunteers arrive tomorrow for a five day national conference to plan renewed nationwide fight against liquor. Speakers include Bishop Nicholson and Miss Anna Gordon. Politician sessions feature W D P Gyshaw and Sates Illinois. Jonathan Edwards table from Princeton returns after 1 year via Mrs J We Banning of Janesville Wisconsin.
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Wheeler
League
Wheeler Gale
Prohibition
Bauer
Bishon Thomas Nicholson
Feague
Anna Gordon
T. Talana Francis Scott McBride
Teacue
Wdp. Gyshaw
Georgler
Frank Wis
Ohio
William “McKinley
Tllinois
Richard Sates
Jonathan Edwards
Princeton
Associated Press
Princston
Jona We Banning
Janesville
Results of many elections across the country
Results from numerous races across the nation show A Barry Moore narrowly defeating Arthur Whites in New Jersey for governor, James J Walker (D) besting Erunk D Waterman (R) for mayor of Lex Fork, and various state contests. Amendments backed by Governor Smith of est Mork passed, with Emorse Sets reelected overseeing interim mayor E Nichols in Boston.
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Arthur Whites
New Jersey
James J. Walker
Arthur Wal
Aurora
Ina
Towerer
Xlas
Ami Kian
Irgush
Shanurfi Saklatvelz
United States
St. Pancras
Congress
Irs
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Pratt
New Yorks
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F Ogorman
Cootége
Anthee
Albert I. Leach
Hanus Cit
New Japanese Ambassador Leaves for Britain Post
Baron Kythera Bentley, named envoy to Great Britain, departs for London sailing route through Canada and France. The diplomat has spent twenty four years in service, arriving yesterday from Yokohama aboard a transport ship.
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Baron Kvtehrs i
Ijspatts
Gaztern
Commissions of Two Nations Confer on Debt
Washington and Italy commissions met for an hour and a half to discuss financing Italy's wartime debt. Subcommittees were appointed to meet tonight and tomorrow on settlement issues. A second joint meeting is planned after the subcommittees report. Treasury officials would not confirm any proposal.
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Sissy
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Pstt
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Italy
Treasury
Statians
Pioneer News Operator Dies After Paralysis at La Crosse
Edward Duty, veteran Associated Press operator aged 62, died at La Crosse after a five week paralysis and stroke. A native of Trempealeau, he helped pioneer telegraphic speedups, joining AP in early days and later serving Milwaukee papers. Survived by a family.
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Ife
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Trihans
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Silwaukee
Cama
Hiy
Femo
Consul Requests Dispatch of Destroyers to Beirut
Washington reports the American destroyers Lamson and Coughlan were asked by Consul Paul Kasbenwbsr in Beirut to proceed, after the State Department acted, with the ships ordered from Gibraltar to Alexandria amid concerns they should not be sent.
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United Press
Washingtos
United State
Lamsoz
Coughlan
Alexandria
Paul Kasbenwbsr
Consu
Syria
State Department
Motile Toda
Gibraltar
Kyabensbue Asudea
Betrst
Wriss
Apartment House of Dempsey and Kearns Slippery Mystery
A scrambled Associated Press report describes the apartment house jointly owned by Jack Dempsey and Jack Kearns tied to a slipping incident. The piece mentions a slip that injured a woman and a lawsuit seeking damages, with unclear names and dates due to garbled text.
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Associated Presr
Zee Amedee
Suen
Jack Dempser
Jack Kearns
Andezera
Ste Phee
Dempter
Kearns
Kent
Saivs
Phee
Ant Xéarns
Kearma
Screen and stage comedienne dies at twenty five
United Press reports Leone McVey Drew a noted screen and stage comic dies in Los Angeles at age 25. She appeared with husband Sidney Drew and was part of the Drews a leading family in transitioning from stage to film. The obituary notes her role in early silent film popular works.
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United Press
Los Angees
Leone McVey
Drew
Sra
Dres
Sidney Drew
Prohibition era lodge case details emerge in trial
Minneapolis report outlines testimony from Fraternal Order of Eagles members about pre prohibition activities in a lodge clubhouse. Witness McCown said initiations occurred last spring then a basement area hosted 150 to 260 members drinking after the ceremony. Prosecution calls the conduct a nuisance with seven defendants already sentenced in Ramsey County.
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Minneapolis
Cni
Str
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Order of
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Ariter
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Faig Aa She
Siiamesota
Death stalks among Pennsylvania politicians headline
Reports from Philadelphia and various counties note multiple politicians dying in hospitals or from heart attacks. Key figures include a former judge from Redland County and a Republican committee member from Corry, with operations and hospital stays mentioned.
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William Price
Igidge
Redland
Fjpliveian
Redfore
Lax
Jones
Holstae
Erie County
Wubjiean Commiteeman
Corry
Jonerstion
State Truck Roads Fund Allocation Report
The state highway commission released a preliminary estimate detailing over four and a half million dollars for truck road maintenance. The plan divides funds across city streets, town and village maintenance, and expressways with totals including $1,594,000 for town streets and $408,000 for city streets.
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Chive Presayef
State Highway Commission
St. Cei
Con Cities
Overwork By Actor Blamed For Illness
Irish actor Mick O’Toole, performing in Rhealn at St Joseph’s Mercy hospital, fell ill with fatigue after a late show. Doctors report the strain from overwork caused his condition, with St Oncott’s Annex notes not available from attending physicians.
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Mick
Ole Cout
Erisay
Shhile
Ehorolene
Lachine O'Trreer
Rhealn
Stygiéaeph'a Merer Hospital
St Oncott's
Annexs
French Losses at Amacus Amid Wide Defoe Claims
Fragmented report claims heavy French losses at Amacus with ten killed including three native soldiers and many injuries. Insurgent actions allegedly caused significant property damage estimated at about 2 million dollars, with further casualty counts varying across sources.
Life of Charles Queh Bauger Corresponder Rediscovers Republican Rise
A garbled obituary-like piece recalls Charles Queh Bauger and his role as a correspondent. it notes Republicans swept into power after Democratic rule and references a Milwaukee figure amid retirement. The fragment mentions a local telegraph era and enduring family.
Negro admits. confessed to murder and linked attacks
James C. Allen, 36, a Black man, confessed to killing nurse Emma Bacon whose body was found in Holton Maine on October 3 after an attack and robbery. He also admitted involvement in another assault and robbery of Jane Allen Gret in Wolf Creek area, claiming the tale shifted after urging. A further note says he sought revenge on Palmer for prior discharge threats.
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Associated Press
Chieace
James C. Allen
Emma Bacon
Holton
Louis Palmer
Peara
Tin Lizzie Loggers Newest Plague of Badger Lumbermen
A fragmented local item describes Tin Lizzie loggers facing a new wave of trouble against Badger lumber crews. The piece references lingering injuries, griping workers, and tense days in the timber towns as labor actions unfold.
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TIN Lizzie
Badger
Mitchell Witnesses Face Compromised Testimony in Suit
Ey Associated Press reports calls for Mitchell witnesses amid wartime government accusations. Subpoenas target cabinet officers and war and navy department officials. Some witnesses may testify by deposition as hearings resume next Monday with dozens summoned, including military and civilian figures.
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D. C
Perantar
Aitchell
Gut Br
Cour Ekhec
Davis
War Department
Sercary Wilbur
Navy
Jardine
Surtculture Department
Everest Snyders
Coolidre
Rich oSteer
Davy
Amr
Mitchell
Cabnet
House
Mitchell Abd
Saulers
Government files its brief in the Chemigal Foundation controversy
The United States Supreme Court is asked to rule on the Chemigal Foundation dispute over about 7,006,600 German owned patent works seized during the war and sold by Allen Property Cashier Francis P. Garvin to the Chemical Foundation, Inc. The Solicitor General says the sales violated their known terms by an offer of the United States.
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Washington
United States
Solvctter General Hams Iicckslt Sa
Battle at night to save Michigan town reported
An article from the Michigan area describes a nighttime confrontation aimed at saving a town. Ongoing threats from a group or faction prompted local residents to defend infrastructure and livelihoods amid uncertainty and peril.
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Michigan
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