Alabama murder tangle solved prompts state guard riot response
National Guard troops rushed to Manville New Jersey to quell unrest at the Manville Jenks textile mills where 9 people were injured in clashes between state police and about 1800 striking workers. Riot conditions escalated with tear gas, rock throwing, and broken order as authorities sought to protect the plant and prevent further violence.
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Colomt
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Confession Ties Negro to Slaying of Judge Smith
Clyde Bachelor confessed en route to Mobile that he urged Hays Leonard to fire the shot that killed Judge Lamar Smith of Fetumpka Alabama. He said he would pay Leonard, owed money, and give him 400 dollars after arrest. The two men were taken to Mobile for safe keeping amid threats of mob violence.
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Davis Cup Players In Tourney Matches
The report lists Davis Cup players in ongoing tournament matches with names such as Willar MooJehn and Rennete Vogt. It notes partnerships and selections for upcoming rounds with reference to match outcomes and scheduling details.
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Dean Beretes Pagte Aces
Peayin
Ther Po Snents
Willar MooJehn
Ferrow
Fdwand
June Do
Ph Neer Badeubeh
Rennete Vogt
John Nan Ryn
Smith and Brown face runoff in South Carolina Senate race
Columbia voters head to a runoff on September 14 after Democratic primary results left FP E DL Smith leading over Edgar A. Brown and NOR Diamond in the race to represent South Carolina in the United States Senate. Early returns show Smith and Brown advancing with modest margins as other incumbents seek reelection in the state’s Democratic contests.
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DL Smith
Senate
Edgar A. Brown
South Carolina
United States
Smith
Nor Diamond
Edgar Brown
South Arena
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Representatives
Howe
Jobat
Richard
Ira Blackwood
B. Ro War
Fred H Dominek Thold
John Jo McSwain
Mollach
Famous flier Bettis dies after crash recovery fails
Lieutenant Cyrus K. Bettis, famed Army Air Corps flyer and Pulitz er race star, died of spinal injuries after a crash near Bellefonte, Pennsylvania. He survived days in the mountains, crawled to a road, but succumbed at Walter Reed Hospital.
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Cyrus K. Bettis
Army
Betts
American Air Corps
France
Hye
Corps of Fliers
Philadelphia
Selfridge Field
Mich
Bettie
Bellefonte
Blast at iron works sinks ore mine shaft
A September 1 blast at the Cleveland Iron Company amid iron ore mining moved 35 600 tons as drills had operated for months to sink 60 foot holes. The event followed earlier blasts and indicated heavy dynamite use and significant excavation activity.
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Ishpleming
Hillente
Cleveland Af Iron Company
Orden
Hunting accident and hospital tales flood Hagerstown
AP reports a 21 year old Hart Gay of Dargas was mistaken for a squirrel due to a grey cap and one of the young men fired, injuring him in the neck but not critically. A Sharpshoro physician removed the shot. Also a boy in Blucheld near Baltimore was found with a tach end wave in the lung after an auto ride to Johns Hopkins Hospital.
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Hart Gay
Dargas
Carlier
Iray
Dargan
Earl
Sharpshoro
Baltimore
K. Lee Stovall
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Earthquake in Fayal Kills and Injures Hundreds
Reports from the Azores island Fayal describe a devastating quake near Horta that killed several residents and injured about 200. Thousands were left homeless as 400 houses in Flamengas were razed. aid including army tents and sappers was dispatched while fires and structural cracks spread through the harbor city.
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Azores
Horta
Flamengas
Pice
An Lasben
Vale
Actor's Body to Be Taken to California After Queen City Liner Arrival
Unclear OCR text reports Alfred Allman appealing for orderly funeral processions for a slain screen idol. A liner arrives with the actor’s brother as plans for a quiet, dignified service unfold. The body to be moved west, with a second service announced for tomorrow at the Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart, amid crowd control efforts and security concerns.
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California
New York
the &E
Rudulph Valentino
Alfred Gughielma
George Altman
Yeterday
Tilman
Capre
Reinerrow
Bath
Guarantors Sought for 1927 Chautauqua Return
Swarthmore chautauqua organizers urge guarantors after the program at Carcle Avenue tent. A month of fundraising toward this year’s drive is underway, with hopes a sufficient guarantor to secure the 1927 Chautauqua return will be found.
California primary returns show Republican leads in governor and senate races
Early returns from about a third of California precincts place S. Young ahead of Governor Richardson by 10 412 votes for the Republican gubernatorial nomination while Samuel M Shortridge leads Albert M Clarke for the U S Senate. Democratic races show John B Elliott leading Isadore Dockweiler by 286 votes and Justus S Wardell gaining McAdoo support in the governor contest.
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Dept Ft
California
S . Young
Friend W Richardson
Samuel M. Shortridge
Crohdge
Aibert M Clarke
United State
Stat
Governa Richardson
Mr. Clarke
Hiram Johnson
Shortralge
John B Elliott
William Gibbs Medan
Isadore Dockweiler
Tamman Hall
Carl Alexander Johnson
San Diego
Diry
Alan
Justus S. Wardell
Wardell
Flamerty Briefs War Crime Revelation To Nations Leader
In a chaotic wartime dispatch, Flamerty plans to brief the nation’s leader on the Wexican situation. The report hints at a veteran’s testimony and a new regimental update tied to Turger Lake and local farm life amid broader conflict.
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Flamerty
Boston rally violence injures five including officer
Five people are injured after a campaign rally altercation in East Boston. State Legislature candidate James Coffey was assaulted as two men leapt from a car. Patrolman James McPhee was stabbed while aiding Coffey, and his brother George was also wounded. A bystander Ernest Gautresu was stabbed in the melee. The knife-wielding assailant fled, later captured after a confrontation with the crowd, and named as Tony Rosa.
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James Coffey
Frendh
James McPhee
McPhee
George
Ernest Gautresu
Thane
Hed
Twie
Fugituve
Hee
Fle
Lony Rosa
Lenglen to Tour U S Canada Cuba under Pye
Lenglen plans a United States Canada Cuba tour starting October under coach Charles Pye. She will perform in New York Madison Square Garden and other venues amid reports of an American exhibition schedule and travel details with accompanying staff.
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Susann Lengh
United States
Canada
Meatco
Cuba
Charles Pye
Madison Square Garden
New Yore
Emian J
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