New York City Primary Shapes Up High Stakes Battle for City Hall
Voters go to the polls in New York to pick mayoral candidates as factions contend for control of the city government. The race pits ongoing leadership under John F. Hylan against Governor Smith aligned forces, with Tammany Hall and borough leaders mobilizing across the five boroughs for today’s primary and the November showdown.
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New York
Sept
A. Poy
New York City
Mo Day
Fisher
Stac
John F. Hylan
William Candauph Mearothx
Usted
Charles P. Murphy
Tamran
Tall
Five Boroughs
Tammany Hall
George W. Olvany
Bronx
Comantee
Janen
Walker
Senate
Smith
Brooklyn
Richmond
Queens
Mil ford Hospital Group Seeks Regional Cooperation
A Milford meeting of physicians discussed forming a hospital for the Thames and Eastern Shore areas. The committee includes Dr M D Marshall Milford and others to plan arrangements, purchases, and a general understanding for better cooperation.
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Milford
Dei
Pelawarn
Hest
Kent
Sussex
Sted
Thaware
Marg Tam
M.D. Marshall
Lawron Grier
Sagar
Peereee Pn
Morur
Hagerstown Hub Aims for Fifth Five States Series Win
Cambridge Md Sept 15 The Hagerstown Hub coach Werre plans to start Frank Roscoe against Trippe of the Canners in the fifth game. Trippe starred yesterday with a strong outing. Streleckie to pitch tomorrow for Crisfield and was sold to the Brooklyn Dodgers for 32880. Attendance at Athicoe Park set a series record as crowds exceed 2 080.
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Cambrdigy
Chief Werre
Hagerstown
Frank Roscoe
Hanover
Trippe
Glass
Conti
Albert
Daly
Eddie Streleckie
Crisfield
Hacer — Town
Caserts
Annountcment
Vale of Streleckie
Brooklyn Dodgers
Werre
al Kendricks
Morrow
Cambridge
Athicoe Park
Mayers
Oakley Beach
Tonicht
Man Dies After Bullets At Festival in Pondtown
Dennis Spencer, nineteen, of Easton, died at Emergency Hospital after a shooting at a Black festival in the Seventh district Fall festival in Centreville. The unknown assailant fled. details uncertain. The incident occurred as police investigated further.
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Centreville
Dennis Spencer
ReaTre
Easton
Pondtown
Barat
Pegres
Altwreati
Will Not Be Taken To Mother's Funeral
Bel Air county sheriff intervened when a planned trip to attend the funeral of a jailed man’s mother risked a confrontation with federal authorities over custody. Joseph A. Furbershaw, a Washington prohibition agent, remained in Bel Air jail after a liquor charge linked shooting of Ruan Gore. The Maryland county grand jury was expected to consider a first degree murder indictment this term.
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Belrir
AL PD
Pumphries
Harford County
Galaxy
Caneetha
Joseph A. Furbershaw
Washington
John A
Triayheseser
Sherilf Pamphrees
Furthershaw
Furtershaw
Belair
Ruangore
Baengare
Marford
Hoover Seeks U S Regulation of Radio Broadcasting
Secretary Hoover plans to urge the National Radio Conference to draft a federal program regulating broadcasting. He notes growing numbers of stations and new challenges in allocating wavelengths and maintaining service, expecting action within weeks.
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Washington
Alco
Hoover
Ssed
Lafere
Prispert
Jessep
Eloar Ae
Mass Roundup Arrests 500 Chinese in New York Raid
Federal agents and police arrested about 500 Chinese in a Chinatown roundup after a peace pact attempt among Tongs failed. Dozens of suspects were released or held for investigation, with many women and wives connected to the men. The operation followed gun violence and extortion tied to tong leadership disputes, and deportations were planned for those deemed with no business in the city.
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New York
On Long
Pelmell
United States
Buckner
Chinatown
The
Tongs
Ziang Linge Chang
Chinese Benevolent Association
John Archipoli
Borkaece
Chonatown
Bic Island
Five Escape Death On Shore Highway
Five men narrowly escaped death or serious injury when a touring car and a truck collided on the State road between Church Mill and Chestertown near Ralph's wharf turn. Walter Myran, the car driver, sustained a broken arm while others suffered cuts and bruises. the truck occupants included Walter Uippia and Walter K. Pappinief of Chestertown, with the vehicle wrecked.
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Centreville
Aarerowly
Church Mill
Chestertown
Ralph's Wharf
Fred Rochester
Negre
Raestay
Walter RK. Pappinief
Dochester
Srivey
Fire at Seaford Cannery Ruins Plant and Stock
Seaford Delaware fire at Wright and Hall tomato cannery destroys plant and machinery. About 15 808 cases of tomatoes and 2000 baskets canned product ruined. An automobile owner employed at the factory burned. Watchman Moses Cannon sounded the alarm and aided by securing water but the blaze overwhelmed the engine room and spread before help arrived. No injuries reported.
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Seaford
Del
Wright & Hall
Derty Kane Negro
Moses Cannon Negro
Cannon
Nanticoke
Beyong
Rescued Commander Rodgers Featured From Honolulu
A Honolulu to New York photoradiogram shows Commander John Rodgers of the seaplane PN No 1 aboard after ten days at sea. The image captures the expression of the heroic leader amid the fight to Hawaii.
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PNY No. 1
John Rodgers
Niwiliwili
Iland
Kiuai
New York
Ralin Corporation of America
Honolulu
Radia
Rade
Hawaii
Kslio Corporation
Anenca
Tribute Paid Airmen at Community Honors
The mid Pacific community honored Airmen Himatala and crew of research aviators with gold watches presented by Governor Farrington at a Chamber of Commerce event. The ceremony recognized Captain John and his crew prior to their departure for the mainland Friday.
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Himatala
Oy AL Pd
Juhn Reedgecers
Tus Valent
Cham
Ber
Wo OR
Farrington
Tay
Honglulu
John
Lewes Man Held After Shotgun Assault Charge
Georgetown Delaware September 15. Ror Parcel of Lewes a Black man was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Hudley and State Detective Denaway on a shotgun assault charge. He appeared before Magistrate Carter of Lewes and was held in detention awaiting the next term of court.
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Georgetown
Del
Ror Parcel
Lewes
Sher Hudley
Denaway
Harrison Short
Carter
Centreville Firemen Plan Fall Carnival Effort
Centreville measures to stage a carnival with the Gold Walk Fare Company backing. Fire officials including Chief and others met to coordinate support and publicize the event slated for November.
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Centreville
Meuhor
Gold Walk Fare
Callal Bye
Clayton Wrisslet
Seco
Young LaFollette Faces Wisconsin Special Senator Primary
In Milwaukee on September 13 a young LaFollette seeks to carry his father’s banner against Hoh LaFollette’s influence in Wisconsin’s special senatorial primary. The campaign centers on the national political question and pits Robert M. La Follette Jr. against Republican rivals amid a charged contest in the state.
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Milwaukee
Hoh LaFollette
Wisenn N
Robert M. Lafollette
Madri
Tepobheran
Sat Bo
EF Wileos
Cosdigzge
Camt
Stet Bream
Mbdaesern
Ennetulate
Wessun
Tae Cotman
Late News Bulletins On Explosions and Forked Reports
A fragmented paste of late news items notes an explosion caused by a metal filling mishap and mentions a bail set at 2000 dollars for a federal grand jury case. Other dispatches detail power outages and fuel shortages on the Eastern Shore and Ne w York stock market chatter amid deflationary fears.
Hearing on Wicomico River survey to assess shipping needs
A public hearing in Salisbury will examine the need to widen the Wicomico Over Channel to improve river transport. City officials, shippers, and watermen join Major C K Petis and engineers to discuss data, costs, and the River and Harbor Act projects.
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Élerpenme
Wicomico
Salisbury
Chamber of Conmerce
Charles EB. Karper
W. T. Gartner
Waterways Committee
Orbanization
C.K. Petia
War Department
Pettis
U.S. 8
Nelleury
J. Thomas Parker
Chas
F. Warper
Chacha R. Tasharoon
Adkins
Jehan S. Smith
David Dallas
Chamber
W. T. Gardner
Rotary Club
Wiermien Untel
Chamber of Cormmene
Chamlae
Efurt
Chamlar of
Watermen
Beeseret
Milny
Pateolimin Anthony X Sherdea in Bedroom Assault Case
Report from Newark details Anthony X Sherdea accused of breaking into the bedroom of Ses, Mathhine Clarsater Montgomery 2A, and War Wade. One victim sustained non fatal injuries. Montgomery reportedly refused mares and underwent months of medical care. Court status and overseas return implications noted.
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Newark
A. Pip
Pateolimin Anithony
X. Sherdea
Ses
Mathhine Clarsater Montgomery
War Wade
Teday
Cty Hospital
Montgomery
Duglas Montgomery
Destino
Endon
Nore
Brea
Towators Giveaway At Sapo
Fragmentary OCR text describes a giveaway event at Sapo with references to baskets and running items. The legible parts mention notices of a giveaway and preparations or activities around seating or baskets, but the full details are unclear.
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