New York Mayoral Field Grows In Primary Scramble
In New York on August 15 five candidates entered the mayoral race, led by Mayor Hylan backing from Hearst allies and Tammany designees. The lineup includes James J. Walle, W. M. Bennett, and former official J. Tiyan, with reform groups and independents debating endorsements as the November election looms.
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Pinavor
Peti
Lola
Hylan
William
Rancolpi Hearst
Stetr
James J. Walle
Tammany -Designee
Smith Albans
Frank D. Waterman
Fourtam
W .M. Bennett
Anka J. Tiyan
Insurgent
Norman Thom
Pendenve Langue
Hylan Syng
Sour Stomach Remedy Ad Promises Quick Relief
Fragmentary ad copy touts a stomach remedy claiming three times the acid reduction of rivals. It hints at a physician endorsement and notes the product purges waste, balances fermentations, and is described as more pleasant than alternatives.
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Apo Phillips
Shaw agrees to give interview for $65 000
A London correspondent reports George Bernard Shaw agreed to grant a paid interview, listing questions about theater past and present. He noted he could earn more writing plays and spoke of the value of modern entertainment, while potential payouts sparked public curiosity.
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Shaw
Shay
Universal Service
Miners Resume Work After Strike Riot in Franklin County
Ten conservative miners returned to work as authorities in Franklin County kept watch. Deputies and Sheriff Dorris conducted warrants for two riot participants charged with conspiracy. Precautions kept other mines idle. no violence reported though weapons were seen. The unrest followed an August strike called by United Miners Workers of America, with injuries and one fatal wounding noted.
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Associated Press
Ziegler
Franklin County
Henry Curtis
Benton
Unon
Tnesiar
Mines Daile
Conbiy
Dorris
Irousln
Joon
United Min Workers of America
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Bucket of Water Halts Young War Among 3 Women
In a morning clash among three women, a bucket of water became the decisive element. One fighter doused another, triggering a scramble that left the solitary victor standing after a blow from the emptied bucket. The defeated party retreated to the Pogo station amid ongoing assault accusations.
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Igwo
Aloun
Wortum
Pogo Station
Bird of Paradise Seized in Houston at $412 Value
A damaged notice reports the seizure of a Bird of Paradise valued at $412 in Houston. The document, prepared for the United States customs service, notes the item was entered at Port Houston and confiscated amid a Customs action.
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Houston
Touston
Ava
Port Houston
Seharil
United States Customs Service
I Tata
Hemi
Gablerlow
Prohibition Enforcement In Dark On Reorganization
Washington Aug 15 The Prohibition force remains uncertain about reorganizing and extending enforcement for the nationwide ban. Officials say any adjustment hinges on broader administrative changes and funding as authorities weigh future steps.
Dallas Woman Edith Wilmans in Gubernatorial Race
The article notes Mrs Edith Wilmans of Dallas as a gubernatorial candidate opposing Governor Miriam A Ferguson. It mentions her assurance of equal rights and access to opportunities in office, framing her as a late entrant in the race and highlighting competition within Texas politics.
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Tallas
Miriam Aergson
Edith Wilmans
Dallas
Lermner
Red Cross Offers Aid To Japanese After Fire Damage
The Red Cross extends aid to Japanese victims as a severe fire causes extensive property loss estimated at up to 20 million yen. Officials report swift relief efforts, with relief supplies and medical assistance being organized for affected families.
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RED Cross
Reward Claim Shrouded Hobo Case In August Chronicle
In Kewanee on August 30 1930 Harry Goldbern naps near the depot amid a rumor mill about a $2000 reward. Reported banditry tied to a mail run robbery and a rape accusation involving a suspect named Robertson sparks government interest, while the tale mixes misprints and scattered names.
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Dulversot Sethea
Kewanee
Harry Goldbern
Harry Rose
Ander Pigcky Star
Harry
Joe Jackson
Chicago
Jackson
Ci Robetgom
Rear
Robertson
Bellucer
Erie
Robert
Sovernment
Suction Pump Used To Recover Houston Youth Body
City officials deployed a suction pump to recover the body of a Houston youth who drowned in a lake near Camp Harvis Masterson. Fire crews mapped the water and recovered the victim after an emergency effort following the drowning incident near Jem.
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Houston
Gunnar McGinney
Camp Harvis Masterson
Jem Sunday
City Fire Commissiones Anderson
Wuestles
Etroo
Uke
Cans
Dentist Accused in Wife's Killing in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a man identified as a dentist is accused of killing his wife Cirnondeigah Young by strangling her and concealing the body. Investigators report a dramatic trial plan and a pursuit to seek justice amid doubts and allegations.
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Janoener
Angeles
Cali
Thomas Vou
Cirnondeigah Young
Saipan
Mexican labor chiefs to visit US for talks
Mexico's Luis Morones and Rafael Moneda, top labor officials, plan brief San Antonio stop en route to Washington. They discuss Pan American labor unity and possible measures against Bolshevik influence, with Morones noting potential to improve inter-American labor cooperation.
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Pan American Federation of Tabor
Luis N. Morones
Mexico
Rafael Moneda
Picturation of Labor
San Antonio
Washington
Autterview
Moropes
Tiye
Wassington
Morones
Dustre
UO. M
Mexican’ Federation
Labor
Moneda
Cag Beou
Unite Kibur Forcss
All America
South América
Unclear Fragments Reflect Odd Medical Quackery References
Fragmentary text mentions feverish illness and laxative like California Syrup of something. Incoherent phrases reference healers, cruel wording, and directions. Contains no clear event, names, places, dates, or accountable facts to summarize as a valid news item.
Protest to Raise Valuation on State Railroad Line
In Austin Auxs 10 a protest has been filed aiming to raise the valuation of the Lexa State Railroad from 10000 to 27400 dollars for a two mile segment. Governor Lynel Davidson of Tous joins the effort urging the commission in Washington to approve the higher assessment.
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Austin
Auxs
State Railroad
Flentenany
Lynel, Davidson
Tous
Tritt
Washingtin
Jain
Revision of Rates on Coal Sought Traffic Change Filed
A Houston Chamber of Commerce record shows a petition to the Texas Railroad Commission seeking revision of coal transport rates. The filing appears in early notes related to economic rate adjustments and industry charges, with emphasis on freight movements and regulatory action.
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Hatigan
Amt
Houston
Clumber of Commerce
He 'Pexas Railread Commission
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