Hearst Ballot House Forecasts Cavities and Klans in Polls
Hearst ballots project in Indiana and Nebraska show Davis under threat from Coolidge and La Follette amid Klan tension. Northern states tilt toward La Follette or Coolidge. California favors Coolidge, with Davis weak. Kentucky and Tennessee appear pro-Davis. Maryland leans Coolidge with Davis close second.
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Caten
Kentucky
Tennessee
Davis
Coolidge
Weatollette
Maryland
LaFollette
Bandit Kidnappers Seize Filipino in West Commerce Street
Bandit trio in a Studebaker abducted Filipino resident Esteal from 1733 Graystone Street at pistol point late Saturday. They drove off with two banjos while three Filipino companions were held at bay. the car fled west of Commerce Street about 10 30 p m. Police were told only that Esteal was seized but could not explain the capture. Suspects gave names Emile G Korres Ignacio Cogedoe and Marciano Trinidad.
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Studebaker
Esretl
Fisreal
Emile G. Korres
English Jockey Standings Highlight Skidding Season
The English turf season summary shows veteran jockey Steve Donahue riding in 452 races with 390 wins. Leading jockey Colletti tops with 418 starts, 68 wins and 300 losses, closely following C Swirke who rode 417 times with 63 wins and 364 losses.
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Steve Don ‘Mahue
Jocke Te CoEiliatt
C. Swirke
vWwlaning
Newspaper Poll Shows Coolidge Carrying Nation in Electors
Hearst newspaper polls indicate President Coolidge would win nationwide electoral votes led by New York Delaware and Pennsylvania with totals framing 287 necessary to elect. States listed include Connecticut New Jersey Colorado Indiana Iowa Oregon Missouri Michigan and others with varying vote counts.
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Coolidge
New Jersey
Colorado
New York
Delaware A
Oregon
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Iowa
Utah
Kansas
Vermont
Michigan
Missouri
New Hampshire
Poll map shows states likely carried by Davis and La Follette
The table lists how states are expected to vote for John W. Davis and Robert M. La Follette, with totals by region and a section for doubtful states between Coolidge and La Follette. It also notes doubtful outcomes between Coolidge and Paris and provides a recap of total votes.
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Hearst
Minnesota
South Dakota
Montana
la Follette
Washington
Oregon
Coolidge
Yesteriny
Davis
LaFollette
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
John W. Davis
Alabama
South Caroling
Arkansas
Tennessee
Florida
Texas
Georgia
Virginia
Kentucky
West Virginia
Lousiana
Mississippi
Caroline
Robert M. la Follette
Arizona
Nevada
Paris
Big Navy Dirigible Returns to Jersey Landing
The Shenandoah returns to Lakehurst after a 17 day 12 hour flight covering over 11 600 miles at 160 mph. Crowds of more than 1000 cheer the airship as it joins the Los Angeles in the Jersey hangar. German crew from ZR3 greet the American ship and celebrate the record with non stop distance achievement.
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Lareburst
Shetandosh
Lakehurst
United States
Germany
Los Angeles
Jersey Flats
Parent
Allenz
Smoke at Schwabfeld parade sparks crowd anger
Chaos as dense black smoke hung over Schwabfeld during a downtown parade. Police and fire crews searched for a cause but found no rope or device. The event began with a parade led by the high school cadet corps, Brackenridge band, officials, and local children.
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High School Cadet Corps
Brackenridge
Tle Rome
Ad Peons
Undertaker Vote Poll Shows No Clear City Favorite
City canvass of undertakers finds no standout favorite among Coolidge La Follette and Davis. Vote tallies show mixed party support with Republicans favoring Davis or Ridge in different totals, and Democrats split among Davis Coolidge and La Follette.
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Coolidge
la Follette
Davis
JunFallette
Bob Leads
EN Matl
LaTolette
Nomiee
Foulette
Ridge
Acives
Progress Party
Latal
Travia
LaFollette
laFolette
Bookidge
Seve
Italians Get Ice On Volcano Slopes
In Sicily tourists are served drinks with floating ice from Mount Etna. An inn keeper explains they collect snow from trenches on the volcano and cover it with cinders to keep it unmelted for summer refreshment.
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Sicily
Jce
Mount Etna
Wallace Dies in Sleep Secretary of Agriculture
The nation mourns Secretary Wallace who died in his sleep. A practical farmer and editor, he led the agriculture department through difficult times, leaving a legacy of reforms and administration. He was born in Rock Island Illinois on May 11 1966 and had deep ties to Des Moines Iowa and national farm publishing.
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Harding
Washington
Des Moines
Iowa
Illinois
Carrie May Brodhead
Muscatine
John V. Walllace
St. Petersburg
Pla
James W. Wallace
Henry A. Wallace
Charles Bruggemann
Paris
France
Angus DD. McLay
Birmingham
Mich
Ruth Wallace
Wallace’s Farmer
Wallace Publishing Company
Capitall City Printing Plate Company
Central State Bank
Des Acines
Aes
United Presbyterian Church
International Committes, Y. Mi Cy A
Corn Belt Meat Producers’ Association
Cine
Hig
Roosevelt Memorial Association
National Forest Reservation
Community of Opportunity wins San Antonio slogan
Mrs. Clarkson’s entry “Community of Opportunity” crowned the San Antonio slogan contest from 260 submissions. The winning phrase, praised by Mayor Tobin and a citizen committee, will become the official city slogan after review by the Chamber of Commerce.
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Community of Opportunity
San Antonio
Clarkson
Conopay
R.B. McGimsey
Sterling D. Freeborn
Walter G. Lehr
Citizens For
John W. Tobig
Albert Steves Sr
Nat Washer
GC. C. Leel
J. K. Beretta
McGimsay
Tobin
Chambler of Commerce
Gindsome
Flush kidneys with water and salts says authority
Fluid and salt regimens are advised to flush and cleanse sluggish kidneys. Four ounces of special salts taken in water before breakfast may help neutralize acids, improve kidney action, and ease bladder discomfort. A grapefruit lemon salt drink is also suggested. see doctor twice yearly.
Dice game raid nets seven arrested at Austin Street
Ranger Gillon led a raid on a dice game at 609 Austin Street Saturday night at 8 45. Trielva negroés and two Mexicans were among seven booked on charges of 2 Ming and jailed.
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Trielva
Scottish chemists extract dyes from onion skins
Glasgow report states Scottish chemists have perfected a method to obtain dyes from onion skins potato stalks and dock leaves. The advance promises cheaper pigment production using common waste botanical materials.
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Glasgow
Hudspeth Predicts Miriam Victory in District Sixteen
Clauds B Hudspeth of El Pavo, seeking reelection to Congress from the Sixteenth district, predicted Miriam would win and Dr George Butte would lose the governor race. He claimed a 150000 statewide majority for Miriam, dismissed Republican talk, and favored Ferguson for national office while anticipating a straightforward ballot.
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Clauds B. ‘Hudspeth
el Pavo
Congress
George Butte
Gunter Hotel
Ferguson
Davis
LaFollette
Hudspeth
Initiation Allegedly Involved Break-In at Laundry and Store
James Arddie and Joseph Kardick, both Chicago residents, were arrested on burglary charges as part of a college fraternity initiation. Police say the two men admitted the initiation included breaking into a laundry and a nearby store but refused to name the fraternity or chapter.
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Chicago
Ost
Jamés Arddie
Joseph Kardick
Burklas Arddie
Kardick
Family Reunites After Father Freed From Jail
Oscar Key returns home to a relieved wife and six children after Judge West overturns a 60 day jail term and $60 fine for Prohibition violations. Mrs Key and kids had visited the U S marshal and county jail daily awaiting his release.
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Oscar Key
Key
Unite States Marshal’ Office
Jay Fudge DuVal West
Judge West
Sugar smugglers rival rum runners in Ulster crossborder trade
Belfast reports say sugar smugglers operate near the Ulster border into the Free State with shopkeepers taking contraband worth 14 pounds. Many youths and women join the enterprise as large quantities of other goods are moved across the border using stores and motor vehicles.
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Belfast
Ulster
Monsghen
Louth
Free State
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