FLEGTOR VOTES ON HOOVER'S SIDE
Noted politician from Chicago reports Hoover gaining in the electoral college tally and surrounding states. Smith leads in New York Massachusetts New Jersey and Connecticut while Hoover strengthens in Nebraska Kansas Iowa and South Dakota with notable rural support.
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C. N. Wheeler
Ghicago
Herbert Horner
Ube
Arkansas
Kansas
Louisiana
Cal Kote
Smith
Hoover
Haness
Dakotas
Troover
Carolina
West Virginia
Idaho
Nevada
New York
Massachusetts
New Mersey
Connecticut
New Jersey
Ein
Hooter
Goocer
Waover
Hooper
Nebrasih
Shansas
Iowa
South Dakota
Tost
Tice
Ftirst
Bisith
Hoover Smith Coolidge
Davis
Hoover-Smith
Alabama
Arizona
California
Colorado
Delaware
Georgia
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Maine
Maryland
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
N. Hampshire
New Mexico
N. Carolina
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
S S. Carolina
Tennessee
Nee Knees - Utah
A .Texas
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
Wyomings
Wisconsin
Troover Smith
Utah
Tae
Women killed as car crashes under Dallas viaduct
Two Fort Worth women miss Dorothy Shack and Bobby Lewis were riding in a car that struck a stationary vehicle near a viaduct in Dallas. Bobby Lewis died instantly when hurled over the rail to the ground fifty feet below. Miss Shack was hurled onto the sidewalk unconscious with injuries not yet determined.
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Dallas
Bobby Lewis
Dorothy Shack
Fort Worth
Miss Lewis
Isomet
Visits Seguin Miss Helen Dizon Spends Time
Miss Helen Dizon has been spending the past week in Seguin, the home area of Miss Evangeline Ernst.
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Seguin
Helen Dizon
Evangeline Ernst
Hearst and La Follette Vote Totals Across States
Preliminary returns show La Follette with 2351 votes in Minnesota 1889 in Pennsylvania and 5842 in Wisconsin while Hearst statewide tallies are also noted. The fragmented OCR text references early 20th century political figures and state totals.
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la Follette
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Neuiark Plans Welcome for Hoover
Warls, N Y Sept 17 Four thousand people expected for a Hoover welcome at the first regiment Armory where the Republican candidate will speak The armory will admit about 1000 in order and many more will hear speeches outside The program includes a parade to Washington Park and a Constitution Day ceremony Caldwell where Hoover will visit Cleveland birthplace events marked by Republican leaders and crowds near the armory
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Warls
Foil
Fluchert Hoover
Republican State Committee
Leliewrs
Mme. Hoover
Washington Park
Caldwell
Oaver
Grover Cleveland
Man Suffering After Gum Lodges in Throat At Hospital
An elderly man, identified as A. Costana, 80, was taken to a hospital after chewing gum became lodged in his throat. The incident, reported Monday, marks what appears to be an unusual first record of accidental gum swallowing. Police and medical staff attended to the patient as they attempted removal.
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Robert Th Groom Hospital
A. Costana
Ute Hospital
Suadig
Wagon Driver Killed in Crash Near Bridge Viaduct
An unidentified white man died after a collision between a wagon and a wagon held by a vehicle near a viaduct. The driver was thrown from the wagon and fatal injuries occurred before arrival at the hospital. This incident occurred in Bout Wouth on September 17.
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Bout Wouth
Wigon
Priest Loses Life In Albania Clas
In Belgrade on September, reports from the newspaper Palilien say King Zogu of Albania may become a Christian if the engagement with Princess Giovanna of Italy matures. A clash yesterday caused the death of a priest amid rising tensions in the region.
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Belgradh
Jugoslavia
Palilien Sayat
Ahmed Zogu
Albos
Giovanna
Italy
Bet
Cathelica Albyvin
Coe Cathulle
Storm Contagion and Communications Blackout Across Florida
Amid a sweeping hurricane zone in 1928, the St. Lucie area suffered isolation as Navy praise for a messenger’s service circulated. Amateur relays at Tavares attempted to reach New Orleans with a Palm Beach signal, but wire lines failed. Miami dispatched relief as West Palm Beach and Palm Beach were cut off, with no outside reports reaching the world.
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Stiami Hurricane
Navy Department
Tavares
New Orleans
Palm Beach
West Palm Heach
Miami
Lurricane
West Palm Road
Melcotene
Uberdilire
Stinmi
Relief Units Sent To Stricken Cities
Florida dispatches relief units to Palm Beach and West Palm Beach as a West Indian hurricane devastates coastal areas. Communications collapse. winds reported up to 129 mph with unconfirmed damage. Red Cross, American Legion, and state agencies mobilize aid as inhabitants flee inland toward Avon Park and other central Florida towns.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Palm Beach
West 'Alm Beach
Arnold
Public Safety
West Palm Beach
West Balm Beach
Fort Pierce
Weal Val Beach
Fort Lawrderdale
Fort Lauderdale
Wines
Red Cross
West Palo Bed
American Legion
West Florida
Biuteau
Nal Cor
Tampa
Inder
Lake Okerchotice
Tinkelwnd
Avon Park
Nenetral Florida
Unat Constelfien
Coaravain
Florida hurricane storm eyes coast as towns brace
Central Florida towns report increasing winds with minor damage in most areas as the hurricane nears the coast. Reports from Nassau and the Bahamas mention isolation and communication cuts while ships warn of ninety mile per hour winds offshore. Correspondents note feeble telephone links and unconfirmed casualty rumors near West Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale as preparations to aid storm-affected regions begin.
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Offerc Lo
Batriot
Wil
Can Rellol
Florida
Chllew
Tuwos
Heritace
Meadr
Seis
Kresz
Sean
St. Peters
Vimes
Frastpref
Howe
Tampa
Shy
Heron
Fort Lauderdale
Harvey Senda
Fort Réa
Muses
Trevorse
The
Miami Herald
West Palm Beach
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