G O P Nominee Advances New Agricultural Proposal
In West Branch Iowa on August 22 Fleaty J. Allen director of publicity for the Republican National Committee and former Kansas governor denied GOP involvement in William Allen White attack on Gov. Alfred E. Smith while noting he issued a correction to White’s remarks. Allen asserted no NRCC member communicated with White or knew of his actions.
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West Branch
Fleaty J. Allen
Republican National Committee
Kansas
Alfred ®. Smith
William Allen White
White
Allen
Smith
National Republican Organization
White confronts Smith honesty claims in Paris dispatch
In a Paris dispatch dated August 22, Jen White defends her faith in Gov. Smith's honesty and accuses press reporting of masking motives. She argues the roll call record of public votes used by Smith supporters misrepresents motives, while stressing a political divide between Tammany Hall and the American people.
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Jen White
Gov. Smith
Mr. White
Tammany Hall
Paris
William
Tammany Was Square Declares Gov Cox
Former Ohio Governor James M. Cox, Democratic presidential nominee in 1920 and 1926, asserts that Charles Murphy and Tammany Hall supported him and Alfred E. Smith in campaigns, rebutting Oklahoma’s pro Hoover stance and attacking treachery claims.
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Tammany
Gov. Cox
New York
James M. Cox
Ohio
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
Herbert Hoover
Uckets
John J. Raskob
Smith
Charles F. Murphy
Alfred B. Smith
More Silver Lead Concentrates from Mayo Beach Seward
SEWARD Alaska Aug 22 Nine carloads of silver lead concentrates arrived here en route from the Mayo mine above Dawson to smelters in the United States giving total shipments for the year of 30 carloads despatches from Mayo mine have continued to increase this season and Seward handles the transfer and shipping operations for the cargoes.
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Seward
Alaska
Mayo
Dawson
Negro flier seeks license abroad to overcome U S race bias
In Monrovia Liberia Captain Henson Cutley an American negro and new instructor with the Liberian frontier force went to Berlin to join the School of Aviation after failing to qualify for an air pilot license in the United States because of his race.
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Monrovia
Liberia
United States
Henson Cutley
Liberian Frontier Force
School of
Berlin
Thousands in Albany Ready to Hear Smith
Albany crowdlines the Capitol steps as Gov Alfred E Smith learns of his son’s return and prepares to deliver an acceptance speech launching a Democratic push for national change. A record radio hookup with 1,400 stations will broadcast the speech as trains, boats, and cars bring tens of thousands to witness the event.
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Albany
Smith
N. Y
Capitol
Alfred E. Smith
Washington, D.C
Sandy
Hudson
Bremen Flier Plans New Atlantic Flight Across Ocean
Dublin reports Baron Huenefeld Captain Koeht and Major Fitzmaurice say the Bremen crew intends another trans Atlantic crossing with a larger multi engine aircraft. They aim to log data to advance commercial aviation and Newfoundland Ireland route practicality, pending a meteorological organization for North Atlantic weather study.
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Ireland
Baron Huenefeld
Koeht
Fitzmaurice
Bremen
Atlantic
Associated Preas
Pitsmaurice
Germany
Newfoundland Ireland
North Atlantic
No Trace Of Two Missing Airmen Found
Storms in the Davis Strait hamper rescue efforts for Rockford to Stockholm Mickre Bert Hassell and Parker Cramer missing since a plane reported near Wenmer Bay and off Cape Chidiey. Coast Guard ships and Rawson Field expedition led by MacMullan search in vain for any trace. Hudson’s Bay Company broadcast appeals to entice trappers to aid the search.
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Chicago
Davis Straits
Rockford
Stockholm
J Micre
Bert Hassell
Parker Cramer
United States Coast Guard
Marion
Wenmer Bay
Cape Chidiey
Rawson Field
MacMillain
Labrador
Associated Press
Hudson's Bay Company
Hoover outlines farm relief plan in West Branch speech
Herbert Hoover spoke in his birth town outlining a farm relief program and outreach to agricultural leaders to find common ground. He named former Governor Frank Lowden as a key adviser and discussed a plan to curb surpluses and develop waterway outlets from the Midwest to the Gulf and Atlantic coasts.
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West Branch
Iowa
Binetsmith
Herbert C. Hoover
America
Hoover
Frank C. Lowren
Hinois
Mid— West
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic Coast
Tipover
West
Hiay Bili
Prohibition Chief Whitney Heads Northwest Tour
W. W. Whitney, chief counsel for the Prohibition Enforcement Department in the Northwest District, travels on the Yukon toward the West and Interior of Alaska for a combined official and pleasure trip. He plans a two week hunt near Fairbanks for sheep, bear, caribou, and moose, and will stop in Juneau mid September.
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W. W. Whitney
Prohibition Enforcement Department
Northwest District
Juneau
Yukon
Nouth
Mr. Whitney
Alaska Game Commission
Fairbanks
H. W. Terhune
Whitney
Mr. Terhune
Miss Hurley Hosts Luncheon For Visiting Miss Hinckam
Miss Verna Hurley entertained today at the Forfet-Me-Not Tea Room in honor of Miss Lucile Hinckam who is visiting Miss Betty Barragar. Tea hour was set for twelve in the attractively decorated treble room.
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Verna Hurley
Lucile Hinckam
Betty Barragar Tere
Albania to Crown Ahmed Zogu King Amid Republic Transition
Reports from Brigde indicate Albania's shift from republic to monarchy is nearing completion Ahmed Zogu is expected to be proclaimed king within days. Officials and observers note rapid progress and widespread anticipation across the state and neighboring regions.
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Brigrade
Albania
Ahmed Hey Zogu
Republic of Albania
Ahmed Bey Zogu
J. S. Athletes Return Today From Europe
American Olympic team arrives in New York aboard the liner to a relay welcome. Major General MacArthur praises the improved competition and notes unprecedented records broken by the American entrants, signaling strong showings this year.
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New York
Amter Fam
Rooosevelt
MacArthur
Carl S Vrooman Backs Moovler Over Hoover
Chicago report states Carl S Vrooman former Assistant Secretary of Agriculture under Wilson will support Herbert Hoover against Gov. Smith. Vrooman calls Hoover a stronger wartime leader and prefers him to Wilson’s appointee.
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Chicago
Ave
Carl
Vrooman
Wilson
Hat
Herbert C. Moovler
Hoover
Gov
Smith
Poison plot charges in Mexico City case and arrests
Chief of Police Antonio Rion Zartunhe says Cuthule Mother Superior Conception Acebeda is in custody over the assassination plot against Gen Varro Obregon and President Calley. Five men and seven women are held. Maria Elena Mazany, 21, allegedly helped plan poisoning at a bath. In Cleveland, Knights of Columbus urge U.S. pressure on Mexico for Catholics.
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Mexico City
Antonio Rion Zartunhebaa
Cuthule
Acebeda
Alvaro Obregon
Obregon
Calley Lust
Maria Elena Mazany
Japanese Air Service Backed By Government
Government subsidized Japanese air transport venture aims to carry passengers and freight with a 6 000 000 dollar capitalization. Plans include routes from Tokyo to Osaka and from Osaka to Shanghai via several cities. Expected starting date is next April with tentative fleet of 16 aircraft and lower passenger rates than the United States.
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Tokyo
Department of Communications
Helals
Darien
Osaka
Pukuoka
Seoul
La Follette Service Out for Gov Smith
The People's Legislative Service, a La Follette aligned group, promotes the Progressive cause and urges voters to support Gov. Smith over Herbert Hoover. The piece mentions figures like Senator Robert La Follette and Bunnell family members connected to Alaska institutions.
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LA Follette Service
Gov. Smith
Washington
People's Legislative’ Servive
Robert Mba [Pallette
la Follette
Jadocsed
Coy. Smith
Herbert Hoover
First August Snow Falls in Trebizond Region
Trebizond area reports the first August snow with deaths and crop losses. Snow piles reach twenty feet on the plateau above the city while residents seek prayers to appease Allah. Constantinople and Angora endure extreme heat as locals link the strange snowfall to religious reforms.
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Turkey
Vrebizond
Trebixond
Constantinople
Banditry in Shanghai prompts private guard rise
Wealthy Shanghai residents increase private anti bandit protection amid rising kidnap risk. Former White Russian soldiers serve as guards on private duty. P. H. Abbott, on business, was among passengers arriving on the kon.
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Shanghai
Elf
P. H. Abbott
Girl Killed Escape Flames in Apartment Fire
Salt Lake City Aug. 22 Marjorie Hyde 18 was killed and five others injured when a fire swept through a story apartment home from the furnace room. She crawled from a third story window to cling to the ledge until flames caught her and she fell. A bystander’s quilt belt failed to break her fall.
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Salt Lake City
Marjorie Hyde
Michigan Republicans brace for tough fight with Democrats
Michigan is seen as a heavily Republican state despite a Democratic push. Analysts compare Hoover era dynamics to 1901 tensions, noting organized effort and readiness for a hard campaign. Party leaders expect a decisive vote in a year shaped by two key issues and strong statewide organization.
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Lansing
Mich
Hoover
Mic
Smith
Michigan
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