Smith wraps up first tour as campaign presses on
Governor Smith returns to Albany after Rochester stop with first campaign tour finished and plan for a rest. He enjoys his pets at the executive mansion then plays golf at the country club. Details on the next stump speaking tour remain tentative with no firm schedule yet. Crowds greeted him at the station and mansion with torches and banners praising the West and East in his favor.
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Harold Oliver
Associated Press
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WN. Y
Rochester
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Smith-Robinson
Executive Mansion
Middle-West
Border
Union Station
Tunney Weds Miss Lauder in Rome Hotel Russie
Retired heavyweight champion Gene Tunney and Miss Mary Joseline Lauder of Greenwich Conn married this morning at the Hotel Russie Rome. The civil and religious ceremonies were held in two salons with white rose decorations. Monsignor Breslin performed the religious ceremony and Signor Brofferio led the civil service. Notables included Thomas Daniels and Mrs Daniels, Leon Dominion, Wesley Jones, John McCormack and his wife and daughter. An orchestra provided music for both ceremonies. Brofferio cited the civil code on marriage rights and duties, noting the husband is head of the family and the wife follows the civil condition of the husband.
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Gene Tunney
Mary
Joseline Lauder
Greenwich
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Russie
Joseph A. Breslin
The
American College
Tunney
Eugene §. Burke
Signor Brofferio
Thomas L. Daniels
Minneapolis
Daniels
Leon Dominion
Wesley Jones
John McCormack
Brofferio
Will Close Stores During His Funeral
AM Arma Club service stores will close their establishments from 2 until 6 tomorrow afternoon out of respect for late Mayor Chas. E. Bowman whose funeral will be held then. A. K. Coffman will break ground within the next week for his new home on Potomac avenue extended.
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Iate
Chas. E. Bowman
A. K. Coffman
Potomac Avenue
Two Hagerstown Pastors Nominees For U B Conference
Two Hagerstown ministers were named in the Pennsylvania Annual Conference list of nominees for the General Conference of the United Brethren Church. The process selects 21 ministerial nominees, with seven receiving the most votes representing the district at Lancaster next May. The report lists Rev. Ira S. Ernst and Rev. Gordon I. Rider among the nominees, with other clergy named from York and Baltimore. Bishop Bell presided and urged old fashioned piety and home life, while Dr. Charles F. Fultz was re elected as conference superintendent. The opening session noted 2391 conversions, 2300 accessions, and a net membership gain of 985, with over 500,000 in contributions and 120 churches debt free.
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Hagerstown
United Brethren Church
Pennsylvania
Grace Church
Lancaster
Ira S. Ernst
Carlisle
M. R. Fleming
Red Lion
Pai
Charles E. Paltz
Washington
George TD
Gossard
Annville
George A. Heiss
York
Paul E. Holdcraft
Baltimore
A. N. Horn
Mechanicsburg
Paul R. Koontz
Ddwire W. Leech
L. Walter Laiz
Jota Ti. Ness
Gordon I. Rider
F. Berry Plummer
Hagerstowk
B.D. Rojahn
Waynesboro
J. A. Shettel
Yoo
Bell
William M. Bell
Owiag
Fultz Jre
Pennsylvana
Weel Day
Charles F. Fultz
W. M. Bell
Fultz
County Leads in Hog Cholera Outbreaks in September
Washington county topped Maryland counties with 39 hog cholera outbreaks in September, part of a nine year trend. The report from the Bureau of Animal Industry cites 262 premises affected, 400 nine hogs dead and 903 sick before reporting, with most outbreaks tied to feeding hogs with infected pork scraps.
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Washington County
Bureau of Animal Industry
Maryland State Board of Agriculture
Talbot County
Dorchester
Somerset
Anne Arundel
Worcester
Kent
Frederick
Maryland
Council to Name New Mayor After Bowman's Death
The city council will elect a successor to the late Mayor Charles E Bowman at tomorrow's regular meeting. The successor will serve until next March when a new mayor is chosen and all council members will be up for reelection.
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Charles E. Bowman
Reuben Musey
Ae Sity Conneil
Tate
Divorced In Reno She Will Wed Soon
The New York American reports that Mrs. Raymond T. Baker who recently won a Reno divorce is expected to marry Charles Minot Amory of Boston, a member of a long established Boston family, in the near future.
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Reno
New York
New York American
Raymond T. Baker
Charles Minot Amory
Boston
Frog Hollow Swallows Up Another Man
Frog Hollow, a notorious moonshine rendezvous, reportedly swallowed up James Rudolph of Martinsburg. His wrecked car was found in the Hollow with no sign of Rudolph, amid evidence of possible ambush and a mistaken hospital report. An intensive search was planned.
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Frog Hollow
James Rudolph
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Maryland
Rudolph
Hollow
Washington County Hospital
Accused customs guard dies by his own hand in Jersey City
James McGuckin 24, a United States customs guard who killed stevedore Leo Bodice on July 24 and was indicted for murder, committed suicide at his home. His body was discovered in a gas filled room.
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Jersey City
James McGuckin
United States Customs Guard
Leo Bodice
White House Sends Doctor as Victim Worsens
In New Haven on October 3 Mrs. Margaret Veno 56 injured in an auto crash with a car driven by John Coolidge son of the President. Major James Coupal called to aid arriving with Everett Sanders. Police have dropped the case against Wilfred Veno who had the other car but he recovers from a fractured skull. If Mrs. Veno worsens the case may be reopened.
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New Haven
Conn
Margaret Veno
John Coolidge
Coolidge
James F. Coupal
Washington
Major Coupal
Everett Sanders
White House
Wilfred Veno
Dry Law Makes Men Handsome
CHICAGO October 3 Prohibition is making men more handsome says Dr James Doran National Prohibition Commissioner He argues that with more money to spend legally denied for liquor men spend on grooming services such as shaves facials haircuts and manicures He spoke before the National Beauty and Barber Supply Dealers Association yesterday.
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Chicago
Jamez Doran
G O P 40 Years But Is For Al
Former Congressman J Adam Beder of Minnesota after four decades in the Republican Party declares through Democratic headquarters his plan to back Governor Smith. He cites Smiths farm relief and prohibition stance and predicts carrying Minnesota North Dakota and Nebraska if western gains endure.
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New York State
Franklin D. Hoosevelt
Warm Springs
Smith
Rochester
Roosevelt
New York
J. Adam Beder
Minnesota
Republican Party
Congress
Democratic National
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Nebraska
Williamsport C O C Takes Up Activities
The Williamsport Chamber of Commerce held its largest meeting since organization, outlining committees and an advertising campaign. Dr. I M Zimmerman presided at dinner with Dr. A B Eagle of Martinsburg as principal speaker, who urged regional cooperation and city promotion. Eagle was elected the first honorary member.
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Williamsport Chamber of Commerce
Murrays
I. M. Zimmerman
A. B. Eagle
Martinsburg Chamber of Commerce
Eagle
Willamsport
W. S. Richardson
Old Board of Trade
Norman Grove
Chamber of Commerce
Banned Show Quite Tam ed by Supreme Court Injunction
New York October 3 Protect ed by a Supreme court injunction the play Pleasure Man continued on Broadway despite police opposition after arresting 61 cast members at its premiere. Police viewed a second performance and said it had been noticeably tamed by changes and planned no arrests unless decency lines were crossed.
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New York
Supreme Court
Mae West
Million And Half Of Opium Seized
Three thousand cans of opium with a boot leg value of 1.5 million dollars were seized on the Dollar Line steamer President Harrison which docked at Jersey City yesterday. Attorney Renzo D. Bowers returned from Annapolis where he attended the Court of Appeals for the argument of a case appeal from the Orphans Court of Washington County.
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New York
Dollar Line
President Harrison
Jersey City
Renzo D. Bowers
Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Orphans” Court of
Washington County
Youthful Hobo Caught After Robbing Mail Train
William Gibbs, 20, of Los Angeles, robs a Canadian national railway mail car near Chat ham Ont and is caught after crossing into Windsor. He loots registered bags, holds three messengers at gunpoint, and is found with $6,519 in bank notes and two sealed currency packages totaling $10,500. Gibbs admits the crime and claims the title of a hobo.
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Detroit
William Gibbs
Los Angeles
Canadian National Railway
Windsor
Ont
Gibbs
Chatham
Prarie Siding
Crown
Detroit River
Liner America in distress near northeast Atlantic
Captain George Fried reports to the Associated Press at 5 a m eastern time that the Dutch steamship Celaeno is sinking in a northwest gale with a rough sea and doubtful position. The America, about 1,000 miles east of Newfoundland, is rushing to aid. Celaeno left Rotterdam for Boston on September 25.
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Celaeno
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Associated Press
George Fried
Newtodtdland
Boston
Rotterdam
Hazlewood Elected ABA President at Chicago Convention
Craig B. Hazlewood vice-president of Union Trust Chicago was chosen president of the American Bankers Association at the general meeting. He had served as first vice-president of the ABA prior to this election.
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Philadelphia
American Bankers’ Association
Craig B. Hazelwood
Chicago
Bankers
Craig B. Hazlewood
Union Trust Company
American Bankers Association
Hazlewood
Association
Would Cut Price Paid For Brides
KHARTUM Sudan October 3 The government has sought to lower bride prices. A groom must now pay 15 cows to the bride’s father in Khartoum while near Lake Albert the price is five cows. Shilluk maidens resist reductions with the retort that they will not be cheaper than their mothers, hindering progress.
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Khartum
Sudan
Lake Albert
Part of Game Preserve May Be Opened Up
Five hundred ten acres of the two Lausand acres in the state game preserve near Peatre Washington County may be opened to sportsmen for hunting. State game warden E Lee Le Compte will visit Sunday and stay two days to study the situation before a final decision. He will lodge at the club house. The section under consideration is rich in small game and promises a paradise for sportsmen.
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Peatre
Washington
Coury
Izaak War
E. Lee le Compte
Driver Sues Potomac Edison for 35000 Damages
John E. Taylor through attorney Ellsworth R. Roulette filed suit alleging personal injuries from a Paramount crossing crash on September 19 1928. He says a gasoline truck was struck by a northbound trolley driven at excessive speed.
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John E. Taylor
Ellsworth R. Roulette
Potomac Edison Company
Paramount
Taylor
Paramount Crossing
Disorderly houses paid a big graf crackdown in Philadelphia
District attorney Monaghan led a grand jury investigation into disorderly houses in Philadelphia uncovering protection payments. Testimony named proprietors and police officers involved in schemes paying weekly sums from 45 to 2000 dollars. Accounts showed large cash withdrawals and real estate purchases amid alleged police protection for the vice operations.
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Digor Houses
Districa Monaghan
Conde Z Jury
Rum
Derry
Poli
Ca 1
Alga Bartén
John’ Cage
Robinson
James
Kelly
Dixey
Edwin
Lewis
Hermes
Three Young Suspects Pose Speeding Car Theft
In Ingersoll Ontario an 11 year old girl driving a stolen car at 40 mph and her sister 10 and brother 13 driving at 60 mph were arrested after police halted the spree with gunfire. The three youths face charges as authorities investigate the incident.
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Ingersoll
Ont
Freed So He Could Keep Mill Running
William N. Krodel of New Cumberland was granted a three month prison furlough to avoid job loss at the hosiery mill where he serves as superintendent. He has already served ninety days behind bars.
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Harrisburg
William N. Krodel
New Cumberland
Democrats Pleased With First Registration Day Results
Democratic leaders voiced satisfaction with Tuesday's registration day though early figures show more Republicans enrolled. They note prior to May primaries Democratic registration was over twice Republican in many districts. Young first time registrants admire the New York governor and some may align with Republicans now but vote Democratic later. Complete figures due in about three weeks.
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New York
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