Davis Enters West Invasion Drive for Wilson Legislation
John W. Davia a Democratic presidential employee rallies in Chicago urging a westward push to elevate Woodrow Wilson's record. He vows to emulate Wilson’s reforms and target labor, education, press freedom, and anti corruption. Davia plans stops in Indiana Ohio Nebraska Missouri and Illinois with a cross region trip to promote Democratic aims.
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Glaring headlights curb met by motor patrol rule
Harrisburg dispatch says starting today motorists must have approved sighting devices properly adjusted before traveling. The window to obtain any of the 29 approved night viewing devices expired yesterday.
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Reid Pastor Succumbs on Birthday in Brethren Church
Reid Byers, a prominent gillator in the Brethren Church, died this morning at his sixty-first birthday. Surviving are his wife Elta and several children. The funeral is set for Thursday afternoon with services at 2 o'clock and burial in Lang Monilow Cemetery, officiated by Elders Rowland and Bitterhaugh.
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Weather and grain prices lift eggs on market report
Weather factors join corn price rises to push egg costs higher in city markets. Corn advanced from 1.26 to 1.78 per bushel with a late run in futures and feed crops. eggs climbed as much as 40 cents a dozen while oats and other inputs show gains. Large quantities of corn and cornmeal appear on the market, with prices cited for Georgia white corn and other varieties.
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Police Believe Barris Autojack Ring Implicated Youth Leader
Police say Doreey Warr, a focal youth, is tied to a car theft ring moving vehicles from numerous locations over the past month. The arrest followed patrols near Elizabeth as $200 worth of needed equipment was recovered from his home lockup while he refused to talk.
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LaFollette's initial test comes today
LaFollette faces his first test as voters go to polls for state congressional and county primary races. The Progressive candidate seeks broad support while Republicans compete, with Robert La Follette backed by supporters and John J. Blaine positioned for governor against Arthur R. Hirst and George B. Comin in a tense party contest.
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Prince of Wales Spends Night Out in New York
Svoosht New York Sept 2 The linea of Wales provided newspaper reporters with a mystery today when he returned to the Jantos A Gurdon estate hours after midnight It was unclear where the Prince spent the night or how he traveled He was to attend a dinner at Daverents Mile home but did not appear He left in time for the dinner in an automobile accompanied by attendants and Begtland Police noted no further details and the prince telephoned before morning asking for directions to Durden home He had a quiet morning planned and had played polo yesterday before a large crowd at a recon at fol mont Park Officials suggested a polo match in the Westbury area today if possible
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Fliers Start Round‑the‑World Flight from Trekle Lab
Lieutenant Lowell Smith and Lieutenant Erik Nelson, U S Army aviators, began a round‑the‑world attempt from Trekle Labrador at 10 26 EST. The State's Attorney noted the newborn son of Mr and Mrs Roulatti to be an eight pound boy nicknamed Pop, amid celebratory remarks.
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Birthday Proudly Marked for Vroatdant John N Gower
Hoard of County Commissioners member Vroatdant John N Gower celebrated a birthday today. The official declined to share his exact birth date but is believed to have been born in 1879.
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Infected foot and poison ivy strike city workers
Nova items report two local labor incidents. Glenn R. Martin, 19, an employee of Moller Co, injures a foot while assisting at a site with Olly Clark and Harry Walker. N. Burke, 27, a worker for the G and P Tollphone Co, contracts severe poisoning from wood handling while on duty.
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Deportation Watch for Argentine Boxer Lota Angel Firpo
Washington Sept 2 Immigation authorities in New York moved toward possible deportation of Argentine prize fighter Lota Angel Firpo. The Labor Department Commissioner of Immigration ordered Firpo before an inspector for an adjourned examination on the basis of evidence submitted by Vincent Crane of New York.
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Handsome contest disruption in Washington Alabama
The report cites John W. Clark in Washington Alabama as a key figure amid a dispute over a prize decision. New evidence involving Canon Chanano and alleged actions delays escalate, with calls for renewed pursuit of an Argentine heavyweight fight against Harcy Wills and potential postponement notices from authorities.
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New Arms Meet U K The United States Looks Toward League Talks
Washington reports indicate a new world conference to regulate international traffic in arms and munitions may be formed with U S cooperation with the League of Nations. Secretary Hughes notes the United States does not require a formal meeting but may participate as talks advance.
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MacDonald Case Is Postponed In Liquor Drive Charge
The hearing for R. M. MacDonald of Clear Spring on a charge of driving while intoxicated is postponed until tomorrow afternoon. He was arrested Saturday night after a fight with Steven Busty in which a brick was allegedly used. He posted $26 on the lesser charge but faced no other counts.
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Bandits Loot Chicago Road House and Dairy Company
In Chicago a road house robbery left a bartender beaten and a patron wounded as robbers escaped with cash and valuables. Separately in Illinois a violent incident tied to postwar unrest saw a mass theft of $100,000 in valuables and a large security response as authorities prepare for an inquiry.
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Protest Troop Withdrawal From Scene Of Klans War
Reported protest actions fade as troop withdrawal looms. Preliminary hearing set for Dr GT Black head of Herrin hospital and chauffeur Claude Craig, amid multiple arrests on Saturday following clashes tied to the event.
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Rival Forces Fight Near Nanking Amid Chinese Clash
Shanghai dispatch reports rival Chinese factions clashing near Nanking on Sept 2 with heavy troop concentrations. Telegraph lines torn near Nanking, and rail traffic between Shanghai and Nanking halted for a period. Chinese forces under Tu Yung Talang and Lu Hai-fong Lin have moved troops toward Shanghai, with rail disruption noted. French naval ships Cathar and Junie Ferry ordered to Shanghai from Saigon to reinforce.
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Woman held for murder after shot at porch entry
In Philadelphia, Mia Hi Jen Mayhuo, a former burlesque performer, is held without bail for murder of an unidentified man on her porch. Police say she admitted firing a .22 rifle when the man and companions demanded entry and returned after she ordered them away. She was also held as a material witness.
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