GOTHAM SCRAP GROWING WARM WITH CAMPAIGN ACCUSATIONS
Gov Smith and Sen James Walker exchange charges as Wa terman attacks their loyalty to Hylan. Waterman accuses Smith of long association with Hylan and questions his silence. Walker defends his record in the state legislature amid mayoral race tensions in New York.
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James J. Walker
Staten Island
Hylan
D. Waterman
Mr. Waterman
Tammany
John
F. Hylan
Lowsh-Walker
Richmond County
Nater Walker
Burbank Work to Be Continued by Stanford University
The horticultural program of Luther Burbank of Santa Rosa California will be transferred to Stanford University which plans an endowment to perpetuate his work Williams Gibbs McAdoo on the advisory committee announced the plan The Burbank gardens near Sebastopol will be transferred and plant hybrid development will continue under Burbank's direction as long as he remains active.
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San Francisco
Luther Burbank
Santa Rosa
Calif
Stanford University
Burbank
Williams Gibbs McAdoo
R Burbank
Sebastopol
University
Florida Land Venture Promoters Targeted by Federal Officials
Federal officers hunted five officials and two women connected to the Florida Lands company. Warrants issued yesterday accuse them of using the mails to defraud. Jacob Factor, former barber and president of the venture with about $500,000 in business since last March, was detained. Nathan Factor, his brother, was arrested and is the only person in custody.
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Chicago
Florida Lands Company
Jacob Factor
Florida Land Venture
Nathan Factor
Old Chicago Market Marks End of Era for South Water Street
Chicago moves forward as 122 year old South Water Street market closes its final Saturday, with merchants moving to a six block cooperative market near the loop. New Wacker Drive boulevard will replace the old stone structures, and dawn Monday begins trading in the new center six blocks from the loop.
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Chicago
South Water Street
Produce Exchange
Commission
Cooperative Market
Loop
Wong Sing Victim Of Tong War Killings
In Fall River Maine on August 29 a laundryman named Ong Sing was shot dead by two Chinese men after they chased him from his shop. He was struck by three bullets as he reached the sidewalk while the assailants fled. Wong Tom, brother of the deceased, said he did not know his own family belonged to any secret societies.
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Fall River
Mees
Ong Sing
Wong Tom
Idaho Women to Attend Convention by Utah Clubs
The Idaho federation of Business and Professional Women plans to attend the state convention in Logan Utah September 5 to 7. Members from Idaho will travel next Saturday for sessions including a banquet, program of the Girls Symphony, club songs, a memorial for departed members, and officer elections.
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Logan
Utah
Idaho Federation
Idaho
Utah Agricultural College
Girls’ Symphony
Ogden
Margaret Stewart
Esther P. Lyman
Agnes Bowen
U. A
Rted
Elizabeth Fitzgerald
Nationa
Logan Canyon
Utah’ Agricultural College
Voca
Jeanne Home
Adelia Prichard
National Federation
Portland
Ore
Capitol Theatre
Bluebird
Commander Worthwine to Visit Pocatello Around September
C W Worthwine newly elected commander of Idaho American Legion expected to visit Pocatello around September 11. F Hamilton commander of Pocatello post has been in touch with the state commander to arrange a district meeting in Pocatello during Worthwine's visit.
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C. W. Worthwine
State Department of the American Legion
Pocatello
F. Hamilton
Pocatello Pass
the Legion
Ithwine
Damascus on edge as French forces seal capital
Report from Jerusalem says Damascus is excited over the political crisis. French troops surround key buildings with barbed wire and machine guns. Authorities arrest leaders of a local organization amid tense security.
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Jerusalem
Damascus
Riffians Renew Activity Along French Moroccan Frontier
Fez Morocco August 29 AP reports Riffian tribesmen showing renewed movement along the French Moroccan frontier. Two influential leaders lead a native force of about 4000 near the upper Leben river northwest of Taza. French intelligence notes mounted Riffians seen near the front, suggesting a shift from foot combat. General Maurin confirms continued but improving submission of Branes tribesmen and notes nocturnal raids by the more refractory Branes.
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Fez
Morocco
Leben River
Taza
Maurin
Stoddard Dies After Long Public Service
From military service he became one of President Lincoln's private secretaries and ran the president's confidential correspondence. He later served as grand secretary of the Union League of America while maintaining his White House duties. Stoddard died September 24, 1864.
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New York City
William Osborn Stoddard
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Prentice $8
Sarah Osborn Stoddard
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Homer Academy
Syracuse
University of Rochester
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Stoddard
Grand Army of the Republic
Genesee Society
Union Society
Mr. Stoddard
Madison, N. J
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Ralph
William O. Stoddard, Jr
Detroit
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White House
Union League of America
Men Consider Strike On Order Of A Vacation
About 700 miners walked out over a union button demand as one worker withdrew his refusal signaling good standing. Coal output dropped 2000 tons before he complied. Maintenance men across districts 1 7 and 9 will be paid one day less every two weeks during the shutdown, funding the miners emergency fund.
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United Mine Workers of America
Miners’ Fund
New Chief Named for St. Louis Prohibition Agents
James Dillon of Peoria Illinois will be named group chief of federal prohibition agents in the St. Louis district under the reorganized city law enforcement machinery. W D Moses acting director of the district announced tonight.
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James Dillon
Peoria, Ills
Internal Revenue Agent
St. Louis
W. D. Moses
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