Lodge Leads Massachusetts Race In Bay State Returns
The Bay State results show Senator Lodge from Massachusetts rolling up a large majority over Joseph Walker as returns come in. Early returns also report Governor Cox gaining the Republican nomination and Groesbeck leading in Michigan, with several other races in preliminary tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Turaday
Townsend
Michigan
J. F. Baker
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Joseph Walker
Poindexter
Washington
Beattle
Frances Axtel
William Sweet
Denver
Fred A. Sabin
Colorado
Benjamin F
Eutesaat
W. Foote
Vermont
Arizona
Oversior Campbell
James Balch
Oma
Alva M. Cummins
H. G. Dupree
Louisiana
Poindexter Leads GOP Primary In Washington State
Seattle score updates show United States Senator Miles Poindexter widening lead for the Republican gubernatorial nomination as returns from distant precincts come in. In 1196 of 2446 precincts Poindexter has 49 570 votes with his chief rival B Lamping at 33 897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
United States
Miles Poindexter
Washington
Poindexter
McLean Renominated by Acclamation at Connecticut Convention
New Haven reports United States Senator George P. McLean was renominated by acclimation as the Republican Senate candidate at the Connecticut state convention in session today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
United States
George P. ‘McLean
Senate
Pelletier Wins Suffolk County Democratic Primary for District Attorney
Boston reports that former Suffolk County DA candidate Pelletier swept the Democratic primary with 42 119 votes to 17 for Thomas C O'Brien in a contest sparked by his removal by the Massachusetts Supreme Court O'Brien took the Republican nomination Also noting Walker and Cox leading in Republican returns and mass races with Weston Allen and others achieving renominations amid large early returns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ntosens C. Pelletier
Suffolk County
M Masachusetts Sppreme Court
Thomas C. O’brien
Lis Essor
O’brien
Johnston elected president of Mountainete Retailers association
Robert H. Johnston of Denver Colorado was elected president at the Mountainete Retailers association convention. George Wareing was named first vice president. Salt Lake City and other officers Maxwell Taylor Thompson and F W Hubert were listed as vice presidents in supportive roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Robert H. Johnston
Denver
Colorado
Mountainete Retailers Association
George Wareing
Salt Ekey Maxwell
Fort Coline
Ofc iParaylor Thompson
Endo F
Irregular attack wounds guards in Dublin stampede
From Dublin the Evening Star reports a royal army guard at a mission in Dublin was attacked by irregulars. Several attackers were wounded and civilians were caught between stampedes as they sought safety. The incident followed violence in the city and left civilians injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ison
Dublin
Tepanpglipcine
Belfast
Evening Star Thief
Irish ambush targets troops. two seized after dramatic chase
In Dublin on September 13 a bold ambush on national troops in Carson Street ended with the capture of two attackers. One assailant Sean McEvoy was fatally shot while another Republican and a civilian were wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Carson Street
Sean McEvoy
Pacific Lines Joint Rate Hearing Opens in Chicago
In Chicago on September 13 AP reports H A Neapon for the Union examined a pacific lines petition to set joint rail and water rates from the south to the west coast. The case seeks rate equalization and may extend tests to Washington with further testimony expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Euthern Pacific Lines
Oy H. A
Neapon
Union
Pacaenyiway
Interstate Comme Commission
Washington
Injunction Hearing Tangles Over 90 000 Affidavits
In Chicago the government push to prove a nationwide conspiracy to disrupt interstate rail traffic faced delays as attorneys debated classifying tens of thousands of affidavits. Judges warned the current restraining order will expire September 22, and the reading of affidavits continued amid disputes over admissibility and scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thevernment
Apes
Ireland May Join the League of Nations
Geneva reports Ireland’s chances for admission to the League of Nations look good. The decision does not sit on the assembly agenda but the steering committee may add it. Irish Free State leader Michael McWhite returned to Dublin with an update on Ireland’s situation and readiness to ratify the Irish constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Tireland
League of Nations
Assembly
Michael McWhite
Irish Free State
Aem i Gsee
Dublin
Ireland
Leashes on Wire and Global Dispatches Across Cities
AP reports Mrs. FE Keller Lerger, a missionary recovering from a bite in the Congo, plans to return to Austin Texas. Dispatches note mixed outcomes from European tensions, a coroner’s verdict on a Pennsylvania railroad bunkhouse blaze, a failed transcontinental airship departure, and an Indianapolis dust explosion at the American Homing Company plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
FE. B. KelleraLerger
Austin
Tax
Congo River
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Guiciais
Haute, Ind
Greek Military Posture Near Smyrna Described in Turbulent Region
Report details a Greek military presence west of Smyrna along the coast, with plans to withdraw some forces to their homeports. Turkish nationalists claim few Greeks remain, while unaccounted units are suspected around the Rebwsen Smyrna area, about sixty miles from Smyrna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Belk
Smyrna
Rebwsen Smyrna Ivalik
Smyrna and
biNéva
Unclear battle notes from Anatolia described
Fragmentary report recalls clashes near Nevrokop with regulars and Greek forces. Text mentions moves along a frontier area and local units being driven back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anat
Dial oil deck load near Harving refu
An AP report notes a deck load incident near Harving involving a near refinery facility. Details are incomplete with key data and exact location obscured in the verse of the clipped caption.
Fragmentary Greek-Turkish War Note Appears in Record
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions Greek and Turkish forces and French troops in a sequence of events. The legibility is limited, with references to positions and dates unclear, leaving the broader context and outcome unresolved.
The Missing Link Search Probe Ends In Malay Jungles
AP dispatch from San Francisco reports Captain Edw A Nebury, a scientist and lover, sails from the city on the President T toward Malay lands to seek what he calls the main Mink. Rumors of wild men in the Malay jungles with short tails and peculiar foreheads circulate as the voyage proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Edw . A. Hnebury
Salisbury
Pacific Ocean
Malay Archipelago
Billion-Dollar Trade Note From Treasury Chief
The Comptroller of the Currency argues in a speech that the United States has exported wealth through foreign loans securities purchased abroad and foreign goods. He cites figures: 3 000 0000 in American government loans and 620 000 000 in foreign shipping and 500 000 in imported carriages as part of the vast outflow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enminennes
Atkan
Settlement Reaches Return Of Workers In Rail Strike
Washington reports a near full settlement of the rail strike affecting about 35 to 40 percent of U S lines. Secretary of Labor Davis says many craft workers will return to jobs while new hires are retained and arbitration continues. Seaboard Air Line Baltimore and Ohio Northwestern Milwaukee and others are named as covered roads with a tentative agreement previously worked out by BM Jewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Davis
Fem
Ger
Mrr
Couniey
Seaboard Air Line
Baltimore
Obie
Waukee
Jewell
Poison deaths spark city health scare in New York
Fears of a poison outbreak rise in New York as cases of poison related deaths increase after a labor day period. Police and hospitals investigate reports across multiple neighborhoods amid rising public concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Los
Brooklya
Wood
Rescue Efforts Prolonged At Argonaut Mine
Rescue teams labor at the Argonaut gold mine in Jackson California to reach 47 entombed miners as gas tests continue and a 3600 to 3900 foot level rescue progresses. Officials predict a breakthrough within 36 hours amid uncertainty about alive remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conseq En Venir Dictions
Burro
Haggard
Fred L. Lowell
California Industrial Accident Commission
Muldoon
Jackson
Cal
Argonaut
Clarence EB. Jarvis
State Board of Control
Stephens
Brumfield Hangs Himself in Salem Jail
R M Brumfield, convicted of the murder of Dennis Russel in Douglas county, hanged himself in his Salem jail cell today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
R. M. Brumfield
Dennis Russel
Douglas County
Klan Opponent tarred and feathered in Oklahoma incident
Walter Matthews an attorney defeated in the state representative primary says thirty masked men tarred and feathered him after a severe lashing in Cushing Oklahoma. His attackers warned him to stop talking against the Ku Klux Klan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cushing
Okla
Walter Matthews
Matthews
Hawaiian Prince Is Plain American Hawaiian Prince Is Plain
AP reports tensions over succession as Prince Ka Kawanana seeks entry to a U S military academy while princess Lilinokalani leaves Honolulu for education. The prince is described as an athlete and swimmer with the potential to be a key figure in Hawaiian royal affairs.
Idaho Weather Outlook Tonight Through Thursday
Weather forecast indicates fair skies tonight and Thursday with cooler temperatures arriving Thursday. Expect mainly clear conditions, light winds, and mild overnight lows across Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
California Man Becomes Nation's Youngest College President
Claya Heck Marvin age 33 becomes president of the University of Arizona after serving as dean and assistant director at the University of California southern branch. Born Riverside California he rose from Riverside High to Stanford prep then USC for graduate work and earned an MA in 1915. He later studied at Harvard as a Thayer Fellow and earned a ed degree in education and administration. He led aviation service and served as a captain during wartime. He leaves Los Angeles for Tucson to take the Arizona post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Claya Heck Marvin
University of California, Southern Branch
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Tucson
University of Arizona
Marvin
Riverside
Cal
That City
Stanford University
University of Southern California
Thayer
Harvard
Ieal
Aviation Service
Ou College
Roeideas
Not oc B Not Chicago Sept roads unclear
Fragmentary OCR text mentions September, roads, and a possible statement by someone unnamed. Details are unreadable so the item summarizes as an obscure political road note with no clear names or events.
Fragmentary AP note on a road warning and secrecy
A fragmented AP item mentions a road warning directed to Washington and an official who warned authorities. The text is incomplete and unclear about specifics or outcomes.
Wake Statement By RM Ewell On Strike Settlement
RM Ewell head of the party delivers a long statement this afternoon at 1 45 noting a full statement to be given tonight. He says the senses narrative centers on settlement and the strike policy. No committees were formed and the policy is to meet cert. War news and age rage 8 are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewell
Sicaraes
Jewell
Also Mentioned on This Page
LODGE
Bay State
Eest Et Wartasian
Pelletier
DGE
ASES
Frank Plaisz
Don
THE
Carret
Blackburn Esterline
Donald Richberg
John “Scott
Itz
Euch
Guuney
Esterline
Richberg
Texas
Esteriine
Segardin
Constantinoplé
Athens
Greece
Adda
Uskub
Newport News
California
Ghdly
Ws Turkmm
Saietary of Labor Davis
Cea Taromamie
Slayer
Stes
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!