Bailey Lee Nomination on 64th Ballot in Idaho
On the sixty fourth ballot amid a long deadlock Judge T Bailey Lee was nominated by Idaho Republicans for justice of the supreme court to fill the vacancy from Chief Justice William A Lee's death Governor Moore planned to appoint him to complete the term. The committee completed the ballot after tense hours with Lee leading or tied at various points and Edgington Varian and Adair receiving smaller shares. County and party leaders prepared for Lee to assume duties within days once the vacancy is created.
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New York Prohibition Viewed as Economic Issue
AP reports economist Irv Fisher of the University of Iowa argues prohibition has cut U S drinking by about 90 percent and could be worth a 1 000 000 economic investment. He says post prohibition consumption may drop to 5 to 16 percent of pre prohibition levels and enforcement remains imperfect but the law can be enforced.
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Gate for Dempsey-Tunney Fight Near Two Millions
Philadelphia AP reports fan confidence the Dempsey Tunney bout will occur next Thursday despite litigation. Ticket sales near 1.7 million with expected reach over 1.9 million, bond to cover legal issues eyed to protect all parties and ticket holders. Three suits pending with hearings in Atlantic City and Philadelphia. Kearns linked to actions. Dempsey under 100k bond for Atlantic City appearance.
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New York
Red Cross Aid Mounted For Florida Disaster
President Coolidge urged nationwide support for Florida hurricane victims as the Red Cross organized rapid relief. Six carloads of supplies were sent to Miami with more planned while federal bodies mobilized coast guard ships, post offices, and army units to assist the response.
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Oklahoma City Burnings Probe Ties Fort Bill Fire to Hefty Loss
In Oklahoma City on September 20 authorities announce charges over arson of men’s buildings at Fort Bill in Ohio valued over 2 million dollars during two years. Fourteen private soldiers face military arrest. five have signed confessions as stated by federal assistants Fred H. Wagoner and W. P. Kelly.
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Florida hurricane leaves massive death toll and ruin
The Associated Press dispatches place Florida deaths between 600 and 1,500 with Fort Lauderdale showing 1,100 dead and Moorhaven 75 miles away suffering heavy losses. The storm, a tropical hurricane, crossed the Everglades and moved into the Gulf striking Pensacola as dawn broke. Damage exceeds 150 million in Miami alone, with total toll possibly over 200 million as refugees crowd roads and bread lines form under martial law.
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Clewiston
Baseball Scores From New York Boston Philadelphia and More
Summary of multiple games with rough scores and lineups across cities. Includes Chicago New York Boston Philadelphia St Louis Detroit Cleveland and mentions pitchers batters and late innings.
Blackfoot Man Bernard Stevenson Dies From Wounds
The Tribune reports Bernard Stevenson known as Beanie of Blackfoot died from pistol wounds. He allegedly inflicted them in a Sunday incident but witnesses say the wounds occurred in a scuffle with his wife at Forrest Kennedy home where a party had continued overnight. Stevenson was shot in the abdomen with a bullet in the back.
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Miami Storm Devastation Reports Toll Ranges Wide
Miami area reels after a major hurricane with estimates of 600 to 1500 dead and $150 million in damage. Hollywood Fort Lauderdale Redlands Moorhaven and Clewiston isolated by flood. martial law, relief efforts, and mass displacements unfold as Red Cross stations are set up. Reporters describe perilous access routes and slow dead-body identification amid wrecked roads and extensive debris.
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American Red Cross
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Florida Hurricane Rips Eastern Coast With Lethal Force
The West Indian hurricane battered southeastern Florida killing over 1 000, injuring about 2 000 and leaving more than 93 000 homeless. Miami suburbs Holly wood Hialeah and Fort Lauderdale suffered heavy losses while utilities collapsed and coffins were sought for victims. The Meyer Kiser bank building and race track grandstands were damaged as the storm moved from the east coast to the Gulf of Mexico.
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Vessels Missing After Tropical Storm Reports
New York dispatch notes at least six ships unaccounted for after a tropical storm in the Lane area. The Clyde denies Cherokee was in the storm zone while Manaon Line reports no word from its vessels. Florida railroad officials report damaged lines near Miami and a radio update confirms Finland passed Miami in fine weather bound for the Pacific. The President Harrison remains reported OK on a world cruise.
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Mobile Braces for Hurricane With 96 MPH Winds
Mobile Alabama reports a 96 mile per hour hurricane wind at 12 30 PM with barometer 29 06 as the storm moves in from the northeast. No lives reported lost though injuries occur and window damage extends to glass. River and bay waters rise but are not expected to threaten the city. five days of prep helped minimize harm.
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List of Dead and Injured in Heart of the Storm
A revised toll at 3 pm lists the dead and injured from the storm in Hollywood and Miami. Names include L. P. Pool Rhoda Louise Priess Lorena Helen Pricas Gordon Brown George Pros Florence Goodrich Sara Tend Marlean Brown G A Soera Andrew Havelock and others. Bread lines form in Miami amid shortages while Hollywood restaurants serve only bread and water. Relief surveys show a 0 day supply. hoarding and profiteering are barred by city edict. Looting reported in Miami’s port area. further details on page bb.
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Leon Pricas
Miami
Aimee McPherson Case Set For Early Hearing
Los Angeles AP report says Aimee McPherson and her mother Minnie Kennedy will face preliminary hearings on charges of criminal conspiracy and falsifying evidence in connection with the kidnaping hoax. Hearing dates are tentatively set for September 27 for Mrs McPherson, with her arrest still pending after a $2500 surety was posted. Kenneth G Ormiston, a missing radio operator, is named as key witness and financier, while Nic Lorraine Wiseman Shlaff and four others are also implicated.
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Penny Asa Ae
Aimee Bemple McPherson
Minnie Kennedy
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Angelus Temple
Chicago plans relief fund for Florida disaster victims
Chicago officials announce a Red Cross relief drive aim to raise one million dollars for Florida disaster victims. Temple, Chicago executive, says the effort will stretch over at least a year to aid rehabilitation and recovery across surrounding states.
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Florida
American Red Cross
Thomas Tempple
The
Coast Guard Resupply Mission From Key West
The United States coast guard carried national guardsmen marines and sailors with medicine and food on a mission from Key West to M. The departure occurred last night amid a left with suppling Havana situation.
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Key West
Steamers Re Poking in Britain’s Legation Report
An Associated Press dispatch notes Britain’s legation reports a conclusive outcome of talks at Ichang between Rear Admiral Crow and General Yang Ben’s delegates over the return of a vessel by Yang Sen. Details are sparse as officials emphasize the agreement reached.
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