Forest Fires Rage Across West Leaving One Dead
AP report details Northern Oregon to California brush fires trapping motorists and workers. One man, Neal Lane of San Francisco, dies when gasoline ignites in his truck near Livermore. Fire threatens Santa Barbara National Forest. towns including Magalia evacuated as fires burn near Redding and Bear Creek dam area inwesting substantial damage and evacuations.
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Oregon
California
Pacific Coast
Neal Lane
Francisco
Livermore
B. C. Wylde
Fresno
R. Koyle
Los Angeles
Bakersfield
R. M. Montgomery
Pasadena
E. Elmore
Oroville
Wylde
Santarbara National Forest
C. L. Keny
Father South
Rside County
San Diego
Palomaruntain
Butte County
Magalia
Tree
Erice
Redding
Kasta
Everglades Flood Worsens After Florida Hurricane
Florida relief crews report disease outbreaks and rising flood waters as official losses exceed 1500 dead. Governor Martin tours Pahokee area by boat. Everglades region and roadways remain submerged. authorities plead for aid as influenza cases rise in Clewiston and relief teams race to reach refugees.
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West Palm Beach
Florida Everglades
Clewston
Lake Okeechobee
Fort Myers
C. G. Enos
John W. Martin
H Gh
Pahokee
Everglades
Florida
Connor
Davis
Mother and son implicated in Riverside murders in Canada
Vancouver reports Gordon Northcott, wanted for four Riverside killings, showing little concern as extraction actions threaten months in Canada. His mother Mrs Sarah Louise Northcott, aided by husband Cyrus Northcott and grandson Sanford Clark, described a chilling mix of love and crime detailing how she and Gordon planned and carried out the slayings of Walter Collins and others.
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Gordon Stewart Northcott
Riverside
Calif
Sanford Clark
Elder Northcott
Gordon
California
Vancouver
B. C
Gordon Northcott
Cal.f
Canada
Northcott
Frank Lyons
Sarah Louisa Northcott
Calgary
Young Northcott
Sarah Louise Northcott
Cyrus Northcott
Hussand
Los Angeles
Collins
Wineville
Mint Canyon
Clark
New President to be inaugurated at University of Idaho
Boise dispatch reports Dr Frederick James Kelly to become president of the University of Idaho with inaugural services planned for Monday and Tuesday in Moscow. Governors and delegations from southern Idaho travel for the ceremony with educators from other states in attendance.
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Boise
Tomory
Moscow
Frederick James Kelly
University of Idaho
Idaho
H. Baxtridge
Tes
Will W. D. Vincent
Missioner of Education
Abelle M. Allen
State
Public Instruction
Kellys
Lotus Delta Coffman
Deat
University of Minnes
Hoover and Coolidge discuss campaign strategy at White House
Hoover meets with President Coolidge for a second conference at the White House while campaign momentum shifts in New York state. Speakers note optimistic gains for the Republican ticket and a potential statewide margin exceeding 100,000 votes.
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Washington, D. C
Herbert Hoover
President Coolidge
White House
Coolidge
New England
Wisconsin
Mr. Hoover
Newark
N. J
Hamilton Fish, Jr
New York
Hoover
New York State
Machold
Chicago Cabbys Engage in General Fight at Stand
A cab stand fight erupted near Granada cafe at Cottage avenue and 68th street. Thivierge, 35, a Yellow Cab driver, was shot and died. Reichter, another Yellow Cab driver, was arrested as the fracas ended. Police said threats had circulated among drivers who tried to park near the cafe. Police reported drivers armed with jacks joined the melee. The clash ended after Thivierge fell.
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ICAGO
Cottage Avenue
68Th Street
Granada Cafe
Thivierge
Snes Reichter
Checker Cab Company
Thuviergeed
Utah Red Cross drive tops list of volunteers
A 64 year old woman led voluntary contributors for the Utah Red Cross drive aiming to raise 12000 dollars for Florida storm refugees. Mrs G R Taylor sent a one hundred dollar check with a brief note and pledged her continued support to the campaign.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Utab Red Cross
Florida
Mra
G. R. Taylor
Bli
Baseball scores and line results from today’s games
National League and American League matchups show Cincinnati and Boston high scoring in twin bill. St Louis and New York split while Pittsburgh hosts Philadelphia and Chicago thumps Brooklyn. Detroit and Washington posted large comeback wins as Cleveland and St Louis tie early entries.
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St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Reot
Malone
Harnett
Mce- Weeny
Gooch
Western trunk lines seek early freight rate increases
Western trunk line railroads asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for immediate permission to file applications seeking broad rate rises across the western territory. They argued earnings have been and are currently inadequate and urged the commission to amend orders to allow publishing higher rates with possible blanket supplements. The proposal notes wage demands and strike threats among western workers may be linked to the rate move, with the commission expected to outline views soon. A separate Kingston story reports Wilbert R. Williams, a Picton schoolteacher, sentenced to hang for the murder of his wife, with the defense citing insanity and mercy recommended by the jury.
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Washington
Western Territory
Interstate Commerce Commisson
Western Trunk Line Railroads
Western Roads
Commission
Western Railroads
Western Railroad
Straton Accuses Smith of Dodging Real Issues in Campaign
Oklahoma City Sept 22 AP Tonight Dr John Roach Straton evangelical preacher from New York will address the Coliseum to answer Governor Alfred E Smith’s charges. Straton says Smith raised the religious issue to hide his muddy record and dodged real campaign issues.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
John Roach Slaton
New York
Afred E. Smith
Straton
Coliseum
Smith
Glasgow truck man jailed for liquor theft substitute brick
John O Roarke a Glasgow truck man was sentenced to sixty days in prison with hard labor for substituting brick for twenty four bottles in two cases of whiskey he was transporting from the railroad station to the docks.
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London
John O’rouke
Glascow
Jolson honeymoon trip to Europe after secret Rochester wedding
Ali son Jolson and bride Ruby Kelier depart New York aboard the Olympic for a European honeymoon. They wed secretly in Rochester and plan weeks in London and Paris before Jolson opens a new show. Kelier, a 10 year-old Texas Guinan discover, later pursues musical comedy.
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New York
Alison
Ruby Kelier
Europe
Rochester
N. Y
Southampston
London
Paris
Jolson
Josephine Lauder
Thisa Jolson
Texas Guinan
Texas
Eddie Canton
Woodside
Long Islend
Race of Indians Lived in Country 20000 Years Ago
Banum Brown of the American Museum said fossils and buffalo bones near Folsom New Mexico reveal a distinct Indian culture 15 000 to 20 000 years ago. Arrow heads found with the bones are fluted and of high workmanship rivaling known American artifacts. Fossils were excavated by the American Museum and the Denver Museum with two years of work by experts from the Jefferson Institution.
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New York
International Congress of Americaniste
Ihe
Banum Brown
American Museum of Natural Mystery
Folsom
N. M
Brown
America
Te American Museum
Denver, Colo
Jetter Institution
Sisleen
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