Smith plans big concession speech on farm relief and prohibition
Albany Aug 14 UP Governor Alfred E Smith Democratic presidential candidate wrapped up a major preconvention conference and prepared to deliver his acceptance speech. He will stress farm relief and prohibition while outlining federal government reorganization. Smith anticipated a roughly hour long speech, with notes totaling about six thousand to six thousand six hundred. He met yesterday with nine farm leaders from the Midwest and South led by George H Peek and Frank O Lowden. Leaders declined to say if they will back Smith until after the acceptance address next week. The governor will confer with Senator Carter Glass this afternoon and with Joseph Daniels tomorrow as well as with Senators George, Walsh on subsequent days.
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Smith
George H. Peek
Moline
Frank O. Lowren
Tlinois
Delvers
Carter Glass
Virginia
Joseph Danels
George
Georgia
Phursday
Thomas J Walsh
Montana
Prohibition Party weighs Hoover endorsement in campaign
Aug 14 report notes Legh Colvin national chairman may urge endorsing Hoover rather than running a separate ticket in each state. Senator Norns of Nebraska calls Hoover speech disappointing and hints possible opposition to the Republican nominee. Former Senator Moses E B Clapp of Minnesota joins the Smith independent party to back Democratic candidates in the corn belt. Wayne Williams, former Colorado attorney general, says he will not support Governor Smith due to New Yorker prohibition stance.
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Te Prohibtion Party
Herbert Hoover
Moses EB. Clapp
Minnesota
Smith Independent Party
Corn Belt
Wayne Williams
Colorado
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Smith to Answer in Church in Albany Encounter
Governor Alfred E. Smith will meet Dr John Roach Straton at Calvary Baptist Church Albany to respond to charges that Smith is the greatest menace to moral forces in America. The plan follows Straton's reply to Smith’s request to answer in church.
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U. P
Alfred B. Smth
John Roach Straton
Calvary Baptist
Smith
America
Stratom
FORCE OF WIND Rides East Coast Floods and Ship Stranding
Heavy rains pushed rivers higher and flooded lowlands from the east coast to interior areas while winds of a Gulf disturbance reached 36 mph. The Munson liner Manamar stranded near Abaco Island sent 75 passengers to Nassau aboard the Lady Cordeaux, with hopes of later removal from the shoals. In Cuba near Guantanamo, a cyclone caused one death, unroofed houses and 11 inches of rain as winds hit 80 mph.
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Tropical Radio Corporation
Fur Bearers That Clothe Milady Shown in Metzger Wright Exhibit
An August exhibit at Metzger Wright showcases small live fur bearing animals, provided by Roy Bell of Jamestown. Featured species include badger, red fox, possum, mink, Rocky Mountain raccoon, skunk, Angora and chinchilla rabbits. Bell notes fur uses range from trims to coats and brushes, with details on habits and care. The exhibit runs for several days, drawing steady pedestrian interest.
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Roy Bell
Harry Bell
Melrose Place
Jamestown
Milady
Bell
U. S
Warren County
Elmer Nelson
Weesel
Rocky Mountain
Market Letter Current Events in New York
Stock market movement was irregular with most issues down. General Motors fell early then weaker overall while Chrysler hit a new high amid rumors Du Pont and Raskel sold GM and bought Chrysler. Other automakers Brockway Packard Studebaker rose. Hudson dropped under pressure. Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck and Radio declined.
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U. P
General Motors
Chrysler
Pierre 8. Dupont
John J. Raskel
Brockway
Packard
Studebaker
Hudson
Montgomery Ward
Sears
Rev Handy to Preach at Grace M E Church
The Rev Harry C Handy of Park Ridge will preach at Sunday morning service at 10 30. The Rev L M Barnard pastor who has been at the Chautauqua Assembly Grounds will preach at the evening service at 7 30 Sunday August 19th.
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Parkridge
N. 5
Grace M
L. M. Barnard
Chautauqua Assembly Grounds
Oil Market Prices by Grade and Route Across Pipelines
The report lists varied crude oil grades and their prices paid by purchasing agencies across multiple lines. Entries include Pennsylvania Grade 011 at 3.20, Pennsylvania Grade Oil at 3.10, and other grades cited with values from Buckeye Pipe Line to Cumberland Pipe Line, noting regions such as Beewaye, Eureka, and Indiana Refining Co. along with names like West Pa, Prairie and Saginaw.
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New York Transit Co
Gato Bradford District
National Transit Co
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Beewaye Pipe Co
Beister
Beeeseee Corning
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Corning
Eureka Pipe Line Co
Somerset
Cumberland Pipe Line Co
Indiana Refinisog ‘Cae Wat Kea- 2 Refining Co
Oil City
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Barren
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Paragon
Kentucky - Hines
Waterloo
Petraits
Canada
Saginaw, Mich
Berea
Saginaw
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Princeton
Lia Wooster
Costes Prepares Nonstop Atlantic Flight From Paris
Paris Aug 14 French world flyer Costes hurried plans for a non stop crossing. He moved his plane from Villacoublay to Le Bourget where a full fuel load can be carried and awaits a weather window. Costes and Bellonte may fly the ocean leg with him, route and goal yet undecided.
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Villacoublay
le Bourget
Cortes
Bellonte
New York
Philadelphia
Joseph Lebrix
St. Louis
Senegal
Africa
Natal
Brazil
World
Russell Russell Notes and Local Social Roundup
Aug 13 Russell Russell reports Ladies Aid Society meeting postponed to Aug 22. Local visits include Linderman, Ramsdell, Radspinner, Houghnot, and Braley. California trip by car documented. Gage-Whitney reunion at Franklin draws 50 relatives with officers elected. Cable Hollow supper fundraiser for U B church and other social calls span Tidioute to Toronto with multiple families noted. Plus a light oprea house spoof and a Canada trip by Hertzel Beaty.
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Russell
Ladies Aid Society
Anthony Linderman
E.kassman
Buffalo
Howard Ramsdell
Margaret Radspinner
Rosa Houghnot
Titusville
Cora Benjamin
Fredonia
Rachel Braley
Erie
Kate Hall
White Family Hosts 30th Annual Reunion in Warren
The thirtieth annual reunion of David and Esther White descendants was held Saturday at the S. B. of A hall in Warren. Dinner served to about 100 relatives. business meeting at 2:36 presided by John White. Officers elected: President John White Titusville, vice president Dana Larimer Hyde Town, secretary LeElla Maultby, assistant secretary Zeroba Chapple Grand Valley, treasurer Eva Oblson Warren. A program followed with Ada Morse and others. Oldest present Mrs. Viole White Kerr. youngest Dorothy Lou Knight six weeks. Largest family Ray and Ada Morse. Attendees from Cap nesut Ohio Silver Creek N Y Celoron N Y Gary Indiana Russell Hydetown Titusville Pleasantville Grand Valley Endeavor Hickory Il City Warren. Next year’s reunion set for second Saturday in August in Warren.
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S.B
A.hall Et Warren
John White
Leslie Kerr
Gnen
Titusville
Dana Larimer
Hyde_ town
LeElla Maultby
Zerroba Chappe
Grand Valley
Eva Oblson
Warren
Ada Morse
Floy Larimer
Dorothy White
Leota Larimer
Katherine White
LeEla Maultby
Tragic double act ends in murder suicide at East McKeesport
Adalberto Hernandez 40 shot and killed Mrs. Ivey Myrtle Quintero 25 at her mother's home then killed himself. Quintero mother of four. Hernandez a boarder at the Burchell house and had shown interest in her. Earlier, Hernandez fired at Mrs Burchell, who escaped unharmed. Separate item: Edith Irene Smith and August Harold Bengtson wed at Westfield New York and plan a motor trip before settling in Clearfield Pennsylvania.
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Aue
Adalberto Hernandez
Ivey Myrtle Quintero
Myrtle Durchett
East McKeesport
Hernandez
Burchell
Quintero
County Commissioners Inspect Rouse Hospital Grounds
County Commissioners M. Brady and Mac Olney with Clerk George Leavy conducted an inspection of Rouse Hospital today, reviewing the hospital facilities, surrounding buildings, grounds and farm operations.
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M. Brady
Mac Olney
George Leavy
DA predicts short September term at quarter sessions
District Attorney LeRoy Eddy said the probability that several men charged with various crimes would plead guilty in the September term of the quarter sessions court indicates a short term ahead. About eight liquor cases are on the docket.
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Quarter Sessions Court
Charge aged Han killed stepson and wife
John Grabowski, 70, was held on a first degree murder charge after police say he battered his crippled stepson Philip, 31, to death with an axe and clubbed his wife Mary, 56, into insensibility with a hammer on his Springville area farm. Mrs. Grabowski remains hospitalized and not expected to live. Grabowski surrendered, confessing, saying anger over being called a lazy man sparked the attack. The bodies were found on the farm and nearby field.
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O Esne
Mary
Springville
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Tha Etepson
Record potato crop expected in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg Aug. 14. A federal state crop reporting service forecast a record Pennsylvania potato crop this fall. Estimated production reaches 1,768,000 bushels more than any prior harvest, with a new high yield of 125 bushels per acre. The crop would exceed last year by five bushels and beat the prior peak averages by two to ten bushels.
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