Smith and Reed Favored by Western Leaders
Western politicians view New York Governor Al Smith and Missouri Senator James A Reed as the leading Democratic presidential hopefuls. Reed likely carries Missouri and may gain Kansas support as party organizations build, with discussions of him as possible running mate Vic Donahey of Ohio. The anti Smith bloc in 1924 has shifted, reducing talk of McAdoo and bolstering Smith.
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United Press
Rapid City
S. D
al Smith
New York
James A. Reed
Missouri
West
Smith
Reed
Kansas
Nebraska
William Jennings Bryan
North
South Dakota
Montana
Colorado
Washington
California
Vic Donshey
Ohio
Donahey
William J. McAdoo
Over Million Vehicles Cross Bridge in August
Philadelphia report says more than one million vehicles crossed the Delaware river bridge in August, breaking all prior interstate traffic records. The month topped August 1926 by 200,000 and July 1927 by 25,000, with the bridge capacity not yet reached, says general manager Joseph Costello.
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Philadelphia
Delaware River
Joseph K. Costello
Aviators Told to Watch Skies for Storks Delivery
Washington reports Army aviators have been instructed to watch the skies for storks delivering babies. Assistant Secretary of War MacNider wrote to an eight year old girl from Cuyahoga Falls Ohio that the war department cannot spare a baby, and that he has been searching the department for her sister or brother. He explained the army must reserve its personnel and that a stork will be told to alert if a baby is being delivered.
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Army
MacNider
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
War Department
Pershing notes honor 80th division at Pittsburgh reunion
General John J. Pershing sent cordial greetings to the 80th division members gathered at a reunion in Pittsburgh. He praised the unit’s World War I record and noted the occasion during a Pittsburgh Pirates and St. Louis game at Forbes Field. Veterans Jon Harris and John Milius were honored amid the event.
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Jon Harris
John Milius
Pittsburgh Pirates
National League results and schedule update
Yesterday Pittsburgh beat Chicago 4 to 3. Today Chicago visits Cincinnati while Brooklyn plays Boston and St. Louis tackles Pittsburgh in the NL slate.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
American League Yesterday’s Results Highlight Image
Detroit beat St Louis 8 to 4 while Cleveland defeated Chicago 8 to 5. Today’s schedule lists Detroit at St Louis New York at Philadelphia and Cleveland at Chicago.
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St Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
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New York
Philadelphia
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International Standings and Yesterday's Results
The standings list Buffalo 7 0 67 percent Syracuse 6 28 percent Toronto 6 8 53 percent Newark 6 8 53 percent Baltimore 7 0 54 percent Rochester 7 2 60 percent Jersey City 8 8 AOL Reading 22 4 10 224 Yesterday Jersey City 10 2 Buffalo 8 6 Newark 3 0 Toronto 1 1 Syracuse 8 3 Baltimore 6 1 Reading at Rochester not scheduled.
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Syracuse
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Newark
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Rochester
Jersey City
AOL
Reading
Kansas City Routs Columbus 8 to 0 in likely game
Scoring line shows Kansas City defeated Columbus 8 to 0. A separate score has Toledo tied Milwaukee 14 to 14 after 10 innings at darkness while Louisville and Minneapolis played earlier.
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Kansas City
Columbus
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville-Minneapolis
Warren and Kane Set for Sunday Warne Rivalry Game
Warren's baseball club led by Judy Jewell plans a Sunday home game against Kane at the State Armory on Hickory Street. First pitch is slated for three o'clock after a one o'clock mess. Kane, managed by Bull Beaumont, features Bob Burns and Tribune Industrial League signings. Jewell hints at a future game with Ludlow at Wildcat Park next week and a St Marys clash with Colts the following Sunday.
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Judy" Jewell
Durant City
Kane Outfit
Bull
Beaumont
State Armory
Hickory Street
Kane
Bob Burns
Fritz” Urbanski
Mountaineers
Judy” Jewell
Jimmy” Wilson
French Duncan
Eddie Genberg
Paul Iarrington
Fitzgerald
Don” Brown
Tribune Industrial League
Ludlow
Wildcat Park
Jewell
St Marys
Colts
Nameless And Astray In A Lost Child Tale
A kindly elder helps a distressed boy who cannot recall his name or address after a recent family change. The boy struggles to remember, while the man gently questions him, and the scene unfolds with a tone fit for a Pittsburgh Cheomele Telegraph column.
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Pittsburgh
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