Governor Smith to Open Campaign in Omaha Sep 18
Albany Ny Sept 6 Governor Alfred E Smith will open his speaking campaign in Omaha Nebraska with a speech on Tuesday night September 18. The itinerary includes speeches in Oklahoma City September 20 and Denver September 24. Smith will also oversee state business and rest as he plans further campaign stops. He has not commented on rumors of a whispering campaign, which Democratic leaders and running mate Senator Joseph T Robinson of Arkansas are addressing.
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Albany
NE. Y
Alfred E. Smith
Wheat Belt
Omaha
Nebraska
Oklahoma City
Denver
Colorado
Overnor
Building and Sites Commission
Buffalo
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
G o P Reports Details of Campaign Funds and Travel
G O P reports list Chicago and New York donors including A Patten Julius Rosenwald Moffett James Simpson and Edward Bok with substantial sums. Other contributors include Joseph Tolbert Mrs Whitelsw Reid Silas Strawn Dwight Morrow Charles Hilles and Edith Rockefeller McCormick. Hoover faces fundraising difficulty as senatorial disturbances grow. He plans a labor speech for Newark on Sept 17 and a Chesapeake Bay fishing trip afterward. Tuberculin testing in Pennsylvania shows 51 392 cattle in 6030 lots with 2307 reactors this July. Gerald Johnson, a senior at Wittenberg College, travels from Erie to Pittsburgh before college starts.
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A. Patten
Chicago
Julius Rosenwald
Sears, Roebuck & Co
M. Moffett
New York
James Simpson
Edward W. Bok
Philadelphia
Rufus L. Patterson
Joseph Tolbert
South Carolina
Whitelsw Reid
Silas Strawn
Dwight Morrow
Charles D. Hilles
New York National
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Hoover
Newark
N. J
Sturday
Chesapeake Bay
Fragmented Oil Price List From Transit Lines
An OCR read presents crude oil quotations for multiple grades and pipelines. Entries include Pennsylvania Grade Oil in New York Transit Co. lines at 3.20, Corning grades in Buckeye Pipe Line Co., Cabell Grade Oil in Eureka Pipe Line Co., Somerset Oil in Cumberland Pipe Line Co., Ragland Grade Oil in India Refining Co. West Kentucky and Cumberland areas show prices around 1.48 to 1.83 with various line references.
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Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Bradford
National Transit Co
Corning
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Cabell
Eureke Pipe Line Co
Somerset
Cumberlann Pipe Line Co
India
Refining Co
West Kentocky
Seoll Oil Refining Co
Ol City
Ceymberland
Barren and Mongue
Western
Kentucky
Dollar Watch King Robert Ingersoll Dies at 69
Robert H. Ingersoll, the man who gave America the dollar watch, died at 69 after a long illness. Born on a Missouri farm, he built his notable career in New York. He is survived by two brothers, Charles H. and Arthur N. Ingersoll, both of New York.
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Deniver
U.P
Robert H. Ingersoll
America
Ingersoll
Missouri
New York
Charles H
Arthur N. Ingersoll
Two Men Die In Cleveland Plane Crash
Cleveland Ohio September 6 George Stowell of Detroit renowned pilot for Stout Air Service and J C Merriman airport manager were killed when their plane lost a wing and fell from about 1000 feet at Cleveland airport. The Stout company runs a Cleveland Detroit commercial line. This was the airport’s first fatality in four years Merriman formerly resided in Greenville South Carolina.
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Cleveland
Ohio
George Stowell
Detroit
Stout Air Service Company
J. C. Merriman
Stout Company
Merriman
Greenville
S. GC
First Transcontinental Race Plan Drawn at Terre Haute
The article lists numerous flyers and times from Byron Wisconsin to Ontario Canada, detailing first arrivals and sequence of pilots in class A transcontinental race at Dresser Field Terre Haute. It records pilots and aircraft: Pheasant, Stinson-Detroiter Jr, Travel Air, Lincoln Page, and Waco among others, with arrival times from 11:19 a.m. to 12:18 p.m. and full field order including Dake, Emery Jr, Rankin, Kenyon, Charles, Detmer, Hopkins, Jackson, Grehemberg, Turner, Phillips, Connell, Derryberry, Zonn, Whitman, Carberry, Pond, Stanley, Kreider, Jacobs, Brill, Riley, Miller.
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Byron
Wis
George W. Hopkins
Northville
Mich
Stinson-Detrotter Jr
John Carberry
Ontario
Cam
Sebastian S. Pond
Gettysburg
Challenger
E. Grevenberg
Pittsburgh
Lincoln-Page
George Zonn
Rydal
A. W. Killitts
Lyons
Ill
Waco
U. S
BH. Turner
Alexandria
Berliner
Earl Rowland
Wichita
Kas
Dresser Field
Columbus
Tac
A. M. Rowland
Sor S. Logis
Robert Dake
W. H. Emery Jr
Bradford
T. Rankin
Portland
Oregon
C. W. Kenyon
Smithtown
J. S. Charles
Richmond
Eaglerock
J. Detmer
Tarrytown
Fravelair
G. W. Hopkins
Northvile
Stinson
D. G. Jackson
St. Louis
Swallow
M. E. Grehemberg
Linecon
Samuel H. Turner
Berlinger
T. S. Phillips
Seattle
L. H. Connell
Louis Derryberry
Abilene
Texas
Travelair
A George Zonn
S.J. Whitman
Wic
Pheasant
Canada
S. S. Pond
A. H. Stanley
Elmira
A. H. Kreider
Hagerstown
A. R. Jacobs
Philadelphia
G. W. Brill
Monterey
Calif
Travtlair
Riley
Passaic
N. J
L. G. Miller
Los Angeles
Lincoln
Page
Army planes resume Los Angeles flight record jump
Heavily fueled for a cross country run, nine army bombing planes departed Shreveport before dawn bound for Midland Texas. The mission aims for an El Paso stop today and a total leg of about 800 miles marking a record flight. Cautious buyers are advised to scan the classifieds.
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Los Angeles
Shreveport
Midland
Tex
el Paso
Air Derby Crash Near Rushville Injures No One Seriously
A plane believed to be a trans continental racer crashed near Rushville Indiana. Witnesses say the motor exploded while the craft was several hundred feet above ground. Both occupants were taken to Rushville hospital, treated, and left town on a traction car without giving names. One passenger claimed to be from St Louis and was headed to Terra Haute. The Curtiss aircraft was wrecked. Dan A Robinson of St Louis linked to the race was reported unarrived after leaving Columbus with other planes.
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Rushville
Ind
U. P
St. Louis
Columbus
Terra Haute
Curtias
Dan A. Robinson
Terre Haute
Ohio
Kentucky Masqueraders to Open Fall Dancing Season at Armory
The Kentucky Masqueraders, Lexington based dance orchestra from the University of Kentucky, open the fall dancing season at the Armory on Thursday September 20, brought to Warren by Carr Attractions manager Ray Eneeland. John F. Sallee directs, noted as a premier jazz clarinetist. the show blends instrumental music with songs and dances, featuring modern jazz and southern melodies. The ensemble reportedly travels with a $2,500 gold instrument set.
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Kentucky
Lexington Ky
University of Kentucky
The
Armory
Royal Casino
Crystal Beach
Ontario
Canada
Warren
Ray Eneeland
Carr Attractions
Pennsylvania
John F. Sallee
Aimee Semple McPherson Heads to Britain Campaign
Evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson departs Los Angeles for the British Isles with her son Relpe to speak and confront rivals, two hours after settlement of conspiracy charges in a real estate promotion case. About 2,000 followers gather at the station to see her off.
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Los Angeles
Calif
U. P
Aimee Semple McPherson
British Isles
Relpe Semple
Market Letter Shows Decline After Early Gain
New York market activity was mixed with gains early and selling dominating the latter half. United States Steel led losses but rose to a new high since the stock dividend, while Tidewater and Teas Corp climbed on expectations of a strong third quarter. Call money renewed at 7.5 percent as traders caution buyers.
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New York
Stock Exchange
United States Steel
Tidewater Associated and Teas Corporation
Woman admits pushing stepdaughter to death in ditch
In Canton Ohio a 40 year old farm woman, Caroline Evanvich, confessed to causing the death of her 8 year old stepdaughter Dorothy. She said she was mad at her and pushed her into a ditch where her head struck rocks and she died. The body was found Sunday in a ditch draining the Brewster mine at Elton, twelve miles west of Canton.
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Canton. O
Caroline Evanvich
Dorothy
Brewster
Elton
Here
Fur merchant foils bandit in Cleveland vault theft
Oscar E. Talchau, a Cleveland fur merchant, faced a pistol-wielding bandit who forced him and an employee into a storage vault. Talchau leaped the robber, kicked him, and escaped with only powder burns as the thief fled in an automobile, leaving $30,000 in furs behind.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Oscar E. Talehau
Talchau
Tachau
Sharpsburg Pastor Heads Conference in Pittsburgh
Rev. A. J. Allen, pastor of Grace Methodist Protestant Church Sharpsburg Pa, was unanimously reelected president of the Pittsburgh Conference at its opening session in Waynesburg Pa. The conference planned to continue sessions through Monday with all other officers reelected.
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Waynesburg
U.P
A. J. Allen
Grace Methodist Protestant Church
Sharpsburg
Pittsburgh
Methodist Protestant Church
Serve Injunctions on Fraternal Clubs Reach Mercer Area
Nine fraternal clubs in Mercer Sharon and Farrell were served injunctions forbidding liquor possession. Sheriff Dan Callahan acted after District Attorney Leo McKay asked the county court to close clubs where liquor had been found.
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Mercer
U. P.J
Mercer, Sharon
Farrel
Dan Callahan
Leo McKay
Goldberg Admits Selling Gun to Max Hoff
Philadelphia report says Edward Goldberg, identified in the vice probe as a major gun and vest distributor, admitted selling a machine gun and a vest to Max Boo-Boo Hoff, the well known fight promoter and alleged head of a large bootleg ring, according to Assistant District Attorney Schofield.
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Philadelphia
Edward Goldberg
Vice
Max “Boo-Boo” Hoff
Schofield
Fire damages Molly Pitcher hotel in Carlisle
A blaze that began shortly before 1 P M damaged the historic Molly Pitcher hotel in Carlisle Pennsylvania with estimated losses of fifteen thousand dollars. Local fire crews battled the flames and secured the scene to prevent further spread.
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Pire
Carlisle
Anniversaries and community events in Chandlers Valley
Mr and Mrs Martin Miller hosted a 20th anniversary gathering with about twenty friends, sharing relics and a claimed Pennsylvan ia first airplane model built by Miller. The Weetgren Johnson reunion drew about eighty relatives from Erie Kane and Ohio. WCTU held a meeting at Mrs Amelia Patchens with officer elections. Ladies Aid planned a bazaar to support church debt. Grange No 846 held a regular session with a national master note and a children’s program including America and recitation Stick to It.
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Chandlers Valley
Martin Miller
Miller
Pennsylvania
Erick Carlson
Maynard Berg
August Johson
Erie
Kane
Jewett
Ww. T. UU. Beet
Amelia Petchen
Maybelle Johnson
Nettie Darling
Amelia Patchen
Grace Brown
Lena Ruland
Letha Whitcomb
Myrtle Carr
Bertha Summerson
Flower Mission
Myrtle King
Eva Hill Smith
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mrge
Fannie Spencer
L. H. Darling
Elmer Patchen
Ella, Strong
Alice White
Fred_ Brooks
Wiarren
Grange
Grange No. 846
Mas Reed
L. J. Taber
National Grange
Washington, D. C
America
Rosa Beck
Local notices and social round from Forestville area
A fragmentary personals column lists Alfred and Mildred Akims and others socializing with Rev. J. A. Cart in Forestville. It records visits by Berg and Ramburg families, Edna Eckdahl of Cleveland, and many local people staying with or visiting residents like the Johnsons, Ramberg, and Kings. Several moves and hospital notices are noted, with Labor Day gatherings and trips to Cleveland, Jamestown, Detroit, and New Castle.
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Sumer
Ane Eckdahl
Sean “Lovelss
Pect Beck
Alfred
Mildred Akims
Miss Roth LaVigne
Margaret
Helen Inte Berg
Forestville
Dey
Temper
Louis Carlstrom
Cleveland
J. A. Cart
Terold McFarland
George Lawson
Detroit
Mich
Charles Berg
Elizabeth
Mere. Francis Berg
Calvin Bartlet
Fredonia
A. L. Berg
E. L. Ramburg
Theodore Akins
Musa Nethe
Carl G. A. Johnson
Johnson
Glenn Armold
Edna Johnson
Bedford
Jonson
M. J. Hennell
Ralph Mitchell
Fred Cook
Lew Cook
Erie
August. Johnsson
J. N. Nelson
Warren
Charles
Donald Holcomb
Ataira
Frank Wall
Harry Ellis
August Melter
Fred
Cleveland Heights
Harry Smith
Neil Wilson
Bradford
Bert Wilson
Earl Darling
Akron
F. N. Darling
Margaret Burnside
Earl Johnson
New Castle
Soviet Union Accepts Kellogg Anti War Pledge
Moscow Sept 6 The Soviet government officially adhered to the Kellogg anti war treaty. Acting Foreign Minister M M Litvinoff sent notice to French ambassador Jean Herbette confirming the Soviet commitment.
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Moscow
M. M. Litvinoff
Jean Herbette
Farmal
Womack sues for divorce over cruelty in Canal Zone
Lyle Womack filed suit for divorce in the Canal Zone District Court at Ancon charging Ruth Elder with cruelty. Womack said he tried reconciliation while Elder pursued aviation plans and vaudeville work. Elder, an aviatrix, was recently abroad and is now in Hollywood making a film.
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Balboa
C- 7
U.P
Lyle Womack
Canal Zone
Ancon
Ruth Elder
Womack
Ruth
Lyse Wosack
George Haldeman
New York
Miss Elder
Azores Islands
Hollywood
Canf
U. P
Aviatrix
United Press
Avcon
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Governor Smith
Madwest Wheat Belt
Bureau Sf Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Ake
A. E. Johnson
Water Street
Gerald Johnson
Wittenburg College
Springfield
Gerald
Dollar Watch
Kentucky Orchestra
Aimee
Britain
Bandit
FUR
Goldberg
Max Hoff
Celeron Park
Princess Pat’s
Royal Canadians
Kentucky Masqueraders
Russia
the Tribune
Majestic Radio
Sundell Auto Electric CO
Hatton
McCall
Johnson Bros
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