Class B And C Planes Start Flight Today In Air Dash
Bettis Field McKeesport Pa resumes the trans continental race with Class B and C planes. John Livingston led Class B to Terra Haute after crossing fog bound Allegheny mountains. Cantwell Brooksenver Duncan Collyer and Shaw among early Class C arrivals at Bettis. A crash report mentioned Woods Run Pa. Continued on Pages Two.
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Bettis
Shaw
Sppar
Rodd
New York
Bettis Field
Livingston
Terra Haute
Ind
John Livingston
Monmouth
Bettisfield
McKeesport
Pennsylvania
Gar
Allegheny Mountains
J. W. Smith
Smith
Edward G. Schultz
Pittsburgh
Schultz
Woods Run
Betting on the 1913 election stirs Wall Street
In New York American 1913 coverage notes light betting on the presidential race with brokers wagering on hats, while Hoover and Smith prepare speeches in key regions. Capper predicts western support for Hoover as Raskob touts Smith gains in Indiana Illinois and Ohio, with Sloan contrasted.
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Copright
New York American
Ioo
Wall Street
Chicago Philadelphia join in crime fight across cities
Chicago and Philadelphia, long seen as gang centers, announce joint efforts to curb crime. District Attorney John Monaghan cites co operation from Chicago in investigations into Philadelphia crime while officials press for removal of Chief of Detectives Beckman amid grand jury criticism. Raids on bootleg dens continue as May or Mackey vows city cleanup.
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Philadelphia
Sept
U.P
Chicago
John Monaghan
Robert Brunker
Raymond MacNeille
Illinois
United States
Beckman
Charles Beckman
Grand Jury
Harry Mackey
Public Safety
Harry Davis
Grand Jury Room
Rum Ring
Airmail Service To Mexico Begins October First
Postmaster General New announced that airmail service between the United States and Mexico will start October 1. The Mexican government told of service between Mexico City and Nuevo Laredo starting that date, prompting the U S extension from San Antonio to Laredo to connect with the Mexican route.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
New
Mexico City
Nuevo Laredo
U. S
San Antonio
Laredo
Tex
Curtis Campaign in East Ends Tonight
Bangor Me Sept 8 Senator Charles Curtis will deliver the final speech of his New England vice presidential campaign tonight at Portland after which he will focus on western territory.
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Bangor
Charles Curtis
New England
Portland
Warren High Grad Wins Allegheny College Scholarship
Richard Marker of Warren, son of Mr and Mrs George Marker, 112 Onondaga Avenue, has been awarded a scholarship at Allegheny College Meadville. The 1928 Warren High graduate was editor in chief of the 1928 Dragon and served as Hi Y president in 1927 28, with strong debating activity noted by Principal Floyd W Bathurst.
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Warren High School
C. F. Ross
Allegheny College
Meadville
Richard Marker
Warren
Marker
George Marker
Onondaga Avenue
Floyd W. Bathurst
Dragon, Warren High
Coolidge to Campaign With Hoover Speech Sept 14
President Coolidge will give a radio address from Washington for Hoover and the Republican ticket, likely Sept 14, launching 45 consecutive speaking rights. Walter Newton, Republican speakers bureau chief, secured consent at the Summer White House in Brule Wisconsin. The plan includes broadcasting from the White House with wide company arrangements.
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Washington
U. P
Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
United Press
Republican National Committee
Walter Newton
Republican Speakers Bureau
White House
Brule
Wisconsin
Hoover
Youth Band barred from evening show by labor agent
Frank S. Austin of the state department of labor halted the Page Kiddies' Band vaudeville tour in Kane for performances after 8 pm saying workers must be 21. Children aged 5 to 16 were advertised to appear in Columbia theater during fair week. no prosecution planned. Parents were told to enroll the youngsters in school.
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Page Kiddies
Warren
Columbia
Frank S. Austin
Corry
State Department of Labor
Kane
H. B. Page
Austin
New York
Flower Show At Warren National Attracts Many Visitors
The Warren National Bank hosts its third annual flower show opening Saturday afternoon at two o'clock and running to ten. Exhibits of flowers, fruit and farm produce fill the interior, drawn by ideal weather and a large rural turnout. 48 classes with over 125 prizes, flower and vegetable judging completed by early afternoon and awards to be announced next week. Music from the Culver and Jordan orchestra enhances the event.
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Warren National Bank
Bank
Thomas JK. Creal
W. 5. Clark
R. L. Young
O. C. Tritt
K. N. White
Home Town Welcomes Wholeben Lion Tamer On Return
Francis Wholeben known as Frank Phillips returns to his hometown at age 23 amid national publicity. He will present a library theater cage demonstration at 6:30 pm with Leo the MGM lion, weighing 784 pounds. Previous clashes include a head strike at Havre de Grace. Leo will be housed in Warren for weekend shows and a noon cage performance is planned.
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Wholeben
Francis Wholeben
Ion Tamer
Frank Phillips
Leo
Metro-Guldwyn-Mayer
Phillips
Leo I
Chicago
Frank
Bial
Havre de Grace
Spear
Warren
Burgess
Hoover Campaign Launch and Speeches Across Tennessee
The Campaign Log notes Hoover backing with 46 radio nights and a kickoff, while Governor Smith pushes the program ahead and plans a campaign tour next week. Hoover will address commerce employees tonight without political remarks, and Senator Robinson argues Smith will enforce prohibition in a Knoxville speech tonight.
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Smith
Joseph T. Robinson
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Alien And Divorce Courts Next Week
Two court sessions will fill the week with activity. One Monday sees thirteen divorce cases set for argument in the court, while Tuesday brings thirty aliens to naturalization court. Federal examiner R L White of Buffalo is expected at the naturalization session. Listed divorce suits include McKeon vs McKeon and Bailey vs Bailey among others.
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Naturalization Court
R. L. White
Buffalo
Federal
Florence M. McKeon
Leo B. McKeon
Kenneth Bailey
Leona Bailey
Charles E. Conners
Helen E. Conners
Emma Dunn
Norman Dunn
Ben Eggleston
Helen M. Eggleston
Richard F. Fencher
Jennie G. Fencher
Joseph W. Grier
Freda Gaer
William Hallowell
Erna Hallowell
Albert T. Jones
Leah B. Jones
Lela Irene Jones
William H. Jones
Donald Sheldon
Elizabeth Sheldon
Agnes M. Schott
George W. Schott
Leona Mathers
Roy B. Mathers
Five Killed by Hit Run Drivers in Pa
Harrisburg report says five people died in Pennsylvania in hit and run crashes during the last week as 18 accidents involving fleeing motorists were recorded. Two drivers have been arrested and one of the fatalities involved a woman driver.
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Harrisburg
U. P
Pennsylvania
State Department of Highways
Abolish Dirigible as Weapon and Transport
Rome reports the government will abolish the dirigible as a weapon of warfare and as a means of commercial transportation, a decision announced today.
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Rome
Truck crashes over bank kills one youth in Raselt
Herman Donaldson 18 of Raselt was instantly killed when a delivery truck he drove for Young’s Russell meat market plunged down a steep grade on Frew Run dirt road near Prewsburg. George French sustained injuries but was not seriously hurt. Coroner Henry A. Bowers investigated. the body to be taken to Warren.
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Herman Donaldson
Raselt
Frew Run
Prewsburg
George French
Donaldson i
R. I. Young
Russell
Donaldson
Albert Witz
Ruth Donaldson
Howard Witz
Pavania
Young's Market
Henry A. Bowers
Chautauqua County
Warren
Luti
Mr.Young
French
Young
Donaldson Farm
Nelson Road
Seldon Hull
Dodge Roads
Uhle Suspended Indefinitely by Indians Manager
Cleveland Indians pitcher Uhle, longtime member of the staff, was suspended indefinitely without pay by manager Roger Peckinpaugh. The decision, announced in Cleveland, was described as done for the good of the team.
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Uhle
Indians
Cleveland
U.P
Uhie
Cleveland Indians
Roger Peckinepaugh
Warren to Host R R Executive for Vital Conference
Ernest, superintendent of the Buffalo division of the Pennsylvania, will meet a group of citizens and business men in Warren Monday at 9 30 AM to discuss a matter of vital importance. He will arrive on a special train just after the 9 28 train and meet in the special car or nearby. Chamber officials withheld the mission details Saturday.
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E. E. Ernest
Buffalo
Pennsylvania
Warren
Ernest
Chamber of Commerce
Weather Forecast for Western Pennsylvania
Forecast calls for warmer tonight with increasing clouds and a warmer south portion. Local observations show morning low around 52 and afternoon near 89 with river at low level and no precipitation. Tonight sunset at 6:20 and sunrise around 6:13.
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Pennsylvania
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Mississippi
Raskob
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General Motors
Earl Rowland
Wichita
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Robert Dake
Rowland
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Meadville College
John Coolidge
John
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H. R. Young Meat Market
R. R. Executive
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