Walker Toasted as Great Mayor at Paris Luncheon
Mayor James J. Walker of New York was saluted by 100 Anglo American reporters in Paris with the nickname greatest mayor of the world. He joined in songs, played piano for a self accompaniment, and accepted a 1,000,000 franc purse for Mme Nungesser.
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Paris
James J. Walker
New York
Jimmy
East Side West Side
Alfred E. Smith
United States
Walker
Mra
Mme_ Nungesser
Charles Nungesser
Francsis Coli
Atlantic
City Hall
Troops to Keep Order at Paris During Legion Convention
Paris reports elaborate preparations to keep order for the American Legion convention next week. Foot and mounted troops, guards, and police will be deployed. infantry possible if needed. Communists scaled back plans amid fears of anti American demonstrations and political fallout. Miss Mary Frazen of Kingsley Jr. sets a record by harvesting over 1,500 bushels of corn in 23 days, averaging 68 3 4 bushels per day.
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Paris
Ans
France
America
Mary Frazen
Kingsley, Jr
Pennsylvania to lead in nation in air supremacy
Harrisburg September 16. The Pennsylvania aeronautics commission has begun its first organization meetings and received three proposals to establish air lines and an airplane garage. The commission will license pilots regulate flying and airports and draw up early state air regulations. Governor Fisher noted Pennsylvania’s pioneering oversight of aviation.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Aeronautics Commission
Public Service Commission
Aeronautics Commission
Sweet
John S. Fisher
Commission
Mellon Favorable to Hughes Candidacy
Washington dispatch reports Secretary of Treasury Mellon is favorable to Charles Evans Hughes as a presidential candidate while not viewing the New York Republican choice as strongly as Hughes. Mellon allegedly believes Hughes could be a strong nominee but thinks Coolidge will not seek another term, and denies any deal at Pittsburgh to back Hughes.
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Washington
Treasury
Mellon
Charles Evans Hughes
New York
Hughes
Coolidge
Pittsburgh
W. Ll Mellon
Bernstein Before Lunacy Commission
Charles M. Bernstein of Baltimore is committed to Bellevue Hospital to be observed after causing four deaths at a real estate conference. A lunacy commission will be appointed by Judge Collins. Bernstein pleads not guilty by insanity to two counts of first degree murder.
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New York
Charles M. Bernstein
Baltimore
Bellevue Hospital
General Sessions
Collins
Bernstein
Mourder
Perry M. Lichtenstein
Tombs
Charles Herskovits
Henry C. Cohen
Victor J. Steinberg
Robert McGroarty
Partners Again thrills in new Potash comedy at Columbia
In a new episode of their hectic business partnership, Sam uel Goldwyn and Montague Glass star with Perlmutter in Partners Again at the Columbia theatre on Saturday. The duo pool wit and resources to distribute the Schenckmann Six automobile, only to find carburetors and transmissions trickier than movie plots. George Sidney and Alexander Carr headline, delivering sharp comedy and brighter opportunities in this breezy screen farce.
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Samuel Goldwyn
Montague Glass
Perlmutter
Columbia Theatre
Schenckmann
George Sidney
Alexander Carr
Chief Justice Taft Celebrates 70th Birthday
Chief Justice Taft reached his seventieth birthday quietly in Sept 15 as he readied to reconvene the Supreme Court in Washington after a vacation at a Canadian village. The former president plans to expedit e justice in federal courts and advance a new dedicated building for the court while resuming duties as presiding judge.
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William Howard Taft
Murray Bay
Quebec
Canada
Supreme Court of the United States
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Yale
Center
Tower Middle
Pointe-Au-Picque
William Howard ‘Taft
United States
Tate
Supreme Emitt
Washington
High Court
White House
Capitol
Sacco-Vanzetti
Supreme Court
Tait
Philippine Islands
Cincinnati
Ohio
U 8
University of Cincinnati
U. S. Philippine Commission
Philippines
Taft era leader and legal figures noted in historic lines
The item references Taft as twenty-sixth president and former head of the Red Cross and American Bar Association. It notes his appointment as chief justice by Harding after Senate confirmation on June 20. A separate item reports George C. Hollibaugh, 21, of Fredonia Pennsylvania, freed after coroner's jury found his pistol accident in Tacoma Park Maryland while packing to return home.
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Cuba
United States
Kent
Yale Unie
Taft
American Red Cross
American Bar Association
League
Harding
Senate
Roosevelt
Washington
George C. Hollibaugh
Fredonia
Corone i
Paul S. Winters
Tacoma Park
Hollibaugh
Winters
Notice of Private Sale of Real Estate in Warren County
Eliza F. Preston administratrix petitions to sell by private sale a 1 acre parcel in Kinzua Township Warren County Pennsylvania described with specific metes and bounds excluding a 40 by 169 foot corner tract. A hearing is set for October 1 1927 at 10 A M with publication for three weeks and required posting.
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Eliza F. Preston
Kinzua Township
Warren County
State of Pennsylvania
Green's Hotel
Kingya Creek
John Colins
Mary Epler
Mary Lyle
Wa EB. Lyle
John FE. Lyle
John Collins
Green's
Kinzua
Lewis Everett
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