Hoover gains large lead in New Jersey campaign
Herbert Hoover campaigns in Newark where Republican leaders say his labor and prosperity message solidifies the party. Senators Edge and Keane and Governor candidate Larsen forecast a 300000 vote majority and a Republican triumph with Hoover sweeping organized labor nationwide.
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Baron Starts Flight To Far Eastern Port
Berlin dispatch reports Baron Gunther Von Hunefeld began a long range eastward hop from Trempelhof aerodrome at 2 am aboard the Bremen in its Ireland to Greenland run. He listed Sofia as his destination and carried about 1,400 kilograms of fuel due to limited takeoff runway and rise challenges.
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Firefighters quash Tidioute refinery blaze prompt exit
Two Tidioute fire companies responded to a Monday afternoon alarm at the Tidioute Refinery. A still boiled over while being rushed and caused a small blaze quickly contained by chemical extinguishers with little damage.
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Talking pictures change hero lines in new Western film
In the latest talkie, Abe Martin notes the hero mutters a simple I love you and moves on, prompting mused questions about whether dialogue stays restrained or is clamped for the fade out. The piece lingers on the blunt practicality of crossing streets and recalling motives in a world of sound and spectacle.
Let Us Praise Coolidge And Battle For Navy Might
A collage of editorials argues for strong military buildup with emphasis on air fleets and submarines under President Coolidge. It criticizes deficits, calls for independent American focus, and dismisses European affairs as secondary while noting a delayed Roma trans Atlantic flight due to crosswinds.
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Abandon Plan to Withdraw Trains on River Line
The Pennsylvania Railroad has abandoned its proposal to remove trains on the Oil City to Olean river line. Two daily trains remain, with Pullman service possibly cut instead of fully withdrawing trains. J L Johnson of the Railway Mail Service informs the Chamber of Commerce secretary Emory Cook of the timetable change not taking effect on September 30.
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West End field readied as Warren aviation landing site
West Warren Real Estate Company begins grass mowing at the west town end to prepare land for an airplane landing field. Local boosters report strong support and pilots see potential for a first class field. If weather holds, limited use could start in three weeks with a possible October air derby. Lease plans for the west end property are under consideration.
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L. F. Brownell
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Storm Near Vera Cruz Threatens Mexican Port
Dispatches from Vera Cruz report a severe cyclone approaching the city with the harbor ordered closed, barometer falling rapidly, and rain continuing after yesterday.
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Five Rescued From Raft After Lake Huron Shipwreck
On Lake Huron off Griffith Island the steamer Nanasco foundered, leaving five survivors who drifted on a life raft for over 60 hours. Captain John McKay Chief Officer Osborne Long Purser Arthur Middlebre Roy Fox and E Wallace were rescued. Engineer Tom McCutcheon died from exposure. The Nanasco carried 17 crew and possibly four passengers and sank without warning.
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Campaign Log: Smith to Speak in Omaha and States
Governor Alfred E. Smith arrives in Omaha for the opening address of his campaign. He plans a second tour in October through Ohio Kentucky Tennessee and Missouri. Herbert Hoover receives applause of 10 000 in Newark as he tours eastern New Jersey with stops planned at Jersey City and Elizabeth.
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Smith Invades Farm Territory On Campaign Train
Governor Alfred E. Smith tours the west starting in West Chicago as he campaigns for farm votes. A several hundred strong crowd cheers the Democratic candidate at Omaha and along the Erie yards, while Smith soldiers through with a distinctive brown derby hat and a cigar handed by a New Yorker.
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Pershing Invited to Legion Convention in Monongahela
General John J. Pershing has been invited to attend the western Pennsylvania Armistice Week convention of Legionnaires in Monongahela from November 6 to 12 officials announced. Three thousand Legionnaires are expected for the dedication of a memorial with General Edward Martin and Brigadier General J A Nolan participating.
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Auto death toll for August mounts to 67
Harrisburg Pa September 18 U P Sixty seven people met their death in automobile accidents in Pennsylvania during August the state department of highways announced today. During the same period 213 persons were injured. Twenty one children between the ages of five and 14 years were included in the toll. Only one fatal grade crossing accident was reported.
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Second Appeal For Storm Aid Issued Here
A second appeal from Red Cross Warren County for relief to Porto Rico urges prompt, generous donations. Paul T. DeFrees notes devastation, hunger, and injury across the region and asks communities to support the West Indies Hurricane Relief Fund via any bank. The message cites Governor Coolidge’s proclamation and compares to prior Florida efforts.
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Good Roads Dinner Set by Warren County Association
Warren County Good Roads Association president R F Ward announced plans for a 6 pm dinner at the Conewango club. Speakers will be T C Frame of the state highway department and Major A R Wheeler of Endeavor. The meeting aims to promote improvement of the Kinzua Corydon road.
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West Palm Beach Hurricane Toll Grows Across State
Fragmented reports from Okeechobee City to Palm Beach County indicate large loss of life and extensive damage as the tropical hurricane moves along the Atlantic coast. Deaths are feared to exceed the 1926 storm with Red Cross and military aid mobilized, martial law proclaimed in West Palm Beach and relief supplies rushing to stricken areas.
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Weather Forecast For Western Pa Area
Mostly cloudy conditions continue today and Wednesday with a chance of rain in the southeast portion. Local observations show low water levels and no precipitation, with sunset around 6 04 and sunrise at 5 45 on Wednesday.
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