National Machine Tool Builders Exposition in Cleveland
In Cleveland's auditorium the National Machine Tool Builders Exposition features 300 carloads of machinery from 190 companies from eighty cities. Highlights include tools capable of turning 13 inch guns and measuring waves up to a million waves per inch. Also noted are Wall Street gypsies fined for fortune telling and plans for Wright Field air lab at Dayton. The piece blends tech exposition with contemporary notes on finance, lightning protection, prohibition, and thought.
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American, Inc
National Machine Tool Builders’ Exposition
Cleveland
National Machine Tool Builders
Somerset County Republicans Nominate Slate After Partial Return
Returns from 44 of 62 precincts in Somerset county assure the Republican nominations for Wagner for sheriff June Werner for prothonotary J Donald Loar for recorder of deeds Ira Friedline for clerk of courts P G Cober for district attorney Ralph Berkey for treasurer Don Kimmel for register of wills P A Kreg er and Peter S Saylor as county commissioners.
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Somerset
Somerset County
Wagner
June E. Werner
J. Donald Loar
Recorder of Deeds
Ira Friedline
P. G. Cober
Ralph R. Berkey
Don A. Kimmel
Register of Wills
P. A. Kreger
Peter S. Saylor
Beidleman Forces Sweep Dauphin Harrisburg Elections
United Press report notes overwhelming Beidleman organization success in Dauphin County and Harrisburg city races amid Pennsylvania primaries. Stroup led administraticket slate against Beidleman in the county, with nine common pleas judges in Allegheny also contested and Independents defeating regulars. Democratic race highlighted by County Commissioner bids with Black leading Royss and Hoover amid party tension.
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Philadelphia
Vare
Harry A. Mackey
Allegheny County
Common Pleas
Beldleman
Dauphin County
Michael Stroup
Governor Fisher
Harrisburg
E. E. Beidleman
Beidleman
John S. Fisher
Stroup
Ramsey
Black
J. Douglas Royss
George W. Hoover
Royal
Hoover
Vance
Doughnut Girl Praised by War Veterans in Paris
American Legionnaires praised Salvation Army leader Evangeline Booth as she addressed the convention in Paris. Red Cross officials announced $40.9 million spent on wartime relief and $50 million since the war to aid veterans and families. Knights of Columbus outlined $43.0 million in soldier welfare and education benefiting 215,000. New national chaplain for the Legion’s women’s auxiliary elected, with multiple vice presidents named across divisions. presidential candidates eyed the vote slated for tomorrow.
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A. L. Bradford
United Press
Paris
American Legionnaires
Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
William Fortune
Red Cross
Knights of Columbus
J. Callaghan
K. of C
Walter Davos
East Providence
R. L
Legion’s Women’s Auxiliary
Freda Kramer
Frances Tanghin
Orlando
Fla
Alyse Gill
San Franisco
Marian Doob
Oak Park
Idl
Frank Nesbit
Paria
Dudgeon
Welch
W. Va
Mary Kohlas
Washington
N. C
Women’s Auxiliary
Eastern
W. H. Speckman
Wilmington
Dela
Central
A. W. Hinderman
Wapello
Southern
W. H. Townes
Petersburg
Western
C. K. King
Rawlings
Wyoming
Northwestern
Belle Simpson
Juneau
Alaska
Mra. C
Dayton inmate in Owensboro shooting of Kentucky judge
James Johnson, 45, an inmate on leave from the National Military Home in Dayton Ohio, was jailed in Owensboro Kentucky awaiting a hearing for the fatal shooting of J L Patton 62 a county judge in Hartford Kentucky. Patton died last night at Owensboro city hospital.
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Owensboro
U. P
James Johnson
National Military Home
Dayton
Ohio
Davies County
J. L. Patton
Hartford
Patton
Johnson
Air Derby Draws Early L A S S A Entrants From St Paul
LASS A ENTRIES LEAVE ST PAUL ST PAUL Minn Sept 21 Leaving at intervals of one minute nine airplanes in the A class of the Nor ki to Spokane air derby hopped off for the west at sunrise today We first to leave for Abardeen S D where the planes will refuel was that of E E Ballough lying s Laird Commercial No Ballough was the first arrival yesterday on the New York to St Paul ley He took off at 630 am today With Ballough was Charles D Dick inson of Chicago 69 years old enthusiast of aeronautics The second plane to depart was piloted by C W Speed Holman of St Paul He was flying a Laird Commercial plane No 4 Others to take off at one minute intervals were No 14 Buhl Aiister N B Mamer Spokane Wash No 13 Waco Tex Rankin Port and Ore No 8 Waco John P Wood Wausau Wis No 7 Yacket E H Lee Chicago No 2 Yacket E K Campbell Moline IL No 3 Ryan E W Cleveland Cleveland O No 12 Pitcairn Mailwing James Rae Philadelphia Verne Roberty of Fargo NC piloting a monocoupe in the class B race arrived here at 645 am today He was forced down in Wisconsin on the Chicago to St Paul ap yesterday He has not decided whether he will continue in the race
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ST. Paul, Minn
Spokane
Ballough
Charles D. Dickinson
Chicago
C. W. “Speed” Holman
St. Paul
Laird
Buhl Aiister
N. B. Mamer
Wash
Waco
Tex Rankin
Portand
Ore
John P. Wood
Wausau
Wis
Yacket
E. H. Lee
E. K. Campbell
Moline
Ryan
E. W. Cleveland
Cleveland
Pitcairn Mailwing
James Rae
Philadelphia
Verne Roberty
Fargo
N. C
Wisconsin
St. Paulap
Jefferson County primary results settle mostly in Jefferson
In Jefferson county the primary results are settled except for the three commissioner seats. H G Miller won county treasurer by a comfortable margin while Perry Wingert leads for commissioner with Billy Reid or Denny Gray as runner up. Democratic commissioner nominee remains undecided among Bowman Milliron and McQuown. Allenbach wins sheriff Truman wins register and recorder Snyder wins Prothonotary. Gray Truman Allenbach are organization candidates with Wingert Miller Snyder independents. Turnout about 70 percent.
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Jefferson County
Punxsutawney
U. P
H. G. Miller
Perry Wingert
Billy Reid
Brookville
Denny Gray
Bowman
Milliron
Reynoldsville
McQuown
Big Run
Allenbach
Truman
Register and Recorder
C. M. Snyder
Gray
Winert
Miller
Snyder
Second Edition Classified Notes Prompt Readers
In a brief notice the paper states that no more than two classified ads of five lines each will be run in the box the same day, with additions to the classified section. It lists WANTED TO RENT for a six room house with a garage starting November 1, and FOR SALE a Yellow Bantam chicken for canning from Kuffecres Farm at 20 cents a dozen, Emory C. Cook offering pickup while you wait.
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Kuffecres Farm
Emory C. Cook
Wealthy New Yorkers To Fly to the Fight
Four ring fans accepted a Sight to sight package from Thomas Cook and Sons for a $575 trip to Chicago to attend the Dempsey Tenney bout. The package included air travel aboard a Reynolds Univeras Fokker piloted by Eddie Conerton, hotel accommodations, and return transport. Passengers were Fred A. Matley, David Snederton, Edison B. Middlehauf, and Jack Powelson. George White headed Cook's aviation unit.
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Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Thomas Cook and Sons
Chicago
Reynolds Univeras
Dempsey Tunney Fight Fans Flocked to Chicago
Special trains bring thousands to Chicago for the Dempsey Tunney bout as fight conditions tighten. Tickets fetch high prices, counterfeit scares rise, and ring side arrangements stir debate. Weather foresees a chilly but clear night for the event.
Los Angeles Navy Dirigible Flight Details
The Navy dirigible Los Angeles lifted from the Lakehurst mooring at 11:20 a.m. for a short training flight along the New Jersey coast with 41 officers, men, and six students aboard under Lt. Cmdr. Rosendahl. It passed central Philadelphia at 11:36 a.m. on a 50 knot south southwest course. In Indiana County, Indiana, election boards counted ballots with no clear winner for Commissioner. Elmer Borland trails, while Elmer W. Wilson leads the sheriff race.
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Lake Burst
N. J
Navy
Los Angeles
Naval Air Station
Jersey
Charles E. Rosendahl
Philadelphia
Pilots Plan To Span Continent In Thirty Hours
Three sturdy planes started from Roosevelt Field for a New York to Spokane non stop air race claiming a 30 hour target. Eddie Stinson led with a bold takeoff at 3 01 pm as Duke Schiller followed at 3 16 pm while Steve Bacey in Air King faced delay, all aiming to repeat 1922 coast to coast success and land in Spokane for dinner tomorrow night.
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Paul W. White
United Press
Roosevelt Field
New York
Spokane
John MacReady
Oakley G. Kelly
San Diego
Calif
Continuance Granted in Pittsburgh Banker's Case
Harrisburg Sept 21 The state pardon board granted a continuance in the case of John A Bell a Pittsburgh banker serving 6 12 years for embezzlement The continuance was the second since the pardon application was filed A letter from former Governor Pinchot protesting a pardon was included noting Bell had not yet served a day of his term Sentence was passed February 1 1928 Bedford County Sept 21 Returns show D Raymond Smith the crippled clerk in the county treasurer in a GOP landslide over other candidates for clerk sheriff and county commissioners in Bedford County with several races still to finish.
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Harrisburg
State Pardon Board
John A. Bell
Pittsburgh
Bell
Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot
Bedford County
Bedford
D. Raymond Smith
Josph Clapper
J. M. Fini
Wm, Easter
Wilber E. Barton
J. Emory Baker
Primary returns show Republicans sweep county offices
Unofficial Tuesday results indicate strong turnout and weather helped a clean campaign. Key gains include Harry Jefferson winning sheriff with 4 808 votes, and R E Waid leading for county treasurer with 4 734 to Gerald Wright 8 574. Brady and Stewart lead for county commissioners, Knapp tops for county auditor, Hodges for jury commissioner, with other GOP and Dem nominees advancing.
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Bosa
Court House
Sebang
Harry Jefferson
Sheffield
George Haehn
Jefferson
Haen
Haehn
Brooks
R. E. Waid
Waid
Gerald Wright
Ward
Wright
E. D. Stewart
H. P. Ridelsperger
Mac Olney
Brady
Stewart
George W. Grosch
James H. Berger
Byron Knapp
R. S. Hartley
B. E. Green
Albert Larson
Elmer Hodges
William Spinners
G.W. Bimber
Clarendon
Daltan Brooks
Deerfield Township
Page
Incomplete Returns Show Small Majorities
Primary results across wards reveal tight races for council seats and school director posts. W S Clark won a narrow 12 vote edge for school director, with Robertson and Clinger achieving safe margins. Stone led ward eight but lost in others. Dem nominees Frantz and Dunham crop up amid factional fights, while Adams runs unopposed for high constable.
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C J. Vrante
Eighth Ward
W. M. Roberston
W. F. Clinger
W. S. Clark
Clark
Stone
Robertson and
Clinger
Carl Anderson
Geome
Approx
Frantz
Frank Dunham
Prohibition
Anderson
J. W. Blair
James W. Kitchen
Frank W. Chaffee
F. C. Tochterman
L. McClure
George B
W. L. Gettings
Fred E. Adams
Cupid Entices Many Allegheny Teachers
In Pittsburgh on September 21, reports show that romance and marriage drew many teachers away from the classroom. Of 46 female instructors who resigned in summer, 32 listed matrimony as their reason, with the city board confirming the resignations.
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Cupid
Pittsburgh
Vrice
Board of Public Education
Weather forecast for lake region and coast
Partly cloudy and cool through tonight and Thursday. High pressure over Central Valleys and northern Rockies with low pressure in the southwest. Observations show temps around 42 to 76 across major cities with no precipitation and sunset around 6 PM.
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Atlantic Coast
White River
Ontario
Hatteras
N. C
Ohio Valley
South Atlantic
Plain States
Rocky Mountains
Chicago
Cleveland
Miami
Philadelphia
San Francisco
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