Coast to Cincy air race won by Art Goebel
Art Goebel landed in Cincinnati first at 10 25 AM to win the first prize of 5000 in the Los Angeles to Cincinnati air derby. He and passenger Harry Tucker reported flying 1875 miles plus extra distance, averaging over 131 mph despite clouds and winds in New Mexico and Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
U. P
Art Goebel
Los Angeles
Coebel
Cincinnat
Goebel
Harry Tucker
New York
Prescott and Holbrook
Aoiz
Albuquerque
N. M
Gutman
Okla
Wichita
Kan
St. Louis
Los Anngeles
Pine Bluff
Ark
Robert Dake
Dake
Pittsburgh
George W. Hopkins
Detroit
AbE MARTIN on Campaigns and Hypocritical Dramatics
ABE MARTIN ridicules religiously claimed principles and exposes hypocrisy amid campaign rhetoric. He mocks pretenders who judge others by superficial tests and moral theater, calling them crones and insincere.
Governor Smith urged farm relief and aviation boom cited
The New York American notes Governor Smith pledging immediate farm relief, while a Philadelphia airport, bought with Ford support and valued above a million dollars, signals aviation growth. It recalls past fortunes from land and gas ventures, then describes the autogiro era as De La Cierva’s invention and Ford’s comments on page three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York American
Governor Smith
Lord Northcliffe
Bletrot
English Channel
Channel
de la Cierva
London
Paris
Henry Ford
End of Litigation in Guardianship Suit Nears
The Rose Harmon Lukeie Jones guardianship and subsistence case nears settlement after court talks. Judge Ard instructs lawyers to seek a reasonable living cost for Miss Jones and considers options including living with Mrs Harmon or monthly income guarantees. Next hearing set for Monday October 1, with potential minimum support of 70 dollars if a court order is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Harmon
Lucy Jones
D. A. Arird
Miss Jones
Avird
Sale Announced of Jamieson Machine Firm
The M. W. Jamieson Machine Company at 1308 Fourth Avenue was sold to Barnhart-Davis of Irvine Street. The plant, known for John Best steam pumps and turntables, sits on about 2.5 acres with close railroad access. equipment will continue under new ownership, and pump parts remain available. The Jamieson plant includes workshop, warehouse, and buildings. operation began under M. W. Jamieson in 1906.
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M. W. Jamieson Machine Company
Fourth Avenue
Barnhart-Davis Company
Irvine Street
A. A. Albaugh
M. W. Jamieson Company
John Best
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jamieson
M. W. Jamieson
Pennsylvania
H. A. Jamieson
Highway checks mailed to townships under state plan
Harrisburg September 22. Checks totaling 9382 were mailed by the state highway department to townships in five counties under the state reward plan. Among the recipients were Butler Fairview township 2181.94 Cambria White township 1108.55 and Washington West Pike Run township 3907.67.
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Harrisburg
U. P.1
State Highway Department
Butler
Fairview
Cambria
White Township
Washington
West Pike Run
Smith Western Campaign Speech In Denver Tonight
Gov Alfred E Smith plans his third western campaign speech in Denver and is expected to address the water power issue. Senator Robinson ends South tour with Paducah speech. Curtis in Sheridan calls for higher tariff on food imports. Hoover to speak with Fish on New York politics. GOP chairs deny Smith charges of religious propaganda. Raskob cites church leaders to argue the Pope cannot influence U.S. politics if Smith wins.
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Alfred E. Smith
Denver
Joseph T. Robinson
South
Paducah, Ky
Charles Curtis
Sheridan, Wyo
Raskob
Democratic Committee
Gibbons
Newman
Ireland
England
Smith
Miss Polly Lauder Sails to Marry Gene Tunney in Italy
New York report states Polly Lauder sails aboard the Saturnia for Italy to wed Gene Tunney. She notes the marriage date will depend on Italian law and declines to specify church or state requirements. The party includes the Lauders and Rockefeller affiliates in a $6600 Miramar suite aboard the ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gene Tunney
Italy
Polly Lauder
Miss Lauder
Tunney
Miramar
Saturnia
George
Faith Rockefeller
Henry C Rowland
Diana
Crane Weeks
Virginia Storm
Helen Sligo
Edwin Dewing
Helen Wafford
Lauder
Naples
Borah Speaks On Personalities In Campaign
Bowling Green Kentucky September 22 Senator William Borah Republican of Idaho warned that personalities do not clarify issues and urged voters to focus on real policy. He noted bitterness in the presidential campaign and urged discussion of its important facets while predicting that after election day liars and slanderers would fade. He said the next four years will affect homes children economic health and business prosperity and explained his remarks followed questions about personal matters in the campaign.
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Bowling Green
U. P
William E. Borah
Idaho
Borah
Train wreck in Mississippi kills two on Illinois Central line
In Fowdy Mississippi today engineer C J Williams and fireman Fred Smith died when a Illinois Central passenger train derailed. Conductor W M Martin and two Black waiters were lightly injured. No passengers were believed hurt.
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New Orleans
U. P
C. J. Williams
Fred Smith
Ilino
Central
Fowdy
Miss
W. M. Martin
Hobo Named Punky Joe Farnum Killed In Washington
Cumberland man Punky Joe Farnum, famed among hoboes, was killed in Washington when struck by freight cars of the Baltimore and Ohio line. The incident occurred as he rode the cars, ending a widely known wandering life.
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Washington, Pa
U. P
Punky Joe” Farnum
Cumberland
Baltetine and Oly Railroad
Lone Buffalo to Be Slaughtered to Purchase Auto
York pa sept 22 the only American buffalo in York county will be slaughtered to buy an automobile Mahlon N Haines owner of the animal and of a park where it is exhibited says he will slaughter the beast and sell the meat Proceeds will fund a vehicle for the visiting nurses association
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York
York County
Mahlon N. Haines
Visiting Nurses Association
McSparin Plans Campaign Against Smith in Pa and Md
John A. McSparran, who left the Democratic party after Alfred E. Smith’s nomination, announced a series of speeches across Pennsylvania and Maryland opposing Smith. He will vote for Hoover in November and hopes to withdraw as the Lancaster County congressional candidate, a move denied because his withdrawal notice arrived too late.
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Harrisburg
U. P
John A. McSparren
Alfred E Smith
Congress
Lancaster County
Smith
McSparran
Pennsylvania
Maryland
New York
Hoover
Woman Burned as Stove Explodes Near Alliance
Mrs. Hattie Potts, 39, was seriously burned when kerosene used to start a kitchen fire exploded and set the Potts home ablaze near Alliance. Husband Jesse Potts and a boarder, Tiaac Bryan, helped extinguish flames as two children escaped uninjured. Mrs. Potts was hospitalized in critical condition.
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Potts
Red Cross relief funds urged for hurricane areas
Warren County Red Cross seeks faster donations to meet a $5,000 quota while national funds estimate $5,000,000 needed for relief in Florida Porto Rico and other stricken zones. Thousands homeless require shelter food and clothing. appeals also ask for tropical washable clothing and layettes. Contributions may be left at any Warren County bank.
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Warren County
Florida
Porto
American Red Cross
National Red Cross
Washington
Red Cross
Porto Rico
Paul T. DeFrees
Bel Warren County Red Cross
Warren
Warren Couty Bank
Bolivian Revolution Reported by El Liberal
The newspaper El Liberal said today that a revolution had broken out in Bolivia, fueled by General Blanco Galindo, with reports filed from Asuncion Paraguay on September 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asunction
Paraguay
U.P
el Liberal
Bolivia
Blanco Galindo
Steamer Collision Off Western Coast Near California
The steamer Kentuckian of the American-Hawaiian line and the tanker Los Alamos collided off Pont Sur on the California coast early today. The Kentuckian was reported seriously damaged, according to a radio report received by the Merchants Exchange.
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Portland
Org
U. P
Kentuckian
Los Alamos
Pont Sur
California
Merchants Exchange
Relief fund grows for hurricane victims in Florida
Donations reach about 879000 with Red Cross feeding 8782 people in Palm Beach Broward and Okeechobee counties. Palm Beach houses 3844 in concentration camps Broward 250 and Dune 33. Palm Beach has 120 hospital cases. Governor Smith endorses a 6 million relief appeal amid ongoing death toll estimates up to 1600 across affected areas.
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Washington
U.P
Florida Hurricana
A. E. Schafer
Red Cross Relief
Pere
Schafer
Palm Beach
Broward
Dane
Okeechober
Nps
Broward County
Dune County
John Barton Payne
American Red Cross
Alfred K. Smith
Porto Rico
Florida
Red Cross
Smith
West Palm Beach
Fla
John W. Martin
Martin
Lake Okeechobee
Everglades
Coast
Canal Point
Pahokee
Weather Forecast for Western Pennsylvania
Increasing cloudiness and showers expected late tonight into Sunday. Temperatures rise slightly in the south tonight and fall on Sunday. Local observations show 8 a.m. reading 47 degrees, river low water level at 5 below, sun sets at 6:58 and rises tomorrow at 5:49.
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Ohio City
Severs
J. Wittran
Found du Lac
James S. Charles
Richmond
A. H. Kreider
Hagerstown
Ralph Haines
Elmira
el Paso
Tor
Wexan
West
Abe Martin
Arthur Brisbane
Philadelphia
Standard Oil of
Jamieson Machine Firm
Barnhart-Davis Co
Herbert Hoover
Hamilton Fish
Empire State
Work
Senator Moses
Republican National Committee
France
Lto
Robert Whitney
Bowling
Hobo
M’sparin
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