Smith charges Smith hiding behind church in liquor fight
Mrs. Mabel Willebrandt, U S attorney general nominee, accuses Gov Alfred E Smith of shielding his record by invoking religion amid his presidential bid. She says Smith has become a force against prohibition and cites his actions and utterances as evidence. She spoke to Methodist ministers and planned further remarks at a Warren Ohio club event.
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Lorain
Mabel Walker Willebranuht
U. S
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Willebrandt
Westminster Men’s Club
Warren
Ohio
Estimate of Continued From Page One
Okeechobee residents feared drowned as 200 more bodies were found and cremated. National Red Cross raises death toll to 1200 with higher figures likely. Relief camps house 15,000 homeless while sanitary burials occur. Palm Beach County property losses reach 20.306 million. planners discuss lake drainage to reduce flood risk.
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Okeechobee
National Red Cross
A. L. Shafer
Belle Glade
Pakee
Canal Point
Palm Beach County
Conners
Fahokee
Okeechobee City
Lake Okeechobee
John W. Martin
Madrid theater fire toll rises with flames and panic
A Madrid theater disaster left 67 dead as exits failed and balconies collapsed. Premier Primo De Rivera and officials arrived to aid victims while fire crews struggled to reach the blaze and rescuers removed the dead and injured to hospitals across Madrid.
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Madrid
Primo de Rivera
Bre
Mail Reply Rates Reduced One Cent
Postal rate changes take effect October 1 lowering business reply card rates to two cents and reply envelopes to three cents. O J Groves, superintendent of mails, says these rates apply to mail order and other business solicitations with a prospect's reply collected at the originating post office. The 1000-card minimum requirement is removed.
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O. J. Groves
Groves
Olmsted Tells of Alaskan Trip at Rotary Meeting
George Olmsted reported a Canadian and Alaskan journey by boat and inland waters during a summer trip with his family. The travels included Jasper Park, Vancouver, Seattle, and 5000 miles in Alaska, with a nine day airplane leg by the governor of the territory. The club noted resignations by Glen Chapel and Horace Rowland and scheduled a District Governor event for October 5 at the Conewango Club.
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Canada
Alaska
Rotary Club
George Olmsted
Jasper Park
Vancouver
Seattle
Mr. Olmsted
Capitol
Olmsted
Territory
Win Slocum
Glen Chapel
Horace Rowland
State Forestry Department
Harrisburg
Conewango Club
Former magistrate held on charges in Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Sept 24. Roy Showers a former Lancaster Pa police magistrate now living in Philadelphia was held for investigation by Magistrate John Orie in Central police court here charged with misappropriating state funds. Detectives traced his whereabouts via a telegram from Philadelphia. The amount involved was not disclosed.
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Pittsburgh
U.P
Roy Showers
Lancaster
John Orie
Central Police Court
Showers
Philadelphia
Oil Market Prices By Grade and Region
Oil trading data lists prices paid by purchasing agencies for various grades and regions. Entries include Pennsylvania Grade Oil at 3.85 and 8.25, Buckeye Pipe Line and Eureka Pipe Line lines with values ranging from 1.45 to 8.25, plus other regional grades and lines across Kentucky Ohio Michigan and Canada with several cents per barrel figures.
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Pennsylvania
New York Transit Co
Bradford L. AJ
National Transit Co
South West
Penka Pipe Line Co
Pennsylvania Gane Oil
Buckeye Pipe Co
Keister
Corning
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Eureka Pipe Line Co
Somerset
Gamberland ™ Pipe Line Co
Saginaw, Md
Saginaw
Lima
Indiana
Princeton
Wooster i
Plymouth
Sermon on religious tolerance at First Baptist church
Reverend Harold F. Stoddard urged Christian tolerance over political harangues in a Sunday address at the First Baptist Church. He emphasized “light of the world” and “salt of the earth” ideals, urging believers to be Christian first and sectarian second, regardless of race or background.
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Harold F. Stoddard
First Baptist
Christ
God
United States
Jesus
Hitch-Hike Girl Held for Murder
Loreda Boyle 18, hitchhiker from Oil City PA, faces second degree murder charges before Summit county grand jury in Akron. She pleaded not guilty after being charged in the slaying of Robert McCormick, who gave her a ride on a country road.
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Akron
U. P
Summit County
Loreda Boyle
Oil City
Robert McCormick
Birth of son to Mr and Mrs Clayton Larson
Mr and Mrs Clayton Larson of Clarendon welcomed a baby boy at the Maternity Hospital born Sunday at noon weighing 6 pounds 9 ounces.
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Clayton Larson
Clarendon
Maternity Hospital
Deaths and Funerals in Warren Area
Miss Bertha McConkey of Miami Florida former Tidioute resident dies in Hartford Conn. Sister Eva McConkey of Tidioute survives. Funeral from Mrs L L Hunter’s home in Tidioute with interment in Tidicute cemetery. For five years she ran a private school. Alfred Jacobson 224 Irvine Street dies after two months illness. Born Sweden June 1 1849 he came to the U S 1881 later moved to Warren. Survived by widow Hulda and children Emil Henry Frank Mrs Ludwig Peterson Esther and Ellen and four grandchildren all of Warren. Funeral arrangements not set. Mrs F R Scott 416 Market Street dies at Warren General Hospital after illness. One son survives.
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Bertha McConkey
Miami
Florida
Tidioute
Hartford
Conn
Eva McConkey
L. L. Hunter
Tidicute
Miss McConkey
Alfred Jacobson
Irvine Street
Sweden
Warren
Ludlow
Hulda
Jacobson
Emil
Henry
Frank
Ludwig Peterson
Esther
Ellen Jacobson
Warrren
Forest fires burn across Southern California acres
Fires sweep wide forests across four counties as the Cahuilla blaze grows. More than 150000 acres burned, with damage exceeding 156000000. Marines and sailors assist San Diego fire lines on Palomar mountain. about 2000 on scene.
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Los Angeles
U.P
California
Cahuilla
San Diego
Riverside
Palomar Mountain
Two Gangsters Die in Gun Duel in Philadelphia
In a rooming house in the racket district two racketeers, Frank Pegano and Harry W. Stein alias W Brooks, shot each other. Pegano died after being wounded in the abdomen right lung and shoulder. Stein was found dead in his room. Police deem the feud private with possible gang war risk, motive unclear.
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Philadelphia
Frank Pegano
Harry W. Stein
W. Brooks
Stein
Campaign Log Reflects Hoover Era Attacks and Smith Whispers
Sep 24 reports Governor Alfred E. Smith addressing Montanans on party responsibility amid oil scandal denials for Herbert Hoover. Senators Curtis and Robinson indicate campaign stops while laryngitis stalls Idaho speech. New York Democrats quote Blaine opposing Hoover and Smith volunteers form to counter rumors in New York.
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Alfred E. Smith
Helena, Mont
Aluminum Co. Faces Added Monopoly Charges by FTC
Washington report states the Federal Trade Commission will file additional monopoly charges against the Aluminum Company of America. The amendment to the original complaint accuses unfair trade practices in violation of the Clayton act. Mr and Mrs Arthur Barr and their daughter Annette of 201 Terrace Street have left for Washington to visit relatives for a week.
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Wasitington
U. P
Aluminum Company of America
Federal Trade Commission
Richard B. Whitely
Commission
Arthur Barr
Annette
Terrace Street
Washington, D. C
Warren's football team shows strong passing attack
Warren's football men displayed fine teamwork last Saturday with receivers Bob Schnidler Fritz Mack and Bill Bevering making several beautiful passes. Jamestown should dodge when the team plays that well.
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Warren
Bob Schindler
Fritz Mack
Bill Bevering
Jamestown
Dornheim Named Secretary Treasurer by Warren Ministers
Rev H E Dornheim, pastor of the First Evangelical church, was elected Secretary treasurer of the Warren Ministerial association to fill the unexpired term of Rev Harry G Nelson. Eighteen members attended including Rev L H Stebbins Rev A V Oleen and Rev Carl Lundgren. Meetings move to the first and third Tuesdays. Next session October 16 with M C A secretary A F Kottcamp present.
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H. E. Dornheim
Firts
Sweden Methodist Church
Warren
Carl Lundgren
Swedish Lutheran Church
Sheffiled
CA. Dennig
First Lutheran Church
A. F. Kottcamp
M. GC
U S Team Finishes Reply to Secret Naval Accord
Washington today heard final touches on the United States reply to England and France over the so-called secret naval accord after a lengthy State Department conference. Present were Secretary Kellogg, Secretary of the Navy Wilbur, and Admirals Hughes Jones Long and Hilary Jones.
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Washington
United States
England
France
State Department
Kelloge
Wilber
Grant Wage Increase in Boston Confederation Action
Boston September 24 A three cent an hour wage increase for Eastern Massachusetts street railway workers was awarded by a board of arbitration. The decision affects unionized employees and sets new pay levels for the coming period. Leaders hailed the settlement as fair and timely, signaling potential industry-wide impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U. Pia
Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway
Saturday Crossword Clue Solution Preview
The page lists bold clues and partial answers for a 1925 crossword puzzle with many misprints and garbled words. It notes "Berewith is the solution to Saturday's puzzle" and hints at historical names and terms across multiple categories.
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Berewith
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Prohibition
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Optometrist
Warren Savings Bank
The
Tribune
F. R. Scott
Market Street
Warren General Hospital
Tulsa
Okla
Independent Oil and Gas Company
Wesley Virgil Gray
Spring Creek
Alzina May Dahlstrom
Pittsfield
Court House
Herbert Hoover
Bruce
Hoover Brank
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Curtis
Cheyenne
Wyo
Hiim
Idaho
New York
Senator Blaine
Wisconsin
Joseph T. Robinson
Hot Springs
Ark
South
Aluminum CO
Crepe
Ata Yard
Circe
Belding
Johnson Bros
Glee Club
Byron Knapp
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
L. C. LeVan
Metzger-Wright’s
New York City
Dornheim
Warren Association
America
Ireland
Joruisan
Vege
Hope Springs
Arabia
Turkestan
Ecrnk
Indus
Tri
Red
Foone
Vdatiot
Veeon
Jobo
Ethel Barrymore
Wrath
Eiffel Tower
Jouett
Bothnia
Charles Lamb
Emmet
Fiz
Tao
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