Hoover Denounces Religious Bias in Campaign Letter
Washington September 29 United Press Herbert Hoover rejects any support based on religion in the campaign. He rebukes a circular letter urged by Mrs W W Caldwell Virginia Republican worker asserting that Americans must “save the United States from being romanized and rum ridden.” Hoover orders an investigation, repudiates the letter and confirms its authenticity was unknown to Caldwell. The letter bore Republican committee stationery and names several officials. Caldwell claims she did not know of the religious insertions.
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Washington
U P
Republican Party
Herbert Hooter
Ie W. Caldwell
Virginia
United States
Hoover
United Press
Caldwell
Republican Batiorsl Committee
Ahs
Roanoke
Motorcycle Rider Killed by Truck Near Summit
Walter Maxwell of Lilly riding a motorcycle was killed when struck by a truck near Summit, Pa. Charles Bachmamm the driver and James Commett owner of the truck, both of Pittsburgh, were jailed at Cresson pending investigation of the accident.
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Altoona
Walter Maxwell
Lilly, Riding & Motorcycle
Summit
Charles Bachmamm
James Commett
Pittsburgh
Cresson
Unclear line about a town event and a ball game
Abe Martin mentions Mrs Leghorn Tharp and a vague town event related to a ball game. It hints at farmers or someone else cleaning up or celebrating, but the meaning is uncertain. No clear identities or actions are established.
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Leghorn Tharp
Hamaer
Arley
Warren plans aviation signs on main roads to guide flyers
W B Gordon of Aerovane Utilities outlined proposed 28 foot signposts for Warren linking aviation direction with local product promotion. The system features a wind cone top, a 15 foot arrow pointing true north, a 10 by 4 foot vertical sign reading erected in the interest of aviation, and two advertiser boards. The large arrow is visible from 3000 feet with letters readable at 1000 feet under normal conditions.
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Warren
W. RB. Gordon
Aerovane Utilities Corporation
New York City
Gordon
Philadelphia New Orang Bootleggers Tax Churches Tale
A fragmented 1925 New York American piece mentions a newborn orangutan in Philadelphia and a spike in bootlegging probes as police corruption expands. Mayor Walker of New York is quoted proposing taxing churches that preach politics, amid a larger critique of public officials and reform.
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Philadelphia
New Orang
Somnolentia
Walker
New York
Hay Barn Fire Destroys $2,100 Value in Pleasant Township
Charles Cole, a Pleasant township farmer, estimates $2,100 in property lost when his hay barn burned Friday afternoon. Thirty tons of hay, a meat box, tools, and the barn were destroyed. insurance and fire department costs set net loss at $1,700. Aubrey Neutergard spotted the blaze at 3 30 and alerted Lyell Cole. Cause undetermined.
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Charles. Cole
Pleasant Township
Warren Fire Department
Cole
Aubrey Neutergard
Lyell J. Cole
Charles Cole
Tunnel Collapse Buries Workers Near Cimarteada
In Saragossa on September 29 a railroad tunnel under construction at Camineral near Cimartada collapsed burying an unknown number of workmen. Rescue efforts reported high bodies recovered so far and fears that all may have perished.
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Saragossa
Spain
U. P
Italian peasant’s wife gives birth to triplet daughters
Filomena De Borrello of Wasto Italy, wife of a peasant, has now given birth to three daughters today, after already bearing two daughters earlier. Since her marriage 30 months ago she has five children in total.
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Wasto
Italy
Filomena de Borrello
Two Trainmen Injured In Wreck Near Kittanning
Two Pennsylvanian trainmen were badly scalded when the No 912 passenger train derailed near Kittanning, 20 miles north of Pittsburgh. Engineers F. E. Dotterer and fireman J. A. Sallada, both from Oil City and Pittsburgh respectively, were treated at Kittanning hospital. The derailment damaged the locomotive and several cars while passengers escaped serious harm as relief trains and rerouted schedules were arranged. Officials suspected a faulty rail caused the accident and crews scoured the scene for details.
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Kittanning
U. P
Redbank
Here
Pennsylvania Railroad
Buffalo
N. Y
Pittsburgh
F. E. Dotterer
J. A. Sallada
Oil City
Four Injured as Car Hits Phone Pole in Homestead
Four people were injured when their car crashed into a telephone pole early today in Homestead. Injured are Leonard Krut, 19, riviver. Leo Collins, 22, August CO. Schicker, 43, and his son August H. Schicker, 20, all residents of Pittsburgh. They were taken to Homestead Hospital for treatment.
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Pittsburgh
G.P
Flamestead
Homestead Hospital
Leonard Krut
Riviver
Leo Collins
August CO. Schicker
August H. Schicker
Pittsbersh
Man Kabelin to be Buried After Auto Accident
Funeral services for Edwin H Kabelin 71 who died Friday afternoon from injuries after being run over by a car will be held Monday at 2 pm from his home 610 Conenango avenue Rev Harold F Stoddard officiating Burial will be in Oakland cemetery Kabelin survived by widow Esther Johns Kabelin three daughters Mrs H F Dibble Mrs E Stowell and Mrs C H Johnson one sister Mrs S L Mack and a brother E L Kabelin Witnesses said Kabelin walked into the street and was struck by the Swanson car driven by Andrew N M Swanson of 705 Madison avenue who was not held responsible by police Internal injuries were reported as cause of death
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Edwin H. Kabelin
Conenango Avenue
Harold F. Stoddard
Oakland Cemetery
Kabelin
E. L. Kabelin
Starbrick
Andrew NM. Swanson
Madison Avenue
Esther Johns Kabelin
H. F. Dibble
E. Stowell
Syracuse
C. H. Johnson
Conewango Avenue
Menioner
S. L. Mack
Gonewango Avenue
Dibble
Stowell
Warren
Syraiuse
Kablein
Mr. Rebella
Cars collide injure two on Market and Third
Two cars damaged in a collision at Third avenue and Market street Saturday at 8 30 am. Mrs Edith Benston and Clair Winewriter were drivers. Benston drove a Chevrolet north on Market and Winewriter a Hudson west on Third. McClure of the Warren County Motor Club called for Market street to be made a stop street.
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Third Avenue
Market Street
Edith Benston
Harold Benston
Mortley Avenue
Ridgway
Smith-Horton Company
Clair Winewriter
Water Street
Erie compensation claims rejected over grade crossing work
The Public Service Commission in Harrisburg rejected claims by Erie property owners for loss of business during grade crossing abolition construction on Peach Street. The street was closed to traffic during work, causing indirect business losses, but no property damage claims were advanced.
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Harrisburg
Public Service Commission
Erie
Peach Street
Special board named to study western wage dispute
President Coolidge appoints an emergency board to investigate the wage dispute between western railroads and conductors and trainmen. The panel includes James R. Garfield, Walter P. Stacy, H. R. Dewey, Chester H. Rowell, and George T. Baker. It covers 47 western lines and aims to report within 30 days.
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Washington
Spt
A. PB
Presidnt
Colidge
Western Railroads
James R. Garfield
Cleveland
Walter P. Stacy
Iupreme Court of North Carolina
H. R. Dewey
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Chester H. Rowell
Berkley
Cal
George T. Baker
Davenport
Western Trunk Lines
Special Board
Probe planned into Mrs Willebrandt campaign activities
New York September 29 Representative Loring Black says at a Washington meeting of the house campaign fund expenditures committees he will seek an investigation of the campaign activities of Mabel Walker Willebrandt assistant attorney general He will probe who is responsible for her participation in the Republican campaign for Herbert Hoover and what charges she has against Governor Alfred E Keneth.
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New York
Loring Black
United Press Today
Washington
House Campaign Fund
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Black
Police Asked to Aid in Locating 17-Year-Old Miss Zastawney
Police have been requested to assist in locating Miss Alina Zastawney, 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Zastawney of Ludlow. She was last seen Wednesday walking from Ludlow toward Sheffield wearing a brown skirt, blue sweater and brown high shoes. She is about 5 feet 4 inches tall and 135 pounds with brown hair.
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Alina Zastawney
John Zastawney
Ludlow
Miss Zastawney
Sheffield
Daylight Saving Time Ends Sunday Across Northeast
Daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m. tomorrow in New York with clocks set back one hour. New York citizens gain an extra hour of sleep as railroads issue new timetables for commutation and affected trains. The New Haven and Hartford lines retrace all their trams except the Boston Washington express. The Long Island Railroad remains on daylight saving while others revert to standard eastern time. similar actions occur in Pittsburgh where standard time resumes at 2 a.m. tomorrow and railroads publish revised schedules.
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New York
New Haver
Hartford
Long Island
New York State
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Pittsburgh
Lanphier Escapes Plane 15 Damage at Municipal Field
Sept 26 Major Thomas Lanphier piloted an airplate from Selfridge Field Michigan that was damaged on takeoff at Municipal Field Chicago Lanphier escaped injury A false report claimed Colonel Lindbergh was aboard officials said Also Sept 29 Brock and Schlee began world sustained flight attempt from Rockwell Field San Diego California at 6 45 AM today.
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Chicago
Thomas Lanphier
Selfridge Field
Michigan
Municipal Field
Lanphier
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
San Diego
Calif
U.P
Willem Brock
Edward Ischlee
Rockwell Field
Vacani
United States Rejects Anglo French Naval Plan
Washington reports reveal Kellogg notes oppose the plan as unfair to U S sea power. The administration criticizes cruiser limits and submarine allowances, warning the pact would intensify naval competition and disadvantage America. European press expected to fault U S for firm naval stance and defend Britain and France.
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Washington
U. Pp
United States
Alood
America
Kellogg
France
Britain
England
Geneva
Continzea
Hoover to Speak in New York on October 13
The Campaign Log reports Herbert E Hoover will address New York on October 13, two days earlier than planned. He repudiates sectarian literature attributed to GOP women’s group. Governor Alfred E Smith is welcomed to Milwaukee for a tonight speech prioritizing prohibition. Senator Curtis campaigned in Oklahoma City Fort Salt Lawton criticizing Smith on farm relief. Senator Robinson, Democratic vice presidential candidate, told Kansas City that Republicans are led by men of mediocre ability.
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Herbert E Hoover
New York
Republican National
Alfred E. Smith
Milwaukee
Charles Curtis
Oklahoma City
Fort Sal
Lawton
Smith
Robinson
Kansas City
Weather forecast notes by Pat Showers
Weather forecast notes show a veteran forecaster Pat Showers predicting tonight and Sunday morning to be cool with no precipitation. Observations indicate low water levels around river sections with morning readings near 44 to 60. Sun times list tonight at 6 46 and Sunday sunrise at 15 54 with sunset at 6 46.
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Veteren
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