Reciprocity foe wins nomination day in Canada
In Canada the first Twelfth Parliament member, W. M. German, was acclaimed in Well ing constituency. Liberals and Conservatives claim advantage in Ontario as nominations proceed nationwide. Senator Gore of Oklahoma agreed to help Premier Tauber in the Canadian reciprocity campaign, traveling to Canada to speak in key districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurier
Quebec
Gore
Ottawa
Canada
W. M. German
Welling
Dominion
German
Wilfrid Launer
House of Somimons
Wiltriad
Montmagny
P. Q
Yeaterday
bes la_ marine
Wilfrid
East Toronto
Ontario
Wellington South
Thunder Bay
Russell
South Renfrew
South Essex
Prescott
Beral
East Grey
Dufferin
South Simcoe
Leeds
South Lanark
East Hastings
Oklahoma City
Okla
Thomas P Gore
Oklahoma
Tauber
Lawton
Club to Boom Russell in Georgia Governor Bid
At a Savannah meeting of a Catholic club a Russell for governor candidacy press club was formed led by Lawrence from Catham county. Russell promoted as magnet, top speaker, with 7000 members and vows to elect him governor. He touted local option and self government as core Democratic principles.
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Savannah
Aon
Lawrence
Catham County
Dick Russell
Judge Russell
Georgia
Lawrence Selt
Fley
Principe
Democratic Party
Wire Pool Men Fined in Steel Wire Cases
National committeeman Charles F. Brooker of Connecticut pleaded nolo contendere in a U S circuit court to three indictments in steel wire cases. He was fined 1200 dollars plus 1100 across the trust and related indictments. Edward Perot and Q P Jackson of the same group also entered pleas and were fined.
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Brooker
Connecticut
New York
Charles F. Brooker
Coe Brass Manufacturing Company
Barb Copper Wire Association
Justice Hough
Flo
CWO
Edward 8
Perot
Nathenat Canitut and Cable Company
Tharge QP Jackson
Nalo Concrenice Tees
Sugar Prices Downplay by Refining Firm Yield in Domestic Crops
American Sugar Refining Company issued a statement from New York predicting good yields from domestic crops with harvests starting October 1. They argue the recent sugar price rise is due to Cuba shortages, beet crop issues, and European speculation, not their operations. Savannah report quotes Georgia Representative Thomas H. Hardwick stating the price rise stems from production shortfalls in Cuba and elsewhere.
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New York
American Sugar Refining Company
Europe
Savannah
Thomas H. Hardwick
Georgia
Congressional Committee i
Cuba
DARE COSTS BOY HIS LIFE AT SEA DIVE
In Philadelphia on September 4 a British ship Potomac cabin boy Ernest Day an 11 year old with London parents died after diving from a dare in the Delaware River His plunge followed a boast about swimming ability and he sank before help could reach him, sailor William Gee attempted rescue.
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Philadelphia
Ernest Day
Potomac
London
Delaware River
William Gee
Slayer at Bay Kills Self After Unhappy Love Affair
Special to The Washington Post Toledo Ohio September 14 Cornered by 100 farmers pursuing him as the murderer of Della Halsey Jasper Newman shot himself through the brain at his father's barn six miles from Kenton Ohio The death by his own action followed the murder five hours after a failed attempt to win back Miss Halsey who worked at a Kenton bakery Newman a 25 year old son of wealthy farmers killed Miss Halsey with three shots to the heart after luring her to a back room and then fled before help could arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Toledo
Ohio
Della Helney
Jasper Newman
Sere
Kenton
Newman
George Halsey
Miss Halsey
Mise Halsey
Four Killed in Belt Line Train Wreck at Cleveland
Four foreign laborers were killed and more than twenty injured when a Pittsburgh and Lake Erie work train derailed on the Belt Line in Cleveland. The engine and four cars left the track, overturning on impact while the crew mostly escaped. only the fireman was injured.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Lake Ene
Teachers See Wages Equal to Government Clerks in Debate
Dr. M Bates Stephens asserts married teachers forgo pay, while Dr William H Davidson notes District schools will lose few teachers to marriage. The District employs over 1 800 teachers of whom 61 81 percent are white women. Average teacher pay rivals government clerks and young men starting in business, with pensions sought by regular day teachers and high school staff.
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M. Bates Stephens
Maryland
William H. Davidson
Stephens
Hva
Salarion
Salaries Compared for Teachers and Government Workers
The article compares average yearly salaries for teachers in various school divisions including high school and kindergarten, plus ungraded and graded schools, noting salaries have risen slightly. It contrasts these with government clerks, laborers, and division chiefs, and cites Representative Johnson on nationwide clerk salaries and other federal figures. It ends by reflecting on the status of women teachers and their marriage prospects given wages and vacation.
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Kirmdergarten
Johnson
South Carolina
Unitedtates
United States
New York
Washington
Germany and France Exchange Notes on Morocco Crisis
News from London and Berlin report rumors Germany accepted French Morocco proposals but officials say the French reply has only begun to be examined. In Potsdam the emperor met the chancellor. Socialist leader Herr Bebel denied calling for a general strike in case of war and stressed preventing war as the aim.
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Ylondon
Constitutional Club
Germany
Morocco
Berlin
M. Cambon
Potsdam
Danzig i
Jena
Hns
Bebel
Diegle pleads for mercy in Ohio bribery case
Rodney J. Diegle former sergeant at arms of the Ohio State senate declares he has no confession to make and maintains innocence. He plans to seek suspension of sentence pending appeal as his attorneys move to the circuit court of appeals. He and his wife traveled from Springfield to await tomorrow's court action.
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State Senate
Dayton
Ohio
Rodney J. Diegle
Ohio State Senate
Diegle
Circuit Court of Appeals
Diester
Wrench
Tck Springs
Ind
Here
J. Mattern
Springfield
Fractured skull ends teen's navy enlistment plan
Clifton McGill, 18, fell from a second story veranda in his uncle John McGill 900 K Street NW and fractured his skull. He was taken to Emergency Hospital, where doctors could not predict recovery. Witnesses rushed to assist as W S Duval of the Automobile Club of Washington arranged transport to the hospital. He had attended St Marys Academy until last spring.
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Navy
Clifton McGil
John McGill
K Street
McGill
W. S. Duval
Automobile Club of Washington
McGin
St. Marys Academy
New Guns for Papal Guard in Rome Report
Rome dispatch says Vatican buys a large stock of modern arms and ammunition abroad for papal guards. Customs house hesitated to grant duty free passage, finally conceding with reluctance.
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Rome
0 Gimmale
Vatican
Three Juvenile Accusations In Court Over Attacks
In juvenile court, Lee Walsky claimed Lee War alsky was stabbed by William Essex after a knife attack, while William Taplett admitted throwing a pistol at Max Brown, injuring him. Leroy Wilson faced assault charges from Thomas Muir, with the judge fining Taplett and dismissing the Muir case after a stern lecture.
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Lee Walsky
Wilson Essex
Max Brown
William Taplett
Thomas Muir
Leroy Wilson
Church Street
Lee Walshy
Fifth Street
Wiliam Taplett
B Street
Fifteenth Street
Chevy Chase
Walsky
Essex
Tim
Harry Walsky
DeLacy
Bstreet
Taplett
Mr. Brown
Muir
Wife of Chinaman Held In Petit Larceny Case
Lulu Moy the 16 year old American wife of Chinese cook Charles Moxy faced juvenile court on a petit larceny charge after being accused of theft at a North Capitol Street residence. She denied theft while awaiting witnesses, and the case was postponed with Moy sent back to the detention house.
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Lulu Moy
Charles Moxy
C.F. Lynch
North Control Street
Clara Kipler
May
Peelle Resigns as Assistant U S Attorney
Stanton C Peelle resigned yesterday as Assistant United States district attorney with effect next Wednesday. John Lewis Smith of Archer Smith was appointed to succeed him. Peelle won major suits including the Isabel Wall school admission case. He is a years old and will enter private practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton C. Peelle
United States
John Lewis Smith
Archer & Smith
Peelle
Isabel Wall
Cuba to Relieve Shippers With Nonnegotiable Bills
The Cuban government will allow nonnegotiable bills of lading for shipments from the United States, easing requirements under the consular service law. Cuban consular officers will receive instructions to implement the change, relieving shippers and exporters doing business with Cuba from sending original bills of lading to Cuban consuls for certification.
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State Department
Havana
United States
Cuba
Duplicate Bills for Cuban Customs Use Filed at Ports
The issue concerns duplicate bills marked nonnegotiable for custom house purposes to be filed with Cuban consuls at ports of shipment, without detaining the original bills.
Police Private Seeks Reinstatement After Dismissal
Private E I Cramer challenges his firing for disobeying orders through petition in the District Supreme Court. He alleges the trial board lacked proper composition and notes he was in a garage at patrol time on request of a chauffeur. Cramer claims he feared charges and distrusted the sergeant.
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E. I. Cramer
Wilton J. Lambert
R. 11 Yeatman
District Supreme Court
Justice Gould
Cramer
Gale
Anssistant Corporation Counsel
Hutchins Case Delayed Over Estate Cash Dispute
Mrs. Rose Keeling Hutchins seeks ratification of Auditor Dent s award granting a $2409 monthly allowance from her husband Susan Hutchins estate and objects to debts order. Walter Hutchins and Lee Hutchins contest auditors report while delays loom as Corporation Counsel Thomas, away on business, plans postponement. Justice Gould may allow a single hearing to resolve all objections when Thomas returns.
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Rose Keeling Hutchins
Wilant J. Dante
Susan Hutchins
Dent
Mr. Thatchins
Corporation Counasel
T. H Thomas
Walter Stiison Hutchins
Anquy
Thomas
Gittings and
Chamberlin
Vutphins
Ashley M. Gould
Mr. Thomas
Walter Susan Hutchins
Lee Hutchins
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Jeenest
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Lincke Briquet
Naval Gun Factory Band
Navy Yard
G. Moody
Harry Anderson
Autoint
Ted Snyder
Gate City
Rosencrens Lampe Marsh
United States Soldiers
Emil A. Fenptad
Austereut
Herr Bebel
Clifton McGill
Chinaman
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Mass
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Mission Furniture
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