Platt McClellan Seeks Fusion Path for NYC Mayor Race
Senator T C Platt returns to Washington after a cross country trip and studies government printing affairs. He hints at backing Mr Cutting for mayor as a possible fusion candidate, while confirming a hopeful re election for McClellan and discussing the New York political scene and mayoral prospects.
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Tilloud
Sesouki
Cutting
Teron
Nina
Fusion
McClellan
Fusion Fades as City Parties Scramble in Wah Era
In Washington a pending anti-Tammany bid collapses as Republican and Citizens Union fail to agree on fusion. The Citizens Union vows to back Jerome’s reelection while denouncing the other camps. Gunston Hall, a prominent girls’ school on Florida Avenue, unveils plans for a new colonial building and a comprehensive program under Mr. and Mrs. Mineon with Miss Edith Clarke guiding the faculty.
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Citizens’ Union
Jerome
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Washington
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Edith Clarke
Princpal
Florida Avenue
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Mince
Gunston
Elrone
Theodore Roosevelt Jr Registers at Harvard Freshmen
Theodore Roosevelt Jr. is among Harvard freshmen and faces cameras as he registers. The eighteen year old weighs 145 pounds and stands five feet seven and a half inches. He aims for right end on the freshman eleven and plans philanthropic work with college settlement houses and sailors’ shore resorts. Mrs. Roosevelt accompanies him and later leaves for Oyster Bay.
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Albers Sentenced to Three Years by Nicaraguan Courts
Information reached the State Department that William C. Albers, manager of the Port Simon Mining Company, was sentenced to three years in prison by Nicaraguan courts. He appealed the ruling after being charged with insulting the president and resisting police in connection with his detention during a visit to La Confianza. A Philadelphia native, Albers faced accusations tied to local authorities and tobacco disputes. The State Department will seek further clarification on the case.
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Senator Money
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Storm wrecks army post in Manila and Cavite damage
Destructive typhoon sweeping Luzon caused unroofed buildings and uprooted trees in Manila. Army post on Malahi Island reportedly destroyed with 14 officers, 267 enlisted men, and 90 prisoners. Cavite naval plant sustained $99,000 in damage. Leyte gunboat sunk. Signal lines out of Manila disrupted.
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N. W. Riley
Fraud Order Against San Diego Parcel Firm Over Debtor Addresses
A post office fraud order targets the Globe Parcel and Delivery Company of San Diego California for alleged schemes to obtain debtors addresses. It is claimed the firm posed as a parcel service and mailed cards to former addresses promising prepaid packages to collect debts for a publishing house.
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Mutual Life Reports Show Full Holdings in Trust Banks
Special to The Washington Post from New York on September 27 reports that the Mutual Life Insurance Company’s annual results and state insurance statements include a complete list of stock holdings in trust companies and banks. Deposits in these institutions have increased stock values, benefiting policy holders by over $15.
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Washington boat tested speeds over eleven miles an hour
The Hickey design power boat Charlie Jones, built in Michigan City for Charles H. E. Jones of Washington, D. C., achieved eleven and one third miles per hour on Lake Michigan amid rough seas. The 25 foot hull, six foot beam, twenty four inch draft carries a six horsepower engine and weighs 2700 pounds. The boat survived a raging storm en route to Chicago and a later squall on September 4. It will be shipped to Washington for inspection and to New York.
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Vanielka
Howell
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Kans
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Philippine Yslands
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Fort Grant
Artz
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Fort Des Moines
Iowa
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Lessons of the War and Bloodless Battle Preparations
Surgeon General Suzuki outlines Japanese naval wartime medical methods before the fourteenth convention of US military surgeons. He cites eye and ear care, water for eyes, ear protection, defensive clothing, and base hospital readiness as key factors in prevention and treatment, with emphasis on shipboard aseptic practices and weapon impact risks.
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Army Orders Prompt Transfers And Leaves Of Absence
Leaves of absence granted to officers and enlisted personnel across multiple posts. Transfers to different companies and postings announced, with details on destinations including Fort Myer, Fort Omaha, San Francisco, Manila, and West Point. Promotions and examinations set for various officers, surgeons, and cadets, plus naval officer movements and vessel movements noted.
Wireless from Newport Confirms Long Distance Navy Message
Rear Admiral Manney, chief of the bureau of equipment, received a wireless transmission from Newport Island station at the Washington Navy Yard. The 326 mile across country message was telephoned to the admiral after arrival at the Washington station, drawing unusual naval interest.
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Naval Court Clears Ring Inquiry on Pay Director
A Rear Admiral led naval court of inquiry into Pay Director James A. Ring at Boston navy yard has finished sessions at the Navy Department and will prepare its report to the Secretary. The cruiser Boston sails from Puget Sound to San Francisco and then Panama to relieve the Princeton at the isthmian port. Princeton will remain in Panama until Boston arrives.
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Teat of Refinement Tooth Cleanser Advert with Breath Purifier
A centuries old ad copy touts a teeth cleansing product praised for beautifying teeth and purifying breath. Marketed as convenient for refined tastes and travelers, prepared by Su Gyo and listed under advertisements.
Greeting Plans for Father Stafford Reception at St Patrick's
Prominent members of St Patrick's Church met at Carroll Hall to arrange plans for welcoming their pastor Rev Denis J Stafford back from Europe where he has spent two months. A Wednesday evening reception was scheduled with several committees to arrange details and report Sunday evening on the final programme.
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Nurse and Patients Praise Duffy's Tonic
A nurse and patients laud Duffy's tonic as a best ever remedy for a weak run down and gone feeling. The testimonial claims the product provides strong tonic and stimulant effects praised by medical staff and users alike.
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