Frelinghuysen Faces Challenge as Record Promotes Circus Campaign
Joseph S Frelinghuysen, senior New Jersey senator and Republican, fights renomination with Gov. Edwards anticipated to lead the wet faction. George L Record of Jersey City stages a traveling circus campaign with a tent, band, and chairs to tout his progressive platform including railroad ownership, higher taxes on the rich, and labor regulation.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington
Joseph S. Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Harding
Sumer
Brookhart
Frazier
McCumber
North Dakota
Howell
Nebraska
Nat
Nean Jersey
Wielinghuysen
George L. Record
Jer- 5
Mr. Record
Skillers Cornelis
Dar
Tecord
Record
Progressive Party
Stat
Ges
Electniskys Light and Treller
Keen
Jersey City Board of Education
State Board of Railroad Assessors
Congress
Roosevelt
Republican National Conventon
Charles EB. Hughes
Recard
Frelinghuysen
Edwards
En Lore Eventing Most, Inc
Dempsey Brennar Labor Day Go Now in Certain Class
No rain reported and travel conditions were good. The report notes various local names and places amid a weather summary and mentions forfeits and assignments in a rural or agricultural context.
Northwestern strike cripples Iowa rail service and embargo ends livestock
Des Moines reports on a strike by engine crews halting Northwestern trains to Jewell and surrounding towns. mail rerouted as embargo on perishable freight, including livestock, is issued from Boone to Cedar Rapids. Lord Northcliffe, famed publisher of the London Times and Daily Mail, dies at 57 after a brief illness in London.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Ubigugo & Northwestern
Jewell
Kasson Miller
Royal Railway Mail Service
Wall
I N. OW
Cedar
Here
International News Wires
London
Laurd Northclife
Alfred Charles William Harmsworth
Great Britain
England
Ms Town
Carlton Gardens
Lord Northcliffe
Germany
London Times
Daily Mail
Evening News
Asquith
David Lloyd George
Northcliffe
Lloyd George
Altho
McCormick Buys Love Nest for New Bride
Harold R. F. McCormick, noted millionaire and art patron, is reported to have purchased a new home for his bride Ganna Walski. The property, located in Lake Forest, is said to be listed under the name of Mrs. Ganna Walski McCormick after their European honeymoon.
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Chicago
Harold RF McCormick
Ganna Walski
Paris
Pride
Bride
Sald
Lake Forest
Chittagea Sabhar- Man
Mis
McCormick
Ganna Wal
ska-McCormick
Europe
Lake Carriers Give $15 Monthly Raise
The Lake Carriers Association announced wage increases of $15 a month for members, effective September. The statement, issued by secretary George Mare, says the open shop policy will continue under the association’s operations in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Lake Carriers Association
George Mare
Indas
Slammen
Katy seeks authority to issue nearly 700 million in securities
In Washington, the Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to issue stocks and bonds totaling about 700 million in its re organization plan. The filing indicates a plan to tissue 200 million in stock as part of the broader financing package.
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Katy
Washington, D. C
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Katy) Railroad
Interstate Commmerce Commission
Senate Clears Tariff Schedules Vote Preparations
Washington August 1 The Senate enters its last week of wrangling on the administration tariff with a final vote planned for next Saturday. Hundreds of amendments remain and six busy days lie ahead with night sessions likely before conference to reconcile more than 2009 Senate amendments on valuation and duties. Chicago watchman death in fire reports widespread damage including a block of buildings.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Chicago
Local men injured in Annandale wreck listed
A train wreck near Annandale Minnesota on Saturday injured three Waterloo residents and several others. Stuntzner of Saint Paul route, Harold Black listed as Irving at Third Avenue West, and A S Stanziger of Waterloo were named among the injured with several dead listed and the death toll at ten with possible additional bodies. Debris clearing continued as trains resumed service and survivors were reported recovering.
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Stuntzner
Ninth Street West
Harold Black
Irving
Ible Third Avenue
A. S. Stan
Stuntziner
Stanziger
Minneapolis
Kimball Company
Associated Press
Annandale
Minn
St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie
St 10
Emil Ayullikrangas
Atmnandale
Albert Gallingier
Adrian
Arne Thompson
Edmund Ulrich
Harrison
Wis
Raymond Ulrich
Anne Lamar
Maple Lake
Robert Becker
St. Paul
C. W. Wallace
A. Clark
Edenville
Fred Lamar
President Wite Sends 10010 Ole Norge and Owner
President Harding’s wife sends a $100 check to Clover the 51 year old horse. A letter from Mrs. Warren G. Harding to Rev. Dr. Myer praises the owner for sacrificing the horse rather than killing it. She hopes Clover remains the oldest horse and reflects on faith and gratitude.
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Syths Associated Press
Catawisha
Wmrs
Warren G. Harding
Myer
Clover
Tony
Mother Earth
Monks May Marry Under New Russian Red Church Ruling
Moscow reports the living church congress of the soviet church has ended marriage bans for bishops and clergymen. Higher monks may ignore vows and marry while keeping their positions as the red clergy promote closeness to the community and seek to replace the old orthodox church, deemed the dead church.
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Red Church
Moscow
Living Church Congress
Jury in Building Trades Murder Trial Discharged
After extensive deliberation the jury in the building trades murder case was discharged without a verdict. Defendants Fred Mader Dan Jarthy and John Miller face possible retrial this fall as prosecutors alleged the slaying of two local figures during a labor dispute.
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Chicago
Moore
Building Trades
Fred Mader
Dan Jarthy
John Miller
Biz Tim" Murphy
Don Shea
Gulara Lahny
Chiefs Resume Meeting in Washington
No reply to Harding's proposal to end the strike has been made. Train service continues to halt as equipment is deemed defective. The U S District Attorney for Southern California considers whether the western train walkout was a conspiracy. Sporadic violence includes train and equipment bombings across various regions.
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Washington
Harding
U. S
Southern California Institute
Warioug
Levy Mayer Found Dead in Chicago Hotel Suite
Levy Mayer, famed Chicago lawyer of the Mayer Meyer Austrian Platt firm, was found dead in his Marble Stone Hotel suite. He was reputedly a multi millionaire, owner of the Stratford Hotel, and a large stockholder in Blackstone and Congress hotels. An autopsy was ordered, with Coroner Peter M Hoffman notified. Mayer, born in Richmond, appeared to have fallen ill after rising from bed.
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International Nova
Chicago
Levy Mayer
Mlarkstone
Mayer
Law Frm
Mayer, Meyer
Platt
Stratford
Blackstone
Congress
Peter M. Hoffman
Corsoner
Tichmond
Richmond
Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment opens in Seattle
Brief notes report the twenty third annual VFW encampment opening in Seattle with veterans from across the nation attending. Also listed are the International Association of Fire Engineers convention in San Francisco, a major downtown fire in Sneuthend Indiana causing $300000 in damage, five drownings near Brandon Lake in Lamar Colorado, and Douglas Fairbanks arrested in Pomona California for speeding.
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Seattle
Wash
Veterans of Foreign Wars
San Francisco
Cal
International Association of Fire Engineers
Sneuthend
Ind
Lamar
Cole
Brandon Lake
Pomona
Douglas Fairbanks
D Annunzio Reported Badly Hurt by Fall in Villa Garden
Gabriel D Annunzio, noted soldier poet, was seriously injured in the head yesterday by a fall in the garden of his villa in Riviera. Initial reports showed anxiety and concern, and doctors withheld a definite prognosis as Meriel reports today offered cautious reassurance.
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D’annunzio
Associated Pressey
Gardene Riviera
Idals
Gabriel D'Annunzio
Jaly
Mississippi primary for U.S. Senate vacancy features three candidates
Mississippi voters prepare for a primary to fill the seat vacated next March by John Sharp Williams. Three contenders are James K. Vardan, Hubert Stephens, and Belle Kearney, with Kearney signaling a historic bid as the first woman in a state race.
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Assippi
John Sharp Williams
United States Senate
United States
James K. Vardaman
Jackson
Hubert Stephens
New Albany
Belle Kearney
Fiora
Mississippi
Miss Kearney
Williams
Senate
Hard coal strike talks near end this week
Philadelphia and Cleveland dispatches report a tentative move toward resuming hard and soft coal negotiations. Samuel D. Warriner invited miners and operators to a conference in Philadelphia with President Harding pressing for action to avoid nationwide disaster while John L. Lewis remains optimistic.
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Prensgy
Cleveland
Joho Ha. Lewis
Miners’ Union
S. D. Warriner
MeeUlay West Osc
Yes Tae
Presa
Philadelphia
Samuel D. Warriner
Lehigh Coal & Navigation So
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Tlbat
Warriner
Lewis
Harding
U.S
George Wharton Pepper
V. Spront
Wl. Richards
Philadelphia & Reading Goal & Iron Company
William A. Glasgow, Jr
Pepper
East
Michael Gallagher
Gallagher
Wivtke
Will Ship 12 Million Tons of Coal to Take Region in 36 Days
Federal fuel distribute plan targets the Great Lakes region with 12 million tons of coal to be moved within 36 days. For the week ending Sept. 15, shipments total 240,000 tons to the northwest and next shipments are planned. Annual anthracite supply is 4.4 million tons but none is available this year, so soft coal must be substituted. Danton will probate: widow gets all property. son Karl inherits $2,000 Liberty bonds and any automobile.
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Shington
D. C
Federal Fuel Distributing Com- Aa
Lake Regiow
Courier delivers before 5 30 or copy sent after call
Notice urges residents to report late deliveries by phoning 3330 so a replacement copy can be sent. Calls should reach the office before 6 86 p m.
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Koy
Rescue Passengers from Fiery Desert
Report from Needles and Los Angeles describes a desert derailment tragedy as 15 people were rescued from extreme heat. Passengers faced near-prostration and dehydration, with babies needing milk and several mothers sharing hardships. Strikers aided by opening homes. train crew included J. A. Pollar and George Anderson.
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Treaey
Los Angeles
Cal
Astro
Saate Ferral
Needles
Brotherhood
Prostracon
M. Morris, Sr
Melissa Wooden
Ye Koon
Gia Deat
J. A. Pollar
George Anderson
San Bernardino
Desert
Balzer Clues Sought in Slayings at Farm Near Sauk City
Sauk City Wis authorities press William Balzer third victim to reveal details of the murders of his brother and sister Mary. Balzer, in hospital with a fractured skull, shows moments of awareness as detectives pursue statements from him. Investigators focus on two visitors who stayed at the Balzer farm recently.
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Sauk City
Wis
Alice
William Balzer
Fulfus
Mary
William
Balzer Farm
Ash Grove
Springfield
Two Aviators Killed in Blazing Army Plane Crash
Lieut. Lou Moriarity of New York and William Stonebreaker, an air station observer, died at Wilbur Wright Field when an army speed-test plane burst into flames in the air and fell. They had departed from McCook Field and were 19 miles distant when fire struck as they flew at height of five feet. A military board opened an investigation.
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Davion
Louis Moriarity
New York
William Stonebreaker
Wilbur Wright Field
McCook Field
Wilbur Wright Fleet
Dancer Sues Whitney for Million Dollar Breach of Promise
Attorney for dancer Ivan Burrows Fontain filed a one million dollar breach of promise suit against Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney, son of Harry Whitney. The complaint claims Whitney courted Mise Fantiaipe from May to October and promised marriage three days after May, but did not marry. No further courtship details were provided. At Chicano, Illinois, a bank basement collapse crushed worker Salvatore Trunine to death, with several others injured.
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Railstan Spa
Cornelius — Vanderbilt Whitney
Harry Paine Whitney
Ivan Burrows Fontain
Whitney
Mise Fantiaipe
Avein
Ilinois Trust & Merchans Loan Bank
Salvatore Trunine
Trainmen Strike Ties Up Rail Lines Across Regions
A nationwide railroad walkout involving 200 L N and other crews disrupts service from Memphis to Albuquerque. Officials cite unsafe equipment and poor conditions as triggers while union leaders meet with Secretary of Labor Davis and President Harding to seek settlement. Police detain several strikers in Nevada and Missouri amid clashes as embargoes mount and marooned passengers endure growing hardship.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Sheppard
Order of Railroad Conductors
WN. Doak
Brotherhood of Railway Train
Davis
Harding
International News
Memphis
Tenn
Alt Witininen
Chicago
Aur
Far West
Granton Junction
Node
Frisco Railroad
Ash Grove
Wichita, Falla .& Northwestern
Wichita Falls
Tex
Santa Fe
California
Ariropa
New Mexico
New York
Needles
Cal
Desert
Albuquerque
N. M
Joseph Burke
United States
Los Angeles
Gener al Daugherty
Thomas JE. Campbell
Arizona
Seligman
Big Four’ Transportation Brotherhood
Southern Pacific
Sacramento
Portland
Union Pacific
Salt Lake Ci
Brotherhood
Ee Western Pacific
Elko
Nev
Gerlach
Stockton
Oakland
Orville
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Waterloo
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Annandale, Minn
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Lehigh Valley
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