Maine Margin Near 38000 in 1924 Maine Election
President Coolidge congratulated George L. Emery of Portland on Maine election results in a statewide tally that showed Burt M. Fernald re-elected senator by over 50 000 with Thalph O Brewster leading Pattangall for governor. The state set a record vote total as Pattangall’s campaign highlighted Ku Klux Klan issues while Brewster avoided them. Davis rests in Estes Park preparing for Denver address focusing on conservation reclamation and irrigation.
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Associated Pr
Washington
D. C
Coolidge
George L. Emery
Portland
Republicanate Committee
Maine
United States
Burt M. Fernald
Fulton J. Redman
Fernald
Redman
Thalph O. Brewster
William R. Pattangall
Brewster
Pattangall
Klan
Altho
Frank G. Farrington
State Senate
Pga
Fernard
Republican State Committee
Pulis
Percival P. Baxter
Augusta
Davis
Rockies
Estes Park
Colo
Rocky Mountains
John W. Davis
Denver
Anto
Longmont
Loveland
San Felice
Martin
Paper delivery deadline notice and error phone line
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 5 30 oclock. If through error of the carrier boy or other cause you fail to receive your paper by that time, please phone 3100 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach the office before 6 36 P.M.
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Phoene
Anust Retet
Noted Figures in War and Politics Make Headlines
Mrs Peter B Kyne escapes Chinese artillery near Shanghai while visiting her novelist husband. Glenn Young, linked to Ku Klux Klan activity, faces federal charges in Danville. President Rykov of the Soviet predicts recognition by capitalist nations. Mrs Frederick Allan opposes her son Julian Allan’s planned marriage to Mrs Charles Dillingham Thea magnate's ex wife.
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Peter B. Kyne
Shanghai
Glenn Young
Williamson County
Herrin
Danville
Sneee Apy
Rykov
Council of, People's Commissars
Sareov
Frederick H.aAllen
New York
Julian B. L. Allan
Charles 2. Dillinghan
Cable Briefs From London To Rome On Conflicting Assumptions
The international brief notes a fascist coup plan alleged for September 21 aimed at suppressing opposition leaders, rebel activity in Gibraltar affecting rail links to Tangier, Venice denial of a sandola to motor vehicle swap, fighting near Tiflis with Bolshevists, Georgian Menshevik executions in Batoum, and a collision injuring sixteen on the Rome express.
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London
The
Daily Herald Today
Romie
Sterling
Constantinople
Georgia
Tiflis
Moscow
Batoum
Rome
Ge. Oa
Chilean president hides at U S embassy in Santiago
Arturo Alessandri, who resigned after army officers forced cabinet changes, sought shelter in the American embassy in Santiago. General Luis Altamiro assumed the presidency as a military committee took control while Congress approved the new cabinet projects with an equal mix of army officers and civilians.
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Gov't
United Press
Santiago
Chile
Arturo Alessandria
Luis Altamire
National Congress
Aternco
Unabimois
Gen
Altamiro
Army Oheers
civHians
Sid
Prince to wear shade over eye at polo game
International News Wire from Syosset Long Island Sept 9 says the Prince of Wales may wear a shade over his eye after being struck by a clod during a Meadowbrook polo practice in Wisbury. His eye injury may necessitate examination by noon with a decision on remaining in color. The prince returned to the lock after a long night and a gathering at the Burden estate was planned for luncheon today.
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Syosset
Long Island
Prince of Wales
Meadowbrook
Wislbure
A. F. Lascelle
Wales
Ambrose Clark
Lancheon
James A. Burden
J. Iutler Wright
Pratt
Els
Clarence Mack
Mackay
Ellin Mack
Frederick E. Guest
Guest
J. Ti. Phipps
Ww. R. Grace
Kermit Roosevelt
Duke
Deatle
Youths Offer Even Money Parley on Hangings
Chicago headlines report Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb proposing an even money bet on their murder sentencing while awaiting Justice Caverly's decision. Leopold seeks his lucky ring before sentencing and families face mounting anxiety as Darrow defends the youths, expecting life imprisonment rather than execution.
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Vaulted Press
Chicago
Nathan Jack Pold, Jr
Leber
Wise
Richart
Loeb
Husiset
Elyrges
Joseph Maurer
Justice Caverly
Yang Thompson
Ena
Thes Island
Tsiess
Leopald Satie
Caverly
Leebok
Scott
Leopold
Vreporters
Nathan
Richard
Mlme
Thoth
Allen Loeb
Jacob Loeb
Charie- Voix
Mich
Nathan Leonald
Sur Foreman
Falzo
Darrow
Clarence Darrow
Carer
Pot
Frigid Sept Frost Hits Iowa Nine Years Low
North Central Iowa and Minnesota report latest frost warnings with temperatures dipping to 32 in several spots. Estherville Mason City and Waterloo show light frosts while Park Rapids logs a killing frost. officials caution minor vegetable damage and frost advisories extend tonight.
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Brees
Lyle Wether
Asdochited Press
Chicago
Minnesota
South
Buketa
Bweather
Poe
Nori
South Dunketa
Iowa
Jamestown
Lignon
Milbank
Park Rapids
Leaned Meadow
Minn
Krogt
Ueehe
Kin Gay
Milnerville
Waterloo
Estherville
Des Meines
Seyst
Bytherville
Weather Bureau
Magan City
iDeeorsh
Waterioo
Hoom
Fort Dodge
Cedar Rapids
Woolam Jowa City
Fight Service Promises Live Ringside Action in Jersey City
Reported bout between Firpo and Will to be staged Thursday in Jersey City. Fans urged to attend for wire coverage and preliminaries, with ringside seats expected to be in demand. Officials promise real time updates from the ring.
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Jersey City
We Courter
Ringskies
Cfrcuit
Ndin
Stark
Roogl
Jersey
Two Bandits Hold Up Clinton Recreation Parlors
Clinton reports a masked pair robbed the W. C. Powers recreation parlor in the business district at 5 oclock. They forced six patrons and Powers to face the wall, took cash and jewelry including a diamond ring and several watches, then escaped in a waiting automobile.
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Clinton
W. C. Powers
Powers
Unidentified Man Killed by Train Near Linn Junction
An unidentified man about 25 possibly from Washington Iowa was decapitated by a Rock Island freight train four miles north of Linn Junction Iowa. He was found by a farmer and likely belonged to a threshing crew. His cap bore the name Carter’s Stores Washington Iowa. The victim awaits identification.
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Cedar Rapids
Washington
Rock Island
Linn Junction
Wishedy
Carter's
Fis Bady
Palatial Steamer South American Burns at Lakes Docks
The palatial steamship South American, a Great Lakes passenger vessel, burned at its dock last night near Hall and Mid. Intins today. The warped steel hull remains as a stark remnant of a blaze that caused estimated losses around 1.25 million dollars. Some crew narrowly escaped. The ship had operated between Chicago and Buffalo and was renowned as one of the lakes finest.
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Hall
Great Lakes
Cedar Falls Night School Player Sustains Collarbone Break
Cedar Falls Night school football player Loren Rheat Geile Palls of Cedar Falls broke his collarbone in practice yesterday during drills. The incident occurred during a routine session with the Cedar Falls squad, and the lineman was immediately attended by the trainer. He is expected to miss upcoming games as medical staff monitor recovery.
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Geile Palls
Loren, Rheat
Cedar Falls
Vustor- Dur
Too Scientific For This One Chicago Man Shoots Himself
Chicago Sept 9 United Press report details the suicide of C A Weiss wealthy building expert and bachelor in his downtown office. A note left by Weiss says he seeks to learn what lies in the next world, claiming he is too scientific for a world where science is mocked and where estimators outrank real value.
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United Press
Chicago
Weiss
Gertrude Gardeson
Ma Weiss
Disabled Buddies to Have Special Stand for Legion Parade
Disabled veterans attending the American Legion national convention in St. Paul will be afforded a special reviewing stand. Judge Raval A. Stone, general chairman, announced the Disabled Buddies First policy and that a special viewing area near Mesta capylad will let them watch the parade.
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St. Paul Minn
the American Legion
Raval A. “Stone
Judie Stone
Annivab
Mesta Capylad
Bank Raid Suspect Indicted for Booze Possession
Mercer county authorities indicted Galesburg residents Carver, Ralph Carver, and Dale Henley for possession and transportation of liquor linked to a $4,000 bank robbery in New Boston last Saturday. They were held in Mercer county jail with suspected involvement in the case. No charges filed yet against others named.
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Galesburg
Mt. Sept
Carver
Diavenpo
Aledo
New Boston
Mercer County
Sucy
Ralph
Dale Henley
Floyd Envied
Honduran Forces March On Tesgucigalpa City
Gen. Gregorio Ferrer leads revolutionary troops toward Tesgucigalpa as government forces brace to defend the capital of Honduras on the eve of renewed attack.
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San Juan Be Sur
Nihearacua
Sept
Gregorio Ferrer
Tesgucigala
Planes Forced Down by Fog on World Flight Route
The Army world flight squadron, nearing completion of the Drsnh route, landed at Aberdeen Proving Grounds after rain and fog forced a precautionary stop. Gordon field reports note Lt. Lowell H. Smith and crew honored by President Coolidge at Washington arrival.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Drs Nh
Neeple
Coolidge
Weeks
Ofan
Lowell H. Smith
Army World
Aberdeen
Millimore
Army World Fliers
Mitchel Feld
Washington
Army Proving Grounds
Thirdarmy Corps
Fort Washington
World Fliers
Lollingfield
Ser
Coolidge Reappoints David J. Lewis to Tariff Board
Telegraph briefs from Washington report President Coolidge reappointed Maryland Democrat David J. Lewis to the Tariff Commission in Geneva. The Geneva conference mood cooled by U S stance on questions before the committee. Philadelphia indicates Estella Taylor may be ordered to Philadelphia to accept divorce service.
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Washington, D. C
Coolidge
David J. Lewis
Maryland
Tarist Commission
Geneva
Uwaly
Philadelphia
Estella Taylor
Iowa Women to Assist in Davis Des Moines Reception
Iowa women will take a prominent part in the reception for John W. Davis Democratic nominee when he arrives in Des Moines on September 17 for his first campaign address. The women’s section of the official reception committee will promote Mr. Davis and sit on the platform during the evening address, featuring many named Democratic women from across the state.
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Es Moines
Iowa
John W. Davis
Des Mones
Davis
Bobbed hair may grow beards in third generation
Atlantic City N J Sept 9 Charles Nestle New York vice president Wholesale Beauty Trade association told attendees that continued bobbed hair could yield bearded great granddaughters. He warned hair growth is a constant internal laboratory and if not on the scalp will appear on the neck and body, arguing cultural hair practices influence facial and bodily hair across generations.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Charles Nestle
New York
Wholesale Beauty Trade Association
Constanly
President Coolidge Arrives as Rain Clears for Air Visit
President Coolidge and cabinet members greet the arrival of American air fliers at Bolling Field Washington amid rain. Brig. Gen. Mitchell scouts weather while planes circle. The president surveys aircraft, speaks with officials, and plans lunch after crowd disperses.
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International News Wire
Bolling Field
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Washington
New York
William Mitchel
Army Air Serview
Baltimore
WH. G. Claggett
Bollingfield
Geis Coolidge Muddy
Roose-velt
Navy
Edwin Denby
Washington Barracks
Weeks
Hughes
Mellen
President Coolidge
Patrick
White House
District of Columbia
Cano Rudolph
Daniel Sullivan
Marine Corps
Army
Newark
Delaware
Aberdeen
Maryland
Coulidge
Offcers
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Ryo
Gene Young
Cable Briefs
Gibraltar
Morocco
Ceuta
Tangiers
London Daily Mail
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Westbury
Ceopelo
Waterloo Cann Coamay
Etty
Sedur Heights
Thias
Our
Clinton Recreation
Carlson
Onds
Marche
Abcadeen
Government Proving Grounds
Des Moines
W. Maulsby
Chai Wan
Iown
Stephen Swishey
Iowa City
Fec. Becker
Dubuqhe
Co 7Ash
Ann India
Toh W. Blake
Ackanker
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Neher
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