Davis speaks in West Indiana on four years of misgovernment
W Davis, Republican candidate, addresses crowds in Urbana Richmond and Indianapolis. He attacks the Wilson era and praises Harding administration noting four years of rapid promise contrasted with misgovernment. He argues Ohio will be in Democratic lists November 4 and emphasizes business conditions under the current federal policy.
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Ad Ene
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Urbana
Ohio
Indianapolis
Helpiss
ZR-3 Dirigible Begins Transatlantic Flight Toward Lakehurst
The ZR-3 dirigible left Friedrichshafen at 6 30 this morning bound for Lakehurst New Jersey as weather reports indicated a clearing North Atlantic. Dr Hugo Eckener, director in charge, announced the departure would occur at eight oclock with favorable conditions expected.
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Germany
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Friedrichshafen
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Mirror awards prizes for subscriptions in circulation drive
The Mirror lists several prize recipients including Paul Tunstall, D W Woodard, Mrs A J Woodard, Edwin Hannewell, Evelyn Moore, Laura Cox, Mrs W M Jones and others who earned cash commissions, dinner sets, tablecloths and fountain pens. Motor automotives are mentioned as larger prizes. many subscribers have yet to qualify but progress continues with broad participation and equal odds for all. Miss Mary Elliott of Goldsboro visited the city briefly.
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Frdwin Winstead
Luther B .Parker
H. T. Herring
Edwin Hannewell
Evelyn Moore
Laura Cox
Cash Coman
W. M. Jones
Bhilen Foote
W. A. Marsh
Walter Thompson
Walter L. Woodard
Leah Murray
Harper
Fountain
Charles Coon
Wilson
Fate of Stewarts Now With Jury Deliberation
Wilmington scene as the jury retires at 9 15 p m to decide the murder case of C W Stewart and his son Elmer Stewart in Brunswick county southport The trial heard closing arguments in the afternoon and officers Lilly and George were the victims last July across the river from the city
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N. C
C. W. Stewart
Elmer Stewart
Southport
Brunswick County
Lilly and
George
Chinatown War Still Going On Vigorously
New York police reinforced to curb Chinatown violence as Hip Sing and On Leong Tong factions wage a gun laden conflict. Detectors bomb squad remain on roundups while trains and ferries are searched for possible gunmen. Immigration officials weigh deporting convicted Orientals amid rising tensions.
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Lower East Side
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Simon
Curran
Ellis Island
Cotton futures close weak in New York on Oct 11
New York cotton futures closed weak with October at 24.20 and December 23.28 to 23.32, January 23.35 to 23.40, March 23.68 to 23.75, May 23.90. Spot cotton quiet with middling at 24.44.
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New York
Circus Trains Roll In To Wilson For Sells Floto Spectacle
Early morning crowds gather at Barnes Street as three long white trains carry the Sells Floto Circus into Wilson from Wilmington. The pageant promises thousands of dazzled spectators and a grand display of elephants, tigers, and aerial acts for a Sabbath weekend arrival.
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Suspect Held in Attack on Westhampton College Girls
A man was arrested in Richmond by Henrico County Chief Lawrence in connection with the attack on two Westhampton College girls yesterday afternoon. He is jailed awaiting identification by the victims before a court appearance.
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Westhampton College
Lawrence
Henrico County
Potter Acquitted in 1918 Camp Lewis Murder Trial
Roland H. Potter a former sergeant of the 213th Engineers was found not guilty by a federal jury of murdering Major Alexander B Cronkhite on the Camp Lewis Military Reservation October 25 1918 The verdict comes in Tacoma Washington on October 11 AP reports the case ends without a conviction in the long running wartime murder.
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Roland H. Potter
213Th Engineers
Alexander B. Cronkheit
Camp Lewis Military Reservation
Man Arrested in Ohio Wife Murder Case
Earl Koehler, 36, of Canton, is jailed in Magnolia Ohio on a charge of murdering Roof 47. Koehler said Roof pursued his wife in their kitchen. Bail was arranged and his attorneys prepared for trial under local law.
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Canton
Ohio
Roof
Magnolia
Koehler
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