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T v r t T' 4 l&Jp qt5? i w‘ rirrs i±S) X - i j £) f t “ British Two of the the at - ns REVIEW OF CURRENTEVEHTS Florida Porto Rice Swept by a Terrific Hurricane — News of the Campaign EDWARD W PICKARD second anniversary of the Miami hurricane the tropical storm that already Imd devastated Porto Rico the Virgin lalanda and aome Islands of the Reuser Antilles truck the east const of Florida In the Pslni Reach region and swept through the center of the state turning again to the northeast and continuing Its destructive course along the Atlantic coast Report coming through shatshowed tered line of communication was one of the worst this hurricane The total disasters of recent years number of deaths may reach 2 000 are homeless and many thousands It la and without food and clothing Impossible now to make a reasonable estimate of the tremendous proporty losses In Porto Rico tats reports place the dead st 175 or more In Guadeloupe French Island nearly 700 were killed ths known dead In Florida number at least 700 and may be many more The city of West Palm Beach was practically wrecked and the talities were many and the destruction great In the Lake Okeechobee Palm area which was Inundated many Beach too suffered severely One residences an business buildings National Florida being destroyed Guardsmen were called out promptly to prevent looting and to aid the sufferers The American Red Gross responded Immediately to the calls for help from Porto Itlco and Florida and supplies were hurand nurse and physician Generried to the stricken regions for ous citizens answered appeals monetary aid with Purge subscripJr headtions John D Rockefeller with York New $25000 In list the ing Baker of the Red Relief Director Cross went at once to Porto lUco to take charge of the task of restoration Island on the devastated As the hurrtcaile' moved up the seaand tremendous aeps board the wind Many vessels wrought vast damage wert sunk or driven ashore and were driven from communities borne their by the waten By THE ONgreat HOOVER and Governor started their personal The Republican peaking campaigns candidate spent two days In New Jerresults of the sey and the apparent to his were encouraging highly trip Ills chief address was demanager livered In Newark and was directed tie declared especially to labor specifically In favor of high wages restrictions free collective bargaining on the use of Injunctions In labor disof protective putes tsrlff schedules of American labor continuance migration restriction further expanand of trade our sion foreign export to the deassistance governmental coal pressed textile and bituminous Industries Raskob’s reDemocratic Chairman the was tort was tlfat Hoover's speech beginning of a Republican campaign aid mtspvpregont— tude on the tariff and on Immigration Hoover’s Iplana at present contemplate only jl speech at KlIatethtown Tenn 00 October 8 and addresses In New York and Boston before returnHowever to vote ing to California considerable pressure Is being brought on him to speak also In Chicago and In Texas on hi trip across the continent of the A! Smith on his Invasion Middle West was greeted everywhere throngs of by huge and enthusiastic supporters and also hy thousands of and their wives who agriculturist were eager to know what he proposed In the way of farm relief legislation Ills first address was In Omuha and was mainly devoted to a discussion of He nptiln declared the farm problem fnvoh of the essence of the himself bttl bit nouher up McNury HRRDKKT tr taen 5' ’a View held specifically nor repudiated the Here are hie words fee equalisation defining his stand “As I read the bill Its fundamental purpose Is to 'establish an effective control of the sale of exportable surplus with the cost Imposed upon the commodity benefited For that principle the Democratic plutform squarely stands and for that principle I stand Mr Hoover stands squarely opposed to this irlnrlple by which the farmer could What get the benefit of the tariff remains of the McNary Ilattgen bill Is a mere mutter of method and I do not limit myself to the exact mechanics and method embodied In that bllL" Smith’s personal popularity among the workers he met In Omaha Lincoln Oklahoma City and elsewhere In the Middle West pleased him ImWhile In Omaha a bunch of mensely Indians made him a member of the Omaha tribe as "Chief Happy Warrior” and gave him a war bonnet Senator Borah started a series of In eight states for the purspeeches the effects of pose of counteracting Smith's tour TP IN Wisconsin where the pollt- leal situation has been so pusthe conservative Republican sting forces nominee for led by Kohler bested the La Toilette crowd governor In the state convention by gaining control of the resolutions committee Indorse and having the convention Hoover and Curtla and the national platform The radicals however won the chairmanship of the state central committee the place going to Herman L Ekern a devotee follower of La T Follette Leaders of both parties were satisfied with the results of the primaries In Massachusetts Benjamin Lorlng Young former speaker of the Massaand chusetts house of representatives the choice of Herbert Hoover' advisers was returned a victor over I£ben K Draper former state senator and choice of the Republican wet fucllon as the Republican nominee He will oppose SenaState senator On tor David L Walsh In November the Democratic side Gen Charles U Cole one of the original men won an overwhelming victory over John J (Cummings In tte contest for the gubernatorial nomination various religious and organisations were taking wallops at At Smith for his attitude on the liquor question the wet Republicans of the East who are rather hailed with delight a letnumerous ter from Otto Kahn New Yerk banker to Vice President Dawes In wlitch the writer said: “Knowing Mr Hoover as both able I have no doubt that and courageous If elected his experience In the actual of the Volstead administration act will lead blm to recommend to conto Its prosuitable changes gress And I am convinced that visions uch changes will be — and to be effective must be— not tn the direction of but of Increased Incrensed stringency WHILE liberality" notable events In SEVERAL marked the week Juali Ue la Clerva Spanish Inventor gave Its first severe his novel "autogyro" test by flying across the English channel and then demonstrated It again in The machine rises flights at Parts and descends almost vertically by means of a windmill propeller and the are nearly negligible being used wings It only to keep the plane horizontal was said the British air fun-- bud or dered several of the machlnee and that France might buy one In Detroit the Packard Motor company announced successful completion of test flights with an urplane powmotor the first ered by an Diesel type aircraft (engine ever built The motor Is of a radial tj pe and develops 200 horse power With the use of the Diesel principle of oil for fuel the engine does away with gasoline Ignition systems spark plugs and other trouble "bugs” Elimination of those parts officials said results from the firing from coniprea-- ’ Sion In tle ryllnderw the Diesel action that lias been applied up to this time ornndo of the business district of the town which swet South Dakota hoover’s name was Into the federal trade commission' probe of pnbllc utility propaganda methods when It was disclosed that Electric the National 49500 Light association purchased made by the copies of an address then secretary of- commerce In 1925 before the annual ‘convention of the Natlonul Association' of Ttaltfoild and Utilities Commissions Among other vouchers produced fore the commlsalofi was one Indicating that William Allen White In conknown editor recently Smith the troversy with Governor nominee over Democratic Presidential waa the latter'a legislative record paid $500 for an address he made before the Electric Light association's convention In 1928 S D which f isksr‘ was totally ruined by the 'recent severe Brooklyn Bridge Gets Its Winter Coat In only extremely heavy engines for power plants and In bonta the Germany's huge new dirigible Gref Zmelln was tested In flights from jEledrlchshafen and seemed to be entirely satisfactory It Is intended to Betid1 this air vessel on trip to the United States In the near future The big Bellanca plane Roma was Maine for waiting at Old Orchard suitable conditions for ttie on Its flight to Rome and Indeed did make one stnrt but had to return because of a broken 'air Intake on the carburetor miners ratified the new ILLINOIS the mines at once reBut so large a minority of opened the men are opposed to the resultlug reduction In their wages that there were several "wildcat” strikes of considerable moment Offlcluls of the Mine Workers' union bellevl-the situation would adjust Itself In a short time The federal mediation board announced that It had failed to adjust 55 the wage differences between Western railroads and their 70 000 trainmen and had and conductors abandoned 11a efforts It Is now up to the president to create a commission If he deems It advisable The men have voted for a strike but officials said the unions would take no definite action until after tK'tober L Charles G Eagle New York silk who committed suicide manufacturer In hie will for a recently provided trust fund of approximately to purchase hotels and apartments In which worthy working girls live and to uld them In their careers of Davis ’jt tel atua rytw&ti aeek to tree from forces of occupation of twenty miles an hour 8— Madonna of Kan one of sixteen to be presented by Vn ’1 wb 4N:vr5Cii rv sfr&e?£ 1 In the Rhineland In maneuver which Germany troop new whippet tank that have a speed American army Trait monument unveiled on the Santa Fe trail near Council Grove of the American Revolution Daughters 1— Mis "t Jtef lE2±f7' 1— t'Vj'jeirsSSS5 ci 4’“' Scenes like the above may be seen any time Painters and Inspectors take their lives paint WILL FEED LEGION t - In their when the Brooklyn bridge receives Its periodical hands when they calmly stroll on the top girder coat of Rushing Relief for Porto Rico J Herbert Here’s the man who will feed the American Legion at Its national con ventlon at San Antonio October 8 to Warrant Ofllcer G tl Ortmnn of Fort Sam Houston heads a personnel 12 of 330 cooks and bakers who will old army chow Legionnaires and pare the good other flxln’s for Auxiliary folks and SLAYER OF BOYS? two thousand men who NEARLY for the Union In the Civil war took part In the parade that marked the opening of the of the Grand Army encampment In Denver To the of the Republic music of the drum and fife they marched almost a mile and few were Comforced to drop out of line mander Elbrldge'Hawk of Sacramenthe parade and reviewed to Calif opened the formal sessions of the encampment J LOUDEN president of the DUdisarmament commission of ths created something League of Nations of a sensation tn Geneva by announcing to the league that he Intended to call what would amount to a conference of the five great maritime powers the United States Great Britain France Italy aud Japan for the of agreeing on some plan for deLord creasing their naval armaments Cushendun British delegate he was sure the prodeclared posal would not please his government And the reaction to It In WasfP was unfavorable decidedly lngton alone favored the openly Japan scheme The powers are still stewing over that mysterious compromise agreement for limiting auxIn Washington esiliary naval craft pecially It Is the subject of serious consideration by the President and his advisers who have not made up their minds whether to disapprove of It officially w disregard It for the time being ln the hope that It will be Neither the British nor the dropped office has submitted French foretgn more thana summary of the naval secilou of the agreement pre- their for the relief of Supplies loaded on the steamship Bridge the at hurricane sufferers New York of Porto Rico being Herbert Hoover in Newark N J J’ on arras-elu Canada as the murderer of four boys whose graves end bones were on the Northcott chicken ranch found near Riverside Calif Unfortunate Oversight would be brldegrim of Los An found himself in the predicaof having been married in a fash lonnble wedding In a church filled with society folk ohly to discover after the ceremony that he hud forgotten to get The pastor Im the marriage license mediately cut the knot he had tied bride was bustled Ihe prospective the bridegroom home by her father for frantienlly canceled reservations hotel accommodations and train xrd then camped on the licen-bureau doorstep to complete the formalities of thy earliest possible- momeut A geles ment oover Republican Presidential erjert candidate started Ids iking with a two das’ visit to New Jersey The photograph jdiows part e 11 on 8‘dhcred vricn he laid a wreath on thehnse of the In Washington s'atue Newark lumpa ' |