Shenandoah Bound from New Jersey to Pacific Coast:
7,000-mile Trip Mr. Hughes on the Obvious Disadvantage of a Democrat President New York, Oct, Manned with a crew of 40, the airship Shenandoah to-day left New Jersey on a 7,000-mile flight to the Pacific coast and back, She is carrying a five days' supply of fuel and food. This is the longest Journey ever attempted by an airship in America, Later.
According to the latest news, the Shenandoah has passed Charlottesville, Virginia—Reuter's American Service.
Mr. C. E. Hughes, Secretary State, in a speech to support President Coolidge's presidency cam-the issue was "Why For example if the Democrats were permitted to ad-the Government they would rewrite the tariff with all the resulting confusion to commerce. He regretted the intreduetion of foreign affairs into the campaign, but declared the record of President Coolidge was ro well known that the insinuations of his detractors would recoil upon themselves.
St. John's, Newfoundland, Oct. 3.
At the conclusion of the magis. terial inquiry into the criminal charges against the ex-Premier Sir Richard Squires the magistrate announced that there was sufficient Sir Richard Squires reiterated absolute denial of any complicity the matter, Note:—Sir Richard Squires was arrested last April on a charge of the larceny of $20,000; similar charges were brought against other ex-ministers of Newfoundland Reuter.
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