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August 14, 1927

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Walker Will Be Welcomed By Southampton's Lord Mayor

By Unknown Author

Southampton plans welcome

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HOOVER AND LOWDEN ARE LEADING FIELD IN THE 1928 CONTEST; As the Situation Now Stands They Will Be the Chief Rivals in Republican Convention. HUGHES SENTIMENT LAGS Others Who Have Been Mentioned as Presidential Timber Receive Little Attention. MICHIGAN SUPPORT SPLIT Organization Workers Favor Lowden, While Hoover Is Popular With the Voters. HOOVER AND LOWDEN ARE LEADING FIELD

By Richard V. Oulahan.special To the New York Times.by Richard V. Oulahan

Races

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3 GIANT HOME RUNS FINISH ROBINS, 5 TO 1; McGrawmen Win Third in Row From Brooklyn, Blasting Doak Off Mound. JACKSON HITS LONG ONE His Drive Clears Left Field Stand -- Hornsby and Lindstrom Also Get Circuit Slams. 3 GIANT HOME RUNS FINISH ROBINS, 5 TO 1

By James R. Harrison.by James R. Harrison

The rollicking Giants made it three straight over the Round Robins of Wilbert Robinson and four straight over all-comers by taking the last game of the transpontine series at the Polo Grounds yesterday, 5 to 1.

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BILLION-DOLLAR GAIN IN CROPS IS FORECAST; Meyer, Farm Loan Chief, After Seeing Coolidge, Predicts Big Harvest. FINDS WEST ENCOURAGED Representative W.E. Hull, Who Has Conferred With President, Backs New Relief Bill. BILLION DOLLAR GAIN IN CROPS FORECAST

By From a Staff Correspondent of The New York Times

E Meyer estimates billion-dollar gain

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Work on Hudson Bay Railway To Be Resumed Immediately

By Unknown Author

Plans for completion

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