Son of Rich N Y Lawyer Admits Youth Murder
Harrison Noel an 18 year old son of a prominent New York lawyer confessed to kidnapping six year old Mary Daly and murdering Raymond Pierce a Negro chauffeur whose car he used for the crime Noel stood arraigned on kidnapping and murder charges in Montclair New Jersey He led police to the girl's body on Preakness mountain near Little Falls The killed girl suffered a throat wound a temple wound and facial injuries indicating a brutal assault
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Montclair
N. J
Harrison Noel
New York
Mary Daly
Cedar Grove
Raymond Pierce
New Jersey
New York City
Noel
Preakness Mountain
Little Falls
County adopts 12 mill tax rate for 1925 in meeting
County commissioners fixed the 1925 levy at 12 mills matching last year. No action on district school tax rates or a one mill educational levy. Highway Route No 3 named The Capital Highway. County Health Board report noted the county physician resigned and Dr Chambliss to fill the vacancy.
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Board of County Commissioners
County Board of Education
Wheatley
County Health Board
J. W. Chambliss
Chambliss
Four Men Await Murder Trial In Knob Lick Wreck
In Stanford Kentucky the murder case tied to the Knob Lick wreck of Louisville and Nashville passenger train No 21 will proceed. Three men are implicated after spikes were removed and a broken switch caused the crash that killed the engineer and injured fireman and many passengers. One suspect was taken into custody and reportedly confessed.
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Stanford
Louisville and Nashville
Knob Lick
Louisville
Here
Birds and feathers used on hats from wild birds
Feathers from wild birds are described as being placed on hats suggesting a trend of birds of a feather flocking together. The note implies popular fashion uses.
Village Hero Celestino Mazzucco Killed in Shenandoah Tragedy
Murray Hill mourns Celestino Mazzucco, aviation machinist first class, U S N. He was the sole support of his crippled father August and his mother and sister Caroline. The family home is mortgaged as government life insurance may barely cover losses. Continued on Page Four.
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Celestino P. Mazzucco
Shenandoah
Murray Hill
August Mazzucco
Mazzucco
Bureau of Navigation
Celestino P. Mazzuceco
U.S. N
U. S. S. Shenandoah
Celestino Mazzucco
Caroline
Mazzueco
British police fire on Chinese protestors in Shanghai
In the international settlement today British police opened fire on a crowd of about 2000 Chinese protesters. Three were wounded, one believed fatally, during the demonstration.
Henry Ford Visits Americus Donates to Police Fund
Henry Ford visited Americus from Florida on Saturday. Impressed by the police department, he donated 35 dollars for the city's development program. An incident occurred when his car bumped two others on Forsyth Street, prompting Chief Bragg to pursue and demand a $35 bond for Ford’s appearance. He is described as an Ethiopian of walnut color and not related to the automaker.
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Henry Ford
Americus
Henry
Universal
Florida
Forsyth Street
Bank of Commerce
Jim Drew
A. P. Parkman
Cotton Ave
Forsyth
Bragg
Hollis Fort
Former French premier Rene Viviani dies at Malmaison
Paris reports Rene Viviani former French premier and prominent lawyer died at Malmaison sanitarium after two years confinement from a general breakdown He collapsed in court on June 8 1923 while pleading a case grieving over his wife His long political career spanned Clemenceau Briand and Doumergue eras highlighting liberty equality and fraternity in France’s public life.
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Paris
Rene Viviani
France
Malmaison
Africa
Sidi Bel Abbes
Algeria
Viviani
Georges Clemenceau
Vivian
M. Doumerrue
Chamber
Alexandre Ribot
Miss Ederle abandons English Channel swim plans
Capegris Neb September 7 Gertrude Ederle has abandoned the idea of a second attempt to swim the English Channel this year and plans to return to New York for rest and training.
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Miss Ederle
Capegris
Neb
Gertrude Ederle
English Channel
Labor Day Observances Across Georgia Statewide Parade and Events
Labor Day observances swept Georgia with a monster Atlanta parade and municipal sports in Savannah. Policemen and firemen from southeast cities gathered in Augusta for field days. Bainbridge drew thousands as Governor Walker spoke. Macon stores closed at noon amid union programs. Lee W. Green notes Labor Day's 44th anniversary and tracing its origin to New York in 1882, urging continued observance.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Savannah
Augusta
Bainbridge
Walker
Macon
William Green
American Federation of Labor
City of
New York
France War in Morocco and Syria Threaten Debt Talks
Washington dispatch reports France faces costly Morocco war and a Syria revolt by the Crusses. The looming expenses could pressure the United States in its debt settlement with France, with talks likely to yield concessions. Officials expect full repayment mainly from England, not from France.
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Syria
Morocco
Washington
France
Crusses
America
World War Foreign Debt Commission
Cailaux
United States
Mellon
Hoover
Smoot
England
Luxurious Motor Car Without Cash Outlay Offer
The Times-Recorder promotes a Free Gift Distribution offering luxury cars like a $1310 Oldsmobile Sedan and a $975 Chevrolet Sedan among a $10,000 gift list. Readers are urged to act, participate, and not hesitate to win valuable gifts through effort and engagement in the newspaper's circulation area.
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Times-Recorder
Times-Recorded
Bell Attends Savannah Meet as Grand Chef de Train
Walter Lee Bell, commander of the local post, attended his first official duty as Grand Chef de Train of the 40 and a club of the Georgia American Legion at Savannah. State executives voted to hold the grand promenade in Albany a day before the state convention. Bell also attended the executive meeting unofficially as they outlined the 1926 program and arranged sending 10 delegates to the National Convention in Omaha, Nebraska, convening October 5.
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Walter Lee Bell
American Legion
American Legion of Georgia
Savannah
Albany
Bell
National Convention of the
Omaha
Nebraska
Ice Cream Supper Planned at Pleasant Grove School
Final arrangements are set for a Friday night ice cream supper at Pleasant Grove school to raise funds for improving the school buildings. Principal T. G. Morrow will oversee the event and the Pleasant Grove girls canning club will sell sandwiches.
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Pleasant Grove
T. G. Morrow
Girl’s Canning Club
Senate Will Do Brookhart Steck Choosing Iowa Seat
The Senate faces a tight race over Iowa’s U S Senate seat between Brookhart and Steck. A recent recount alters margins and contested ballots may sway the outcome. Congress will decide on contested votes when it reconvenes.
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Senate
Brookhart
Steck
Washington
Iowa
Congress
Smith W. Brookhart
Daniel ¥. Steck
Youth Slays Girl and Brother in Law Near Middleberg
Jacksonville Flor September 7 Rufus Cheaser seventeen of Middleber is held in Green Cove Springs jail charged with murder in the slayings of Fannie Boyle twenty four and Laurie Dilaberg forty the latter a brother in law of Cheaser near Middleberg Saturday night Cheaser arrested early today by Clay county sheriff officers three witnesses saw the youth shoot the girl and man
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Jacksonville
Fla
Rufus Cheaser
Middleber
Green Cove Springs
Middleberg
Fannie Boyle
Laurie Dilaberg
Cheaser
Clay County
It Would Be Easy to Quit Smoking If You Quit Again
The remark captures frustration with morning cravings and repeated quits. It reflects a common view on nicotine dependence, suggesting the challenge lies in daily relapse prevention rather than a single decision. No named entities or dates are present.
Six Die as Train Hits Automobile in Tennessee
In Rives Tennessee a farmer Claude Warren his wife two children his mother in law Mrs J C Cade and Tom Curl were killed when an Illinois Central passenger train struck their automobile at a grade crossing near Beardstown Warren's two year old daughter survived unharmed.
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Rives
Tenn
Claude Warren
Beardstown
J. C. Cade
Tom Curl
Here
Illinois Central
Warren
Japanese freighter Maru in distress reported by Yoshie Mae
The Japanese freighter Yoshie Mae relayed a radio message that the Maru was sinking after being caught in a typhoon centered between Formosa and Japan. The typhoon has disrupted shipping in the region.
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Shanghai
Yoshie Mae
Formosa
Japan
Funeral rites held for slain women in Middleburg
Funeral services were conducted in Middleburg for Laurie Dilaberry aged 40 and Fanny Boyle aged 24 who were shot on Green Cove road by Rufus Cheaser, 17, amid reports of a jealous rage.
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Middleburg
Fla
Laurie Dilaberry
Fanny Boyle
Green Cove Road
Rufus Cheaser
Heat Record Surpasses 110 With 111 degrees on Saturday
A local heat wave peaks at 111 degrees on Saturday at 3 pm, breaking Friday’s 110 degree record. Overnight cooling to 75 and Sunday’s 104 in the afternoon failed to bring full relief, as Dublin Eastman and Millen also report near record highs.
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J. Parrot Poole
Americas
Dublin
Eastman
Millen
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Plains
Court House
Yakeen
Celestirno P. Mazzuco
Federation OF Labor
U.S
Amercus
Legion Head
Rande
de Train
Charles P. Stewart
Mercury
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