Italian Aviator Rescued By American Ship Off Greenland
Lieutenant Locatelli, the Italian aviator missing off Greenland, was rescued by an American navy ship. Premier Mussonini thanked the Washington government, praising solidarity and the rescue. American air service leaders noted relief outweighed regret over engine trouble, with plans for the flyers to reach North America via Labrador and Boston, routing through Indian Harbor and Cartwright Harbor.
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Erect Indian Harbor
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Nova Scotia
Marbor
Boston
Four youths held for double murder in Clinton county
Associated Press report states Harold Dannalti, 18, confessed to the Browntiel double killing of Homernd and his wife. Clinton county authorities say other arrestees include Arnold Dierks, Clarence Dierks, Harold Smith. Robbery is named as the motive by officials.
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Jaws
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Harold Dannalti
Arnold Dierks
Clarence Dierks
Arnold
Harold Smith
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Receiver named in suit against Packers
A temporary receiver was appointed today for Wilson and company by Vice Chancellor Backes on petition of Maurice T Klein of Newark owner of 25 shares of stock. The filing alleges the firm, a major packing business, is insolvent and names Bonds of 25000. The action is part of the Packers case in Trenton New Jersey with continued details on Page 2.
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Drop Handkerchief Fatality Reported
A report from the Associated Press notes a death due to injuries sustained while playing a game described as drop handkerchief. Details on date, location, and the victim are not fully provided in the fragment.
Anti-Klan Democrats Win In Ohio Committee Fight
Anti Ku Klux Klan Democrats swept Ohio state central and executive committee elections in Columbus on August 25. Robert T. Beott won the central chair, while Thomas Noctor led the anti Klan faction to victory, signaling a push to denounce the Klan by name at the state convention. Durbin exited from the executive chair race amid the campaign.
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Associated Press
Columbus
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Cambridge
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Kenton
Thomas Noctor
Cincinnati
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Mibaders
Badly Hurt In Crash Of Auto And Street Car
A Chevrolet coupe crashed head on into a Montana street trolley near Montana and Platinum streets last night injuring 26 year old Fred Becktold of 411 South Colorado Street. He remained unconscious at St James hospital with serious head face and body injuries. Car operator Mike Mesevich reported stopping to avoid impact but Becktold’s car demolished the street car. Becktold’s condition was described as serious with possible skull fracture and he suffered heavy blood loss.
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Fred Becktold
South
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St. James Hospital
Canty
Mike Mesevich
Montana Street
Tmne
Sirestoar
Mesevich
Ted Dawson
John Pole Lard
Vincent Quintin
Montana and
Platnum ‘Streets
Ouln
Atdants
Meaderville
Ecktold
Fendants
Rockefeller in digestion fight reported by close friend
Daytona Via Aug 25 John D Rockefeller Sr has won perhaps the hardest fight of his life against indigestion according to information from a close friend disclosed during his winter visit to the Florida coast He is said to have an improved appetite and digestion and to enjoy a variety of foods.
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John D. Rockefeller Sr
Reveaind Ty
Florida
Rockefeller
George N. Rigb
Huge Rail Merger Near Bryan Eweringen
Directors of the Nickel Plate Railway endorsed a plan by the Van Sweringen Interests to merge with four others into a $1,500 million consolidation. The Erie railroad merger moves toward unifying about 14,000 miles of lines across the eastern United States. Chesapeake & Ohio and Hudson Valley directors have approved. Pere Marquette remains undecided but favored, with the Van Sweringen brothers set to control a large stock portion.
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Railraye
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Aystemm
Pere Marquette
van Sweringen Brothers
Darrow Ends Appeal in Leopold and Mrr Case
Darrow described mercy as mankind’s highest trait while arguing to spare Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb. The famed attorney battled emotion as Judge John R. Caverly prepared a verdict, condemning the era’s cruelty and critiquing society and education.
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Associated Press
Clar
S Darrow
Legaltiei
Nathan F. Leopold Ir
Richard Lee
Dariow
John R. Caverly
Voters Expected at Polls Amid City Rallys Tonight
In Anse Helena a political rally drew large crowds as county races heated up and party leaders forecast about 70 percent of voters will cast ballots today. The day was declared a real holiday in a ruling by officials.
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Helena
Laushnine Treaty Clears French Deputies Vote
French deputies ratified the Laushnine treaty after a 14 hour debate by 410 to 171. The treaty aims to re establish peace in the Near East and was prepared through eight months of negotiations with Britain Greece and Turkey. The United States supports the accord.
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Watir” Awe
Chamber of Fopution
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Tui
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Gresee
Near East
Great Britain
Turkey
Soldiers Injured by Shell Explosion In Hawaii
A shell explosion injures Corporal William Hinton and Private Kenest Keeney in Honolulu. The blast knocked the shell from loaders hands, according to Associated Press reports from the area.
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Honolulu
William Hinton
Vate Kenest Keeney
Helena to Honor Secretary Wilbur
Helena reads awaiting Secretary Wilbur arrival from Washington to the coast. D Wilbur of the navy will be met by Helena citizens at the railway station and given a reception under the auspices of local clubs. The event, planned for Wednesday evening, is described as non political.
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D. Wilbur
Navy
Ab and Keovary
Ki Hety
Washington
Wilbur
Helena Eltixens
Sailor Killed by Explosion on Sub
Omer Engel was killed in a submarine explosion and Seaman Moratks was injured. Trax stated the blast was caused by a back flare in the engine room.
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Omer "Engel
Moratks
Trax
Ferguson Comments on Secret Orders and Public Registration
Miriam A. Ferguson of Temple, Democratic gubernatorial nominee, favors legislation against masked memberships and compulsory public registration of secret orders. A distorted Austin American excerpt notes the proposed measures and alleges linking Klan affiliations to state office eligibility.
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Austin
Texas
Ku Klux Klan
Texas Capitol
Miriam A. Ferguson
Temple
Austin Amerider
de Atinel
WOUND KILLS BILLINGS MAN AT MAPLE HOTT DANCE
Henry Morrison died from a neck wound at Willangs focal hospital after a shooting at a Maple Hotts dance. John Morris, jailed on a murder charge, was said to have acted following an incident at the event.
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Henry “Fap
Ims
S Focal Hospital
John Morr
Morrison
Guardsmen Die in Dixie Highway Crash Near Camp Henry
Three guardsmen were killed when their truck overturned on the Dixie Highway near Camp Henry in Kentucky. The incident occurred August 3 and involved military personnel traveling in the region. Authorities reported the fatalities and are investigating the crash scene.
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Daw and Coolidge discuss policy at Plymouth home
Republican Charles G Daw and President Coolidge spent two hours at the former's Plymouth VI home discussing government affairs including agriculture and European issues. Daw denied discussing the Ku Klux Klan and indicated his visit was for policy statements and general conditions.
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Charles G. Daw
President Coolidge
Newn
Seaman Nationalists Oppose London Reparations Pact
The Seaman Nationalist party announced opposition to the London reparations agreement. They pledged to mobilize against the pact, accusing British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald of silent concessions and urging dissolution of the Reichstag and a referendum on the issue. Tudor Mitterdait, a former finance minister, supported dissolving the Reichstag and pushing a referendum.
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the Dawes
Reichstag
Young to be agent general of Dawes plan
Owen D Young of New York to serve temporarily as agent general under the Dawes plan for about three weeks while a permanent successor is chosen. The appointment is to organize the office and establish the groundwork for the role, with the selection uncertain and political considerations noted.
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