Italy looks to Greece as it readies navy action
Reports from Rome say anti Greek unrest spreading as the Italian government urges fascists to assist in keeping order. The Taranto fleet is ordered to clear for action and a move against Greece could come at any moment, with Mussolini backing the premier and a Greek ultimatum awaited this evening.
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Prondon
Rome
Fascisti
Pondon
Taranto
Greece
Cui A Milvan
Messagero
Musis
Vigon
Mussolini
Diag
Italy
Ital
Tory
Italy to move fleet toward Taranto amid Greece demarche
A Turin dispatch reports secret orders to concentrate the Italian fleet at Taranto for a possible demonstration against Greece. Interior concentrations are noted. Italy awaits Greece’s reply to the 24 hour ultimatum over the killing of General Tellini and four companions near Janina. Public sentiment runs high. The press censors troop and ship movements as Mussolini debates sending a division to Piraeus if no apology is offered.
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Inian
Taranto
Greece
Turin
Italy
Tellini
Interaid Commission
Janina
Piraeus
Mussolini
Boundary Commission
Picture agent fined here in Hamiley Run case
Adam L. Von Schriltz, 68, Dex t, charged with assault on Mrs. Addie McNabb of Hamiley Run Wednesday, fined $10 and costs $15.95 after arraignment before Magistrats Helwig. McNabb says he attacked her at home to force her to buy an enlarged picture. Two women of Hamley Run, Mrs. Chaton and Mrs. William Wher, were said to have been deceived by the peddler. Sheriff Mc Say and Deputy Cady had to rescue Seitz from a mob of miners during the arrest.
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Adam L. von Schriltz
Addie McNabb
Hamiley Run
Magistrats
Helwig
McNabb
von “Ute
Hamley Run
Rs Chaton
William Wher
Tonet
McSay
Cady
Seitz
Doctor arraignments linger after slot machine charges
In Elyria Ohio A Bush of Penfield Junction was fined 50 dollars and Dr W G Schaffer of Beaver Park and Windemute Penfield Junction are to be arraigned on charges of operating slot machines.
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Elyria
Local milk trek driver injured in dairy plant mishap
Floyd Simpson and a teammate in a De pies Dairy Products Co milk truck were injured when the vehicle jammed in a dairy yard. Simpson fainted, fell, and sustained a shoulder bruise and a head bump during the incident.
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Tance, O
Floyd Simpson
Cee
Depies Dairy Products Co
Water Main Extension Increases City Supply
Over 100 feet of two inch water main is being installed in the alley between Congress and Court streets for the Cline Ice Cream Co by city workers under Service Director R D Williams. The line will serve the Grones and Link area and tie into existing mains. Work expected to finish Friday with crews then returning to Fort street repairs.
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Congress and
Court Streets
Cline Ice Cream Co
Fece
R. D. Williams
Cline
Court Street
Congress Street
Grones & Link Establishment
Fort Street
North
Williams
Two Nails Driven Into Head Under Insanity Ruling
Robert Patterson, 20, of Portsmouth was adjudged insane by the probate court after a brain clot revealed he drove a six penny nail and a shoe maker's brad into his skull. Doctors called the act astonishing but noted Patterson had enough nervous control to perform it. He will be taken to Athens State hospital soon.
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J. S. Rardan
Ohio State Medical Association
Robert Patterson
Portsmouth
Patterson
Athens State Hospital
Miner Ben Brown Injured At Mine 211
Ben Brown a 65 year old miner of 185 West Washington street suffered a fractured rib after being caught between a car and the shaft at Mine 211 around 11 am Wednesday. He was taken to Sheltering Arms hospital in Athens where X rays confirmed the rib fracture. Condition improving with expected speedy recovery.
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Ben Brown
West
Washington Street
Mr. Brown
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
White House conference on shipping board plan
President Coolidge summons a meeting of the shipping board at the White House to settle the controversy over the M Harding Lasker plan for operating the American merchant marine. The conference is set for 8:30 p m today.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Coolidge
White House
Man-eating mosquitoes ravage ancient city of Hills Athens
Reports describe blood thirsty insects infesting Athens and the ancient city with bites causing wounds and public outbursts. Sanitary Officer N D Baker links heavy rains and stagnating water to breeding, with coal oil suggested to treat pools as a cure.
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Athens
University Courts
Helen Wills
Tilton
N. D. Baker
Governor May Remove Utilities Official Over Stock Stakes
Governor Donahey may oust George T. Poor from the state utilities commission if he holds stock in Cities Service Co., a firm said to control utilities under the commission. Attorney General Crabbe concludes stock ownership in a corporation controlled by the utilities panel is grounds for removal despite ownership alone not proving inefficiency or malfeasance.
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Columbus
Donahey
George T. Poor
Cincinnati
State Utilities Commission
Crabbe
Poor
Cities Service Co
State Commission
The
Utilities Commission
Real Laces Trim Tailormade Lingerie
Real Laces Filet and Irish laces trim the new tailormade lingerie. The laces are nearly or tinted a deep pink to match the silk.
Chicago Millionaire to Wed Miss Stevens in Paris Embassy
London sources report Alister Mc Cormick, Chicago millionaire, will marry Miss Joan Stevens at the British embassy in Paris on October 1, according to the Evening News.
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London
The
Evening News
Alister McCormick
Chicago
Joan Stevens
Paris
Philadelphia Society Girl Helps Park Guard in Car Chase
Miss Nancy Knowles assists park guard Thomas McCloskey as he pursues automobile thieves. Their cars collide after a tire blows out, injuring McCloskey seriously and leaving Knowles badly shaken. The robbers escape before capture.
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Nancy Knowles
Thomas McCloskey
Last Thursday Half Holiday Ends for Local Businesses
Today marks the final Thursday of the summer half holiday as shops close early. Beginning September 6 local stores will resume normal hours and remain open all day.
Greece agrees to partial indemnity in boundary case
Athens reports Greece will pay 2.5 million indemnity to Hallan officials of the Albanian boundary commission killed near Janina. Greek ministers meet and decide to concede only part of Mussolini's Italian ultimatum, seeking modifications to other demands.
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London
Greece
Athens
Mussolini
Italy
Italy, Mussolini, and Greece under looming ultimatum
Time to Stop London argues Mussolini risks a wider crisis as Italy pressures Greece over Ilta Han. The piece warns of a dangerous precedent and urges Italian restraint while appealing to the League of Nations to intervene if Mussolini’s militarism continues.
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London
Austria
Sarajevo
The
Star Today
Greece
Mussolini
League of Nations
Greek Premier Reacts to Italian Note on Assassinations
President Gonatas returned to Athens and voiced indignation at the murders, doubting Greeks committed them. He suspected Albanian dissidents behind the assassinations and signaled Greece might seek indemnity and sorrow over Italian fatalities, with a potential League of Nations reference if talks fail.
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Gonatas
Government Council
Athens
Boundary Commission
Italy
Mussoini
Greece
League of Nations
McNamara Accused of Cruelty in Ohio Welfare Probe
Columbus Aug 30. Attorney General Crabbe forwards 17 complaints accusing John McNamara assistant state welfare director of misconduct and extreme cruelty. He asks an early hearing and potential dismissal if proven. Many charges backed by affidavits.
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Columbus
John McNamara
Crabbe
Donahey
McNamara
Gasoline theft leads to jail time and fines in Chauncey
Constable Danes brings John Rush and John Eisnogie to the sheriff's hotel for safekeeping until fines are paid or time served at 86 cents daily. Mayor Johnson convicts them of stealing gasoline, imposing a \$25 fine and \$40 plus in costs. Since they cannot pay, they may be boarded at the county jail for 68 days.
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Danes
Chauncey
John Rush
John Eisnogle
Rush
Eisnogie
Johnson
Trimble
Coolidge Seen First Over Free Hospital Care Plan
World War veterans would receive free hospital treatment through the Veterans Bureau under a plan by Director T Hines. If approved by President Coolidge and Congress, all veterans with honorable service could be admitted to nearest government hospitals for illness treatment next year.
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Washington
America
United States Veteran's Bureau
Rank T. Hines
Coolidge
Congress
Hines
Election shows Free Staters lead as women win seats
Dublin August 30 election count shows 36 Free Staters elected to the Dail Eireann, 22 Republicans, nine independents, eight farmers and seven laborites. Five women Republicans win including Mary MacSwiney sister of the late Terence MacSwiney. Laborites underperform. Free State ministerial slate now assured.
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Dublin
Dail Eireann
Free State
Mary MacSwiney
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Darrell Fircins
S. T. Kelly
Ernest O'Maillie
Johnson
Labor Federation
Fishing Ground Dogner Bank Faces Decline in Supply
One of the North Sea’s famed fishing grounds, the Dogner Bank, is reportedly diminishing as a source of supply.
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Dogner Bank
North Sea
Archaeologists Uncover Ancient Remains At Hopewell Mounds
Digging in suspected virgin soil at the Hopewell mounds near Chillicothe archaeologists uncover what seems to be a burial site including ashes and a charred parchment. The parchment bearing the note Chillies the Leader dated July 4, 1891 is brought to Kingston for examination.
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Hopewell Mounds
Fear Chillicothe
Kinssee
Mad Slayer of Child Sought in Catskills Tragedy
Windham New York Aug 30 authorities pursue a strangler after seven year old Howard Rothenberg was found dead with hands tied behind his neck in bushes near a fishing trip. His Newark New Jersey parents and frantic mother voiced accusations while officials treat the case as likely the work of a maniac.
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Windham
N. Y
Little Howard Rothenberg
Catskills
Newark
N. J
Nuns Driven From Burning Convent in Pittsburgh
A fire at St. Mary's Convent in Pittsburgh drove out 50 nuns and left one overcome by smoke. Firemen rescued three ill nuns as flames raged on the third and fourth floors. Estimated damage is 40000 dollars.
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Pittsburgh
St. Mary's Convent
Manuel Herrick Sued by Federal Clerk in Damages Case
Washington Aug 29 Manuel Herrick ex congressman from Oklahoma was defendant in a $100000 damage suit filed in district supreme court by Miss Ethel Crane a government clerk. The action is a counter to Herrick's $59000 suit for alleged breach of promise to marry.
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Washington
Manuel Herrick
Oklahoma
Ethel Crane
District Supreme Court
Herrick
Anthracite Strike Settlement Talks In Flux
In Harrisburg and Philadelphia talks on settling the anthracite coal strike faced rejection risk. Operators likely to reject Governor Pinchot plan while miners discuss terms behind closed doors. Negotiations center on a contract for maintenance workers to keep mines dry during a possible four-day period.
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George BF. Durno
Anthracite Operators’ Association
Phiiladelphia
Miners and Operators Meet Over Anthracite Strike
In Harrisburg, miners and operators held separate talks on Governor Pinchot’s four proposals to avert the planned September strike. Miners backed higher wage increases while operators warned a 20 percent raise could add about $2 per ton to public coal costs. The joint meeting was set for noon tomorrow to decide acceptance.
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Harrisburg
Penn-Harris
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
State House
Samuel D. Warriner
Pinchot plan seen as cure for coal miners strike
White House officials and federal officials in Washington express confidence that the Pinchot proposals offer a basis for operators and miners to settle disputes and avert a threatened strike by 155,000 hard coal workers in the anthracite fields. John Hays Hammond and F R Wadleigh favor the plan as a path to adjustment.
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Washington
Harrisburg
John Hays Hammond
United States Coal Commission
F. R. Wadleigh
Henry Sullivan Receives Gift For Channel Swim Victory
London reports Henry Sullivan was presented with a check for 1999 pounds by Sir Edward Hulton in recognition of his bravery and successful English Channel swim attempt. The donation underscores Sullivan's achievement and public acclaim.
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London
Henry Sullivan
Sir Edward Hulton
Sullivan
A Long Vacation in London Ends with Odd Sentence
London authorities report Henry Jackson was sentenced for housebreaking and found to have already served 2644 years behind prison walls, a figure highlighting a misreported or anomalous case in the record.
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London
Henry Jackson
Akron Council Votes for Rybolt Re Election Nomination
Akron Ohio council approved D C Rybolt for re election with May or D C. Henry Dreyer cast the sole dissenting vote.
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Akron
D. C. Rybolt
Henry Dreyer
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