Berryman Out as Most Americans Reach Wrestling Semi finals
The sixth Olympiad wrestling program left all American contenders but one in the semi finals as Clarence Jerryman of Oklahoma A&M fell in the lightweight quarter finals to Kapp of Estonia. Lloyd O Appleton advanced to the welterweight semis after a technical fall over Praks of Estonia while Eddie Hamm set a broad jump Olympic record in the athletics program at Amsterdam Stadium.
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Amsterdam
Eddie Hamm
Georgia Tech
Gutterson
United States
Hamm
Cambridge
British Empire
Lloydalen
Ray Watson
John Sittig
Mark Fuller
Elizabeth Robinson
Edward Hamm
De‘ert Hubbard
Michigan
Hahn
America
Douglas Lowe
Phil Edwards
Byhlen
Sweden
Martin
France
Clarence Jerryman
Oklahoma A and M
Kapp
Esthonia
Lloyd O. Appleton
Edgewood
Praks
Appleton
Berryman
Eddie Egan
Gene Tunney
Monte Munn
Nebraska
Safe robbers blow community market safe
Youngstown July 31. U Rits detectives search for criminals who blew the community market safe Sunday and escaped with 2800 dollars.
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Youngstown
U.R
Athens Messenger Promotes Swimming Booklet and Coupon
The Athens Messenger advertises a booklet on swimming from Frederic J. Haskin, Director, Information Bureau Washington DC. Readers are urged to clip a coupon, supply name and address, and send four cents for return postage and handling. The piece highlights swimming as healthful, recreational, year round, and lifesaving.
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THE
Athens Messenger
Frederic J. Haskin
Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
Dimondale Mother Strangles FourYearOld Daughter
Mrs. Adeline Letherman, 238, of Dimondale Michigan, strangled her four year old daughter Virginia Rose to death citing poverty and unhappiness. She claimed the girl would not suffer as she had after typhoid fever left her crippled and separated from her husband.
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Virginia Rose
Adeline Letherman
Dimondale
Mich
Hollywood censorship fight over political themes in The Racket
Hollywood producer Howard Hughes warns of municipal and state film censorship for political reasons. New York censors cut 25 scenes in The Racket, largely political, echoing Chicago’s prior ban. Bartlett Cormack cites self-protective motives behind bans and alleges political influence.
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Hollywood
Calif
Howard Hughes
Houston
Tex
Hughes
Chicago
New York
Bartlett Cormack
Fear for Safety of Man on Yacht
Springfield reports fears for the safety of EK. E. Greiner treasurer of the Buffalo Springfield Road Roller company who sails as a guest on the Azara yacht in the trans Atlantic race awaiting word as the craft lags behind the racing fleet. Mrs E E Greiner and her father in law C M Greiner wait in New York for news of her husband.
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Springfield
U.R
EK. E. Greiner
Buffalo-Springfield Road Roller Company
Azara
E. E. Greiner
C. M. Greiner
Road Roller Concern
New York
Toral Awaits Hearing Today for Murder
Jose de Leon Toral, pale and exhausted, awaits trial in civil courts for the assassination of General Alvaro Obregon. He will offer no defense after confessing the murder to reporters, saying he is giving his life for Obregon and that the president-elect’s soul was likely saved because Obregon was a good man.
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Mexico City
W.rp
Jose de Leon Toral
Alvaro Obregon
Toral
Obregon
San Angelo
Hoover's Fishing Luck Defies Hoover in Oregon Wilderness
Herbert Hoover travels with photographers to the Rogue and Klamath rivers near Medford and Hornbrook but repeatedly fails to catch a fish. He ends a day frustrated yet hopeful, planning further attempts in cleaner waters and a return to Palo Alto by Thursday. 【Note: This is a compact flare about Hoover's fishing anecdote during a campaign swing.】
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Klamath
Hoover
Rogue River
Medford
Oregon
Hornbrook
Calif
Brown
Milton Esberg
San Francisco
Esberg
Siskiyou Mountains
Palo Alto
Pit River
Shasta
Unseasonably cold July Morning Baffles Berry Picker
Chauncey reports an unusual July morning at 6 oclock with frostlike chill. C. C. Frye in the field says his fingers went numb while picking blackberries. He has gathered about 100 gallons this season and sells berries for 50 cents a gallon.
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Chauncey
C. C. Frye
Big City
Gubernatorial Candidates Aggressive Final Canvass in Ohio
In the last two weeks before the Ohio primary candidates push a dense statewide campaign. Edward C. Turner tours Morgan and Terry counties with stops in New Lexington and McConnelsville and speaks in Middletown and Ada. Myers V. Cooper campaigns through Cuyahoga and the seventh district with events in Wilmington and Athens. James T. Begg visits Marion Canton and Columbus areas while Earl Bloom promotes in Toledo and Cincinnati. Martin L. Davey camps near Akron as the race narrows.
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Columbus
O.R
Edward C. Turner
Morgan and
Terry
New Lexington
McConnelsville
Miami Valley Chautauqua Association
Middletown
Kiwanis Club
Ada
Myers V. Cooper
Cuyahoga County
Wilmington
Athens
Ross County
James T. Begg
Marion County
Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs
Marion
Canton
Columbiana County
Earl Bloom
Toledo
Cincinnati
Martin L. Davey
Akron
Ohio Apple Growers to Hear Federal Inspection Benefits
C W Waid chief of the division of food and vegetables and Prof E R Wallace of Ohio University will visit Southeastern Ohio apple growers on Thursday. They will explain federal inspection benefits and packing and shipping under government rules. The move aims to help local fruit compete in cities like Cincinnati by assuring inspected fruit and known disease tests.
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Ohio
C. W. Waid
Division of Food and Vegetables
State Department of Agriculture
E. R. Wallace
Agriculture Department of Ohio University
Ward
Professor Wallace
Cincinnati
Wallace
Burroughs Daughter Chooses James Pierce For Tarzan Film
Joan Burroughs daughter of Edgar Rice Burroughs selected James Pierce to star in a Tarzan screen adaptation. The pair, who worked on the film together, plan to marry this summer.
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Joan Burroughs
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Tarzan
James Pierce
Pierce
Blood of Old Timers Sparks Reading on Boat Races
Pomeroy July 31. Captain Ellsworth predicts the Chris Greene will beat Senator Cordill in the Gallipolis Pomeroy race after losing to the Betsy Ann. The Greene, a new steel hull boat built in 1925, is expected to endure higher steam pressure. James A. Palmer, famed Coolville Camp Meeting figure, praises boat racing lore and recalls classic vessels.
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James Palmer
Chris Greene
Ellsworth
Greene
Senator Cordill
Gallipolis
Pomeroy
Elisworth
Cordill
Ann
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
James A. Palmer
Coolville
Athens
Dubuque
Iowa
Iron
Charleston
W. Va
Palmer
Ohio River
Five men plead guilty in Athens County court yesterday
Five men pleaded guilty to burglary and grand larceny in a series of thefts from Canaan Coal Company property at Canaanville. Sentences ranged from three to seven years in the state penitentiary, with varying probation for one defendant. Additional indictments were announced and civil matters set for trial.
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L. G. Worstell
Athens County
Ohio State Penitentiary
Fred Green
Ohio Penitentiary
Harry Kettle
Kettle
Peter Barrows
James Heiiskell
Mansfield Reformatory
Heiskell
Catherine Johnson
Harry Swart
Costa
Women to Mail Prohibition Questionnaires in Ohio
The Women's Christian Temperance Union will mail a digest of candidate answers to a prohibition questionnaire across Ohio. Questions cover support for the Eighteenth Amendment, modifying the Volstead Act, and whether states should set their own liquor content. Several gubernatorial and congressional candidates gave favorable responses.
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Columbus
U.R
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Martin L. Davey
Earl D. Bloom
James T. Begg
Myers Y. Cooper
Congress
James H. Cleveland
Frank H. Ward
John J. Whiteacre
Joseph F. Lange
Grand Jury Opens in Meigs County to Probe Irregularities
The special grand jury met for its first session in Meigs County under Judge Crow. It will investigate alleged official and political irregularities with a mandate to act fully and impartially as witnesses testified on numerous matters.
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Pomeroy
Meigscounty
Crow
Lowe Defends Olympic 800 Metre Title in Brilliant Finish
D G A Lowe of England successfully defended his Olympic 800 metre championship today with a brilliant burst of speed in the final.
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Amsterdam
U.P
D. G. A. Lowe
England
Ohio University Sets Final Exams For Summer Term
Final examinations for the summer term at Ohio University will be held in the last week of the term. Each exam lasts one hour and occurs on the most convenient day for the instructor. Convocation is scheduled for Wednesday, August 15, with graduation exercises to follow at 10:20. The summer session ends at noon on August 17.
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Ohio University
E. B. Bryan
Ewing Auditorium
Bloody Fight Staged Today by Rebel Band near Los Volcanos
Federal soldiers dispersed about 450 rebels near Los Volcanos ranch in what was described as a bloody fight the largest in weeks. The battle lasted two hours with no casualty report. Five priests were among the rebels. separate clash near Atenguillo left seventeen rebels and five federal soldiers dead.
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Mexico City
U.R
Los Volcanos Ranch
Guadalajara
Excelsior
Atenguillo
Coolidge Feeling His Record Speaks for Hoover Campaign
Superior Wis official notice states President Coolidge has no plans to join Secretary Hoover's campaign. It notes the administration since August 3, 192% has merited country approval and asserts that record suffices to support Hoover’s efforts.
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Superior
Wis
Coolidge
Hoover
Polish Aviator Killed In Bagdad Flight Crash
Lieut Kasimir Szalas of the Polish army air force died when his Fokker mono plane crashed at the Bagdad airdrome after a non stop flight from Warsaw. Co-pilot Lieut Kasimir Kalina and mechanic Klasinek were slightly injured. The crew left Warsaw yesterday aiming for Bagdad and back covering 4 875 miles in two and a half days.
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Bagdad
U.P
Kasimir Szalas
Warsaw
Kasimir Kalina
Klasinek
Gasoline and Kerosene Prices Raised One Cent
Chicago July 31 The Standard Oil Company of Indiana announced that effective tomorrow morning the price of gasoline and kerosene in its entire territory will be raised by one cent per gallon.
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Chicago
U.P
Standard Qi! Company of
Indiana
Merger Creates Third Largest Industry Giant in Auto Field
New company formed by Chrysler and Dodge merger becomes third largest automaker behind GM and Ford. It aims at 50 million dollars annual earnings with 176 million in resources, 80 million working capital, and capacity for 700 thousand vehicles yearly. About 40 000 stockholders and 35 000 employees will operate under the Chrysler banner continuing the Dodge line.
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New York
of Brothers Inc
Dodge Concern
Chrysler Corporation
Walter P. Chrysler
Chrysler
Dodge
Baltimore
Chrysler Com
General Motors
Ford Motor Company
Wall
Dillon, Read and Company
Brothers
Dillon
Russia May Align With U S Antiwar Pact
Berlin reports Russian undersecretary Litvinoff departed for Moscow after talks that suggest Moscow may join the United States led antiwar treaty. A government decision is anticipated but not announced.
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Berlin
M. M. Litevinoff
Moscow
Russia
Litvinoff
Girl Hurt in Car Window Accident on Main Street
The 10 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Seals suffered a laceration over the left eye in a peculiar accident Saturday evening on Main street while riding in a family car. The vehicle stopped in heavy traffic and the glass shattered cutting the girl. She was taken to Lorington hospital where stitches were required to close the wounds over her left eye.
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Logan
Samuel Seals
Main Street
Seals
Rington Hospital
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Flier
U. S
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