State's legal chief after Dollings heads state officials helped in work
Ohio attorney general William Crabbe accuses William Benham and Dwight Harrison of defrauding investors in the R. L. Collings Co. with systemic misdeeds. Indictments exist in three counties. further action waits on trial obstacles in Eaton Preble county starting Monday. Crabbe cites cooperation between securities department and Dollings officials and notes planned prosecutions with aides Griswold and Meyer joining from Columbus.
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W. R. Updegraff
I. N.S
Columbes
William G. Benham
Dwight Rison
Ohio
Crabbe
Intentional
Benham
Harrison
R. Ll. Collings Co
Benham and Harrison
Ben- Yam
Eaton
Preble County
Buckeye
Ohio Scvities Department
Dollings Ofocials
Dollings Company
Dollings
Synean
HW. Griswold
William Meyer
Maton
Asist
Tax evasions probed in Eleventh Ohio district sales
In Columbus Ohio investigations by Internal Revenue Service field deputies show hundreds of taxpayers in the Eleventh District may have omitted profits from real estate sales in 1929 1930 and 1921 1922 on income tax returns Collector Newton M Miller ordered transcripts of doubtful transfers and will audit files to verify reported income and profits Taxpayers told to file amended returns or report at the office with penalties avoided by voluntary disclosure.
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Tolumbus
Field Deputie
Internal Revenue Service
Ohio
Newton M. Miller
Miller
Recenue Department
Chance to pay prompts five month delay in Tracy case
Mansfield Ohio October 6. Sentence for Cadd W Tracy indicted for uttering checks without funds was deferred five months to allow payment. Ohio Brass Company sought to employ Tracy at 40 cents an hour until the checks cleared.
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Mansfield
Cadd
W. Tracy
Ohio Brass Company
Tracy
Chacolet Wins Latonia Special Ahead of 15 Runners
Latonia Kentucky October 6 Chacolet a five year old bay mare owned by Hal Price Headley carried blue and white silks to win the 50000 Latonia special from In Memoriam by a half length Hopeless was favored but backers paid 21 to 1 Shuffle Along led early and finished third Out Out was fourth with In Memoriam Carl Weidemann in second place and Chacolet paid the backers.
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Latonia
Hal Price Headley
Chacolet
Carl Weidemann
Shuffle Along
Out Out
Stresemann Outlines Plan to Save Germany in Reichstag
Berlin Oct 6 Chancelor Gustav Stresemann told the Reichstag he would push special legislation to ease labor capital clashes and defended ending Ruhr resistance. He criticized industrialists, praised the Reichswehr loyalty, and warned against nationalist agitation while noting Socialists traded eight hour day for cabinet seats amid Berlin politics and Hugo Stinnes influence.
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N. S&s
Berlin
Reichstag
Gustav Stresemann
Stresemann
Ruhr
Reichswehr
National Defense
Reich
Germany
Social Democrats
Remarkable Dahlia Grows Eight Foot Plant and Thirty Three Blooms
Mrs Ernest Conkey of Woodard Avenue cultivates many flower varieties for neighbors. Her dahlia stands eight feet eight inches tall and bears thirty three blossoms measuring five and a half inches across, all in full bloom and highly praised.
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Ernest Conkey
Woodard Avenue
Oklahoma Governor calls extraordinary session over Klan issue
Governor J C Walton declares martial law and calls Oklahoma Legislature to meet October 11 to address anti Klan legislation and alleged governor abuses. Legislators planned to impeach and investigate and lawless conditions prompted the extraordinary session.
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Oklahoma
Robert James
TI. N
Oklahoma City
Okla
J. C. Walton
Brooks Guilty of First Degree Murder in Rendville Killing
In New Lexington Ohio Charles Brooks was found guilty of first degree murder without mercy after a week trial in common pleas court. Brooks shot coal operator Henry Burns in Rendville last fall during a whisky dispute. This was his second trial after the supreme court granted a new hearing.
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Common Pleas
Charles Brooks
Brooks
Henry Burns
Rendville
Supreme Court
Three Convicts Loose From West Virginia State Penitentiary
Posse search in Moundsville follows a penitentiary escape by three inmates two of whom were serving life terms. The men used a ladder to scale the wall and a rope to descend, and had not been captured by late tonight.
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Dyvville. Ky
Trison
Monte
Tex) Walters
Lawrence Griffith
Harry Ferland
Griffith
Moundsville
W. Va
Vienna Youth Admits Numerous Marriages
Milon Petro vic, a country youth in Vienna, pleaded before the judge for bigamy and confessed to marrying four girls and sixteen middle aged women.
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Vienna
Milon Petrovic
Green driver killed by train in Cleveland collision
Emil Berart, learning to drive a newly bought touring car, drove onto the New York Central Elmwood and Berea tracks in Cleveland and was instantly killed when an engine struck his car. A companion was badly shaken. witnesses blamed the inexperience of the driver.
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Cleveland
Emil Berart
New York Central
Elmwood
Berea
Toledo society figure sues for 100000 in alienation claim
Blanche E. Keller files common pleas suit in Toledo seeking 100000 damages from Myrtle Gensman Keller alleging altered affection of Leroy H. Keller, ex-husband of Blanche and current husband of Myrtle. Keller serves as vice president and general manager of Leonhardt Keller Motor Sales.
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Toledo
Blanche E. Keller
Common Pleas Court
Mrgtie Gensman Keller
Leroy H. Keller
Milk Price Rises One Cent in Cambridge
Cambridge Ohio reports milk prices advance by one cent per quart bringing the new price to 14 cents. The change affects local shoppers and dairy customers across the area.
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Cambridge, O
Electric Drill Accident Kills Workman at Baldwin Locomotive
In Philadelphia on October 6, a high speed electric drill tore through Charles Traken, 38, fatal injury at Baldwin Locomotive Works. Workers shut off power, but he died en route to hospital.
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Philadelphia
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Charles Traken
Traken
Hocking County Couple Relate Horrors of Japanese Earthquake
A Nelsonville wife recalls the Yokohama quake through a letter from Karaizawa Japan. Mrs Reina Thompson McManigal describes tremors at noon on a Saturday, the house swaying like a carnival ride, and the danger of stairs, with relief as they reached safety among trees.
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Hocking County
Go Ihru
Logan
Japan
Ed Cooley
Nelsonville
Robert D. McManigal
Karaizawa
McManigal
R. PD. McManigal
Reina Thompson
Pittsburgh
Yokohama
Westinrhouse Compan
Mr. McManigal
Lloyd George receives huge welcome in Montreal trip
Former British premier David Lloyd George arrived in Montreal amid massive ovations as crowds greeted him at Bonaventure station and Mount Royal hotel. Police guarded the route while Welsh dancers performed and Sopranos sang. He said he came for a real vacation and preferred learning history over discussing politics.
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Montreal
Que
David Tieyd George
England
New York
Canada
Prince of Wales
Renfrew
Tiiovd GeorgeLengland
Bonaventure Station
Sinn Fein
Lloyd George
Martin
Grenadier Guarda
St. David's Welgh Society
Mount Royal Hotel
City acquires 16 acres for Christ mas Run park
In Wooster Ohio on October 6 the city received 16 acres of land in Christmas Run valley deeded by former County Surveyor I A Mowery. The addition brings park acreage in the area to 46 acres with the rest accumulated over the past year.
Ohio Bureau captures 11 fugitives in September
Columbus report says the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification arrested 11 fugitives from justice during September, under supervision of Superintendent William N. Smith.
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Columbus
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification
Wiliam N. Smith
Million Dollar Legs Dancer Held Up Before France Voyage
Mistinguett the famed dancer faces a hold up by her partner Zar Leslie as she plans a return to France. The event centers on the controversial claim of sole ownership of the so-called million dollar legs and hints at a forthcoming reunion with the act.
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Mistinguett
Zar Leslie
France
Tod
Young Morrison Journeys by Rail and Trail Across Midwest
Wayne Morrison of New Albia Iowa visits Athens as guest of his uncle Lee Morrison. He left home in September riding and hiking through Wisconsin Illinois Michigan Ohio and Canada stopping in La Crosse Milwaukee Chicago South Bend Toledo Detroit Akron Cincinnati Windsor and other towns.
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Michigan
Minnesota
Ohio
Wisconsin
Canada
Wayne Morrison
New Albia
Iowa
Athens
Lee Morrison
Mag Street
Young Morrison
la Crosse
Wis
Wilewaukee
Chicago
South Bend
Toledo
Detroit
Akron
Cincinnati
Windsor
Daugherty backs Denby in Navy funds dispute
Attorney General Daugherty ruled the comptroller general cannot override the secretary of the navy when he absolves bondsmen in naval officers deficits. Denby certified losses as incurred in line of duty, exonerating officers Howe and Willett with losses $12,879 and $250 respectively. The ruling strengthens cabinet unity and signals congressional action to clarify authority.
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Washington
Daugherty
Comptroller-General
United States
Secretary of the Navy
Denby
J. BR. “teCart
McCarl
McCain
Congress
Treasury
Theodore TF. Howe
Phillip J. Willett
Navy Supply Corps
Howe
Willet
Willett
Control Measures Demanded Over German Nationalists
France and Belgium have sent a note to Germany demanding new measures to control armed bands of German Nationalists. The note cites the Wuestrin incident last Sunday night when Nationalists seized the Wuestrin fortress and were compelled to retreat by the Reichswehr a few hours later.
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France
Belgium
Germany
Wuestrin
Luestrin
Reichswehr
Writer Maurice Egan Slipping. Death Risk Cited
Maurice Francis Egan, 79, noted writer and former U. S. minister to Denmark, was slowly sinking at his home Cables by the Sea in Breach Haven New Jersey tonight doctors announced. He was in frail health for years and his condition was described as critical by attending physicians.
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Breach Haven
N. J
Maurice Francis Egan
United States
Denmark
Cables by-the-Sea
Many Delinquent Narcotics Registrants Found in District
A Miller survey of Eleventh district narcotics permits shows about 8,000 registrants with permits and that roughly 108 delinquent registrants failed to file required returns under the Harrison narcotics act.
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Columbus
Internal Revenue
Miller
Ars
Resignation of U S Ambassador Child Rumored Over Italy Policy
Oct 6 Rome reports say U S Ambassador Richard Washburn Child may have resigned, with Fascist papers noting his remark about preferring an American system guided like Italy. Italian outlets, including Mondo, speculate the move aims to anchor Washington policy to fascist models.
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Rome
Richard Washburn Child
Italy
Mondo
Child
United States
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