Hoover to push hot campaign in New England
Hoover plans two speeches in the Northeast to hold Maine and nearby states for the Republicans. Maine voters go to the polls as Liggett coordinates a regional push. Fort reports strong state ticket support and predicted gains, while Work denounces rumors and emphasizes party discipline.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
New England
Herbert Hoover
Maine
Massachusetts
Bay State
Louis K. Liggett
Northeast
Hoover
Boston
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Franklin Pert
Republican National Committee
Fort
Huert Work
Republican Naional Committee
Work
Gov Donahey orders probe of elections in Cuyahoga County
Ohio Governor Donahey instructed Attorney General Edward Turner to convene a special grand jury to investigate alleged election frauds and irregularities in Cuyahoga County, focusing on the August 14 primary and elections generally, at the Cleveland Bar Association's request.
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Columbus
U.R
Edward ©. Turner
Donahey
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland Bar Association
Turner
Cuyzhoga County
Swimming Booklet Promotes Health by Athens Messenger
The Athens Messenger offers readers a Swimming Booklet prepared by the American Red Cross. It extols swimming as the best exercise for circulation, lung development, and overall health. Send four cents to Washington Bureau, then enclose stamps for a copy. Director Emelose Baskin oversees the Information Bureau.
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Athens Messenger
ITE
Washington
American Red Cross
Emelose
Sraderic J. Baskin
Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
Ten Persons Killed Four Hurt In Western Air Crash Epidemic
POMEROY Sept 10 Henry Munich left Thursday to attend his son Charles Munichs funeral in Missouri. After the father departed, word arrived that the body would be shipped home for burial and arrived yesterday afternoon. The funeral is set for this afternoon. The aged father and the body of his son reportedly were separated along the route, with the father expected to return in time for the service.
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Pomeroy
Henry Munich
Charles Munich
Munich
Mashed Pole Causes Wrecks
A smashed telephone pole near the Athens County Children’s Home caused two cars to crash and disrupted service on the east line. Officer Wilson Ator and Athens police investigate, with Bachlis and McLaughlin vehicles involved. Fire and telephone crews cleared debris and repaired lines.
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Athens County
Wilson Ator
Athens
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Peta Bachlis
Bettie Shoppe
Bachlis
Bachus
Leta Vv. McLaughlin
Guysville
Iby Ator
McLaughlin
Wounds Man as He Searches for Dice in Adams Riot
ADENA Sept 10 A near riot followed an accidental shooting during a raid on a crapped game. Marshal Pete Johnson discharged his weapon while searching Felix Gore for dice, wounding the youth in the nose. In Massachusetts Bobby Jones led with 7 under par in the first round at Braeburn Country Club West Newton.
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Adena
Felix Gore
Pete Johnson
Johnson
Gore
Bobby
Braeburn Country Club
West Newton
Mass
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Hughes accepts Geneva World Court judgeship
A telegram from Charles Evans Hughes reading his acceptance of the election as a judge of the world court was presented to the League of Nations assembly. Earl Rowland maintained the lead in the Class A trans-Continental air race, arriving in San Diegla as the last control before Los Angeles at 8 24 a.m. today. WPL-Dayton reports newspapers found in the George E. Stifel store, robbed early Sunday, may yield clues to the robbers.
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Hughes
Geneva
Charles Evans Hughes
Assembly of the League of Nations
World Court
Rowland
San Dielga
Calif
Earl Rowland
Wichita
Kan
Los Angeles
Wheeling
W. Va
WPL
Dayton
George E. Stifel
UMN Chiefs Urge Loyalty Amid Aviation Tragedies
Sunday saw ten killed and four injured across seven Midwest and Far West airplane accidents. Incidents included three new-plane tests, stunt flying during exhibitions, a landing attempt, and a passenger craft. Victims include Ivan Cobel of Bedford Iowa and Charles Gilhausen of Des Moines.
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Chicago
Middle West
Far West
plane crashes kill three in three states
In Palisades California two men died and a third was fatally injured when a plane failed to recover from a loop and plunged 1500 feet near Palisades Del Rey. Pilot A L Baker and passenger Henry Krause died, passenger Sheldon Riley injured. In Kansas City one man died and two were seriously hurt when a plane tailspun and burned on impact. In Indiana Otterbein High School youths Darwin Leighty and Robert Buros died after a plane crashed during a landing attempt. pilot Donald Burgelt was seriously hurt.
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Palisades
del Rey
Calif
A. L. Baker
Henry, Krause
Sheldon Riley
Kansas City
L. W. Dugger
DA Fayette
Ind
Atwo Otterbein High School
Darwin Leighty
Robert Buros
Donald Burgelt
Charles, Ind
Youthful car thief shot by policeman in Toledo chase
In Toledo on September 10 a one year old boy was killed as Paul Stack, seated in a stolen car, drove away after police fired. Patrolman Adam Dlugowicz and two younger companions were with him as the dramatic pursuit ended with the youth’s death.
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Toledo
UPR
Paul Stack
Paul
Adam Dlugowicz
Snakes Exhibit At Lash Drug Company Window
Two rattlesnakes killed in Pennsylvania by Charles Herman of -Jle Walker Street and his cousin Jack Kane are shown in Lash Drug Company windows near Renova, Pennsylvania. The black rattler measures three feet two inches with twelve rattles and a button, while the yellow rattler of the same length also has twelve rattles and a button. An antler from a region deer is included in the exhibit.
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Lash Drug Company
Pennsylvania
Charles Herman
Walker Street
Jack Kane
Renova
Man Shot in Third Attack at Mine No 281 Mine
A sniper fired three times in as many days at Mine No 281 Mine in Modoc. L Green was shot in the groin and arm and is hospitalized in Athens. A man narrowly escaped hit as guards returned fire. Investigators found little evidence and searched woods with a bloodhound. Green, a Powhatan fireman, is unmarried.
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Sunday Creek Valley
Modoc
L. Green
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
A. J. Crawford
Gloustar
Blaine Goldsberry
Green
Ted Allshire
Derthick
Fred Cabeen
Cabeen
Crawford
Glouster
Tom Blower
Ed Matthews
Whnam Williams
Wayne Wingett
C. WH. Harris
Gallipolis
Harris
Mondoc
Builer House
Powhattan
Forty years of life in a single family in Redlands
At Redlands California in September 1923 23 year old Mrs Sista Corona mother of 13 children recounts her life story She married David Corona in 1918 had Jose at 14 and 12 more births with only seven living now She longs for reconciliation with her husband and hopes to have more children Her enthusiasm for motherhood and helping neighbors remains strong despite loss and hardship The piece notes four living sons and three daughters with one boy one girl and two twins among the deceased. In the same report gunfire targets Mine No 10 and nearby Mine No 281 as deputies search for a sniper while a special rifle is suspected and clues are sought.
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Des Moines
Charles Gilhausen
Jacksonville
United Mine Workers of America Organization
Camp Perry
Joseph ©. Soper
Selfridge Mied
Mich
Conrad Wein
Wiftteen
David Watkins
William Houscrash
Ton
Indianapolis
Boil' Men
Ohio
Houston
Ilinois
U. Bf. W. of A
Llinois
Jit
Wein
Hocksing Valley
Sin
Sista
Corona
Redlands
David
Modoc
Sunday Creek
Derthick
jSheriff
Pete McKinley
Life and Death Mystery Opened by Noted Physiologist
London dispatch reports Prof A V Hill of Glasgow progress on age old life and death questions. He studies muscles and nerve cells to compare human energy sources with machines and explains dying as oxygen failure leading to disintegration. The 41 year old Nobel laureate’s work is described as a scientific sensation awaiting public disclosure.
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Glasgow
Keith Jones
Walter Press
London
A. V. Hill
Evening Standard
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Professor Hinl
Ferecus
Hhi
Darwin
Professor Hill
Tion
Molecu
Hill
Mine Meeting Sparks Coal Strike Riots in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on September 10, police nabbed 28 men for investigation and one for court on inciting riot after clashes between rival coal strike factions at a United Mine Workers gathering. About 110 men were arraigned for the melee as the Save The Union group clashed with opponents of John L. Lewis’s leadership. Charles Fulp, a Black man, faced a separate inciting riot charge.
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Pittsburgh
U.R
John W. Orie
Central Police
Save the Union
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Charles Fulp
Kellogg Returns Happy Over Pact Response Abroad
United States Secretary of State Frank B. Kellogg returned to New York aboard the Leviathan. He praised European reaction to the treaty for renunciation of war calling it a world wide promotion of peace and noting fifteen nations signed while 34 signaled intent to adhere.
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New York
U.A
Tase
United States
Frank B. Kellogg
Kellogg
Tunney Abandons Walking Tour Plans
Gene Tunney announced there would be no extended walking tour through Europe. He and his party will return to the United States on October 1, with future continental travel by air and train. He toured Versailles during the visit before departure.
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Paris
U.P
Gene Tunney
Europe
United States
Tunney
Versailles
Man Killed by Car Struck While on Tracks in Nelsonville
In Nelsonville on a foggy early Sunday, Robert Lowry, 55, was found on railroad tracks after being struck by a passing automobile and hit by a southbound streetcar. The body, discovered around 6:30 am, showed a fractured skull and a severed foot. Coroner Lew Jones held an inquest, with investigations focusing on a possible hit-and-run prior to the car strike. Lowry, a former miner, left two daughters and siblings in the area, with funeral plans undecided.
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Nelsonville
Robert Lowry
Folesy
Lowry
Stout
Lew Jones
Athena
Jobs
Toul
Toledo
Cleveland
West Virginia
Prank Lowry
Richard McConaha
WAR VETERANS PLEDGE SUPPORT FOR OHIO HOME
United Spanish War Veterans at Wilmington pledged backing for Major C. Burton who runs the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphan Home at Xenia. They opposed moves to abandon the home and urged backing of state maintenance for the homes at Xenia Madison and Sandusky. Judge Charles Schaber urged support for candidates favoring permanent state maintenance.
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Wilmington
U.R
United Spanish War Veterans
Burton
Ohio
Xenia
Madison
Sandusky
Body of Captain Elmer Fancher Identified
Rites were held in Foster Kentucky for Captain Elmer Fancher pilot of the steamer Betsy Ann whose body was found in the Ono River at Ashland. Fancher, reported missing at Gallipolis Thursday, was identified by E A Thomas Brooksville Kentucky undertaker.
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Foster
U.be
Elmer Fancher
Betsy Ann
Ono River
Ashland
Gallipolis
E. A. Thomas
Brooksville
Dusty Roads Spurs Petitions From Beaumont and The Plains
Residents of Beaumont and The Plains circulate petitions asking the state highway department to close or divert the dusty Plains road. Dust from heavy traffic during detour work on the other route harms daily travel and safety, with locals urging action to reduce dust and restore smoother transit.
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Chauncey
State Highway Department
Beaumont
Plains
Homyy
Trafic
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Ivan Cobel
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Bred Trailro
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Sioux Falls
W.P
Harold Tennant
Frank Kuehn
Garretson
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UMN
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Boy Lash
H. 8. Green
Reed Airshire
Dan ‘Thomas
NLA
Redland, Calif
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U.ri
Harry Lauder
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