Indians Angry At America Over Saklatvala Ban
Indian groups in Britain plan protests against the United States ban on Saklatvala, Parsee communist MP. The Indian association condemns the ban as a policy toward Indians, while British communists promise a rally in Battersea. The Foreign Office denies involvement in Kellogg’s action, but rumors persist.
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London
United States
Shapurji Saklatvala
House of Commons
Indian Association of Great Britian
Saklatvala
Indian Association
India
Communist Party of Great Britain
Battersea
Saklatavala
Kellogg
Great Britain
Kelloge
British Foreign Office
Foreign Office
Crook Tries to Swallow Glass in Suicide Attempt
Investigation followed a death by self harm after George Schiller 43 crushed crystal in his watch and swallowed it. He, a widely known swindler and confidence man, posed as Count Otto Winklelstein in Washington and was imprisoned. Police say he is wanted in Milwaukee Pittsburgh and San Diego.
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Chicago
George Schiller
Washington
Schiller
Count Otto Winkelstein
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
San Diego
Dawes Ends Speaking Tours After 6,000 Mile West Trip
Vice President Charles G. Dawes returns to Evanston after a six thousand mile campaign through the West. He says he has revived favorable sentiment for his senate rules fight and that about 1,600 invitations to speak await him, most of which will not be accepted.
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Chicago
Evanston
Senate
Charles G. Dawes
Maine Votes Massive Tide Power Plan in Passamaquoddy Bay
Dexter P. Cooper, engineer, says the approval of a $100,000,000 project to harness tides in Passamaquoddy Bay will yield four times the energy of Muscle Shoals, about 3,268,000,000 kilowatt hours annually. The decision by Maine voters marks a historic energy push.
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Maine
Passamaquaday Bay
Dexter P. Cooper
Muscle Shoals
New Financing Offer Promises Low Cost Long Term Loan
A promotional note advertises a loan of 500 000 Ronpepouey available year round. It claims low price with no ongoing costs for horse power as it does not require feeding watering boarding grooming or care and is not subject to aging illness or demise.
Turn to page four opens bold tide power plan
A fragment describes a vast tidal power project with 500000 horsepower driving turbines to boost Maine into an industrial leader. It hints at billions of dollars swelling the state's wealth and asks readers to continue on page four for more details.
Jimmy Walker Started as Song Writer by Gene Coiman
In Tin Pan Alley there is renewed interest in J J Walker once a minor songwriter now NYC mayoral candidate. He built his career on old ballads and royalties from Will You Love Me in December as You Do in May and Sally songs co authored with Janet Allen. Marks Music recalls discovering him as pianos clatter while a crowd of Walkers with songs awaits.
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Gene Coimanner
Wjer
New York
Tin Pan Alley
Bankig
America
J. J. Walker
Jimmy Walker
Sally
Janet Allen
James J. Walker
Jimmy
Janet
Japet
E. B. Marks
Marks Music Company
Marks
Jimmy Walkers
King Alfonso Seeks Longevity Through Experimental Therapy
Madrid dispatch reports King Alfonso of Spain met Dr Voronoff and discussed his life prolongation methods. The king, traveling to San Sebastian with his family, plans to return to Madrid on Monday after the talks.
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Trey
London
King Alfonso
Spain
Madrid
London Express
Voronoff
San Sebastian
Seacoast
Road Committee to Make Important Suggestions Soon
The special legislative highway committee in Columbus is studying proposals for highway legislation. Ideas include raising truck and bus fees, state funding of all state roads with construction type named, building wide permanent roads where traffic is heavy, then grading down as traffic drops, and removing the highway department from politics by appointing a non party highway commissioner.
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Columbus
Sept
Special Legislative Highway Committee
State Highway Department
Partizan Highway
Miners Prepare Appeal Over Court Ruling on Picketing
In Pomfroy on September 18, President Lee Hall and Secretary Gyhn Savage of the United Mine Workers of Ohio announce plans to appeal the firing of Judge Miller who issued a permanent injunction against mine picketing. Several nearby mines operate under the 1017 wage scale.
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Pomfroy
Lee Hall
Gy Hn. Savage
United Mine Workers of Ohio
Miller
Fire prevention address at Ohio district Sons conference
In Columbus on September 3, C B Magruder of the state fire marshal's office spoke on fire prevention before the Ohio district Sons conference. Delegates listened to talks on safety and prevention topics.
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LIONS
Sessio
Columbus
Black man confesses to serious case against 14 year old
Jim Henry 37 of Addyston Ohio admits robbery and serious assault of Edna Boswell a 14 year old from North Bend Ohio. He is in custody at Hamilton County Jail after capture by village authorities less than 24 hours after the crime.
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Cincinnati
Jim Henry
Addyston
Ohio
Edna Boswell
North Bend
Hamilton County
Ederle Says Wolffe Order Halted Channel Swim
Gertrude Ederle arrived aboard the Mauretania in New York revealing that an order by trainer Jabez Wolffe, not any personal reluctance, forced her to abandon the attempted English Channel swim.
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New York
Jabez Wolffe
Gertrude Ederle
Mauretania
Milk War erupts in Chicago as bomb hits plant
A Chicago milk supplier plant is wrecked by a big bomb amid a labor dispute over a alleged milk trust. Employers and union officials clash as guards accompany deliveries while parents accuse impure milk to prompt school milk changes. Authorities ponder legal action as war rhetoric escalates.
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Chicago
Owen L. S .Ort
THE
Consolidated Press
Associat
Vurion
Bisployers’ Association
Detective Bureau
G. L. Hostetter
Ohio highway contracts set for September letting
Columbus Sept 18. The state highway department announced plans to let contracts on September 25 for improving about seventy five miles of Ohio highways at an estimated cost over 2 million dollars. The project calls for forty four separate jobs across forty counties.
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Columbus
State Highway Department
Ohio
Miner Benjamin Priest Killed in Rendville Mine Accident
New Lexington reports Benjamin Priest 69 assistant superintendent of Burns Brothers mine Rendville was instantly killed when he accidentally walked into a shot being fired in the mine.
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New Lexington
Benjamin Priest
Burns Brothers
Rendville
Flattery as Salt on Vanity Says Festorie
A quoted remark from Festorie of Ohie in the Times notes flattery as the act of sprinkling salt on vanity. The line appears in a brief opinion or column snip.
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Ohie
Times
Spanish Troops Struggle to Hold Alhucemas Positions
From Melilla Morocco reports say Spanish forces disembarked on Alhucemas bay face nightly Rif attack as De Rivera moves from Tetuan toward Ajdir. Levante winds hinder flotilla supply runs delaying provisioning and new landings. A fierce Rif assault on Moro Nuevo was repelled after three hours with guns and grenades.
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Paris
Primo de Rivera
Tetuan
Alhucemas Bay
Ajdir
Melilla
Morocco
Levante
Moro Nuevo
Storm not cause of Shenandoah disaster, reports suggest
Cambridge story by Earnest Sheehan claims the airship crash killed fourteen men was not caused by a storm. The vessel covered twenty two miles before wreck, stars and moon were visible, and winds were under forty miles per hour. Mutiny rumors among troops from Southern Spain to Morocco grow.
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Cambridge
The
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Earnest Sheehan
Spain
Morocco
Traction Order Beyond Control of State Board
The state utilities commission ruled it lacks jurisdiction to act on a protest against the Sunday Creek Traction line near Athens. The receiver of the Hocking County tramway sought to discontinue service citing operating losses. Protesters include Athens residents T. F. Hamilton and others and several names from Athens.
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Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Courier
Athens
Sunday Creek Traction
T. F. Hamilton
E. D. Junod
Homer Rone
M. M. Russell
Waide J. Bolin
A. B. Howard
Find
Walter Smith
W. McVicker
L. W. Koenig
G. Hoch
Mansfield
W. J. May
Pp. Genter
W. L. French
Pearl Allman
Charles Dorstore
Race war warned as next global conflict Bishop says
Bishop William F. McDowell in Columbus at the 114th Ohio conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church warns that a future war will be driven by race with India China and Japan rising to power. He calls for Jesus centered action to prevent civilizational peril and urges mission support. The program includes talks by McDowell Henderson Nicholson Franklin and others with a Father and Son banquet planned.
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Columalus
God Save the World
William F. McDowell
Washington
Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
Seasion
India
China
Japan
McDowell
Jesus
Civ
Ohio M. E
Dishope McDowell
T. BK. Henderson
Cincinnati
Thomas Nicholson
Pr. c. P. Franklin
Union College
Barbourville
W. E. Graham
Detroit
James A. White
Columbus
Reward Offered for Abd el Krim Dead or Alive in Rif
Proclamations spread in the Rif offer about 25 000 francs reward for the capture or killing of Abd el Krim, issued by Sultan Muley Yusef under Spanish protectorate authority, reported from Melilla via the Journal.
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Paris
France
Abd-E Krim
Riff
Melilla
Sultan Muley Yusef
Highest officials attacked in churches report
The Federal Council of Churches survey on national prohibition criticizes Secretary Mellon for not being a dedicated prohibitionist and for weaker enforcement. It cites President Wilson as not a prohibitionist and Harding as lax, while noting improvements under General Lincoln C. Andrews reorganization.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Federal Council of Churches
Wilson
Harding
Lincoln C.andrews
Oil Vessel Solitaire Burns in Port Blaze
In Jacksonville Florida on September 18 a series of explosions aboard the Texas oil motor vessel Solitaire left wireless operator J W Simmons missing and injured Fire Chief F Haney and two other firemen. The boat was wrecked in port early today.
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Jacksonville
Fla
J. W. Simmons
F. Haney
Young miner killed in coal fall at Hollister mine
Elijah T. Williams aged 19 was crushed by a coal fall in mine 266 Hollister about 2 p.m. Thursday. He suffered multiple injuries and died less than three hours after admission to Dr Crawford's office. Coroner Bandere investigated. He was a son of Mr and Mrs Benn Williams of Oakdale. Funeral at Church of Christ Sunday 2 p.m. Burial Greenlawn cemetery near Nelsonville.
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Glouster
Elijah T. Williams
Hollister
Crawford
Andrews & Wallace
Williama
Bandere
Millfield
Benn Williame
Oakdale
Church of Christ
Frampton
Greenlawn
Nelsonville
Nelsonville Man Fatally Injured in Highway Crash
Nelsonville resident Verity was walking near Obetz Junction when an automobile struck him Thursday night. He suffered a fractured skull and was taken to Radius hospital in Columbus where he died.
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Columbus
Nelsonville
Verity
Obetz Junction
Rum Sleuths Kept Incognito Under New Prohibition Chief
Izzy Einstein and Moe Smith, famed rum sleuths, receive their last likely newspaper portraits as John A. Foster orders agents to remain incognito. The move aims at reducing exposure of agents who once made headlines with disguises and arrests.
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New York
Izzy Einstein
Moe Smith
Mr. Volstead
John A. Foster
Prohibition
Iasy
Moe
Thatsec
Tures
Lazy
Army and Navy push for aviation overhaul probe and costs
Washington dispatch says lawmakers press for a permanent air service HQ behind closed doors. Wilbur and Acting War Secretary Davis order records ready for inspection as Mitchell faces possible court martial amid calls for broader investigation into military aviation efficiency.
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J. N. & Mall
Washington
Hill
Wilbur
War Davis
Wik ‘House
Gram
Coolidge
Wni
American Aviation
Mende
Navy Wilber
Davis
William Mitchell
Tore
Air Services
Mitchell
San Antonio
Texas
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Army
Navy
Ichell
Congress
Air Service
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