Naval Affairs Group Continues Naval Lobbying Probe
The Senate advances its agenda with hearings on the Shearer case and Deenen charges while considering a Philadelphia labor injunction and a Vandenberg bill on transfer of judges. The Treasury, Farm Board, and Finance Committee work on tariff and corporate secrecy as House recesses toward October 14.
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Naval Affairs Group
Deenen
Washington
U.R
Senate
Shearer
House
Naval Affairs
Judiciary Committee
Senator Deneen
Illinois
Chicago
la Follette
Wisconsin
Philadelphia
Vandenberg
Michigan
Hard-boiled Bandits Take Sum at Bank
Four bandits robbed the State Bank in Stoney Ridge taking 1600 dollars. They locked cashier Clarence Moenter in the vault and fled in a waiting car after demanding cash. Moenter escaped the vault later, with the robbers gone.
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Stoney Ridge Bank
Toledo
U.R
Stoney Ridge
Clarence Moenter
Moenter
Autumn Equinox Marks Sun Crossing The Equator
The article notes the autumn equinox at 7 53 A M today when the sun crosses the earth’s equator signaling the end of summer and the start of fall. Ohio forecasts continued fair weather with a slight temperature change tonight and tomorrow.
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Ohio
Two Newsboys Die in Columbus Hit-Skip Incident
Ohio air and road tragedies claim several lives over the weekend. In Columbus two 13 year old newsboys Walter Mathis and Charles Provens were struck and killed by a hit skipp ing motorist who fled.
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Columbus
U.R
Ohio
United Press Today
Walter Mathis
Charles Provens
Fairfield
Dayeoon
Mark H. Redman
Army Air Corps
Redman
Iowa
Akron
Bessie Roebuck
Elwood Lhommpseon
Cincinnati
Casius Burwell
Hartwell
Nora Carrier
Lakewood
Warren
Charles H. Streckenridge
Princeton
Ind
Bolshevism Flies Here in Radical Land Commentary
Arthur Brisbane argues on Bolshevism and wealth in early 20th century American discourse. He questions who is richest and who bears responsibility while discussing radical ideas and widespread social shifts.
Airplane cross Arctic route hints at new Russia ties
An aircraft originating in Russia landed Saturday in extreme northwestern American territory then proceeded toward New York. The voyage, at 110 mph over the Bering Straits, suggests growing business ties and prompts talk of expanding air power to counter Bolshevik influence. Secretary Mellon notes strong opportunities for young men amid rising industrial wealth and speculation about the fortunes of Mellon Rockefeller Ford.
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Russia
New York
Bering Straits
Duchess of Bedford Makes India Flight for Amusement
Colonel Lindbergh begins a 7,900 mile flight with his wife. The Duchess of Bedford, now past 69, travels from England to India and back for amusement.
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Lindbergh
Duchess of Bedford
England
India
Mrs Charles Cary Rumsey Continues Pageant Tour
A few days ago Mrs Charles Cary Rumsey daughter of the late continues on a Yage tour with social engagements and public appearances as part of her activities following the death of her spouse.
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Charles Cary Rumsey
Albuquerque Flooding From Rio Grande Races City
Rain-swollen Rio Grande breached banks after fifty years of record rainfall. Homes flooded and adobe structures collapsed in Albuquerque's northern outskirts. Railroad traffic disrupted by washouts on the Santa Fe. About 3000 people aided by 600 University students helped move belongings to safety.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Rio Grande
Santa Fe
The
State University
Rescue of Woman and Three Men From Stranded Ship
Coast Guard authorities report the rescue of one woman and three men from the Swedish steamer Carijephard aground off Elizabeth City North Carolina. Sixteen people remain aboard and are being brought ashore by breeches buoy as the vessel bound from Canada to Tampa with plaster cargo faces the crisis.
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Washington
Rept
U.P
Elizabeth City
N. C
Coast ‘Guard
Kill-Devil Hill
Canada
lTampa
Veteran Dead in Bridgeport After Fall
Gideon H. Harper 86, oldest member of the Martins Ferry G A R Post, dies from injuries after a fall.
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Bridgeport
Gideon H. Harper
Martins Ferry
G. A. R. Post
River captain found murdered near Gallipolis
The body of Capt. William Raike, 40, owner of a fleet of Ohio River junk boats, was found in a field near Silver Bridge four miles east of Gallipolis. Coroner says it appears murder. robbery suspected as money and a cigar pack were found nearby. Raike had been divorced and a property settlement was about to begin.
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Gallipolis
U.P
William Raike
Ohio River
Silver Bridge
Here
Raike
James T. Hanson
Noah Davis
Miss Luella Fox Enrolls in Mt. Carmel Nursing Program
Luella Fox of New Straitsville, graduate of New Straitsville High School and daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Fox, has enrolled in the nurses training school at Mt. Carmel Hospital in Columbus.
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New Lexington
Luella Fox
New Straitsville High School
Leo Fox
New Straitsville
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Classified Ads Highlight Mules Rooms Hats Cleaned
The Messenger features ads offering six and six year old well matched mules for sale. Prices include 75 cents per bushel for Kelfer Tears. Rentals include two well furnished rooms with private bath on Fast State Street. Hat cleaning and blocking available for 58 cents.
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Messenger
Fast State Street
New Students Register at Ohio University Freshmen Week
Freshmen enrollment at Ohio University opens with the largest number of applications in history. Registrar Frank Dilley expects total enrollment to reach 2500, two hundred more than last year. Deans Johnston and Voigt host a reception for new men and women at 8 p.m. in the Men’s Union.
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Ohio University
Frank Dilley
Athens
Lindley
Howard and Boyd Hall
John Kr, Johnston
Irma E. Voigt
Capital Nightlife Draws Prohibition Enforcement Debate
President Hoover faces call from Senator Howell to clean up Washington’s vice districts. White House backs district officials while demanding concrete charges and stronger enforcement. Dr Clarence True Wilson urges more funding and armed measures to combat bootlegging and arming gangs.
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Washington
Hoover
Howell
Nebraska
White House
Clarence ‘True Wilson
Methodist Board of Temperance
Wilson
Hlowell
They Plan To Live Within Their Income
John Coolidge and his bride Florence plan a simple early American home life in Connecticut. Mrs Coolidge gifts an elegant early American bedroom set signaling frugal, genuine living. The couple tends to marry and settle in as townsfolk discuss their union. Continued on Page Five.
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Plainville, Conn
John Coolidge
Florence
John
Marence
John H. Trumbull
Plainville
Conn
Huggins Near Death Report Shocks Baseball Fans
New York details Milley Huggins, who transformed the Yankees into a great team, is reported near death. Doctors cite erysipelas of the face as the technical cause, though fans sense a broken heart as the famed manager confronts a faltering pennant race.
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New York
Milley Huggins
New York Yankees
Florence Trumbull to wed John Coolidge today at 4
Florence Trumbull and John Coolidge plan a 4 PM wedding at the First Congregational Church in Maine connected estate circles. Former President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge attend as the groom's parents arrive by car from Northampton.
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Plainville
Conn
Florence Trumbull
John Coolidge
President Coolidge
Mra. Coolidge
Northampton
Steheon
Irving G. Stevens
Trumbull
Maine
Connecticut National Guard
First Congregational Church
Miss Trumbull
White House
Coolidge
New Haven Railroad
Senator Blease cites narcotics joints near Capitol
Senator Blease, a Democrat from South Carolina, charged in the Senate today that four narcotic joints operate within a few blocks of the Capitol and that their locations are known to those expected to stop them.
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Washington
Capitol
Senator Blease
South Carolina
Senate
Five Die in Midwest Air Crashes
Five people were killed in separate airplane crashes across the Midwest over the weekend, authorities reported. The incidents occurred in Chicago and nearby regions as investigations began into the fatal mishaps.
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Chicago
Middlewest
Government vows full enforcement and model system nationwide
The statement promises vigorous investigation by the Department of Justice and full enforcement in the district to establish a nationwide model. It emphasizes immediate action, coordination with enforcement agencies, and adherence to legal structure to ensure stringent application of the law.
Sinclair Claims Persecution While in Jail
Washington D C September 23 U P Harry F Sinclair the district jail prisoner and Henry Mason Day both serving contempt of court sentences for Teapot Dome jury shadowing issued statements from the jail saying they were told President Hoover denied their commutation requests but they expect final vindication Sinclair said he was persecuted by the government for practicing what he asserts the government has long indulged in Day said he is jailed for a crime he did not commit noting observation of a jury became contempt only when he engaged in it.
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Washington, D. C
U.P
Harry F. Sinclair
Hinclair
Henry Mason Day
Teapot Dome
Hoover
Day
Sinclair
37th Veterans Are Now in Belgium
In Crussels on September 23 memory of World War I returned as veterans of the 87th Division Ohio contingent of the AEF marched in khaki with decorations. A reception at City Hall was planned followed by a trip to the Field of Waterloo. huge Belgians crowded streets to watch.
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Ohio
Waterloo
Senator Burton Still Confined After Summer Grippe Attack
Washington dispatch reports Senator Theodore E. Burton of Ohio remains confined to his apartment two weeks after an attack of summer grippe.
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Washington
U.P
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
Revolutionary forces shell Nationalist troop ship near Ichang
A concealed gun battery of General Chang Fat-Kwei shelled a Nationalist troop ship en route to Ichang from Hankow near Itu 20 miles from Ichang. One Chinese mess boy was killed and 40 soldiers were wounded.
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Shanghai
Chang Fat-Kwei
Itu
Ichang
Hankow
Investigation opened into deaths of five in Monroe crash
An official inquiry began in Monroe Michigan into the deaths of an entire family of five and a sixth person killed when their automobile was struck by a fast Michigan Central train yesterday near Monroe.
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Monroe
Mich
Jealousy Sparks Fatal Shot Near Trimble
Jack Lyons, 34, Akron, son of John E. Lyons, was killed by Otto Mohring on Fierce Ridge near Trimble after leaving a beer party. Mohring said Lyons tried to enter his home, breaking a window before three shots were fired. Authorities deem it an accidental shooting following trespass.
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Otto Mohring
Jack Lyons
Akron
John E. Lyons
Middleport
Fierce Ridge
Trimble
Lyons
Mohring
L. F. Jones
J Yona
Anid
Mohringah
R. D. Wileliana
Athens County
Sherif William Williams
Fred Heck
Jones
Lyon
Williams
Tress
Lyons in Ohio River engineer license holder linked to Meigs County
The statement notes Lyons held an engineer license for operating a steamboat on the Ohio River though he may not have worked as an engineer. He was married to Florence Barton, with custody of three children awarded to John E Lyons. Relatives and local officials were reported in Meigs County and Athens amid court actions and disputes.
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Meigs County
Florida
J. Willock
Lindsay Lyons
Athens
Lyons
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Brookhart
Legge
Dayton
Arthur Brisbane
King Meatures Incorporated
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Kerensky
Bolahevisam
Moscow
Wall Street
Mellon
Melion
Harding
MR. Mellon
Rockefeller
George Faker
Henry Ford
John PD. Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Department of Justice
District of Columbia
Dougherty
Pratt
Rover
William Blanford
Newburgh
N. Y
Julia Blanshard
Huggins
Belgium
Burke
Olson
Rich Meigs County
Woman
Merry
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