Daugherty warns law respect erodes by bootlegger outrage
Attorney General Daugherty condemned agitators who shield bootleggers and shout personal liberty as threats to law in an address to the American and Ohio Bar Associations. He warned that praise for conscientious convicts and anti enforcement sentiment endanger government, urging semi governmental efforts to inform public opinion and uphold law.
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United States
Daugherty
Lhat Holds & Sootlesser
Daupherty
Danser
Put
German Demonstration for Republic Peaceful Berlin Rally
A peaceful German demonstration in Berlin supporting the German Republic was held today without incident. Tight security and organized pre cautions followed the assassination of Matthias Braberg the previous week.
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Berlin
German Republic
Mathias Braberger
Weather Summary for Southern New England and Vicinity
Weather bulletin reports higher pressure east of the Mississippi, lingering thundershowers near the Upper Ohio Valley and scattered Atlantic points. Temperatures stay warm in the mid Atlantic while cooler air spreads across the Northwest Atlantic region. Expect a moderation of highs in the north, with a slight rise in temperatures in the north Atlantic states Friday.
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New England
Tharedas
Adisstasippi
Upper
Ohio
Atlantic
Middle Atlantic
Zor Zaksvertner
Mississippi River
North Atlantic States
German Field Marshal Von Buelow Dies at 82
General von Buelow once commanded Germany’s second army in the war and was promoted to marshal on January 27, 1915. Reports note his death at age 82 and reference prevailing Allied demands for surrender of German leaders named in the Versailles treaty.
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Gerlin
Coun
Karl von Buelow
Germany
Shernok
Reid
Marshal
Fasser
Mairenal von Buelow
Gernan
Aubnius
Nimeslf
Mics
Lst
Burch Divorce Granted in Murder Case Tie
Ben Lawrence Alfie Burch was granted a divorce in District Court from Arthur C. Burch amid a murder case tied to Wadalynhe Obenchain over the Kennedy killing in Los Angeles. The Kansas divorce grants absolute six months from filing for neglect and abandonment, with custody given to Mrs. Burch for their four-year-old son. Witnesses were the plaintiff and her mother.
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Lawrence
Ben
Ate
Mra
Alfie Burch
Arthur C. Burch
Wadalynhe
J. Belton Kennedy
Los Angeles
Burch
William A. Quarle
Montana
Kens Nea
Plainiiff
Yale Grad Wills Land to College in Bequest mix
Clarenss W. Kline a Yale graduate died in Westport after an auto crash in August. He leaves 110 acres at St Johns Pa known as The Bengalow to Yale Forestry School. Donald H Andrews of South ington receives 5000 for being with him. The will also provides a 15000 Yale trust on Rawin Johnson. The Phi Delts get 2000. Axalon Island gets 15000 for a monument to Juan Rodyez Cae Grilio. Meriam C Christiansen holds the trust until death. Frances H Valentine of Buffalo receives 2400.
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Clarenss W. Kline
College Street
New Haven
Yale
St. Vincent's Hospital
BeverBi Lours
Westport
St. Johns
Tlaierne County
Forestry School
Yale University
Donald H. Andrews
Southington
Kline
Weetwort
Andrews
St Vingents Hospital
Rawin H. Johnson
New York
Phi Delts
Axalon
Santa Catalina Island
Juan Rody Ez Cae Grilio
Meriam C. Christiansen
Badger
Jaws
van Jeff
Frances H. Valentine
Buffalo
Burglars Enter Former Governor's Summer Home
In Guilford Connecticut, burglars entered the summer home of former governor Raol Woodraft last night. Items were taken though the value is not stated. State police were summoned and Woodraft planned to issue a statement. In Stratford, the Fifth District voted to form a civic association at Whit ney School, with Elford Clark presiding.
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Guilford
Conn
Raolin
Woodraft
Stratford Flas
STW Civic Association
Stratford
EH Whitney School
Elford Clark
Unemployed England Warns U S Is Worse Off Now
Desperate efforts by labor leaders amid mass unemployment as Britain faces record hardship. Authorities warn the United States is even worse off due to world trade paralysis. New York dispatches quote U S unemployment near 9 million, with Britain debating higher relief and municipal grants.
Reapportionment bill expected after conference with President
Representative Mondell of Wyoming announced after a conference with the President that a reapportionment bill is expected to pass. The House faces a bill reported by the House Rules Committee proposing 460 members, with an increase over the present size.
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Al—-Con- Brese Trolbulhby
Mondell
Wyoming
House
Ciais
Claim for 20000 in negligence suit filed in Superior Court
James H. Clancy sues Dr William McLaughlin alleging severe injuries from a falling dental instruments tray through a window on Main Street on June 11. He seeks twenty thousand dollars in damages for alleged negligence.
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William Mclaughlin
James H. Clancy
Clancy
Dentists Office
Six killed in New Belfast riots widespread violence and fear
Casualties mount as nine to eleven hours of gunfire and sniper fire erupt in New Belfast. Authorities report six dead and about thirty wounded during three days of unrest. Rail service suspended. streets deserted as shops close and factories halt operations. Police struggle to restore order amid ongoing attacks.
Club Busses Withdrawn Pending Court Outcome
Bridgeport jitney bus tensions escalate as police enforce the new law. Bridgeport Bus Association leader Kilpatrick seeks city court relief pending higher court review. Norwalk busses halted amid orders, with Superintendant Plan urging state police enforcement. Court hearings loom as regulators study club plan legality.
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Jitney
Bridgeport
W. F. D. Kilpatrick
Bridgeport Bus Association
Norwalk Jousses Ur
Urder Orfera
Siperintendant
Wianaman
Norwalt
Chucine
Kilpatrick
Bridgeport Buns Association
Robbins B. Stoevker
Motor Vehicles
Jliney
Intepret Tar
Rotor Vehicles
Stoeckel
Flricju
Cheb Organisation
Pha
Slight Business Recovery Forecast by Reserve Board
Washington Aug 1 Indication of a broad general dualness recovery throughout the country are still lacking according to the yellowed report from the Federal Reserve Board issued tonight. Shallow improvement in foreign trade fairly good agriculture yields and enlargement of manufacturing demands point to a more favorable autumn season but the situation is not such as to forecast any extensive or immediate revival of business in a large sense. On employment the board said large figures for unemployment have been transmitted to Congress but these figures reflect peak periods of employment in various manufacturing industries. activity was not expanding as demand for skilled workers remains largely confined to building trades with little demand for unemployed liners.
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Washington
Ederel Reserve Board
Crigreas
Cotton Mills Return to Near Normal in New Bedford
New Bedford Mass Aug 31 An increased demand for rotten goods prompts a revival of mill activity. Most cloth mills now running at full time with machinery operating, output trending toward prewar levels.
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New Bedford
Mass
Taille Hore
New York Holds Bonus Act Illegal in High Court Ruling
The New York Court of Appeals, by five to two, ruled the Soldier Bonus Act invalid for violating Article VII, section 6, blocking the state credit for soldier bonuses. Judge Andrews wrote the majority opinion, with dissent by Judges Cardoso, Pound, and Pound. The ruling emphasizes safeguarding public credit and preventing improvidence.
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Albany
N.Y. Ug
Court of Appeals
Wiliam
Andrews
Frank H.hiscock
Toho W. Hogan
Chester By
McLaughlin
Frederick D. Crane
Benjamin MN
Cardoso
Cuthbert W. Pound
Andrews Seta
Agetesa
New Crying Gas May Be Used on Miners
Washington officials report the army chem warfare section has perfected a new crying gas that could be sent to mine operations in West Virginia if federal troops intervene. Two regiments stand ready and would be equipped, with men exposed to gas experiencing coughing fits but no lasting aftereffects.
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Washington, Ave
Army
West Virginia
Senate Committee Drops Tariff to Take Up Tax Bill
Senate Finance Committee moves to drop tariff talk and push revenue bill. Smoot tax plan and possible behind closed doors hearings set the stage for Senate action when reconvened. Administration support cited for railroad funding bill following the tax measure and tariff discussion.
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Senate
Washington
Ace
Senate Finance Committee
Committee
Ander
Tressury
Mellon
Smoot
Hardine
Watson
Island of Yap issue may be adjusted soon
Washington Aug. 31. The question of adjusting points at issue in the Island of Yap remains the subject of diplomatic conversations between the United States and Japan with good prospects of settlement. No basis was given. it had been suggested tables might be distributed among powers including the United States Japan and Holland. Recognition of the Japanese mandate over the island remains open.
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Washington
Yap
United States
Japan
Te Department
Holland
Miners War Grips Logan as Deaths Rise
Logan West Virginia August 31 authorities report continued clashes as armed miners clash with deputies and volunteers. Four more dead nationwide and hospitals rushed to Peck's Mill while sheriffs coordinate troops and mobilize emergency care. Volunteers flood Logan with support as president Harding’s order to disperse is ignored.
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Logan
Saruce Ierk Ridge
Logan County
Harding
Don Chapin
Bill Hatfold
McDowsell County
Is Creek
Peck's Mill
McDowell
Peck’s Mil
Anid
Tamore
Sherif Chafin
Sherif McDowell
Nightfal
Inti
Losan County
Mors’ Ean
Longan County
Spruce Fork Ridge
Httle
Boone County
Marmet
Mingo County
Ship Board Names Head 2000 Federal Troops for Steamship Line
Rossbottom named general manager of the United States Steamship Line as it runs passenger ships amid a Shipping Board dispute with United States Mail. Appointment pending War Department release and approved by the Shipping Board operations committee. Provisions for reconversion of several ships were also authorized. In West Virginia, federal officials said troops could move to respond if protests continue, with martial law proclamation prepared for possible use in five counties.
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Ship Board
U. S. Steamship Line
New York
Aus
Rossbottom
Panama Railroad Steamship Line
United States Steamship Line
The
Shipping Board
United States Mail’ Steamship Company
Tessbottom
War Department
Contrela
Faname Inc
Shipqun Board
Susquehanni
Grant
Mount Vernon
Agamemnon
West Virginia
Hani
Cass Sherman
Ohio
Camp Bix
New Jersey
Fire destroys dirigible kite balloon and hangar at Rockaway
A fire at Rockaway Point Naval Air Station destroyed the dirigible A-6 the kite balloon and a hangar. An unknown gasoline explosion started the blaze. Four crew were aboard. one was slightly hurt. Aircraft wreckage looted near Wellman Gate. Total loss estimated around 700000 with other assets valued at about 190900 for the site and 25000 for the kite balloon. The air station had tested NC planes and contributed to naval aviation history.
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Dirisibie Twilioon
Jarkest Americal
Ica Tyne
Rockway Point Nerval
Grout Rank Coitalaing
Lasregen
Darby Reacevity
Lake Hurst N. J
Tengrada
Whteh
Thoney
St. Johns
Nbf
Rockaway
Lieut
B Hinton
Kiogr
Farrell
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