Dry League head blamed for Begg endorsement split
In Columbus on August 3 Dr. E J Moore superintendent of the Anti Saloon League was named personally responsible for sending out ballots endorsing Myers Y Cooper of Cincinnati for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. League treasurer C L Dickey said the policy committee previously directed equal endorsement for Cooper and former Rep James T Begg of Sandusky. Dickey noted samples favoring Cooper were issued this week and E R Root urged Begg support.
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Columbus
E. J. Moore
Anti-Saloon League
Myers Y. Cooper
Cincinnati
C. L. Dickey
League
Dickey
Moore
Freeman L. Dustman
Cooper
James T. Begg
Sandusky
E. R. Root
Medina
Dustman
Begg
Wayne B. Wheeler
Congress
Brack
Princess Victoria von Schaumburg Lippe visits Quebec with husband
L Evenement reports Princess Victoria Von Schaumburg Lippe and her young husband Alexander Subkoff arrived in Quebec City last night as tourists. They registered under an assumed name but admitted their identities when questioned and said they came from New York to Canada.
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Quebec
L’evenement
Victoria von Schaumburg-Lippe
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
Quebec City
Alexander Subkoff
Victoria
Canada
Fom
New York
Newspaperman Slain Hunt Boy Sought in Portland
Portland Oregon August 3 a 15 year old boy Rex Read is sought in the murder of Ephraim Dewey 60 a retired newspaperman Dewey was found with a neck wound after a beach outing with Read Read once worked for Dewey on the Portland Oregonian and had shown interest in the youth’s welfare Authorities report Read tried to sell Dewey’s car in Salem after the body’s discovery Search extended to Roseburg Medford and North California cities
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Portland
Ore
Ephraim Dewey
Dewey
Rex Read
Read
Portland Oregonia
Salem
Roseburg
Medford
North California
Santa Barbara Fiesta Attracts Historic Spectacle
Will Rogers writes from Santa Barbara praising the city’s grand California fiesta with costumed scenes featuring W G McAdoo aboard a horse among padres. He argues the U S could win Olympic games by annexing Canada and notes the rising auto ownership impact.
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Wil Rogers
Santa Barbara
Cal
California
W. G. McAdoo
Smith
United States
Anex
Canada
Will Rogers
Five Taken in Liquor Raids
Four men and one woman were arrested on liquor law violations after police raided multiple homes. Neage’s residence yielded a wall tank with about two gallons of corn sugar whisky, plus a pint used as evidence. Johnny Eberhart faced charges after a raid found five half pints of corn sugar whisky and twenty one empty bottles smelling of whisky. Hartung was stopped with a gallon jug of beer containing whisky. Mrs. Helen Ulevich was charged after a raid found a half pint of whisky and 33 quarts of home brew, with five gallons of beer also being brewed.
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C. C. Curtis
E. W. Hexamer
Weimer
Adams
W. Walters
George Neage
Mahoning Rd
Johnny Eberhart
Market Av S
Pollock
Harbert
Albert Hartung
10Th St SE
Herman Tausch
Hartung
Helen Ulevich
East View
Elmer Daily
Senator Vare Improves, Doctor Says
Senator elect William B Vare shows improvement after bulletin from Dr John J Shaw of Philadelphia. At 11 30 a bulletin notes temperature at 99 degrees and says condition is better, if anything, in Atlantic City New Jersey.
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Atlantic City
N. J
William
Vare
John J. Shaw
Philadelphia
Senator Ware
Mob Storms Jail In Duncan Oklahoma
Angered citizens tried to enter the Stephens county jail at dawn seeking James Forest accused of attacking a woman. Guards kept the exterior policed as Forest, believed critically wounded by possemen when captured last night, remained in custody.
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Duncan
Okla
Stephens Co
James Forset
Forest
Possemen
Spring Chick PSAs Target Home Safety
A fragmented notice shows contact at 153 6th St NW for a spring safety PSA campaign. It mentions a price tag of 539 and location Mahoning R4 with brief ad-like content.
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6Th St
Fred Stone Injured in Plane Crash Near Trumbull Field
Groton Conn Aug 3 Musical comedy star Fred Stone was seriously injured when his plane made a forced landing near Trumbull Field. He piloted the craft to demonstrate it to his daughter Paula before a lesson. Stone suffered a severe scalp wound and multiple leg fractures. he was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital with his condition initially not disclosed.
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New York
Fred Stone
Stone
Groton
Conn
Trumbull Field
Paula
Old Lyme
Miss Stone
Lawrence Memorial and
Heeney Marries Yankee Girl After Bout Loss
Tom Heeney of New Zealand wed Miss Marion Dunn of Port Washington New York in Ladentown on August 3 after failing to win the heavyweight title from Gene Tunney. Justice P Margulles stated he married the couple after they presented a license and left together. Heeney was said to be heading toward the coast soon after the ceremony.
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Ladentown
N. Y
Tom Heeney
New Zealand
Gene Tunney
Marion Dunn
Port Washington
P. Margulles
United Press Today
Margulles
Heeney
Triangle Plays in Murder Plot In Atlanta
The triangle scheme disrupted plans for the scheduled execution of Clifford Thompson. Thompson’s blonde wife and a lover confessed to killing Coleman Osborne, a Chatsworth merchant, and claimed the slaying was framed on Thompson whom she no longer loved.
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Atlanta, Ga
State Prison
Clifford Thompson
Thompson
Coleman Osborne
Chatsworth
Lindbergh Aids Port St Louis Airport Bond Drive
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh returned to St. Louis after meeting Kansas City airport officials about the transcontinental airmail line. He will support a $2,000,000 Lambert Field bond issue in next week’s primary election to fund airport improvements.
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ST. Louis
Charles A. Lindbergh
Kansas City
Lindbergh
Lambert Field
Texas Jurist Giving Gotham Education
New York August 3 A Texas born Federal Judge William H Atwell on vacation relief in Brooklyn offers a judicial education to New York bootleggers. The white haired southern gentleman explains he fits punishment to the man and distinguishes enforcement from advocacy while declining political remarks. Continued on Page 16 Col 3.
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New York
Solomon
Texas
William H. Atwell
Bailiwick
Dallas
Federal
Brooklyn
Jvsan Whesver
South
Canton on the Up: Builders See Steady 1928 Growth
Canton shows steady post boom growth in construction with permits totaling 2.58 million dollars in seven months of 1928, surpassing 1927 figures. Local builder officials note improve conditions, increased activity in Avondale and surrounding additions, and a shift from speculation to owner-occupied housing.
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Canton
Avondale
Hills and Pales
Harter Heights
Grovemiller
Market Ag Nsa Aeed
Harrisburg
H. W. Barringer
Canton Builders’ Exchange
Akron
Barringer
Condemned Man May Be Saved by Wife Story
Clifford Thompson faced execution when Gov Hardman paused to consider a reprieve after his wife Eula May confessed she and her lover plotted the murder of Coleman Osborne. Osborne was killed at his Chatsworth store, with Thompson and Jim Moss charged, and the wife's admission could alter his fate.
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Atlanta
Clifford Thompson
Hardman
Gov. Hardman
Thompson
Eula May
Coleman Osborne
Chatsworth
Gov
Heat relief due in Midwest as heat wave triggers deaths
Chicago reports seven heat deaths and 91 degree heat on August 2 as relief is forecast. The weather bureau expects cooling showers today in Chicago and the middlewest, with high temps and humidity persisting in the south Great Plains and lower Mississippi valley. New York and Cleveland also report heat related deaths and prostrations.
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Chicago
Middlewest
Weather Bureau
Great Plains
Mississippi Valley
Albert de Wulf
Charles Hellstein
Adam Janoszewski
New York
Doctor Freese Flies to Athens for Urgent Operation
Dr. E. M. Freese of Columbus flew to Athens in a plane piloted by Fred Davis to perform an operation deemed time sensitive. The surgeon reported the procedure was successful.
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Columbus
E. M. Freese
Athens
Rickard Returns Burley Funds Over Tunney Heeney Broadcast
Thom as F. Burley Jr director of WCAP sent money to Tex Rickard after believing the Tunney Heeney fight broadcast was worth that amount. Rickard received seven dollars from Burley for the broadcast.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Tex” Rickard
Thomas F. Burley, Jr
Radiostation
WCAP
Rickard
Workmen Die In Sewer Wall Collapse
In Cleveland two men Clayton Williams 40 and Peter Fletcher 35 were killed when a sewer wall collapsed late yesterday. Rescue crews searched the site while investigators began work on the cause of the accident.
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Cleveland
Clayton Williams
Peter Fletcher
No relief from Sols heat seen in Canton
Weather observer Carl H. Meyer warned there is no immediate relief from the heat wave gripping Canton. With the barometer rising and no rain in sight, the high Thursday reached 85 degrees and Friday morning's temperature was 73.
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Carl H. Meyer
Canton
Meyer
Nine bitten by mad dog in Lancaster Ohio
Nine persons, mostly children, were treated for rabies after a mad dog ran amuck in Lancaster Ohio. The dog, owned by John Kile, was shot after two boys struck it with clubs. State chemists confirmed rabies. Carl Ramsey, eight, was severely bitten with chest and arm lacerations and a finger nearly bitten off.
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Lancaster
Persens
Pasteur
John Kile
Carl Ramsey
Lloyd A. Ramsay
Two Men Hanged at Maryland Penitentiary
Charles P. Carey and Benjamin F. Spragins Jr died on the gallows in Maryland Penitentiary after an attempted breakout four years earlier. Carey faced execution calmly while Spragins appeared semi coma. both sought last rites as the rope failed to break the neck.
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Baltimore
Charles P. Carey
Benjamin F. Spragins
Maryland
Alfred H. Walker
Carey
Spragins
Walker
Liberty
Psalm Writer Dies in Dayton at 77
Mrs. Margaret McDaniel author of When Jesus Came Into My Heart and other hymns dies at her daughter's Dayton home. The Troy burial is planned.
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Dayton
Margaret McDaniel
Jesus
Troy
Polish Aviators Start Westward Air Flight From Paris
Two veteran Polish army pilots Louis Icikowski and Casimir Kubala launched from Le Bourget in an Amiot biplane aiming for New York. They departed at 5 41 a m local time amid fog and poor visibility with Polish government backing. A fishing boat sighted a white plane seaward near Lorient, but details were unclear and conditions remained hazy. The start followed weeks of prep and a rapid fueling effort as the craft rolled onto the runway and lifted into dawn over Paris.
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LE Bourget Field
Paris
Atlantic
Louis Icikowski
Casimir Kubala
Amiot
Lebourget
Canton
New York
Pinguoin
Lorient
le Bourget
Hoover Narrowly Trails Smith in City Straw Vote
The Can ton Daily News presidential straw poll shows Herbert Hoover 65 votes behind Alfred E. Smith. Hoover neared a tie as six of eight downtown polling places reported results. Norman Thomas received 12 votes for the day with totals listed for Lyceum Palace Strand Mozart Grand Valentine Loew's and miscellaneous venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Canton Daily News
Norman Thomas
White House
S. i
Wie O
Lyceum
Hoover
Smith
Thomas
Palace
Strand
Mozart
Grand
Valentine
Loew’s
Miscellaneous
King George Sees U S Antiwar Treaty as World Peace Guarantee
London August 3 King George declared in a joint Lords and Commons session that he expects the United States antiwar treaty to become a key guarantee of world peace. He stated his government accepts the treaty as proposed by the United States and noted dominions and India have also accepted it.
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London
United States
George
Houses of Lords and Commons
Dominions
India
Stump’s Beauty Shop Ad Keeps Slogan Promise
Local beauty shop advertises a guarantee on all its art and hairstyles with various haircut options. Contact information listed as 2-1509.
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Stump
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