Wade's Plane Wrecked at Sea Aviator Safe
Army around the world flyers Lieut Erik Nelson and Lieut Lowell Smith reached Hornafjord Iceland safe after their planes rode anchor awaiting weather to resume a 27000 mile flight. Wade's craft wrecked near Kirkwall Scotland but Wade uninjured. Other two machines in Iceland harbor for repairs.
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Hornafjord
Iceland
Erik Nelson
Lowell Smith
United States Army
Greenland
Smith
Leigh Wade
United States
Kirkwall
Scotland
Wade
Langley Wins Vindication In Kentucky Primary
Pikeville Kentucky August 4 Congressman John W Langley wins renomination on the Republican ticket in the district race while awaiting action on his federal appeal for conspiring against the Volstead act He defeats Scott Duff by about three to one In the key Democratic senatorial contest Senator A O Stanley defeats opposition from anti saloon league and other dry groups who questioned his record The Republican nominee for senator is Fred M Sackett of Louisville who leads B J Bethurum of Lexington by about two thousand returns indicate most incumbents with opposition are renominated
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John W. Langley
Scott Duff
A. O. Stanley
Anti-Saloon League
John Junior Howe
Fred M Sackett
Louisville
Sackett
B. J. Bethurum
Lexington
Stable of Race Horses Burned at Huron County Fair Grounds
Sixteen trotting and pacing horses were killed in a fire that destroyed the stable at the Huron County Fair Grounds yesterday. Loss is put at about 15000 dollars. Attendant Dave Jackson and six men were sleeping in the barn. Jackson was badly burned. Firefighters faced water shortages as they fought the blaze. Among the horses lost were Donna Dillon Reject Worthy Boy Irma J Jack Wines Mokoconta and Barney Delight.
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Norwalk
Dave Jackson
Donna Dillon
Reject
Worthy Boy
Irma J
Jack Wines
Mokoconta
Barney Delight
Frangelical Lutheran synod seeks 1.5 million for Capital University build
At its Pittsburgh meeting on August 28 the Frangelical Lutheran joint synod will ask Congress for 1.5 million dollars to fund Capital University's building program. The organization also aims to establish a 300 thousand dollar endowment as part of the overall appropriation.
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Columbus
Fran-gelical Lutheran Joint Synod
Pittsburgh
Capital University
Lutheran Institutionale
Dr Healy Reveals Tests On Leopold and Loeb
In Chicago the psychiatrist Dr William Healy testified in Judge Caverly's courtroom, detailing tests on Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb. Healy described Leopold as highly intelligent with no trace of emotion, and noted an egotistical, self centered nature guiding his actions.
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Criminal Court
Chicago
John R. Caverly
William Healy
Boston
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard A. Loeb
Caverly
Bobby Franks
Dr. Healy
Healey
Robert E. Crowe
Healy
Loeb
Leopold
Crowe
Judge Caverly
Railroad watchman guilty of dry law charge in Pennsylvania
Walter Hayden, a railroad creasing watchman in 2nd st NE, was found guilty by Acting Judge Clark in criminal court Monday morning for violating prohibition. He was fined 500 dollars and costs after police found a small bottle of illicit whiskey in his watch house Saturday afternoon amid bootlegging complaints.
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Walter Hayden
Pennsylvania Railroad
2Nd St NE
Clark
Hayden
Police arrest J P McCallin for speeding
Police took into custody J P McCallin age unknown of 421 Girard Avenue Northeast on a Sunday charge of speeding.
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J. P. McCallin
Girard Av NE
Berlin cordial to C E Hughes on reparations plan
Secretary of State Charles E Hughes said his European trip strengthens confidence the Dawes plan will be adopted and that normals conditions are returning. The German press hailed Hughes as the spiritual father of the plan, noting his New Haven speech as the catalyst, while the communist press criticized the reception as excessive.
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Berlin
Charles E. Hughes
Hughes
Dawes
New Haven
Germany
Rote Fahne
Milk Bottle Used In Axed Attempted Bank Hold Up
Cincinnati August 4 A quart bottle of milk became an effective weapon when Christian Eppler hurled it at a bandit during a daytime milk wagon hold up. The milk struck the assailant on the nose as the second gunman fled, police report.
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Cincinnati
Christian Eppler
Eppler
Coxey’s Plan for Government and Bond Issuance
Gen Jacob Coxey of Massillon explains his campaign to restore government to the people and abolish interest. He favors non interest bearing bonds to fund building at four percent. He proposes making foreign money legal tender to ease foreign debt. The American Federation of Labor endorsed Coxey’s platform at its Atlantic City convention in June 1919.
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Jacob 8
Coxey, Sr
Massillon
Coxey’s
Canton
Coxey
Congress
United States
American Federation of Labor
Atlantic City
Former Senator Townsend Dies in Michigan
Charlies Elroy Townsend longtime United States senator from Michigan died suddenly last night in Jackson. Townsend served from 1910 to 1922 before being defeated by Senator Ferris after defending Senator Newberry in the senate and on the stump.
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Jackson, Mich
Charlies Elroy Townsend
United States
Michigan
Townsend
Loomis
L. J. Harris
Senate
Ferris
Senator Newberry
British colonial secretary to discuss Irish boundary dispute
J P Thomas will travel to Dublin to confer with President Cosgrave on the border dispute between the Irish Free State and Ulster. The House of Commons was told the general Irish situation remains unchanged, with observers warning of grave possibilities for Prime Minister MacDonald's government.
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London
J. P. Thomas
Dublin
Cosgrave
Irish Free States
Free State
Ulster
House of Commons
MacDonald
Not Guilty Plea in Assault Case Against Martin Huffman
Martin Huffman pleaded not guilty in criminal court Monday to assault and battery charges. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for Tuesday to determine next steps in the case.
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Martin Huffman
Cherry Ar NF
Aviator Zanni Leaves Karachie for India
Major Zanni of Argentina found the world aviator departed Karachie today for India after renting there over the previous Sunday.
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Karachie
Persia
Zanni
India
Right Ad Contest Closes At Noon Tuesday
The News announces the Right Ad contest ends at noon Tuesday August fifth. Participants have two days left to win grand prizes of 200, 100, and 50 dollars plus hundreds in special prizes. Each ad is judged separately and eligibility requires writing on each advertiser.
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News Right
Gas blast in Massillon kills elderly woman
Massillon August 4 Mrs Eugenia Shorb 81 died after attempting suicide by inhaling gas. Her daughter-in-law Mrs Ed win Simon and her grandson were burned and hospitalized along with Mr and Mrs Simon. The family had planned an auto trip earlier and the gas explosion occurred as rescuers entered the home.
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Massillon
Eugenia Shorb
Edwin Simon
Tremont St
Massillon City Hospital
Simons
Shorb
Simon
Mrs. Shorb
Mansilion City Hospital
Body unearthed in Rome in Matteotti case not match
A body found in a Rome cemetery was believed to be Giacomo Matteotti but was not the kidnapped and slain wealthy socialist deputy.
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Rome
Giacomo Matteotti
Chamber of Deputies
Matteotti
Man Dies From Mowing Machine Injury
Frank Rudish, 30, died in a hospital in Bellaire Ohio from injuries suffered July 14 when he was caught in the knives of a mowing machine.
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Bellaire
Frank Rudish
Commander Stolberg, Canton Leader, Dies at Home
Charles A. Stolberg longtime Canton figure and World War Major died suddenly from apoplexy at his residence 1228 16th St NW about 5 Sunday evening. He served as Commander Canton Post American Legion former mayor and YMCA director active in Boy Scouts and community affairs.
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Charles A. Stolberg
Canton
16Th St
Major Stolberg
Mexicans Slay British Woman in Mexico Shooting
London reports condemn the ambush killing of Mrs. Rosalie Evans a British subject in Mexico near her ranch. The incident strains relations as Britain seeks reparations and the United States considers protest actions through its Mexico City envoy amid diplomatic tensions.
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London
Rosalie Evans
Mexico
Ramasy MacDonald
Ingland
H. A. Cunard Cummins
Inglish
Aiffaires
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Mexico City
H. A. C. Cummins
Loot Recovered in Ohio Store Robbery Case
Dayton police recovered wrist watches and jewelry valued at about 1200 dollars after Elmer Johnson 17 confessed to robbing Brown Furniture Company last week. He supplied names of the girls who received the items and admitted selling part of the loot.
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Day
Elmer Johnson
Atore
Brown Furniture Company
Johnson
Two Die in Interior Panama City Election Riots
Two persons were killed in interior election rioting. Gen. Quinto, famed for the clash between Panama and Costa Rica, was defeated by the administration candidate.
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Panama City
Quinto
Panama
Costa Rica
Train wreck in Canton District leaves two dead
A double headed freight train wreck near Navarre in the Canton District kills engineer William Ballantine 46 Massillon and fireman Clyde Creeks Rosedale. Injured Jeff Morris arm and leg fractures and Ed Gibson burns and lacerations. Both deaths in Massillon City hospital.
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William Ballantine
Clyde Creeks
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
Ballantine
Creeks
Baily
Massillon City Hospital
H. A. MacBeth
Brewster
Navarre
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Canton
Massillon City
Massillon
Rosedale
Jeff Morris
Ed. Gibson
Harmon Junction
Bolivar
Two Killed In Auto Accident At Railroad Crossing
Dunkirk New York story reports two people killed and two injured when an automobile was struck by the first section of the 20th Century Limited at a railroad crossing. Russell Faust age 6 and his mother Mrs Herman Faust 27 of Lakewood died. Russell Quibell 18 of Algonac Michigan died of internal injuries after hospital arrival. John Devers 18, driver, hospitalized in serious condition.
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Dunkirk
N. Y
20Th Century Limited
Russell Faust
Herman Faust
Lakewood
Russell Quibell
Algonac
Mich
John Devers
Deverse
Cleveland
Faust
Lancaster
Quibell
Police Nabrobbery Pair From Laundry Cash Heist
Cleveland police held two men named Richard Cox and George Drabman on robbery charges for stealing Yun Get's $15 at a laundry. One assailant produced a gun and Get surrendered, while the other took the yen cash.
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Cleveland, O
Yun Get
Richard Cox
George Drabman
Emerine Sues Stepchildren for Damages in Fosteria Case
Mrs. Elizabeth Emerine files in common pleas for 300000 dollars alleging her stepchildren Alonzo Andrew Jr and Lucy Emerine conspired to alienate the affections of her ill husband Andrew Eemerine a 91 year old retired banker of Fosteria. She says the children spread stories harming her reputation and moved him from her home on November 22 1922.
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Tiffin
Andrew Eemerine
Fosteria
Here
Elizabeth Emerine
Common Pleas Court
Alonzo
Andrew, Jr
Lucy Emerine
Emerine
Renowned English Writer Dies at Bishopsbourne Home
London reports the death of a renowned English writer described as the greatest living English author. Born in the Ukraine to a Polish esquire, he taught Joseph Conrad and rose to fame after exile. he died suddenly at his Bishopsbourne home near Canterbury aged 67.
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London
Joseph Conrad
Immortals of Literature
Ukraine
Bishopsbourne
Canterbury
Fernwood Postmaster Injured in Auto Fall
Andrew Hart postmaster of Fernwood is in Ohio Valley Hospital with a fractured arm after falling from an automobile driven by his son on the road between Steubenville and Weirton yesterday.
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Steubenville
Andrew Hart
Fernwood
Ohio Valley Hospital
Here
Weirton
W. Va
Party Leaders Not Surprised by Labor Endorsement
Washington observers say labor leaders endorsement of the La Follette Wheeler ticket was expected and not decisive. Republicans note unions rarely lift the whole vote. many leaders supported Cox in 1920 while Harding Coolidge won large labor support then.
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Robert T. Small
Canton
Harding
Coolidge
Boston
Masschusetts
Gov. Cox
Ohio
Policeman Killed as Bank Bandits Rob Detroit Branch
Patrolman Wm. G. Ashworth died after four bank seekers held up the Continental Bank at Gladwin Avenue and Charlevoix Street. Patrolman Herbert Hale was slightly wounded as the four robbers escaped with 2400 dollars. Police seek Fred Paremtyne who fled from hospital custody ten days earlier in connection with the holdup.
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Detroit
Continental Bank
Gladwin Avenue
Charlevoix Street
Herbert Hale
Th Bank
Fred Parmentye
Honduras Faces Another Revolution Report
New Orleans August 4 reports from the Central American colony confirm Honduras is in upheaval. Messages say Marcos De Colon was attacked by four hundred insurgents led by Generals Julio Peralta Jeremiah Fonseca and Torthonas with many killed and wounded in the clash.
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New Orleans
Honduras
Republic
Marcos de Colon
Julio Peralta
Jeremiah Fonseca
Torthonas
James Aremian Charged For Possessing Whisky
James Aremian of 1914 8th Street NE was charged with possessing whisky. He appeared in criminal court Monday and was fined $100 plus costs.
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James Aremian
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Aviator
U. S
Round World Flyer
Bulletin
War Department
Langley
Stanley
Pikeville, Ky
McCallin
C. E. Hughes
Newberry
Boundary
Veterans
Critish
Dayton, CO
Yun
Hesnend
Hart
LABOR
la Follette
Fusilade
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