Long fight ends as Russell Scott to Chester asylum
Chicago August 7. Russell Scott is to be committed to the Chester asylum for the criminal insane after an insanity verdict by a jury. If he recovers sanity, he will be returned to Cook County for hanging. The court warned against demonstrations as his wife and mother wept. The verdict declared Scott insane since February 14, 1925.
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Brown Aims at Ballot Burning Report In Steubenville
Secretary of State Brown reviews Assistant Secretary Baird report on the burning of 11 alleged absent voters ballots at Steubenville. Baird met the Jefferson county board of elections and returned without releasing findings.
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Taxi Driver Robbed Near Sandusky Ohio
Police searched for a hijacked taxicab after a highwayman felled driver Edward Baer and robbed him of 30 dollars last night near Sandusky Ohio.
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Ohio
Edward Baéhr
Winners in Pet Parade at Nimisila Park
The Daily News notes thirteen prizes awarded for pets costumes and cages at Nimisila Park on Wednesday afternoon as over 1000 people attended with their pets. Winners will be featured Sunday in the Sunday News with photos of all winners.
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Daily News
Nimisila Park
Three Killed in Plane Crashes Across Ohio
Two separate Wright Field accidents claim Lt. James F. Tilton Jr. and Lt. Leo Burch, both killed after a plane went down at Wilbur Wright field. Nearby Akron Stow crash injures Pilot Lawrence Danison and student Anthony Saley, with Danison severely hurt and Saley lightly injured.
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Foe of Fascists to Quit Cabinet in Rome
Deputy Orlando, a consistent opponent of the fascist regime, plans to resign his seat and advise King Victor Emmanuel of his decision. He intends to retire from politics after the recent parliamentary election setback.
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Victor Emanuel
Fruit crop outlook weakens in Ohio as hay yields rise
In Columbus on August 7 fruit prospects in Ohio declined over the past month while hay per acre improved by about 25 percent over last year. Agricultural statistician C. J. West of the state federal crop reporting service announced the findings.
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Justice agents quiz Colonel Miller in Europe probe
Special representatives of the Department of Justice are in Europe to question Colonel Thomas W. Miller about his regime as Alien Property Custodian. He is to be asked about possessing 47500 dollars in Liberty bonds tied to the American Metal Company assets.
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Residents petition to rename Monkey Run to Evolution Avenue
Residents of Monkey Run in Pomeroy circulate a petition asking the city council to rename the street Evolution Avenue. The move reflects a local effort to redefine area signage and street identity.
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Monkey Run
Pomeroy
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U. S. Envoy Acts as Arbitrator in Yugoslav Austrian Talks
Albert H. Washburn American minister to Vienna chaired a mixed court to arbitrate postwar differences between Jugoslavia and Austria. On July 28 the court unanimously ruled, based on Washburns opinions, easing frontier disputes and fostering future Jugoslav Austrian trade treaty negotiations.
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Vienna
United States
Albert H. Washburn
Washburn
White Russians and Soviet Troops Clash Near Lhumeni
Vienna reports from the Polish Press that White Russian forces led by Capt. Moroff ambushed Soviet troops near Lhumeni. The Reds suffered 48 killed before later taking many hostages from villages around Lhumeni.
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Vienna
Moroff
Lhumeni
Aged Fisherman Dies from Gas Fumes at Sea
In Honolulu on Aug 7 an aged Japanese fisherman Ww Yoshida of Kauai Island suffocated from gasoline fumes while attempting to start his engine. He died alone aboard his small sampan, and four days later searchers found the boat with the body.
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Thousands of Klansmen Gather for Washington Parade
Automobiles from Ohio to New York converge on Washington as Klansmen and families arrive for the first national Klux Klan convention parade. Officials estimate thousands will attend despite claims of smaller numbers.
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Georgia
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Klan Parade Scheduled in Canton Saturday Night
A Ku Klux Klan assembly gathers in Canton with a 7 36 p m parade from the fair grounds followed by speeches and a fireworks display. Officials expect about 50 000 Klansmen from Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia with out of town delegates arriving mainly by car for an all day meeting and initiation ceremonies. Key speaker W H Kline of Columbus will address attendees after the parade which runs via Tuscarawas Street Cleveland Avenue 6th Street Market Avenue.
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Market Av
Canton man fined for liquor violation faces possible deportation
Nick Marku was fined 2000 dollars and costs by Judge A W Agler for a second offense liquor violation and his case sent to immigration authorities for deportation. Asi Craven and George Pappas and another defendant received maximum fines of 1000 dollars each, with prosecutors to seek perjury indictments at the next grand jury. Bonds were set high with Marku at 5900 and Craven and Pappas at 2580 each.
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A. W. Agler
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A. F. Wade
Jay Myers
Woods
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Druses Revolt Spreads in Syria as French Evacuate South
Jerusalem reports via Amman say Druses led by Sultan Elatrash Pasha seized Sueida using tanks and machine guns. French forces reportedly evacuated southern Hauran.
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Youth in Parkersburg charged with family killings
Warren Vandervoort an 18 year old, in custody for shooting his father a minister, who died instantly, and his mother who survived with four wounds. The rifle found in the home is linked to the suspect who bought it yesterday. Vandervoort was a top Parkersburg high school graduate scheduled to enter Cornell College next fall.
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Chelsea Mayor Named as Defendant in Bootlegging Case
U S marshals report at least 12 of the Chelsea defendants are missing with locks for arraignment. Mayor Lawrence F Quigley named as king of a large liquor conspiracy involving seven Chelsea police and others. Agents describe steamships, docks and illicit liquor production linked to the ring.
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Edward Carson
Dry law drive hits Massachusetts coast scene
Swampscott reports highlight federal prohibition crackdown amid Chelsea mayor L F Quigley indictments and a linked police chief case. President Coolidge backs intensified enforcement as Andrews reshapes the Prohibition Bureau with Haynes’s role in flux and personnel changes across state coast incidents.
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Prohibition Bureau
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Five Die as Auto Plunges Across Cement Guard Rail
Five people were killed and others seriously injured when a car carrying nine crashed through a cement guard rail, dropped 35 feet to the Boston and Maine tracks in Lowell Massachusetts and overturned. The dead include Fred Christos driver 36 and his brother William 32 both of Lowell Mrs Portia Giftlas Ephthenia Christos and Mrs William Christos. Louis Colivas died later at the scene. Seriously hurt were Mrs Catherine Colivas and Miss Alexandria Chria tou.
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William
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Louis Colivas
Catherine Colivas
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John Temple Graves Near Death in Capital
Washington August 7 Col John Temple Graves veteran editor orator and publician was barely alive at his Patreet home early this morning with death expected hourly and physicians reporting loss of hope for his recovery.
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John Temple Graves
Patreet
Why He Wants To Be Mayor
Canton Daily News profiles J. B. Parker Democratic candidate for mayor. He calls for a reduced municipal cost via a strict police force, improved garbage collection, new west traffic outlet, water softening plant, simpler traffic code, beautified parks, and better transport to factories. Parker was born in Tennessee and moved north seeking work.
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Daily News
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Tuscarawas Street
McKinley's
Parker
Tennessee
Bankrupt Carnegie Trust Ex-Head Files Petition
Pittsburgh August 7 A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed in federal court today by John A Bell former president of the defunct Carnegie Trust Co The filing marks a legal step in the closure of the bank and its leadership aftermath.
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Carnegie Trust Co
The Slanderers at Mozart Theater Names Listed
Velma Clark’s Judgement Of Paradise inspired a film The Slanderers showing at Mozart Theater. The moving picture expands the tale of a family quarrel over taxes and sacrifice for a younger brother accused of a crime.
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