Kid McCoy Retired Boxer Involved In Gun Incident
An aged former champion Kid McCoy, labeled as Slayer of Only Love, is described as running wild with a gun. Police report indicates his sister will testify in a case involving the much-married fighter Joe Anorlen in California. The piece notes local area reactions and ongoing investigation with continued coverage on later pages.
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Kid McCoy [Eld
Slayer of “Only Love
Joe Anorlen
Catan Gant
Moma Peers
Canton Bus Line Charter Revoked After Hearing
The Canton North Canton and Middleman bus line operating between Duanea and Canton was cancelled after a state hearing found alleged fraudulent material presented to obtain the permit. Pro tem filed by Olney Wendell Witkle with Akron lawyers Representing the Traction Company. Moore and Tare for the other company.
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Couuabus
Canton
North Canton
Middlemaneh
Duanea
Wil ‘En
Olney Wendell Witkle
Dun
Feanion
Akron
Traction
Hile Moore & Tare
Hor Company
C Ommimlon
Jamaica ginger scandal stirs Ohio factory action
Columbus dispatch reports a wide crackdown on Jamaica ginger production amid theft and law enforcement actions. Investigators reveal illicit use of the substance as medicine and alcohol substitute, with authorities seeking stronger controls to end unauthorized manufacture and sale.
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Shiton
Soi
Almoat
Tila
Police Rover Catches Score in Roving Raids
Cleveland police, led by Captain Marlin J. Horrigan, announce 26 men were rounded up in raids on nine alleged gambling dens. Four raids yesterday broadened the sweep across widely separated sections, with several arrests including Morrigan and Thome, as authorities pursue ongoing enforcement.
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Cueveland
Marlin J. Horrigan
Morrigan
Edward
Bai
Thome
Horrigan
Davis lead over seventy thousand in Ohio primaries
Unofficial final tabulations show Harry Davis leading with over 70 000 votes as precincts remain to report. In Supreme Court contests and state treasurer races the margins are narrowing with Democratic and Republican candidates still awaiting full results. Brown, the secretary of state, expects official counts after noon today and notes total precincts are about 8000 in the state.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
James F. Robinson
Frank W. Geiger
Kinkade
Jame A. Alread
Burkett
E. E' Dennne
Deweesson
Cantientes
Tate Brown
Davie
Stober
Durand
Burke
Marte
Cable
Brown
Joven
LA Follette Endorsement Reported by Veterans Group
Aug 14 in Rapids Michigan veterans and labor leaders notified of La Follette pledge. Dr Louis Arensberg of Philadelphia campaigned for La Follette, former national G A R commander. The American Federation of Labor delegates named Frank Morrissey and James O Connell to lead the group.
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Arensberg Rmonanrtus
Matty
Boston
Louis Sment
American Federation of Ta Pennayivania Department
Alect
Cor
G.4
LA Follette
Mittes
Federa
Ison
Jamon O'Connell
Rapids
Mich
The
Metal Tradea Department
Martin F. Yen
Meta
Mien of America
Capitol
Turtle caught in river near town by Pred Sauer
A large turtle was captured about a mile and a half from here in the Sandinky river. It is described as the largest ever taken from that river in any year, by Pred Sauer of the city.
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Dourenee
Sandinky
Thie
Anany Gare
Wan
Cauane
Pred Sauer
Thi City
Fight Gun Running Unrest Tightens Across Borders
Aug 14 report from Skington notes disruptions as Amvertean army units move toward China amid U S orders to detain American sewers Talbot and Alpols at Sanahal pending investigation. Authorities announce state actions and ongoing inquiries.
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Pe Skington
Amvertean
China
Segmers Talbot
Alpols
Sanehal
Sharp contrasts in candidates plans noted in coverage
Washington dispatch reports marked differences in GOP and Democratic strategies to win voter support. Outdoor events drew large crowds despite rain fears, with John W. Davis in Clarksburg and President Coolidge's ceremony highlighting contrasting approaches.
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David Lawrence
Canton Daily News
Washington
John W. Davie
Clarksburg
Cootage
Tait
Davis
John W. Davin
Weat
Virginian
Marion
Parta
Official Vote Count Begins in Stark Co Primary
The Stark County election board started the official count of the primary on Thursday morning and anticipates no changes. By August 20 the counting of accounts will end, and every candidate with a name on the ballot must file an expense statement even if unopposed.
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Stark Co Election Board
Bleek George HH
Jackson Taken Back to Akron
William Tesacason was arrested for questioning in the death of Mae Lacey. Jackson, taken to Akron for action by Summit County officials, had been with the girl shortly before her death and was treated in a Cleveland hospital before being brought home to Aultman.
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William Tesacason
Miss Mae
Lacey
Auleman
Akron
Summitco
Jackson
Stark Co Tficiaia
Pastor's House Dynamited in Sagama Incident
A church tied to Rev. A B Mercer’s antivice campaign was dynamited early today in Sagama. Every window shattered, plaster ripped, walls and doors wrecked, yet the foundation remained intact. Suspected action by a faction aligned with the underworld.
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Sagama
Panto
A.B. Mercer
Walla
Jubilee closes Willard parade and speeches mark event
The olden jubiles celebration of the B. 16 rail road closes today with a two mile parade and a speech by President Daniel Willard. A postponed athletic event is also run.
Reunion at Sweeney House Sparks Smoke and Morphine Probe
A family reunion at the Sweeney home drew attention after a deputy examined bagged items described as makings and found morphine. The gathering named Tony and Mary as central figures in the scene.
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Sweeney
Aia
Tony the
Malary
Woman shoots mate in mouth over other woman
In Cincinnati Ohio a quarrel between Keinat and his wife over another woman ended when both men reached a revolver on a table. Mrs Keinat fired wounding her husband in the right arm and another bullet pierced the roof of his mouth. Police were alerted by a phone call from Ate Keinat seeking aid.
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Cincinnati
Resem K Einat
Germans Accept French Plans For Ruhr Evacuation
London August 14 after intensive talks the German delegation said it would accept the French proposals for evacuation of the Ruhr and restore peace hopes brightened. In New York Charles E. Hughes secretary of state expressed optimism that the Dawes report would be adopted and enacted soon.
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London
Collager
New York
Dawer
Charien Et Hane
Europe
Truck Driver Killed When Car Strikes Interurban
A truck driver named Ze len, age 68, died instantly after a car struck the truck near Maumen Zellen AY as the interurban machine approached. The car crossed into the truck’s path, sending the vehicle onto the tracks and into the interurban car.
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Polnans
Sava Fined $1000 for Prohibition Violation
Nick Sava, owner of a rink, was found guilty of violating the prohibition law and fined 1000 in criminal court Thursday. Police found a small quantity of illicit whiskey in Sava's rink establishment Wednesday, marking a second offense per police reports.
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Nick Sava
Sava
Poles Raorda
World flight halted by ice near Greenland harbor
A radiogram from Reykjavik reports ice blocked the around the world flight of Lieut Smith and Ta Erik Nesem after Danish supply ship Gerth Rask opened a path. The message notes American fleet officials coordinated with the Greenland area to improve access, while Major Zaint Argentine began a separate leg from Calcutta to Rangoon.
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London
Jor Han Seni
Anemagsakte
Jreenland
Lieut Smith
Erik Nesem
Reykjavik
Teeland
United States
Tulser Raleigh
Greenland
Aftier
Gerth Rask
Boy in Carrollton Wreck Improves After Injury
John F Fowler, 18, of Carrollton, injured Wednesday when his car overturned on Carrollton Road, showed improvement Thursday. He remained in serious condition with internal injuries and a broken jaw after the crash, reported by Austman hospital authorities.
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Attommanta
Austman Pital
John F Fowler
Carrollton
Largest Lake Freighter Sails in Premiere Voyage
The vessel built by the American Shipbuilding Co. departed Nee at issyam with 180 guests aboard. The next leg of the journey will take Zan at Rangoon as Hoey led preparations for the voyage.
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Lorain
Jord "Motor Company
Shir Bunaing Co
Catea
Nee
Isam
Zannt
Rangoon
Girl Urged Murder to Assert Power in Benton Harbor
Florence McKinny a farm girl who drove Emil Zupke’s car while he fired at rival Cora Raber, urged him to hunt down Raber to show power. Sheriff Jorgie Bridgman questioned her after a night of inquiries. McKinny did not want to marry Ace Zupke and had no clear motive beyond controlling the outcome.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Plorence McKinny
Tarmerl
Emil Zupke
Cora Raber
Zipke
Jorke Bridgman
McKinney
Ace” Zupke
Mabe
Zupke
STATE EXPERT IS GRILLED IN BOYS' DEFENSE
In Chicago on August 14 the defense questioned Dr Hugh Z Patrick about his examination of two boys linked to the murder of Robert Franka. Patrick faced cross examination on the adequacy of his medical testimony and the conditions of the examination room. The lawyer pressed timing, surrounding observers, and whether the physician properly evaluated the boys’ mental state. The courtroom proceedings unfolded with doctors’ notes and statements regarding the boys Leopold and Loch.
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Criminal Court Room
Chicago
Troy
Hugh Z. Patrick
Alleniat
Benjamin Rachruch
Patrick
Nathan Tsopolit
Richard Lowh
Robert Franka
Bia
Bachrach
Docor
Baye
Leopold
Patrick Anrere
Mator
Norrotne
Han
Crowe
Bofors
Loch
Alt
Tiemayee Tachrach
Patrick Ettled Nimeeit
Turton John R. Caverly
Woman candidate leads bid for county recorder post
A female candidate led the Republican field for Butler County recorder, winning by nearly a two to one margin over a closer rival. The contest included four women and two men among the candidates.
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Ronentattee
A. Taft
Ana Hammilton
Mear
Butler Co Recorder
Yovar
Rate Increase to Bell Telephone Services
Aug to the Bell ratephone Co. has notified the rate commission that phone rates will rise on Septemb er 1. The increase affects lineand and rural service, setting new tolls at $4.00 a month for private lines and $27 a month for individual residences. Prisoners caught during the incident were brought back by deputies today after they saved their way during the excitement.
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Woldsfield
Bell Ratephone Co
Ham
Rate ‘Linen Comminmion
Linean
Refugees from flood districts face starvation in China
Aug. 14 dispatches report widespread flood devastation in Chih province near Pekin and surrounding areas. Thousands dead and missing, with millions homeless and many injured or ill. The American Red Cross is urged to aid and food shipments are being arranged from the United States and the Philippines. Authorities estimate relief needs at about ten million dollars.
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Sulletin
Chih
Saumed
Whdespread
Tien Twin
Chinew Ond
Washington
Jin
Obili
Kwang
Kwang-Tung
Hunan
Honan
Red Crone
Far East
China
Evan
Pallippines
State Department
Peking
Coolidge Notified of Nomination Ceremony Tonight
President Coolidge will be formally notified of his Republican Party nomination at a ceremony in Washington. The event includes high ranking military figures and about 2,000 officials and delegates. Frank W. Mondell will preside and inform Coolidge of the party’s nearly unanimous support.
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Coolidge
Washington
Ane
Reepublican Party
Army
Navy
Goveernors
Frank W. Mondell
President Coolidge
Husbands Plan Revenge On Bobbed Hair Wives
Washington Aug 14 men discuss a campaign to restore beards and force wives to grow their hair out as a protest against bobbed styles. Randolph Green and others advocate a 100 percent men’s movement to oppose bobbed hair and reclaim male vanity through facial hair. In Jacobsburg a separate case notes Deputy Northrup and a false arrest suit. in Cincinnati a foreman, Hogan, is electrocuted after a shop incident involving Emma Barnes Smith.
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Atecomaina
Caren Drielly Chine
Ety
Randolph Green
Omfort
Diplomata
United
Jacobsburg
Sheriie
Northrup
Togo
Charles’ Willams
Willams
Pablo
Baie
Seine
Eatoenea Eiber Cate
Wat A
Hogan
Emma Barnes Smith
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