Autoists Drive Through Gates Stoke Train Collision
Police report three autos collided at the intersection of Cleveland Avenue and Mdth Street NW near Tuscarawas. Injured were Gwilyn Atte Otto of NE Sam Alan Jacob Sarblan and a forehiand attendant all taken to Mercy hospital then released. Mrs Allen Moore of North Can was cut and bruised when the second machine driven by Joan Johnston struck. Johnston’s address unavailable.
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Gwilyn Atte
Otto
Mercy
Sam Alan
Jacob Sarblan
St Mercy 'Hospital
Allen Moore
North Cantoo
Sunny
Joan Johnston
Johnston
Ceveland
Anid
Weekend toll of 46 deaths and 168 injuries nationwide
Across the country the weekend toll from accidents reached 46 deaths and 168 injuries per a United Press tally. Major hubs reported auto crashes, including a fatal ballooning incident in Flint Michigan and other city counts in New York Cleveland Buffalo Rochester Philadelphia Chicago St Louis and more.
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Charles “Harmon
Ralph Mason
Savereek
Canal
Winchester
Buffalo
Buffale
Rochester
Arthur Ples
Thin City
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Chicago
ST. Louis
ST. Paul
Eapolis
Baseball Fan Killed at Covington Train Trestle
Crowded by a train from a trestle where fans watched a Covington Kentucky baseball game, Sidney Barnes, 62, died after being struck. Two others were injured Sunday afternoon as the crowd scattered.
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Manuinnati
Tresle
Covington
Sidney Barnes
Herriot Urges U S Backing for Dawes Plan
London Aug 18 Premier Herriot of France appeals for United States support to carry out the Dawes plan. In an exclusive interview before leaving for Paris he stresses the need for American help to implement the reparations framework and ensure its effectiveness. He cites the recent conference as yielding agreement and looks to execution of the plan as the next crucial step.
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London
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America
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France
Ohio Insane Hospital Increase Reported
State Director Harper reports the greatest increase in insane patients at Ohio institutions this year with 109 more patients. Cleveland 43, Dayton 88, Athens and Lima 84. totals rise across hospitals in Cleveland, Dayton, Lima, Toledo, and other cities.
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Dayton
Athens
Lima
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Atanaion
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Pois
Coin Mishap Claims Two Young Children
An infant death and a serious injury are reported after a choking incident in a hospital. Semion, 18 months, swallowed a coin and could not be moved. Patcha, 22 months, died during treatment after the accident. Aug 18. Further details incomplete.
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Dave
Unclear personal crisis report with multiple names
A distressed report notes one man died by self harm at home, another attempted, and a third survived after medical intervention. Names include Revyiknorek and Kalburner with ages 68 and 37, locations cited as Coates Striebel 4 and Kalburner street. The text is fragmentary and inconsistent.
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Mamitted Aulelde
Yéeter
Revyiknorek
Coates Striebel
Eco Kalburner
Oldest Voter Reigns As Ace in Local Polls
In a quiet precinct, the town honored its oldest voter, Ms F, recognized as an ace participant in the election. Community officials praised dedication as she cast her ballot, marking a notable moment in the local democratic process.
Robbery on Auto Ride Near Cleveland Reported
Albert De Jonto, returning to Dayton to greet his wife and newborn, was robbed while in a car. His watch, money, pocketbook, and a suitcase with clothing were taken, and he was dumped on Lake Road. He sustained no broken ribs or bruises according to the report. He had been working in Verona and had planned a ride to Dayton.
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Yaterday
Albert de Jonto
Lake Road
Herrick Reaches Cleveland Home After France Trip
Cleveland August 12 The American ambassador to France T Merrick arrived at his home in Cleveland last night after a two month vacation in Paris. He plans to spend the latter part of his break with his son Parmley W Herrick at Shagrin Falls Ohio.
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Jamon Varney
Carnegie Av
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Tuscare
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Carney
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Beaale
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France
State expert admits young slayers are queer
Nathan F Leopold and Richard Loeb case discussed by Clarence Darrow remains under courtroom scrutiny. Dr Singer testified on paranoid personality as the state’s chief witness during the murder hearing for Robert Pranks. Darrow pressed for precise admissions about character traits including selfishness and domineering tendencies.
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Nathan F
Leopold
Richard Loeb
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Clarence Darrow
Dorney
Robert Pranks
Darrow
Nathan
Wade
Man Steals $200 From Simond Department Store
Police search a Mons man who entered Simond department store at 613 Cherry SE and seized $200 from a counter after a girl clerk left the money unattended while serving another customer.
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Simond Department
Cherry
Davis to Take Farm Program Through West
Davis to take farm program through West Davis. Aug letters indicate his effort to win reform in the agricultural admin. program. John W. Davis leads the initiative, signaling changes in farm policy and administration.
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West
New Yoas
John W. Davin
Davis Campaign Seeks Farm Support In West
Democratic challenger Davis plans Western travel after Labor Day to press for tariff reform freight rate cuts and farmer relief. He will argue railroad efficiency needs tougher Interstate Commerce Commission enforcement and warn that votes for La Follette waste effort. Davis attends meetings in Wheeling and Des Moines, with talks to key industrial regions and farmers.
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Commores Comiasion
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Long Island
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Daniel C. Roper
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McAdno
Cambridge Tin Plate Works Resume Operations After One Month
Cambridge reports the Americ Sheet and Tin Plate company resumed tin plate manufacture after a month long hiatus. The plant employs a sizable workforce of men and restarts at the local CAMBRIDGE facility, signaling renewed local industry activity.
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Cambridge
Americ Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Lamber
Columbus Man On Hunger Strike In Indiana Jail
Aug. 1. Bart Davia, 20, Columbus Ohio, began a hunger strike in an Indiana jail after refusing meals. He drank water and grew steadily weaker each day, telling fellow prisoners he has no relatives and that he does not want to live if sent to prison. Sheriff Snider noted Davia’s statements and the ongoing hunger strike while authorities consider proffered food.
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Indianapolis
Bart Davia
Columbus O
Davia
Non Support Charge Drawn In Pennsylvania Jail Case
A man charged with non support was brought back from Lechturg Pennsylvania on Sunday to the county sheriff Alepaugh and placed in the county jail.
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Avin
Highwarden surrenders after fatal shooting
Police say Highwarden 49 surrendered to authorities hours after a fatal shot ended his wife’s life earlier today. Paroled from the penitentiary about four years ago, he was serving a sentence for threatening conduct prior to the incident.
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Unwana
Highwarden
Hia
Allshoriten
Finger injury settlement report from railroad company
A Baltimore and Ohio Railroad official settled a claim after Amitement was effected in Belmont County common pleas court. The plaintiff received 1200 dollars for the crushing of his little finger while operating a drill press at the company.
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Balowat
A. Uthrien
Baltimore An Obie Railroad Company
Belmon
Warren's Cate Bank Plan Mentioned in Local Note
Fragmentary OCR reads about a Warren's Cate plan and a company to plant nearby, with 4,800 money figures and a bank mention. details are unclear due to garbled text and missing context. The item appears as a brief local note on finance or development.
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Inriear
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Cate
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Mie Aeind’ Stet
Cleft
McCoy seeks innocence and asks public to withhold judgment
In a 1924 note from jail in Los Angeles, Kid McCoy proclaims innocence in a murder case. He asks friends and readers to withhold judgment, shares philosophical reflections, and describes support from loyal associates as he awaits his day.
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President Coolidge Rakes Hay In Oral Stage For War Peace
President Coolidge staged a playful scene in Plymouth as he and Hayrake Makers showcased handmade wooden rakes. The father of the nation watched the demonstration with interest, framing it as a symbolic end of war and new beginnings.
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John Coolidge
Calvin
Dawes
London
Marshall
WW. Beeadman
Springham
Howarty
Appreciation for Newspaper Recovery After Sunday Accident
The News prints its Sunday edition after an early Sunday accident disrupted the beige edition. Courtesy of Mr. Den. B. Freate, The Mepositry facilities aided repairs and page make-up. By noon printing was completed and The News resumed on its own. The Repository expresses appreciation for prompt emergency assistance and efficient service.
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Italian Joins American Flyers in Reykjavik Invitation
Italian pilot Locatelli who reached Reykjavik has been invited by the American team for their next jump. He is undecided whether to join or not and whether to accept the offer from the Americans.
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Reyiavik
Locatelli
Thas
Legion Opens State Confab in City
Legion opens state conference in city as seven thousand delegates and visitors are expected. Sessions will continue through Tuesday with extensive programs and discussions planned.
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Legion
Hymn Playing Piano Rum Cache Incident
An OCR fragment describes a 1930s scene where a woman played piano at home during a gathering. Police seized fifteen bottles of liquor from the piano after she was asked to move. A later note mentions Orie Steigerwald and a dinner round, with a shooting involving animals and C. B. Sayer and a firehouse feed.
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Aue
Kamil
Johnson
Orie Steigerwald
Sunda
Gets contract granted divorce main of Pang hag seen Alyria
Fragmentary OCR text reports a contract grant and a divorce proceeding involving a person named Pang. The readable portions show scattered names and dates, with unclear context and missing details, making precise events or outcomes difficult to confirm. The piece resembles a garbled legal notice or court record snippet with multiple transcription errors.
Curtis argues for new trial in bribery case
Curtis, former Canton safety director, seeks a new trial after an $80 bribe conviction involving bootlegger Goldfuss. The defense requests time to file briefs and the court plans a staged briefing schedule before ruling, with continued coverage on page 11.
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B. Melire
A.W
Ager
Argus
Curtin
Safety Director
Canton
Goldfuss
Bryan ceremony set for tonight in Lincoln Nebraska
Lincoln Nebraska August 1 The fourth time in U S history the Democrats will learn of William Jennings Bryan’s selection as presidential candidate at a ceremony in Memorial Stadium Lincoln Gen Charles W Bryan of Nebraska is the central figure Bryan’s acceptance is expected to be at the University of Nebraska venue with many prominent Democrats arriving including Senator Harrison EC Smith and national chairwoman Emily Blair of Kansas City who will be present for the notification and acceptance events
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Neb
William Jennings Bryan
Reday
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
W. J. Bryan
Pate
University of Nebraska
Memorial Stadium
Liscohn
Pat ‘Harricon
Mississippi
Bryan
Harrison
Smith
John W. Davis Shaver
Demaik National Committee
Gen
Onathan Mr. Davis
Kareem
Emily Blair
Kansas Ciegt
Family of Seven to Be Deportated
Deportation proceedings completed for seven family members including a mother and children. A reformatory sentence looms for Marta Agrippine, with the father awaiting completion of his own sentence before joining them. Weapons charges are noted in the record.
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Amarien
Agrippine
Buck
Cotta
Papa
Crusaders Active In Chaveland Crackdown Jails Report
In Chaveland and surrounding areas during the past week authorities jailed over two score individuals as part of a renewed anti-vice crusade. The action targets crime networks and public disorder with ongoing enforcement and investigations.
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Chaveland
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