Bryan Appeals To Mothers And Farmers In Campaign
Charlies W. Bryan, Democrat vice presidential nominee, appeals to mothers and farmers in Lincoln Nebraska. He pledges equality with men in pay and jury service for mothers, abolition of child labor, and war outlawing by referendums. He also pledges tariff cuts and restoration of the federal reserve system for farmers along with improved waterways from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic.
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Lincoln
Neb
Charlies W. Bryan
Bryan
Great Lakes
Bright Spots In Day's News Items Across Cities
A collection of brief clippings reports a 100 year old bust of George Washington resurfacing after 73 years, a Russian dancer arrested for causing mental anguish to bulls, an unseasonably cold August with snow on the Hudson, a Chicago swimming instructor facing negligence charges, a barber shop head shaving incident, and a Braves player Stengel honeymooning with his bride Fdna Mae Lawson after a marriage.
Italian Aviator Ready for Flight From Reykjavik Cable
Lt Locatelli, Italian long distance flyer, cabled from Reykjavik that his airplane is in splendid condition and he is ready to join the American round the world flyers when they start. Greenland planes damaged yesterday were repaired.
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Rome
Locatelli
Reykjavik
Iceland
Greenland
Marion youth confesses to Curry-Harper office robbery
Elmer Colgrove Jr. of Marion admitted robbing two Columbus offices and stealing $63.60 from a Curry-Harper Co. safe. He said the crime was to support his wife who was about to become a mother and he was unemployed waiting grand jury action on grand larceny charges.
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Columbus
Elmer Colgrove, Jr
Marion
Grand 'Y
Curry-Harper Co
Cosgrove
Wes
Carrier Retired After 47 Years Service
Cleveland August 19 after walking the same route for 47 years A. Kaighin 73 retired from the postal service today He carried his last letter on the afternoon run He received a message of appreciation from Postmaster General Harry S. New
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Cleveland
Mes A. Kinghin
Uncle
Sam
Harry
Ford Edison and Coolidge Meet in Plymouth Vermont
President Coolidge hosts a meeting at his father’s home as Thomas Edison Henry Ford and Harvey Firestone join a cross country camping trip. The group planned a brief stop and possible lunch before continuing into Canadian woods. They stressed their vacation status and offered few remarks for publication.
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Plymouth
New England
President Coolidge
Thomas W. Edison
Henry Ford
Harvey Firestone
Edison
Ford
Firestone
Canadian Woods
Liberal pension policy expands veteran disability reviews
Washington August 19. Secretary of the Interior announces a broader pension policy for American war veterans. Local examining board disability reports should not be set aside by Washington boards without a cogent reason, making the original reports the basis for pension decisions.
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Washington
Boards of Review
Falling Roof Kills Five Men in Lynch Mine
Five men died when a roof collapsed at the United States mine in Lynch Kentucky as slate fell during repairs. The group included three white and two Black workers, all killed instantly by the tonnage.
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Lynch, Ky
United States
Jury Probes Murder of Anti Klan Sheriff Candidate
A grand jury in Childress Texas was ordered to investigate the death of J. W. Dwight an anti Klan candidate for sheriff who died after being found in his garage and never regained consciousness authorities say an unknown killer is responsible.
Penny Removed From Throat Of 17 Month Old
Physicians in Cleveland remove a penny lodged in the throat of James Semione a 17 months old child five days after he swallowed it. Medical team performed the procedure Monday night to save the infant.
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Cleveland, O
James Semione
Bombs explode aboard Asturiano on high seas
In a drifting Argentine steamer Asturiano two bombs exploded aboard the vessel off the Brazilian coast. Reports say more than 300 persons aboard faced grave danger as the ship was endangered at sea.
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Asturiano
French Evacuation of German Cities Moves Forward
Paris and Berlin report progress toward ratification of the London Pact and the Dawes Young reparations plan. France Britain and Belgium seek withdrawal dates while Germany expects loans totaling about 1.06 billion dollars over five years.
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Ramsay MacDonald Bieves
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Dawes
London
Herriot
Theunis
Belgium
Marx
Germany
Reichstag
Berlin
J’jemier Herriot
Paris
United States
Britain
Prisent
Europe
League of Nations
Flyers Dash Is Halted Again in Transatlantic Flight
In Reykjavik Iceland Aug 19 fate interrupts the U S around the world jaunt. The U S S Richmond must deliver repair parts after planes 2 and 4 were damaged. Delays due to weather fogs and ice pack left no supplies here and the Greenland flight is postponed.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
U. S. S. Richmond
Greenland
Richmond
Flyerea
Indicted Men Sought in Embezzlement Case Near Columbus
Deputy sheriffs were ordered to search for Lewis Rosenberg A J Goodman and Laula W Josephson former Ohio Industrial Endowment Co officials accused of embezzling 105000. Arrests had been ordered last Friday but the suspects remain at large.
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Columbus
Lewis Rosenberg
A. J. Goodman
Ohio Industrial Endowment Co
Laula W. Josephson
Canton School Board to Seek Bond Issue and Levy
Canton voters will decide on a 1.5 million bond to fund school growth over three years and maintain a 3 mill levy. The levy, not an increase, continues the past rate to cover operating costs. The plan includes completing Lincoln High School and expansions at 10 to 12 other schools.
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Canton
Board of Education
Lincoln High School
I T
Leopold and Loeb sanity hearing ends in Krohn verdicts
Dr William C Krohn testifies both defendants Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb show no mental disease or brain defects He describes Leopolds memory reasoning and social orientation and finds no organic brain illness Loeb shows no sensory or nervous system abnormalities and near perfect memory
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Leopold-Loeb
William C. Krohn
Caverly
Leopold
Loeb
Arrest Mine Heads Murray City Officials in Stilling Raid
Aug 19 three officials of Riddle Coal Co near Murray City were arrested after state dry officers raided mining property and confiscated a large stilling outfit. This appears to be the first known case of mine owners being arrested for such activity in the area.
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Murray City
Riddle Coal Co
Here
Fire destroys eight story block in downtown Houston
A massive blaze in Houston today consumed an eight story building and threatened nearby structures as flames raged through the downtown block at 8 30 in the morning. Fire crews battled the inferno with fierce heat as the fire spread and firefighters fought to contain it. No injuries are reported in the early dispatches.
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Houston
Democrats Pleased With Bryans Speech In National Campaign
Washington dispatch notes Democrats pleased with Gov. Bryan's acceptance speech. The address aligns with the Davis platform, appeals to western voters and independents, and signals a unified front against La Follette. The piece analyzes how the speech shapes the party's progressivism and electoral strategy.
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David Lawrence Oartes
Canton Daily News
Washington
Gov. Bryan
Democratic Party
Nebraska
Gov
Bryan
John W. Davis
William Jennings Bryan
la Follette
West
Republican Party
Democrate
Coolidge
Bryan-Davis
Indictment Sought Against Kid McCoy for Mrs Mora Murder
Los Angeles DA Asa Keyes sought a first degree murder indictment against Norman Selby known as Kid McCoy. He presented three alienists and about a dozen witnesses to the grand jury. Testimony from McCoy’s sister Mrs Jennie Thomas described a confession and jewelry allegedly stolen from Mrs Mora. Investigations covered possible life insurance and a package mailed the day after the death. Dagmar Dalgren McCoy’s eighth wife caused a disturbance at the Nottingham apartments.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Asa Keyes
Norman Selby
Kid McCoy
Teresa Mora
McCoy
Mra
Jennie Thomas
Mra. Mors
Albert A. Mors
Mors
Dagmar Dalgren
Nottingham
American Held by Mexican Bandits Near Durango
American manager of Crock and Tard Lumber Co in Durango captured by Mexican bandits and held for ransom. Embassy reports confirmation from the Durango consul. details and ransom amount unavailable. Consul Schoenfield seeks full information from the foreign office.
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Mexico City
Crock and Tard Lumber Company
Durango
Berrinean
United States
Schoenfield
Foreign Office
Labor Day Parade Set for Olentangy Park in Columbus
Labor organizations in Columbus plan an all day Labor Day event at Olentangy park on September 1. A parade through the city streets will feature full representation and about 5 000 in line. John P Frey of Cincinnati will headline the outing as main speaker after the parade, with Mayor Donnely and M B Cain among others officiating.
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Columbus
Olentangy Park
John P Frey
Cincinnati
International Iron Molders’ Journal
American Federation of Labor
Thomas T. J. Donnely
Ohio State Federation of Labor
M. B. Cain
Police officers suspended after wreck blames drivers
Painesville city manager T. B. Wyman suspended Police Lieutenant James E Potter and Patrolman Grover Gilroy indefinitely for reckless driving. The two officers were involved in a Saturday night automobile crash, and the manager says the accident was their fault.
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Painesville
T. B. Wyman
James E Potter
Grover Giroy
Storms Cause Floods and Rail Delays Across Midwest
Severe storms swept four midwestern states killing two farmers in Cedar Rapids and causing millions in damage. Rescue by rowboats, widespread railroad washouts, and flooded streets crippled Iowa Illinois Minnesota and Nebraska with six foot floodwaters in Cedar Rapids and tangled lines on Rock Island Northwestern Milwaukee and interurban rails.
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Schley
Barrett
Illinois
Minnesota
Nebraska
J. N. Schley
Claude Barrett
Cedar Rapides
Rock Island
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Eorth
Northwestern
Milwaukee Roade
Interurban
Linea
Four Abandoned Autos Found In Massillon
Four automobiles were found abandoned by police overnight in Massillon. An old car with license 118173 was on Brewster road near Millersburgh road. A Chevrolet on Commonwealth near North Mill, another Chevrolet in front of the Presbyterian church on North Hill, and a Chevrolet four passenger coupe with two license numbers 219339 and 653935 were found. Two cars were reported stolen Ollie Richards reported a theft from Central Steel Co license 16795 and H B Davis of Geigerau reported auto theft with license 117578.
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Massillon
Brewster Road
Millersburgh Road
Commonwealth At
North Mill St
Presbyterian Church
North Hill St
Ollie Richards
Central Steel Company
Richards
Cecil St
H. B. Davis
Geigerau
Tourist Seventeen Year Old Fugitive Reaches Juvenile Court
John Ferdosel, described as a seven year old tourist, was again in juvenile court after a runaway incident. He had previously escaped home, rode a passenger train to Brewster, was returned, then found walking the Canton Mansillon road between the two cities at dusk.
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John Ferdosel
Brewster
Canton- Mansillon
Stark ballots delayed by elections board dispute
W. J. Pontius charges Emil J. Kauffman with abusing official power to delay election returns to seize control of Stark County Democratic central committee for two years. County committeemen, chosen in the primaries, will meet in two weeks to pick a new county chairman.
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W. J. Pontius
Stark Co
Emil J. Kauffman
Firpo Deferment Uncertain Ahead of Wills Bout
Luis Firpo avoids immediate deportation as a federal court hearing on a perjury charge is continued to September 20. The Firpo Wills fight remains set for September 11 with court action ongoing and Firpo traveling from Springs to New York to face the charges.
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New York
Luis Firpo
Harry Wills
Firpo
Springs
Sister Gabriel McGeary Dies on Train in Ohio
Sister M. Gabriel McGeary, 61, died aboard a Pennsylvania train near Dayton Ohio while en route from Normandy Missouri to Porto Rico via Philadelphia and Baltimore. She had spent 21 years in Porto Rico as a mission school teacher before returning to resume duties.
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Dayton,o
M. Gabriel McGea
Dayton
Gabriel
Normandy
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Indianapolis
St. Piizabeth’s Hospital
Grabriel
Cadiz voter slate nominating two women for county offices
Cadiz Aug 19 Mrs Ella Sparrow of New Athens widow of an officer slain last May is nominated by Harrison County Republicans for county recorder. Irene McNamee of Jewett is re nominated for clerk of courts in the same county official count.
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Cadiz
Ella Sparrow
New Athens
Harrises County
Irene McNamee
Jewett
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