Americans End Delayed Round-the-World Flight Mission
After three weeks of weather delays, American airmen aboard the cruiser and destroyer leave for Greenland. Lt Locatelli joins U S aviators in Reykjavik as they resume the long flight with Italian support and plans to depart at dawn, but fuel and provisions hinder the push.
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U. & Cruiser
Richmond
Lowell Smith
Erik Roand
le Locate
Avercan
Sorom
Reykjavik
Teeland
Isc
Greenland
Arykjavik
Tee- Mint
Lowell Fith
LL Bik Nelson
United Siet
Avinime
Oreanland
Lightning Bolt Nearly Hits President Coolidge Home
A Plymouth storm struck near the Coolidge residence last night, with a bolt reportedly within fifty yards of the President and his family. Damaged lines and a rear telephone pole sparked, but the Coolidge house escaped fire or injury as workers restored service.
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Plymouth
Cookiage House
Ware
Elephans
Repaitien
Committon
Coolidge House
Ia Family
Prosecution cites robbery motive in Mrs Mors murder case
District Attorney Asa Keyes plans to indict Kia McCoy for murder with robbery as the motive in the death of Mrs Therema Mora. The case centers on jewelry once worn by Mrs Mora valued at over 100000 dollars and now subject to federal investigation for possible trafficking or loss. Authorities probe the missing pieces including emerald and diamond jewelry to determine if other items were stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angres
Cal
Kia McCoy
Lover
Asa Keyes
Mecoy
Jennie ‘Thomas
Poiles Jewels
Bars
McCoy
Keres
Motoy
Steg Pee
Thomas
Kid Weil
Cumtome Officiala
Eta
Rm. Mors
Stra
New York
Lee
Twins, 2, Drink Insect Poison in Comland
Aug 21 report from Comland states Roland and Ruth Randrow, ages 2, ingested insect poison left within reach at home. Both children fell ill. Roland climbed to the table and drank from the bottle while Ruth also consumed some. Father moved quickly, but Roland’s condition worsened and Ruth’s prognosis is poor.
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Rivktnie
Roland
Ruth Randrow
Nemon
Dom
Ant
Twaating
Ruth War
Nospta“phyatelana
Ruth
Pentecostal Church Members Jailed in Delinquency Case
Prosecutor L Crary Davie sought warrants after a court hearing targeted Pentecostal Tateck Grant nee hare ware members. Children allegedly deprived of care as adults and protestors testified, guardians lodged in Sail Derro amid bond disputes.
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Pentecostal Church
Tateck Grant Nee Hare Ware
S. Tate. Wacranta
L. Crary Davie
Alee 1 Ath Howe Wervicen
Kornfeld Plans U.S. Call Around September First
Dr. Josephaul Kornfeld, American invitator to Peraia and recent signer, will call the United States about September 1, the State Department advised. Kornfeld, a rabbi from Toledo, is linked with American vice consul Robert Jfrie in Teheran, Persia.
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Washington
Josephaul Kornfeld
Peraia
United States
State Department
Kornfeld
Toledo
Moet
Robert Ji Frie
Teheran
Pers
North Carolina envoy Hen ry seeks observer at meeting
Philip Henry of North Carolina presented credentials to the meeting and requested permission to act as an unofficial observer. He carries instructions from the governor for September assembly of the League of Nations.
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Gerey A
Philip Henry
North Caroline
Te Gov
Northarolina
League of Nations
Gov
Stone hurled from car injures woman in street
A stone hurled from a passing auto struck Margaret Williams, 28, on her leg as she walked on a street near her home. She was taken to a hospital where doctors planned X rays to assess the extent of injuries, with exact timing of the incident still unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Williams
Buckeye State GOP to name new state chairman today
Columbus Aug 21 a Republican state central committee meeting will name a successor to Major Charles W Montgomery Newark who is retiring. Daniel C Brower Dayton is a leading candidate but Judge C S Younger Celina and Fred W Warner Marion may contest. The panel may appoint a campaign manager or committee, with Harry Davis involved but remaining silent on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Chas. W. Montgomery
Newark
Republican State Central
Montgomery
Daniel C. Brower
Dayton
Younger
Celina
Fred W. Warner
Marion
W. H. Duffy
Harry J
Dollar Day Draws A Large Canton Shopping Crowd
The downtown Canton area saw what was described as the largest shopping crowd of the season during the semi annual dollar day sale. Practically every major shop offered near a dollar prices drawing thousands of shoppers, with heavy foot traffic and crowded store fronts as women in particular browsed the bargain displays.
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Canton
Wumnen
Wrest Care
Mare Ket
Tuscara
St Alo
Mars climate study reports moderate heat contrast
A Lowell Observatory report describes Mars as having moderate heat conditions differing from prior theories. Researchers note instruments show a state of affairs unfriendly to organic life, with findings challenging previous mathematical comparisons and highlighting a planetary conflict in expected data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Lowell Observatory
Heaing
Savage courtroom drama stuns Chicago trial of Leopold and Loeb
In Chicago, the murder case against Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb unfolds with dramatic ad testimony. Prosecutor names the defendants fiends incarnate as defense counters greed motive with new details.
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Ou Leerty
Paris
Til
Joseph Jans
Freeman Tracy
Fray
Chieu Mudent
Tony
Chicago
Atorney
Racher Crowe
Cook
Tracy
Hatie'wag Loeb
Leopold
Hia Soe
Criminal ‘Court
Aue
Nate Demant
Nathan Leopold
Sra
Richard A. Loeb
Joseph Re
Savage
Savage Dewan
Hobby
Prank
Tomy
Loeb
Dicky
Babe
Jacob Franka
Bobby
Lelow
ePehy
Babs
Frans Fine
Earl 1
Walter Doras
Walter Boreys
Fend
Tenatlin Clomeer
Jac Franke
Wythe
Franke
Nistee
Russian diplomats named for Franco-Russian talks
The Soviet foreign minister announces Christian Oveky and Leonard Kraain as representatives for a joint Franco Russian conference. The move follows a proposed three-way meeting with France to discuss tensions and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenitenerin
Christian Oveky
Leonard Kraain
France
Speeders Face Term In Works Court
A local court on Thursday imposed penalties for speeders and offered a workhouse option or 40 day driving ban. Stambuich received a fine and a 19 day stay in the workhouse with 30 day driving restriction. Multiple defendants from Canton and Waynesburg were fined for speeding and related offenses.
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Saa J. A
Toney Sambalch
Sherrick
Garrison
Karl Jenick
Canton
Tomta
Danid Shretfler
Waynesburg
Bad Wilson
Wayne Surg
Coma
AL Smith
Prank Martell
Somta
John E. Banks
Fonte
Orin
Moore
Cleveland
Frank Brown
North Industry
Cowie
Dino
Dueber
Wed
Pomerene Attacks Court Tampering in Talk
Former Senator Pomerene denounces court tampering as he spoke at the opening of new quarters of the National Thank Dulling Renator Pomorene criticized Banter La Follette’s proposal to let Congress and state legislatures override state supreme court decisions. He warned such actions invite demagogic influence and risk unconstitutional results. He opposed Ohio style majority vote changes and cited Mayor Clark and C. McTrall among others in attendance.
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Atlen Pomsersn
Clainite
Renator
Pomorene
Banter la Follette
Congrem
Ingisinturen
Feders
Supreme Courts
Hosino
Ohio
State Supreme Court
H. Clark
C. McTrall
Train Wreck At Cranford Injures Multiple Passengers
Reports say an express from Philadelphia to New York derailed near Cranford, engine and five coaches left rails, two overturned. Firemen and doctors rushed to free a pinned passenger as rescuers worked. several injured and one killed in the crash, with meters of track and wreckage strewn across the line.
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Pamenter
Hure
Expres
Philadelphia
New York
Thomson
Comton
Harry
Ansver
Newark
Mardi
Lather
South Fontaine
Lae Gilert
Baleen
Donnell
Enginner
Lae
Phiadelphia Na Monat
Freighet
Andrew Salt
Bellevue
Joan ‘Cloud
Hellevue
Chetard Mabe
Forest City
Woman Jumps To Death as Nurse Held by Police
A woman leaped from a hotel window to her death while a nurse was held by police. Medical staff at St Francis Hospital reported the patient fled from treatment. authorities investigated the incident as a possible suicide.
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St Prencis
Cantonian Letter Reaches President in Vermont Note
A missive from Canton is mailed toward the president with a hayrake symbol seen. The envelope bears a Vermont outline and an inscription from the Canton post office reading Try Plymouth Vi. The letter from Dourm congratulating President Coolidge on his temperance speech is said to have been delivered Thursday amid a press dispatch.
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Vermont
Cartom
Plymouth
Dourm
Coolidge
Dry agent held for extortion in United Presbyterian synod case
A United Presbyterian synod meeting in Canton Ohio faces an extortion case as Jeynod pastor of the Welleville church is held under arrest. Authorities say he entered a bank with 860 and claimed hush money connected to the 25 synod sessions. The incident surrounds the upcoming gatherings and charges against the clergyman.
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United Presbyterian Synod
Canton
New Concord
Ohio
Cleveland
Jesme
Somion
RW. Gregory
Ugtiok
Jeynod
Welle
Hel Ville
Medford
Alban Church
Town girl drowns in Toledo incident on Lafayette Ave
Irene Grierman twelve added to the drowning toll after falling from an abutment on Lafayette Avenue. Police report loitering workers near a coffee house the night before the accident.
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Lafayette
Neutrality Stance Adopted by Railroad Trainmen Union
A return article notes the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen endorses no presidential candidate. John W. David and other leaders emphasize neutrality as conferences seek united action while rail workers assess political options amid Coolidge era tensions.
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Cleveland
Brotherhood
Robert
Pon United
Coolidge
John W. David Ant
Enernine
Parley Begins Peace Confusion Shocks Paris
Premier Heriot declares peace talks only just starting as the long conference opens in Paris. He says much work remains, noting the Dawes plan and American involvement while describing the fragile state of negotiations and the unsure path ahead.
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Paris
Europe
Heriot
Chamber of Jeputies
Dawes
O’elock Ater
Fisherman Farmer Dies After Train Collision
Walter Moody, 24, a farmer from Glouaster, was struck by a freight train near the KEM railway. He suffered serious injuries, lose both legs, and died after being taken to a local office. He was en route to Tombus when the accident occurred.
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Walter 3. Moody
Pear Glousartar
Nic Dougal Moody
Kem
Tombus
Hydrophobia Fatal to Man in Charleston
A local report from Charleston details a fatal hydrophobia case linked to a man identified as G. D. Troma. The article describes animating events and the funeral arrangements, noting a period of fear and agitation following a stray incident and subsequent care.
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Charleston
G. D. Troma
Boy Rescued After Creek Drowning Attempt Near Cleveland
An 18 year old high school athlete from Ne whom the boy was saved when he swam to shore after diving twice in a creek near here. The rescuer, Thad Tester, is captain of his high school football squad.
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Cleveland
High Ache
Baullmon
Tester
Hia
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