Dawes Takes Firm Stand Against Ku Klux Klan
Augusta Me Aug 23 The Dawes campaign rally in Taand Park features Charles Dawes defending law and order against Klan influence as he endorses the Coolidge Dawes ticket. He condemns violence and urges tolerance while addressing union opposition and national issues during the Maine campaign.
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Coolidge
Thismapreasion
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John. W. Davin
Tate
Cen Daven
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Wie
Tam K. Portangi Democratie
Haatliy
Feild
Pawen
Miriam Ferguson Wins Texas Runoff For Governor
Fort Worth reports Miriam Ferguson leading the Democratic gubernatorial runoff with about 168 counties counted and a margin over Ku Klux Klan candidate Judge Robertson. Final totals show Ferguson well ahead with a substantial statewide lead indicating victory in the governor race.
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Fort Worth
Tera
Miriam Ferguson
Freux Robertson
Ferguson
Robertson
Port Worth
Miriam
Feruson
Grand Jury To Be Called Sept 8
The county prepares for a September 8 grand jury amid busy sessions. Police are active in apprehending felons, with about 40 transcripts on file and 28 prisoners in county jail awaiting investigation as the May term adjourns. The September term calendar at court runs from September 22.
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Grand Jury
Rand Furore
Cary
Eoure
Murder Suspect Sought On Ships At Sea
A murder suspect tied to a steamer voyage was traced by radio instructions to Dok. Passengers recall a man named Lavomy who with two others reportedly observed a body entombed in an iron box within a cellar at a building in Cogenge, amid a grim crime scene.
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Cormany
Joni Lavomy
Builing
Vinaae
Man Crushed by Stone at Local Paving Plant Incident
A man named Macum was injured when a truck failed to spot him guiding loose stone at a paving site in Columbus. He stood nearby when stones spilled, crushing him and sending him to a hospital with injuries described as serious but not specified.
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Columbus
Awe
Craanea
Prinidad Paving Com
Thomas
Macum
Ald Ly
Youthful Bandit Holds Up Newsboy on Public Square
A juvenile offender held a newsboy at a city square on Saturday afternoon. Three armed police officers arrived as the boy demanded pennies and threatened with a loaded 42 caliber revolver. The suspect, from Market, was captured and taken to police headquarters, then placed in custody by juvenile court authorities after time in a city cell.
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Newsboy
Public Square
Hyeld Allan Boy
Beim
Eloquent plea for lives of boy slayers
Chicago August 28 Clarence Darrow the famed advocate mixed passionate pleading with sulphuric denunciation in Judge John R Caverly's court in a bid for a life sentence for Latham Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb accused of killing a boy for thrill. He attacked Dr William Krohn who testified they were sane and eligible for the rope, arguing that capital punishment is morally wrong.
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Chicago
Clarence Darrow
John R. Caverly
Lathan’ Leopold, Jr
Richard ‘Aed
Wi Fam
Krohn
Allentata
Eopard
Loeb
Darrow
Webb Desires To Change Plea In Assault Case
Fr Gibb the superintendent of the Parrmount Children's Home seeks to withdraw a guilty plea after an 80 day workhouse sentence was imposed. He pleaded guilty months ago to assault and battery on William Lloyd Shaw but now requests trial. Judge Ant Phun presided.
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Parrmount
Ant Phun
Wen
William Lioyd Shaw
Hieen
Three Racing Autos In Fatal Crash Local Race
Three racing cars crashed at Takewood Park on the wooden track injuring Hemmingway Lao of Macon and a third driver from Macon. A local racer was killed and the third driver was fatally injured in the triple smash during the late race. The event ended amid chaos as emergency crews responded to the spectacular accident.
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Takewood Park
Hemmineway Lao
Mac
Snile Japaehen
Fragmentary OCR Row Describes Local Event
The readable portion hints at a local scene with people and places but lacks clear details. It mentions names or terms that resemble community individuals or locations and a dated event frame. The text remains too garbled to identify a specific incident, date, or outcome.
Americans Hope For Clear Weather To Reach Destroyers
Halifax Aug 23 American flyers again face unsatisfactory weather delaying a getaway from Prederkedal Greenland. A radio from cruiser Milwaukee to General Patrick says no trace yet of Lieutenant Locatelli missing since flying from Reykjavik toward Greenland and believed lost near Cape Farewell. The Raleigh Richmond and Barry continue search while rain hinders progress on the sea.
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Predertkadal
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Patrick
Army
Murther
Raleigh
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Richmond
Barry
Wheena
Tony” Locatelti
Reysavik
Prederikedal
Greenland
United States Army
Mareschaldt
Locatelt
Sportsmen Send McCoy $20,000 To Help in Defense
In Los Angeles on August 23 funds for Kid McCoy’s defense arrived by special courier. A Sporting interests representative from New York and associates brought 000 for use in the fight to spare McCoy from the gallows following his indictment for the slaying of Mrs. Theresa Morris.
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Lase Asuelhs
Kid McCoy
Theres Mors
Tos Angeles
Sporting Interesin
New York
Resin Square
Red Riond
Kid
National Defense Day Seeks Strong Response After War War News
Readable fragments describe defense warnings and preparations ahead of a national defense day. A World War veteran letter to President Coolidge via Chicago sources mentions organized defense efforts and hope for firm action against potential threats.
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Chicago
Coolidge
CT Yenminim
Man stabbed in sister's defense in Cincinnati
Warrants sworn out on August 28 naming Fran Weber, 30, charged after she scuffled while trying to shield Joan Weber, 15, from an attack by Mal Young's sister-in-law. The report notes the struggle and calls the scene chaotic with unclear phrases in the damaged text.
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Cincinnati
Fran Weber
Joan Weber
Mal Young
Phyetclane
Sitchen
War Debates Excluded From Limitation Discussions
Washington reports that intened war debt discussions will not be admitted as a topic in the forthcoming limitation of sentiment. Officials say the policy was set to avoid implying European creditors could leverage debt for speaking terms in the arms conference.
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Washington
United States
Ohio Democrats praise Davis on Klan issue
In Columbus August 2 Democratic leaders press to remove the Ku Klux Klan question from Ohio politics. Timothy Hogan urges action similar to national campaigns, signaling strong party sentiment against the Klan amid rumors of support for Governor Donahey and possible statements from Harry L. Davis.
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Ty Dw
Fisher Daily News
Joh Spahr
Columbus
Franklin County
Democratic
Timothy & Hogan
Ohio
Horan
Hogan
Donahey
Thare
Harry le Davis
Cleveland
Horgan Ia
Delays in Mine Ruling Over Injunction Battle
In Kanawha County a federal judge withheld judgment after arguments on an injunction sought by ten coal firms. The suit targets interference by United Mine Workers and local union members with company operations and seeks eviction of striking miners from company housing and denial of outside aid. Charges name the International and local unions as defendants.
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Charueeun
Van
United States
Meclintock
Norliention
Kanawha
United Mine
International Organization
Deputies Save Life Of Child In Disturbing Plot
Deputies thwart a plot to bury a baby alive as Loren and her husband Donald confess to police. The young mother, overwhelmed by remorse, admitted planning to smother the infant in a shallow grave near the pasture, sparing further condemnation. The pair, described as newlyweds three months into marriage, faced sensational charges and shocked the town.
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City
Aren Perwon
Howe
Donald
Loren
Tynlen
Re ‘Morse
Coolidge Welcomes Vermont Guests in Plymouth Day
President Coolidge met with more than four thousand Vermonters and local residents in Plymouth on Vermont Day. Charlee G. Dawes spoke in Au gurs Me while Davis and Dawes commented on the Republican response to John W. Davis. The president and Mrs Coolidge greeted crowds from morning into afternoon, with about twenty five hundred in the line during the peak hour. The day featured handshakes and visit with home folk as the president planned to attend church the next day.
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Plymouth
Charlee G. Dawes
Augurs
Leant
John W. Davis
Mears
Davis
Dawes
Vermont
Coolidge
Ana Boy
Sumer
Hhe
Hin Famally
Gery Cos
Union Ehrch
Etree
Shimmy Dancing Sect Holds Services Despite Warnings
Pomeroy August 22 Defying county authorities who padlocked their tabernacle and jailed 43 members over charges of contributing to the indecency of their own children worshippers led by Reverend Thomas Spear pastor of the Pentecostal church gathered for services. County prosecutor C Davin pressed charges while saying the raids found couples dancing a French shimmy on the platform and several exhausted on the floor. Mrs. Robert Nelson defended the dancing as the Holy Ghost’s spirit, while the pastor announced court next morning and officials seek custody of children and possible church closure.
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Pomeroy
County Authoritien
Thomas
C. Davin
Spear
Touncine
Tabernacle
Robert Nelson
Ite
Alien
Nelson
Iam
Meigs Co
Er. Spears
Prince in suite built for Kaiser voyage on Rerengaria
The Prince of Wales left Southampton quietly aboard the Rerengaria to begin his American vacation. He chose a private dining arrangement with Lord and Lady Mountbatten and officers, eschewing pomp, and will spend time in the ship’s gym and decked veranda as he travels.
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Prince of Wales
Southampton
America
Katner
Theorld
Auerts
Lord
Lady Mountbatten
Trotter
Lascellen
Minto
Pomin
Cer
Herengerin
Opera Singer Jailed for Neglect and Fined
An opera singer from Abretton was sentenced to one year in the workhouse and fined 500 for neglecting his wife Rene and their two children Carmella and Miriam. The case included evidence about gambling, the lure of racing, and a troubling Travent predicament.
Chicago Youth Drowns in River
A Chicago youth named Jackson, age 1, reportedly drowned in the Cuyahoga River late today while with companions. Edward dives and failed to reemerge as coast guard crews searched the river for over an hour. friends nearby provided details of the accident.
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Cuyahoga
Edward
Coast Guard
Labor Temple Raid Shocks Cleveland Crowd
In Cleveland on August 22 police raided the Labor Temple during a pre Labor Day celebration. Police say 24 men were arrested for gambling, while 20 others fled through open windows. the event drew a large crowd as investigators continued their inquiry.
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Cleveland
Tim
Wee
Alice
Labor Temple
Somerville Mob Attacks Deputy in Woods
A mob of armed men hunted the woods near Somerville at night seeking five individuals. They attacked Deputy Sheriff John Chambers as he tried to arrest a fugitive, leaving him fatally wounded.
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Sommerville
John Chambers
Bachelor General Mosley Sued for Divorce
CHICAGO April 22 General George Van Horn Mosley commander at Fort Sheridan near Chicago has been sued for divorce by Mrs Alice C Mosley of Waukegan The general long considered a bachelor by army friends reportedly never disclosed his marriage status This legal action seeks dissolution of marriage noting the spouse five years ago
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Chicago
George van Horn Mosley
U.S
Fort Sheridan
Alice C. Mosley
Waukegan
Mosley
Votes For Pact Believed Gained By Stresemann
Berlin reports say Foreign Minister Stresemann hailed the London pact as pivotal and defended the government's role in securing ratification. He praised Chancellor Marx and stressed Germany’s gains while warning against jeopardizing the accord. Tarthen praised American participation in the London conference as vital to German prosperity.
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Inter
Momany
Colancalion Marx
Adurcey
Dr. Tarthen
Srance
Versailles
London
Paris
New York
John We Ard Herriot
Davia
Promise Dawes
Dent
House of Deputies
Charlen Dawe
Namie Ton
Annowgeng
Dawn
Altiec
Herriot
New Beverage Destroys Fear In Manly Breast
Cleveland professor JK Santora of the Cleveland School of Pharmacy announces a new beverage called Amocine claiming it destroys fear and enhances valor. The drug, described as an exhilarating stimulant, is reportedly used by natives in Bolivia and western Colombia for battle and restraint of drink craving, with questions raised about its medicinal value.
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Cleveland
JK Santora
Cleveland School of Pharmacy
Stanford
Bolivia
Columbia
Devers
American Mob Illation Day Plans Stir Global Tension
In Tokyo reports claim American mobilization plans for October 28 trigger alarm as unnamed groups in Asia warn of a synchronized demonstration. The article alleges right wing factions intend to showcase national military power to gauge American sentiment amid rising tensions.
Steubenville Dry Agent Shot During Raid Ambush
A Steubenville dry agent was shot and killed during a raid in Smithfield. The assailant ambushed the officer as he directed the operation, and authorities are investigating the incident at the court of Penne.
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Martin
Penne Court
Smithafield
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