Ma Ferguson Rival Concedes Defeat In Texas Primary
Partial returns from the Democratic gubernatorial primary show Mrs May Ferguson of Temple defeating rival Pat D Robertson of Dan, as 340 of 252 counties reported. Ferguson leads Robertson with about 403,060 votes to 324,207, with overall turnout expected to exceed the initial contest.
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Dallas
Poitx D. Rotsiman
Daan
Kian
Haa
Mra
Midtam Ferpumin
Temple
Aote
Burea
Mim. Ferguson
Robertson
Three Dead In Weekend Car Crashes Across Cities
Dayton reports Albert Malk Joy, 20, found in wreckage after weekend crash. two telephone poles clipped. Syracuse records two killed and 26 injured with 26 arrests after mobile chaos on city highways. Bellevue reports Mrs D T Davies near death from car collision injuries near Columbus.
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Dayton
Albert Mal
Syracuse
Schmucker
Barada
Bellevue
Davies
Columbus
Jonn
Divorce Proceeding Moves Forward For Persy Jose
In New York Aug 25 Persy Jose can proceed with divorce from her husband the Count Conta Morner a former sculptor now noble. The Count reportedly had service of papers served at Forest Noe Inn on Long Island during a party in his honor as a search for him continued for over a month. He grew angry while speaking with debutantes at the event.
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York
Persy
Jose
Conta “Morner
Bey
Nepara
Pegey
Mimay
Clerk Held as Embezzler in August Case
EVELAND Aug 26 Louis Fisher owner of a large drug concern and clerk of a portal and sta was arrested today on a federal indictment charging him with embezzlement of 26.78 through manipulation of money orders and false reports to auditors. The theft was not discovered until a government audit prompted a check.
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Eveland
Louis
Plan for safety marks stop stations in Chillicothe
Traffic on streets in Chillicothe has worsened prompting the service department to mark principal intersections with stop stations. The policy aims to reduce accidents and violations of traffic laws may lead to prosecution. Several strengthening actions at street coatings prompted the move.
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Hlmuwehe
Chillicothe
Srengrhtagns
Famed British Hangman Wounded After Breakdown
England’s famous executioner John Ells, after a nervous breakdown following hangings last March, shot himself in the neck with a revolver found near him. He raged from bed before dawn unable to sleep and vowed never to hang again. He had hanged Sir Roger Casement earlier in his career.
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Rochdale
Eng
John Ells
England
Higwite
Mra Raith ‘Thompson
Sir Roger Casement
Oil explosion kills farmer near Louville
John Blumi, a farmer living near Louville, died Monday morning after an off torch exploded in his hand Sunday afternoon. His wife suffered severe burns while trying to extinguish the flames. Funeral services are planned for Wednesday at 2 pm at the Reformed church in Louville with private home services at 1 30 pm.
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John Blumi
Milan
Loutmvile
the Reformer Church
Louuville
Union Cemetery
Gold Recovered From Laurent Wreck Victim Trusts
London August 25. With only a few barns missing nearly seven million pounds sterling of gold from the Laurent, torpedoed by a German submarine, has been recovered. Belfast dispatches say divers found a quarter of a million pounds in a forward hold previously overlooked, and many jewels were recovered from the wreck despite dangerous conditions.
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London
Laurent
Belfast
Mayor praises foes of Klan in telegrams
Buffalo August 25 Frank X Schwab mayor sends telegrams to Miriam Ferguson Democratic Texas governor nominee and to Jack Walton US Senate candidate praising opponents of the Ku Klux Klan and thanking God that the country is blessed with such courage to fight the Klan.
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Buffalo
Frank X. Schwab
Ent
Miriam Feruron
Ernor
Texas
Jack Walton
United States
Oklahoma
Auto Dealers Dinner Meeting In Alliance
Alliance auto dealers will hold a dinner and business meeting at the Woman's club at 6:30 this evening. Discussion will cover plans for the fall Trade Extension campaign led by local merchants. C L Maines will chair, with ME. Blery to speak on The Best Condition Appraisal and Oscar Mumert on The Values of Used Car Reports.
Man Pleads Guilty In Municipal Court In Massillon
Massillon reports Harry White pleaded guilty to intoxication in municipal court and received a $25 fine plus a traffic count. Police arrested several violators over Sunday as the weekend patrols continued.
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Massillon
Harry White
Chicago slayings trial bets even money on outcome
Chicago bettors have wagered heavily on the punishment for the Leopold and Darrow case. The final ruling in Judge Caverty’s court could be life imprisonment or death, with odds shifting as the trial nears its end. The judge plans a careful, extended decision after reviewing voluminous evidence.
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Chicago
Han Leopold, Jr
Richard A
Hithorne
Thetate
Dicky
Babe
Ite
Coverty
Ivar
Pase
Clarence Darrow
Loeb
Bewan
Wal
Caverly
Not Guilty Plea for McCoy in Slaying Case
Kia McCoy, once a prizefighter, faces court in Los Angeles to plead not guilty to eight grand jury indictments alleging murder, attempted murder and robbery. His defense seeks an insanity defense aiming to avoid capital punishment, with an early trial date anticipated.
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Angeles
Kia McCoy
Theresa Mors
Mummsautt
Drompeet
Woman Sells Baby for 300 Dollars in Poverty Plea
In New York on August 25 Agnes Meek faces charges after allegedly selling her 10 months old baby for 300 dollars due to poverty. The case, heard in Brooklyn, centers on a decisive hearing about custody as the purchaser waits for further proceedings.
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New York
N.Y
Agnes Meek
Yail
Brooklyn
Irving "Hoth
Cate
Persian cabinet resigns after US consul killing
The entire Persian cabinet quits today amid the killing of Robert Imbrie, United States vice consul, by religious factions. Reported that the premier’s removal was accepted.
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Robert Imbrie
United States
Drug promises to destroy fear at pharmacy convention
A new drug shown to destroy fear and foster valor is to be discussed at the American Pharmaceutical Association convention in Buffalo next week. Professor Stanford of the Cleveland College of Pharmacy announced the diagnostic study yesterday, noting Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association supports chemical testing of the drug.
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Columbus
American
Pharmaceutical Association
Falo
Protemor Stanford
Cleveland
Ohio State Pharmaceutical Amecia
Fon
Women Dominate Davis Event Planning in Virginia
In Columbia Fuenday Virginia, women organize a reception for John W Davis "Wert" Democratic presidential nominee. Mrs A. Burnett and Mr. Omten named among organizers. Mrs Davin to attend state convention and host party at the Union depot and at the Cyberator mansion. About 175 prominent Democrats named to a reception committee. women seath a key role. Demand for tickets shows Memorial Hall capacity taxed.
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Pia
John W Davie
Virginia
Davia
Columbia
Fuenday
Davin
Ither
Oho
Leith Tenorence
Bay
TA. Burnett
Stra Davia
Hhe Union Depot
Davip
Earden
EH Smith
Democratic Women's Eth
Pranklin County
Davie
New York
Ate
Helm Snchadea Hese
Shear
William
Dotan
Sirs Sonn Brennan
Charlen Fovier
Me Jamen Carrol
Mira Dhivtening
Mine Maui Pin
Ming Belle Crow
Mien Gatien
Jamen Pe Os Dau
Outa
F. Miller
Arma
Mine Marie Me Curry
Columbus
Democratic State Central
Druanin Bullock
Clevels
Wate
Memorial Hall
France Eyes Enormous Loan From America
London Aug 25 France, aiming to back Dawes plan success, seeks a vast loan from America or its credit equivalent. A Daily Telegraph diplomatic correspondent reports American bankers appear ready, and a formal broach is being prepared through diplomatic channels.
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London
France
Dawes
America
Im Credita
Daily Telegraph
Dawes Stand on Klan Issue Inadequate in New York
East View strong not one of law enforcement but religious and R. By David Lawrence 1924 Canton Daily News. New York speech by Gen Charles G Dawes Hopaminean nominee for vice president drawn mixed reaction as klan issue looms in race. Republicans wary, Dawes critique seen as not resolving race tensions, page 2.
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David Lawrence
Canton Daily News
New
York
Aue
Charles G. Daven
Hopainean Nomtee
Coolidge
Dawes Ipeech
John 'W. Davin
Reublican
Building Falls Killing Eight at St Patrick's Mall
A severe storm tore through St Patrick's La yesterday, demolishing St Philip's Mall during a church event and dance. Eight people died and more than twenty were injured as the twister struck after crowds had thinned. In Ironton, Ohio, a historic rainstorm caused multi-thousand dollar damages, flooding the south side, wrecking the opera house and stores, with cellars flooded and utilities out.
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ST. Patrick's
St. Philip's Mall
Toadstools Said Fatal In Poisoning Incident
In Mompchnen West Virginia August 25 a youth Albert Welshhaupt 17 died after a cryptic family incident involving toadstools. In New York several people including Antonia Caravano four were hospitalized after eating toad stools believed to be from a stranger at Palisades Park. Police said the father son and two others were treated in different hospitals and a gunman is sought.
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Mompchen
Albert Welshaupt
New York
Antonia Caravano
Sheepshead
Baya
Palisades Park
Moving Bog Threatens Town in Cork Ireland
A moving bog in north Cork endangers a farm house and menaces nearby buildings. Guards evacuate cattle as a farmer named Michael Collins seeks safety and urges residents to flee. The scene unfolds with authorities warning of further collapse and risk to the village.
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London
North
Cork
Elvic
Michael “Collins
Quezon asks League to admit Philippine Islands
Aug 25 Manuel Quezon president of the Philippine center and a Philippine delegation arrived to urge the League of Nations to admit the Philippine Islands as a member. Quezon spoke later about Philippine independence.
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Geneva
Manuel Quezon
Phillipine Centre
Philippine Aerogation
League of Natons
Philippine Islands
Quezon la & Leater
Bride to be found dead in New York apartment
New York August 25. Marie Geyer a 41 year old widow, planned to wed in three days. She was found dead in her kitchen by her boarder Thomas W. Keith who reported a cigarette stub near the bed. Police launched a thorough investigation.
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New York
Marie Geyer
Boarder
Lance
Thomas W. Keith
Keith
Ohio Bar Hearing Judicial Reform Plea Marred by War Clutter
The Ohio Bar Association annual convention discussed reorganization of Ohio's judicial system. A report from the legal reform committee warned against delays due to wartime occupation and internal debates. The session referenced potential withdrawals from parts of judicial administration amid geopolitical tensions.
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CEDA
Ohio Bar Association
Ohio
Wray Inne
Strem
Italian Airman Locatelli Rescued After North Atlantic Drift
Italian airman Locatelli and his three companions drifted about four days after a failed Iceland to Greenland flight. They were spotted near 68 56 N 43 W by the cruiser Richmond and picked up unharmed but exhausted. The party, part of the American round the world flight, remained aboard the Richmond as preparations continued for their Labrador flight plans.
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Washington
Tony
Locate
North Atlantic
Iceland
Greenland
Richmond
Navy Department
Magruder
Locatelli
United. States
States Army
Labrador
Smith and Nelson
Tingtut
Predericksdale
Greenwich
Tony” Locatelli
Tatiana ‘Ee
Wince Tast
Cinky
Cape Farewell
Lacatell
Charge driver of auto drunk Massillon Canton man arrested
Aug 25 Clinton Andress of Canton was arrested after allegedly hitting two autos on Manalon Wooster road near Grove and charged with driving while intoxicated. Police said he was intoxicated. Lead reports list a Schroeder involved in a different incident with cholera deaths and a机动车 collision in Allahabad district.
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Massillon
Clinton’ Andress
Canton
Manalon’ Wooster
Andress
London
Schroeder
Andreag
Bengal
Allahabad
Portage St
Akron
Democrats Plan First Draft of State Platform
New York Aug 25 Democratic leaders prepare to pivot to the issue of Republican flaws as they address the Ohio state convention in Columbus. Johnny Davin and allies plan to use the platform dispute to bolster their presidential nomination with attacks on the Republican slate and Atty. Gen. Harry. The Columbus event marks the eve of the state convention with speakers expected to focus on charges against the GOP program.
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New York
Johnny Davin Willi
Ion
Wille
Ohio State
Columba
Harry
Columbus
Cleveland Has Three Murders in One Week
Three men were killed in Cleveland in a single week. John Johnson, a hermit, was found dead under a work table with a head wound. authorities suspect robbery. O Laughlin was found in a car near a saloon after a brawl. James Mesnakey was taken to the police station and later found hauling a corpse. Monroe Givens died from stab wounds during a dispute involving a woman. Police are investigating each case and noting possible links.
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Cleveland
John. Johnson
Raward’ O'Laughlin
Monroe Givins
Johnson
O'Laughlin
James Mesnakey
Corpes
Olaughnin
Givens
Receiver for Wilson and Co named in New Jersey action
New Jersey state Banking Commissioner Edward Maxson has been appointed receiver for Wilson and Company, Packers. Chancellor Backes in Trenton ordered the move, with Morris J. Klein of Newark handling the filing. Wilson and Company officials downplay the application, filed last Saturday.
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LPW
York
Maxson
New Jersey
Wiaon and Company
Packers
Backes
Trenton
Dow Jones Financial Agency
Wnn
Morris J. Klein
Newark
Wilton
Company
Two Autos Stolen In Massillon Report
Two cars were reported stolen last night in Massillon. One car owned by C.R. Mate of the city was taken near Turkeyfoot Lake, license 116-421. The second vehicle, a Ford, was taken from the Ford garage on South Main Street, owned by Charles Lutes of Richville Road, license 89.
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Massillon
Olen
Claims Against Germany Settled In August Negotiations
Two hundred American claimants against Germany totaling 198,000,000 dollars have been adjusted during August in negotiations between the United States and the German agent of the Mixed Claims Commission. The settlement brings the total claims not yet settled to 198,000,000.
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Berlin
Aus
Germany
United States
Akron man held on embezzlement warrants
Akron August 26 B J ayman of Cleveland is held on two warrants charging embezzlement. He is said to have obtained several thousand dollars while acting as a man broker.
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Akron
B. J. Yman
Cleveland
Runaways Caught Near Fairmount Home
Two youths aged 14 and 1 were picked up by Officer McGee near Calonav and the Pennsylvania road early morning. They were held at the local police station for officials of the institution.
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Hecinity
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