Ten feminists held and released near Rambouillet palace
In Rambouillet France Aug 28 police detained ten world famous feminist leaders attempting to storm the presidential palace to demand an equal rights treaty. They were released after confirming identities. The event occurred during Kellogg treaty preliminaries with Briand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rambouillet
France
Doumergue
Doris Stevens
Dudley fFeld Malone
Bokanowski
International Council of the National Woman's Party
Paris
O. H. P. Belmont
Miss Stevens
Rhonada
Mme
Anatole France
Briand
Kellogg
United States
Aristide Briand
Frank B. Kellogg
Doheny Named Defendant in $10 Million Oil Suit
Ed ward L. Doheny and the Panamerican Petroleum and Transport Co. are named defendants in a $10,417,448.12 damage suit filed by Frank H. Hunkel and other stockholders of the company. The action seeks recovery of funds alleged to be lost from the Elk Hills naval oil reserve lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Edward L. Doheny
Panamerican Petroleum and Transport Co
Frank H. Hunkel
Elk Hills Naval Oil Reserve
We ad Rogers Has Good Plan to Aid Drys
A humorous Will Rogers spoof from Beverly Hills mocks prohibition enforcement. He jokes about a government law forcing drinking to curb alcohol use and mentions Durant cars, referencing a bet of 25000 proposed by Mr. Dur ant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Will Rogers
Beverly Hills
Cal
Mr. Durant
Hearst
Coolidge
New Park Is Given to City
The city park commission announced transfer of the 15th St SW park to the recreation commission under Director Charles W. Schnake. Henry R. Bauhof called it the finest park for playgrounds, with plans for Jackson Park development costing over 50 000 and bids to follow after plan adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Park Commission
15Th St SW
City Recreation Commission
Charles W. Schnake
Henry R. Bauhof
Park Commission
Jackson Park
Nimisila Park
Pitkin & Mott
Cleveland
15Th St
H. H. Timken
Three Held in Gas Robberies in Columbus
Police checked records on John Sheppzkie 26 New York George P Bender 24 Baltimore and Robert Garrison 19 Brooklyn after their arrest last night in a string of gasoline filling station robberies in Columbus Ohio They arrived from Baltimore within an hour and Bender confessed to involvement in more than three Columbus robberies and said he met the others while they escaped Baltimore jail.
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Columbus
John Sheppzkie
New York
George P. Bender
Baltimore
Robert Garrison
Brooklyn
Bender
Sheppskie
Garrison
Police Chief Held After Raid on Bootleggers
Chicago August 28 raids by twenty agents under Prohibition officials led to arrests of several North Shore businessmen and Chief of Police Paul Giambastian of Northfield. A large liquor seizure was found in Giambastian's basement, with information from Winnetka police aiding the investigation spanning Winnetka Hubbard Woods and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
North Shore
Paul Giambastian
Northfeld
George H. Hurlburt
E. C. Yellowley
Winnetka
Hubbard Woods
Ciambastian
Yellowley
Akron Roundup Follows Attacks On Councilman
Akron officials launch the biggest round up yet of underworld figures after gunman attacks on councilman Kyle Ross and his wife. Ross plans to continue probes into bootlegging gambling and racketeering as Sheriff Jacob Bollinger and Detective Chief Ed McDonnell lead the manhunt with other city and county officials. A reward may be considered at today’s council meeting.
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Akron, O
Akron
Kyle Ross
Ross
Jacob Bollinger
Ed McDonnell
Underworld
Oscar Hunsicker
Aldrich B. Underwood
Robert A. Myers
Chicago
Father shoots son in quarrel in Chicago
Eldridge Falk 23 was shot and killed by his father Arthur Falk a Chicago park board member after a quarrel at home as Eldridge threatened to leave. Police said the son had returned intoxicated and demanded better treatment for his mother and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eldridge Falk
Arthur F. Falk
Falk
Edward McBride
McBride
Lammot Du Pont Backs Hoover in Coming Campaign
Lammot Du Pont president of E I Du Pont de Nemours Co states in a letter to the Philadelphia Public Ledger that he supports Herbert Hoover in the coming presidential campaign. He cites prosperity under a Hoover administration and notes he disagrees with his brother Pierre Du Pont who endorsed Alfred E Smith over prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Lammot Dupont
E. I. Dupont de Nemours Co
Herbert Hoover
Dupont
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pierre
Alfred E. Smith
Democraticandidate
Smith
Troover
Doctor James Fraunfelter Dead After Half Century Service
Canton mourns Dr. James Fraunfelter an 82 year old physician and civic leader who died at his Market Street home after a year of ill health. A Jefferson Medical College graduate he helped found Canton water works and sewage systems and supported smoke abatement and local hospitals. Survivors include his son Dr. C. E. Fraunfelter and two grandsons. funeral Thursday at 3:30 at his Market Avenue home conducted by Rev. Oscar M. Adam. Burial in Westlawn Cemetery.
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James Fraunfelter
Canton
1603
Market
Jefferson Medical College
Long Island Hospital
Fraunfelter
C. E. Fraunfelter
First
City Platting Commission
Old Business Men's Association
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Aultman Hospital
Commercial Savings Bank
Canton Industries
Canton Medical Library Association
Stark ‘County Medical Society
Northeastern Ohio Medical Society
Medical
Savannah Academy
Hayesville Academy
Ashland
Elizabeth Thompson
Catherine Maxheimer
James
John Fraunfelter
Market Avd
Oscar M. Adam
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Westlawn Cemetery
Stark Belting Co Gains Steam in Canton's Industrial Growth
Canton welcomes Stark Belting Co one of its infant industries reporting steady production growth since January. Officials say Canton attracted the firm by its prospects and the company foresees continued expansion with output mainly belts for motors sold locally and to other states and nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
HE Stark Belting Co
Stark Belting Co
Petition for Tax Cut Rejected by Auditor
Auditor A A Van Dorsten announced that a general 10 percent reduction in Starkco real estate valuations is impossible. He noted that while some properties may be overvalued, utilities argue valuations are too low, and blanket cuts could harm other assessments. The Canton Real Estate Board petition was rejected as legally unfeasible.
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Canton Real Estate Board
Starkco
A. A. van Dorsten
van Dorsten
Wells Water Supply Plan Advances for City Condemnation
City to begin condemnation proceedings for land west of Brookside Country Club for a new water department pumping station. Supt Ohliger warns of summer shortages and cites underground water supply to be tapped after acquiring land. owners quoted varied prices and no uniform agreement reached. Wells sunk to over 250 feet show heavy flows and are capped for future use.
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City Water Department
Brookside Country Club
James E. Kinnison
Louis B. Ohliger
Obliger
Kinnison
Supt
Ohliger
Water Department
Heifetz Marries Actress Florence Vidor in Secret New York Wedding
Jascha Heifetz the 28 year old concert violinist and Florence Vidor motion picture actress wed secretly at the Mayfair House in New York on August 20. The ceremony was kept private by friends for eight days and the couple left for a honeymoon on the west coast.
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New York
Jascha Heifetz
Florence Vidor
West Coast
Mayfair House
Victor
Gene Tunney
Heifetz
Miss Vidor
Supreme Court
Alfred Frankenthaler
Teenagers arraigned in Brooklyn for stealing police car
Thomas Sullivan and George Peer both seventeen were arraigned on charges of stealing a police motor car for a joyride. Ady.
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Brooklyn
Thomas Sullivan
George Peer
Speen Plans Picnic for Wilmot Brewster Road Completion
A September 5 celebration at Welty School marks the completion of State Route No. 19 from Columbus to Sharon. Officials expected include Myers Y. Cooper and other state figures. The event features an ox roast, a free barbecue, dancing, a band, refreshments, and speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmot- Brewster
Welty School
Myers Y. Cooper
Columbus
Sharon
Heat Wave Grips Canton and Stark County Two Die
A fierce heat wave pushed temperatures toward the 85 degree mark as two men fell victim to the heat in Canton and Alliance. Robert Copley, 23, collapsed at a Louisville plant and died in hospital. Pearl Roger, ? arrived at Mercy Hospital after collapsing on a Alliance sidewalk.
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Canton
Stark Ce
Carl Meyer
Robert Copley
Dartmouth
Superior Sheet Steel Co
Louisville
Mercy Hospital
Pearl Roger
Prospect St. Alliance
Market Av S
Deerwester
Three Dead in Yellowstone Park Tragedies
Casper Wyoming reports three deaths in Yellowstone National Park over recent days. George Brown of Lampasas Texas died after slipping into a boiling pool, his two sons burned while attempting to rescue him. A boy was killed by scalding water from Old Faithful, and a unnamed woman tourist died after a bear attack.
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Casper
Wyo
Yellowstone National Park
George Brown
Lampassas
Tex
New York City Named in Pad Lock Action on Bronx Property
United States attorney said the City of New York owns the property where a Bronx building linked to a speakeasy faced pad lock proceedings. No specific names or dates beyond August 28 are given.
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New York
Bronx
United States
Fake police calls trigger subway panic in Midtown New York
On August 28 three bogus emergency calls claimed ambulances and police were needed for subway and elevated disasters in Midtown Manhattan causing swift ambulance and police responses. The incidents disrupted traffic and raised safety concerns across the area.
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New York
Midtown
Mrs Woodrow Wilson to sail for Europe aboard America
Mrs Woodrow Wilson widow of former president will sail tonight from New York to Europe aboard the United States liner America.
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New York
Woodrow Wilson
Europe
United States
America
Funeral services for Daniel E Rickel held in West Salem
Funeral services were held in the Presbyterian Church at West Salem for Daniel E Rickel age 60 who died Saturday from cancer. Surviving are his widow, a son and a daughter.
Canton annexes 650 acres doubling city reach
About 750 additional residents will move into Canton Thurs when 650 acres of land are annexed on the western boundary. The expansion, the largest since a decade, extends from 23d St SW to Raff Rd NW and brings Gambrinus School under Canton education authority.
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Canton
Corporation
Gambrinus Rd
13Th St
Whipple Rd
4Th St
Raff Rd
Lincoln Heights
Tuscarawassi W
Massillon
Gambrinus School
Buck Hill School
Canton Board of Education
Board of Education
Flood toll rises to three in Rondout Valley flood
Three men die in a cloudburst flood in Rondout Valley New York. Louis Blatt 44 of New York City drowned near Lackawack Charles Lavery 60 of Paterson New Jersey drowned after losing grip on a rescue rope near the Napanoc institution for defective delinquents and Frank Weller of Grahamville swept away with a telephone pole sheltering him. Residents brace for cleanup ahead of Labor Day weekend as city folk descend to the highlands.
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Middletown
N. Y
Rondout Valley
Catskills
Louis Blatt
New York City
Lackawack
Charles Lavery
Paterson
N. J
Napanoch Institution
Frank Weller
Grahamville
Fire Jinx to hotel man in New Haven
William O'Toole, crippled, survived three hotel fires after firemen twice saved him. In the latest blaze on the basement, firefighters recovered him from his room and carried him to safety. Regular price for a local ad is listed as one dollar for a bottle.
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New Haven
Conn
William O'Toole
O'Toole
Toole
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