Prince Edward Visits White House Meeting With President
The Prince of Wales met with President Coolidge at the White House for two hours in a casual, informal session. The occasion drew a huge crowd as Washington welcomed the heir to the British throne. The royal party described the trip as uneventful with high spirits about future relations and a return to New York to attend further events.
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Syosset
Prince of Taine
Washington
Sycanet
Enne
Mrs. Cool
Albert
Nivant
Prince
Walee
Cootidge
White House
New York
Japan Faces New Epidemic Amid Staggering Toll
Edo dispatch reports a deadly outbreak across Shikoba and Yokohama with multiple fatalities and injuries. Officials warn of rising cases in the island province as health teams mobilize to contain the spread.
Metal Plane Breaks Record on Transcontinental Flight
A two engine metal plane, built in Rome, reportedly flew 1,600 kilometers in ten hours with a ten member crew and 2200 kilograms of cargo. The factory claims a new world record and potential use in service against bandits.
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Rome
Atarina di Pisa
Rorota
Powder Blast Kills Fiftee: Atoms Found in Debris
A powder blast released fourteen tons of dynamite causing a massive explosion. The force shattered earth and decimated nearby workers. The dead were reduced to fragments, with only portions of bodies discovered amid the wreckage.
Ghostly raps puzzle baffles Youngstown home owner
In Youngstown a ghost has haunted Frank Cornelius residence for nine weeks with nightly 11:40 pm floor raps. The eerie sounds, likened to a tattoo on a board by a fet, have drawn hundreds of curious visitors as Cornelius seeks police help to solve the mystery. Detectives remain puzzled as they investigate the spectral puzzle.
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Youngstown
Bnerlock Holmes
Nick’ Carter
Steel City
Tts
Frank Cornelius
Farmer
Eft
Cornelius
Hielem
Seven killed in day on Penny right of way
Tragic day on the Penny right of way as seven people die in separate incidents. Victims include Dora Cummings and others aged 21 to 68. The crashes occurred near Newcomerstown with unknown addresses for several victims. Investigations continue into multiple highway and railroad crossings.
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cosHocTon
Shien Kesey
Jamon Keone
Sire
Dora Cummings
Cummings
Envi
J. Benson
Br Byron
Senate
U S Intervenes in Honduras to End Civil War Efforts
Aug 10 report from Washington states the United States, via Secretary of State and U S naval officers, intervenes in Honduras to urge an end to the civil conflict. The move, directed from the State Department, aims to pressure rival factions toward agreement and restore stability in the Central American republic.
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Washington
United States
Honduras
Stokeley W. ‘Morgan
Tomucigalpa
Islood
State Department
Claimsboard to Begin Work on Long Pending Claims
The article notes the start of work on long pending claims with formal openings and preparations. Officials from the States and Mexico will assemble for a joint fire industry session next week. The ceremony took place at the San American Union building to organize efforts.
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Sates
Mexico
Eecnion
Eday
Sane American Union
Nijournmont
Wednenfay
Orangemen Seek Liberty in Newry Resolution
In Newry Ireland on August 4 two thousand five? thousand Orangemen gathered to demand liberty and independence from the Bree State. A resolution was adopted declaring Orangemen would never agree to the transfer of sacred territory.
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Newry
Ireland
Inemaelven
Bree
Chinese battle is due today on farmers tour
Democratic nominee John W. Davin readies a three week airings tour to win farmer support, planning Sunday evening stops in ten Buckeye towns across Ohio and adjacent areas as he campaigns for the presidency.
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U.S
New York
John W. Davin
Democratic Nomines
Findlay Hosts 37th Division Reunion Attended by Notables
The Minaion reunion in Findlay drew thousands with a military parade and plans to honor veterans. General Pershing, Rear Admiral Henry Mayo, and multiple generals were listed among arriving dignitaries. Autocar escorts and noon banquet awaited visitors amid memorial services at the Fair Grounds.
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Findlay
Planlore
John J. Pershing
Henry Mayo
Benson Hough
J. R. McQuige
John
W. Mitchel
Charien Farnsworth
William Jackson
F. Zimmerman
William R. Smith
Bunday
Frank Henderson
Tom
Pershing
Natonal
Toledo
Fifon
Notalen
Helen Schubach Returns Home After Disappearance
The Schubach family of Ratt ra SW received a telegram confirming their daughter Helen's disappearance from August 20 and a later message of forgiveness after a ten day search. Her return was announced Saturday evening, ending the mystery reported by the family.
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John Schubach
Rattra SW
Helen
New York City
Shadow of Gallows Hovers Over Leopold and Loeb
Chicago August 30. The mood at the Leopold Loeb case shifts as mitigation evidence is reviewed by Judge Caverly and jurors. The two youths, once seen as fearless, face potential death by jury after a long trial, with past executions shaping the atmosphere.
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Chicago
Nathan’ Leopold Jr
Richard Loeb
County
Jaltonisht
Hiline Rober Franke
John Caverny
Boye
Caverly
Thas
Firmen
Benany
Jeds
Myotely
Leopold F and
Loeb
Judes
William ‘Kramer
Larry Heffernan
Joe Tanus
France prepares for Ruhr release and League entry talk
The article describes France moving toward Ruhr clearance and discusses Germany’s acceptance of the Dawes plan. It notes a potential League of Nations offer of membership, with developments tied to a Geneva meeting and the London pact signing at the foreign office.
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Voremuuna
Ruhr
Oerusea
Europe
Germany
Reichstag
le of Nations
Geneva
Tuesay
Foreign Office
Canton Daily News Proses Start Time
Teaser notes a Canton Daily News process beginning at 10 in the morning on the specified date. Details are sparse and the readable text emphasizes a morning start and the newspaper edition.
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Canton Daily News
Attack Plot Revealed in Lisbon Fight for Proletarian Rule
Lisbon reports reveal a Friday plot by revolutionary forces aiming to establish proletarian dictatorship at the Fortress of St George. The plan failed as factions could not agree on the exact form of rule, with leaders disagreeing over the dictatorship model.
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Lisbon
Ateaca
Fortress of
St. George
Tonlant Ia
Ters
Destroyers to Protect Lives of Americans
Foreign and U S warships reinforce Shanghai area as rival warlords clash near the city. More than 80 marines arrive from Chefoo and British marines are en route. Spies report airfield damage and mounting violence as tensions rise with Wu Pei Fu and Lu factions looming over possible bombardment.
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Shanghai
China
United States
Chee Foo
Wu Pei Fu
Peking
Hangchow
Cork Leg Rum Cache Found by Sleuths in Indiana
Deputy Sheriff Sam Osbun raided George Bohrider's home near Lafayette uncovering a hidden cache described as a cork leg containing a one quart bottle of liquor. Bohrider, 48, was arrested and fined 160 dollars plus costs by Coastal Carmen of Lafayette.
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Lima
Sam” Osbun
George Bohrider
LaFayette
Carmen
Tat
Costa
Babe Dying and Seven Hurt in Crash at Banpaville
Aug 10 report says one dies and seven are injured when an auto careens off the road. The vehicle carried Mrs. Harry Fay of Columbia and five children, including a year old infant with a fractured wrist. Driver Spano and family members are named among the injured.
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Tokio
Shikoba
Ditu
Yokohama
Biroky
Banpaville
Hayes
Chitarestod
Harry Fay
Columba
John W. Davis to tour Ohio on train blitz
Special to the New York dispatch reports John W. Davis will make ten stops in Ohio Monday night as the Democratic candidate travels from Wheeling West Virginia through Chicago. He plans to greet supporters from the rear platform and appears to target rural areas on a platform of agricultural relief. Stops include Bellaire Barnesville Cambridge New Concord Zanesville Newark Mount Vernon Fredericktown and Butler.
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John W. Davis
Ohio
Wheeling
W. Va
Chicago
Bellaire
Barnesville
Camebridge
New Concord
Zancaville
Newark
Aten
Mount Vernon
Predericktown
Butler
Three Die In Delaware Plane Crash
In Delaware on August 30 three men died when a new plane crashed near the city after lifting off it reportedly stalled at a low altitude and plunged into a fiery crash. Victims were R. Z. Clifton 49 from Columbus and two 18 year olds B I Green Wenders and Everett Reiger all from Delaware. The aircraft owned by young Hendrix's father Clifton had flown from Columbus to Newark for a test and intended commercial use after Labor Day when Hendrix was to perform a tying job. The motor ceased around a hundred feet above ground before the dive.
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Here
R. Z. Clifton
Olumbua
BI Grea Wenders
Everett Reiger
Clifton Haa
Soma
Columbus
Newark
Labor Day
Hendere
Mrs Ferguson Plans Cabinet Role for Women in Administration
The Democratic nominee Mrs Ferguson announced that women will have an important role in her administration. She attributes her nomination largely to feminine support and says she will apportion new cabinet positions to reflect women’s influence.
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Wesnem
Rex
AUK
Stirtim Ferguson
Tate
Ferguson
Bender
Seismic Activity Reported in Central Italy Tonight
A London dispatch notes the seismograph at Paongs in Central Italy recorded very strong earthquakes over three hours tonight. The impact was described as extreme with estimated intensity around 10,000 kilograms equivalent, indicating a powerful tremor spreading in a southerly direction.
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London
Paongs
Italy
Ohio contractor killed by car near Maumee
John Johnson a prominent Ohio contractor was killed near Maumee when his auto was struck by another car. He was en route to Maumee to pay workers on a road contract.
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Ohio
Toledo
John Johnson
Lima
Maumee
Johnson
Bloody Ku Klux Klan clash leaves seven dead in Herrin
In Herrin, seven people were killed and many wounded in a daylight confrontation between Ku Klux Klan members and opponents on Main Street. Sheriff Geo Galligan and deputies patrolled as troopers arrived to restore order and protect residents.
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Aerrin
State Trope
Herrin
Ku Kau Klan
Geo. Galligan
Kianemen
Geath
Herrin Hospital
Hi Ife
Galligan
Thoes
Pawo 2
Progressives Start Campaign With Nationwide Speaking Tour
Senator Robert M La Follette and Burton Wheeler launch the Progressive campaigns speeches beginning Labor Day. La Follette plans a radio address Monday broadcast nationwide while Wheeler opens in Boston and tours northeastern states before moving westward for a grueling schedule. Wheeler will attack President Coolidge and the Republican administration amid calls to unite workers nationwide into the Progressive ranks.
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Washington
Robert M. la Follette
Burton K
Wheeler
Progressive Party
Ta Pollette
New England
East
Boston
Commons
Vermont
Ranke
Pollette
Wheslers
Republlican
Wheater
Codie
Blast death toll rises to ten in factory explosion
News reports confirm ten dead after a blast at the People's Natural Gas Company facility. Among the dead is a four year old child, John Pirotta, as investigators sort through the wreckage near the Pasuvant capital.
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Pittovmem
People's Natural Gen Company
John Pirotta
Pasuvant Capital
Pirotta
Young victim of blast dies in Burma incident
A young boy, identified as Prama Briawwin, died after a fireworks explosion damaged a theater in Burma. The incident occurred Tuesday, and the boy was the second of six to perish, with his father severely injured.
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Briwainn
Prama
Burma
Bey
Woman insane drowns five month old in kettle
A Baltimore case reports a woman described as insane drowned her five month old baby in a kettle. Police and hospital staff clarified details amid investigations.
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Baltimore
Charles
Escape attempt ends in prisoner's death at yard fall
Columbus police report Ted Detanok, 1, a Cuyahoga inmate, died today after leaping from a tree into the penitentiary yard. Authorities believe the man climbed the tree in a bid to escape and fractured his skull on the pavement.
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Ted de Tanok
Cuyahown Oo
Ohio Penteentiary
Hlaaku
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