Giants Plan Pacific Flight From San Francisco Today
Two PN 9 planes will depart San Pablo bay at 2 p m for a nonstop hop to the Hawaiian Islands aiming to cover over 2000 miles in about 26 hours. The PB 1 will not join today, becoming a two flight effort once ready. Weather and wind will determine starting time and success hinges on favorable trade winds and fuel endurance.
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San Francisco
Pacific
San Pablo Bay
Hawaian Islands
Stanford Mosses
Golden Gate
Kahulu
May
Honolulu
Stanford
California
Hawaiian Islands
PN-9
Man Pleads Guilty in DUI. 30 Days in Workhouse
F. J. Seigler was sentenced by Judge Bowman in criminal court to 30 days in the workhouse and fined $100 plus costs after pleading guilty to driving an automobile while intoxicated. He was arrested Saturday afternoon when his car collided with another. Mrs Betzler fainted in the courtroom as the sentence was announced.
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F. J. Seigler
Bowman
Criminal Court
Zeigler
Betzler
Autoists Fined After Weekend Speeding Arrests
Four motorists charged with speeding were convicted and fined in criminal court Monday. Lawrence Mowrey of North In Querry, A. H. Stadhaus of Cleveland, Caughlin of Cleveland and Co Wilhemy were fined $15 each.
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Lawrence Mowrey
North
Querry
A. H. Stadhaus
Cleveland
Mas Caughlin
Cleveland and Co. Wilhemy
Cosis
Woman Fined $100 for Crabbe Act Violation
Maud Becker of 1424 Scovilay NE was fined 100 dollars plus costs after conviction in Ina court on a charge of violating the Crabbe act.
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Maud Becker
Scovilay NE
Orign Ina
Crabbe
Days Gone By at the Mozart Theater in Canton
A review praises Days Gone By as one of the best pioneer frontier pictures with perilous adventures among Indian tribes mad horses mining camps and dance halls. The Canton program lists guest ticket names and notes an extra name tied to a 4 pound purchase of Soal Crest Coffee from Winzeler Bros Ar de Market.
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Pioneer 148
Mozart Theater
Canton
Soal Crest Coffe
Winzeler Bros. Ar. de
Tax duplicate in Ohio shows large increase
Columbus reports Ohio property valuations for taxation total 12 250 389 725 dollars at year end 1924, up 1 331 521 106 from the previous year. The rise largely reflects real estate reappraisal in 18 counties, with utilities personal property estimated at 1 445 301 630 dollars, over ten percent of the grand total.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Lay Commission
Channel Swim Postponed As Weather Delays Ederle Attempt
Miss Gertrude Ederle, American swimming marvel, may attempt the English Channel from Folkestone Wednesday or Thursday depending on weather. she postponed her Tuesday start. Dr G B Brewster of London began an unheralded channel swim from the English side at 11 45 AM, entering quietly.
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Cape Gris Nez
France
Gertrude Ederle
Folkstone
Eng
G. B. Brewster
London
English Channel
Brewster
Channel
Driver Hurt As Autos Collide In Dayton
Clay Newlin of Osborn is hospitalized with serious injuries after a late night crash on Brandt Pike. Miss Marie McCurry of Columbus drove into Newlin’s stopped car. no serious injuries to McCurry’s passengers. Newlin’s spine is believed fractured.
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Dayton, Co
Clay Newlin
Osborn
Brandt Pike
Newlin
Marie McCurry
Columbus
McCurry
Auto Stolen From Near Meyere Lake Park
T L Wayne reports to police on Sunday that his Ford coupe with license 764 224 was stolen from near Meyere Lake Park.
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T. L. Wayne
4Th St
Meyere Lake Park
Straw Hats To Sing Swan Song
In Columbus on August 31 fashion declares straw hats must be abandoned today for fall felts. Clothiers warn young men entering September will appear out of date without a felt hat as the hay bonnet is retired.
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Columbus
Clothiers
Auto Extorters Sent to Work
Jesse and William Simpson and five others, in the Guy Shaw case, pled guilty in Judge Diehl's court to assault and battery and were sentenced to five months in the workhouse with seven weeks already served. Other defendants pleaded not guilty or were not arraigned as prosecutors warned bonds will be forfeited if prisoners fail to appear.
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Jesse
Wiliam Simpson
Guy Shaw
Diehl
John
Ba Shirey
Andrew Marcus
Buck Hill
Shaw
Wilmer Albright
Edward Major
Ben Wright
Nathan Henderson
Owen Isadore
Walter Ross
Sam Wiliams
C. B. McClintock
Palmer Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition in Cleveland
Thomas J. Palmer of Akron an assistant State fire marshal filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court in Cleveland. He lists his assets at 4000 dollars and his abilities at 4778.45 dollars.
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Cleveland
Thomas J. Palmer
Akron
Twelve Drown as Therese Maria Sinks Near Perpignan
Twelve people drowned near Perpignan when the fishing boat Therese Maria capsized returning from an excursion. One man escaped by swimming to safety, according to a Liberte dispatch.
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Paris
Perpignan
Therese Maria
The
Liberte
Woman Held as Drunken Driver in Auto Crash
Mrs. F. M. McIntyre Massillon driver of the other car was intoxicated and did not stop at the stop sign at Dueber She was arrested on a charge. H. L. Klinker was slightly injured when his car turned over three times after colliding at Dueberry and 6th street SW. Several other collisions were reported across the city with damaged vehicles and minor injuries.
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H. L. Klinker
25Th St
Dueberry
6Th St
F. M. McIntyre
Massillon
Dueber
Headquarters to Be Chosen by Vote for A P A
Druggists in the Ohio State Pharmaceutical association will vote on a site for the proposed headquarters of the American Pharmaceutical association. A national center will house the offices of the American Association and kin dred organizations with a laboratory and a museum, choices include Washington Des Moines Chicago Cleveland Columbus or Cincinnati.
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Columbus
Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association
American Pharmaceutical Association
United States
Washington
D. C
Des Moines
Chicago
Cleveland
Cincinnati
American Association
Hartwell Boy Found After Two Week Wander
Herman Hartwell Jr., 16, who fled Aug 14 after a fright from a neighbor about using his father’s car, wandered through southern Ohio and northern Kentucky. Police found him near Columbus and took him to his grandmother’s house while his parents, Mr and Mrs Herman Hartwell, search from West Virginia.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kentucky
Herman Hartwell, Jr
Hartwell
Herman Hartwell
West Virginia
President May Attend National Legion Convention
President Coolidge indicated he would attend the American Legion annual convention in Omaha Nebraska between October 5 and 9. The invitation was extended at White Court by Alton T Roberts chairman of the legion distinguished guests committee.
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Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
The
American Legion
Omaha
Neb
White Court
Alton T. Roberts
the Legion
Offender Fined $1000 for Illegal Liquor Possession
John Eberhard found guilty of illegal possession of liquor in a trial before Judge A W Ayler. He was fined $1000 and costs after a raid by Sheriff C W Kirk and deputies uncovered moonshine whiskey on an island camp near Bolivar. Witnesses described the camp and liquor position relative to a tent in Tuscarawas and Starkeeo. Zigar Stolich and Nick Pavick of Columbia Heights were fined $100 and costs for small quantity liquor possession.
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John Eberhard
A. W.W. Ayler Mond
C. W. Kirk
Big Sandy River
Bolivar
Tuscarawasco
Starkeeo
G. L. Sickafoose
Zigar Stolich
Nick Pavick
Columbia Heights
Head Crushed With Hammer in Cleveland Office
John Kish aged 60 was found with his head crushed by hammer blows at the Sixth City Metal Co office in Cleveland. Detectives consider burglary or a possible quarrel with a friend. a blood smeared axe was found but no blood on Kish. It is believed he tried to defend himself with the axe.
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Cleveland
John Kish
Sixth City Metal Co
Man Dies by Own Action in City Jail Cell
Stephen Nichawitz 33 of Chicago was found dead in his jail cell at 6 a m by a turnkey who noticed a belt around his neck. He had recently requested confinement claiming enemies hunted him and was reportedly demented. Police found army discharge and naturalization papers on the body and Coroner T C McQuate investigated the death. The body was sent to Hiller undertakers.
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Stephen Nichawitz
Chicago
Nichawitz
Hiller Undertaking
Army
T. Co. McQuate
Pennsylvania Railroad
Canned Heat Party Raided By Sheriff
Deputy Sheriff 0. Fr. Alspaugh broke up a merry party in an orchard near the county infirmary Sunday afternoon. He arrested FE. S. Stoner 61 Bill Murray 62 and Nick Milligan 42 for drunkenness. The trio, inmates of the institution, had obtained several cans of canned heat and removed the alcohol used as refreshments.
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Alspaugh
County Infirmary
FE. S. Stoner
Bill Murray
Nick Milligan
Bobby Jones Opens Amateur Qualifier With 38 At Oakmont
Bobby Jones of Atlanta, 1924 champion, played the first nine holes of the national amateur championship qualifier at Oakmont in 38, one over par. He struggled with iron shots and stayed in a defensive position most of the front nine. Keefe Carter, Western amateur champion, posted a 40 for the opening nine.
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Oakmont
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Keefe Carter
Jones
Man Held After Theft Arrest Near Carrollton
Wallace Barnes of Carrollton was arrested Sunday after Canton police flagged a stolen car. A patrolman spotted the vehicle about an hour later, leading to Barnes’s detention for Carrollton officials.
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Wallace Barnes
Carrollton
Canton
Barnes
Driver aims for world non stop driving record
Broncho Bill Jones from Texas plans six days and nights of continuous driving in a Masex Six with no sleep or sustenance, shackled to the wheel in Canton. He will travel Canton Alliance Dover and Massillon under police supervision hoping to beat Wild Bill Seeley's 124 hour record and win a 1500 dollar forfeit if the Essex Six survives the挑战.
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J. HW. Heaty
Brancho Bill
S. A. Len
Jones
Canton
Alliance
Dover
Massillon
Southwest
Jim Schiemmer
W Hodson-Essex
Schlemmer
City Electrician
Emil Wirth
Bill’ Seeley
Miners Walk Out as 1928 Anthracite Strike Takes Hold
The 1928 anthracite strike begins at midnight as miners leave pits after their wage contracts expire. About 160000 workers are affected with 823 mines shutting down and 7500000 tons stored for delivery to Atlantic and New England states. John L. Lewis leads UMWA with headquarters in Scranton Wilkesbarre and Hazleton.
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Philadelphia
Hazleton Tamaqua
Farma
Pottaville-Shamokin
Atlantic
New England
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Scranton
Wilkesbarre
Hazelton
Mitchell Home Sold in Canton to J B Brothers
Announcement by the Leonard Agency Co t says the R. V. Mitchell residence at 145 19th St NW Ridgewood addition Canton was sold to J B Brothers, president of Canton Hardware Co and Citizens Building and Loan Co. Possession is set for November 1 and Mitchell will remain in Canton at a new location.
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Leonard Agency Co
R. V. Mitchell
19Th St NW
Ridgewood
J. B.brothers
Canton Hardware Co
Citizen's Building and Loan Co
Mitchen
Market
Canton
Mitchell
Police Seek Slain Eugene Keller in Akron Auto Murder
Akron August 31 Police search for the killer of Eugene Keller 49 who was shot six times while sitting in a car Saturday night A year old feud tied to rival lovers may explain the murder Keller left a widow and a four year old daughter in Warren Ohio He had been in the city about two years
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Akron
Eugene Keller
Keller
Warren, O
Body Found Hanging in Tree in Akron
Akron officials report the body of Charles Peterson, 69, found hanging in a tree in the east end by a Baltimore & Ohio Railroad employee. Police consider the death a self inflicted act due to deteriorating health.
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Akron
Charles Peterson
East End
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ohio Klan Women Pleased With Imperial Commander Statement
Mrs. J. H. McCreery, imperial representative for Ohio, reveals Klanswomen stand by their Little Rock imperial commander. The remark follows a restraining suit filed by Alexander Comer of Rock, Arkansas against Mrs. Flora Comer of Columbus and James Comer, grand dragon of Arkansas.
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Columbus
Little Rock
Ark
Robbie Glillcomer
J. H. McCreery
Cleveland
Imperial
Ohio
Ku Klux Klan
Alexander, Rock, Ark
Dragon
Flora of
Comer
James A. Comer
Grand Arkansas
Alleged Pickpocket Caught After Chase in Canton
David Hentzel bound over to the grand jury after a chase following an alleged attempt to pick a pocket on a Canton Allanre bus. Witnesses say he placed his hand in a passenger’s pocket and was captured near Crystal Park by a witness.
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David Hentzel
Allianea
Canton-Allanre
Grand
Bowman
Criminal Court
Hentzel
Crystal Park
Peary Carrier Takes On Coal at Nudsnak Greenland
Aboard the Mage Millan expedition ship Peary refuels at Nudsnak Greenland amid a coal tension. The voyage continues toward Gorthaven as reported to the Navy Department.
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Washington Aus
Peary
Mage Millan Aretie
Coa
Agitation Spreads in Mexico City Across Racial Tensions
Reports indicate rising unrest in Mexico City as anti Chinese agitation grows. Officials fear the movement may extend to lay Orientals along the coast and prompt diplomatic repercussions.
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Mexico City
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