Government plans major drive against rum running
The Justice Department will lead a large campaign to curb rum running with expanded Coast Guard seizures and new prosecutions. Arthur Henderson will head a special division to pursue smuggling cases, aiming to seize vessels and press vigorous actions under prohibition and tariff laws. Henderson has a strong record in western Pennsylvania prosecutions.
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Coast Guard
Department of Justice
Arthur W. Hendrson
Pittsburgh
Henderson
Atorney
Mabelle Wille
Pennsylvania
Lorain City Plans $200000 Rehabilitation Fund
Lorain will raise about $200000 for rehabilitation of the northern Ohio city. Mayor Burke Smith, treasurer of the Lorain relief committee, says $85000 comes from within Lorain and $100000 from manufacturers urged by Lorain merchants. A total of $111000 is on deposit, with workers pledging a day's pay totaling $50900 to be deposited soon.
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Lorain
Ohio
Burnette Smith
Smith
Mahon Convicted of London Bungalow Murder
Patrick Mahon known as Englands Landrew was found guilty at the Lewis Assizes and given the death penalty for the April 15 murder of Emily Kaye in a seaside bungalow near Eastbourne. He beat her, hid the body in a closet, and entertained other women there, drawing wide public attention.
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London
Patrick Mahon
England
Landrew
Emily Kaye
East Bourne
British plane lands in Kurile group after fogbound wait
Major Stuart MacLaren and three crewmen departed at dawn from Paramushiru as radio advices reported. The British round the world plane had been fogbound in Tokatan Bay Is of Urupp for ten days before starting the final leg toward the northern Kurile island group.
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Alaska
Stuart MacLaren
Commanions
Paramushiru
Kurile Group
Tokatan Bay
Isof Urupp
Bathroom Tragedy Leads to $50,000 Suit in Cleveland
Mrs. Estella Shields, tenant, sues landlord Kenneth Green alleging bathroom walls collapsed on her during a bath on June 10. She claims humiliation and shock caused chronic insomnia and seeks fifty thousand dollars in damages.
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Cleveland
Kenneth Green
Estella Shields
Darrow Ready For Battle To Save Slayers
Clarence Darrow, famed Chicago defense lawyer, is prepared for the preliminary motions Monday in the Leopold and Loeb case. He plans to reveal a full draw of strategic cards to Judge John R. Caverly, aiming to delay the trial set for August 4 while seeking to quash indictments and challenge venue. Darrow argues they may not prove where the victim died, potentially undermining a murder conviction.
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Chicago
Clarence Darrow
Leopold and Loeb
Darrow
John R. Caverly
Robert Franks
Leopold
Loeb
Franks
Indiana
May attempt to rescue bandit at White Cross hospital
Police in Columbus warned of possible rescue attempt by associates of Joe Urbaytis the Toledo post office bandit held at White Cross hospital since May 5. Rumors placed more than half a dozen conspirators in Columbus awaiting a chance to liberate him and target Detective Harry Carson who captured him.
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Joe Urbaytis
Toledo
White Cross Hospital
Joe
Ben
United States
Urbaytis
Harry Carson
Bible Students Public Rally Before Conference Opening
In Columbus a public rally was held in Memorial Hall by delegates of the International Bible Students Association ahead of their seven day conference. Short addresses were given and the program lists Judge J F Rutherford and H H Howlett among speakers for the forthcoming sessions.
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Th International Bible Students Association
Memorial Hall
J. F. Rutherford
Russell
H. H. Howlett
England
Revolt in Brazil Looms as U S Seeks Stabilizing Accord
Washington reports warn of a serious South American crisis as Brazil’s Sao Paulo revolt persists. Ambassador Edwin V. Morgan sails to Rio after leave, with officials hoping a federal agreement with Senator Pauls will halt fighting and resolve underlying economic tensions before Coolidge’s term ends.
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State Department
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Edwin V. Morgan
Rio de Janeiro
New York
United States
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Rio
Washington
Sen Pauls
President Coolidge
Situation of Rebels Acute in Sao Paulo
Desperate rebel situation reported from Rio de Janeiro transmissions. Rebels outnumbered five to one and lacking support from other states. Federal troops attempt to draw rebels from the town to avoid costly attack and damage.
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Buenos
Aires
Sao Paulo
Rio de Janeiro
Butler to Return to Marines as San Diego Base Chief
Smedley D. Butler, Philadelphia public safety chief, will command the Marine Corps base at San Diego starting January 5, 1925. He will resume service after a one year furlough unless President Coolidge extends his leave at Mayor Kendrick's request.
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Philadelphia
Smedley D. Butler
Marine Corps
San Diego
California
United Press
Coolidge
Kendrick
39 Lives Lost in West Virginia Coal Mines in June
West Virginia mine death toll for June stands at 39, including 30 Americans and nine foreigners. Thirty six fatalities occurred inside mines. McDowell County led with 13 deaths. several counties including Raleigh and Fayette logged multiple fatalities.
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Charleston
West Virginia
State Department of Mines
McDowell Co
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Wayne
Mingo
Mercer
Harrison
Raleigh
Fayette
Kanawha
Logan
Monongahela
Ohio
Tucker
Feare's Body Found in Ohio River at Wheeling
The body of Robert Teare Jr., 40, who vanished while heading to work, was recovered from the Ohio River at Wheeling this afternoon. Relatives believe he likely died by his own hand amid a recent nervous breakdown affecting his family responsibilities.
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Martins Ferry, CO
Robert Teare, Jr
Ohio River
Wheeling
Teare
Royal welcome planned for round the world flyers
War department plans a royal welcome for the American airmen returning from a round the world flight. Maj. Gen. Patrick will oversee ceremonies from Boston to Washington with receptions at Bolling Field and an official Washington welcome likely to include cabinet members and the president.
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Atlantic Ocean
Boston
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Air Service
Nova Scotia
Boston Flying Field
Lowell Smith
Mitchell Field
Long Island
Army
Navy
Bollingfield
President Coolidge
Cabinet
Diplomatic Corps
Fears spread of smallpox prompts health warnings
Washington reports Surgeon General Cummings urged eastern health officers to tighten smallpox precautions amid an epidemic in Pittsburgh and other cities. Interstate quarantines may be needed, with calls for general vaccination and revaccination. In Toledo Farmington addition tight quarantine begins as ninety cases surge, and twenty thousand residents have been vaccinated.
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Washington
Cummings
Pittsburgh
Toledo
Farmington Addition
Toledoians
Wednesday noon time limit news right ads
Canton business men meet in room 206 Daily News building at eight o'clock to name small prize winners and the weekly $25 award. Winners announced Friday with prizes Monday and Tuesday next. Grand prizes of 200 and 100 and 50 as contest narrows. Another $25 award next week. Continued on Page 3 Col 6.
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Room 206
Daily News
John W. Swartz
Room 405
Central Saving Bank
Ll. B. Stratton Phillips Taffy
Arcade
P. A. Hammerly
Davis Enjoys Seclusion At Dark Harbor
Democratic nominee John W. Davis rests on Seven Hundred Acre Island at Charles Dana Gibson’s villa in Dark Harbor Maine. He awaits his acceptance speech with plans to begin work Monday. Crowds greeted the train at stops, and a pedestrian death near Poland, Maine, was kept from the nominee.
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John W. Davis
Charles Dana Gibson
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Gibson
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Island Villa
New York
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Conn
Enthusiaste
Coffee prices rise as Brazil revolt disrupts supply
Ohio wholesalers raised Brazilian coffee prices by one cent a pound with more hikes likely if the Brazilian uprising continues. About five million bags are held at a South American port under rebel control, and the region furnishes about 75 percent of the world supply.
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Brazil
Bryan to Receive Vice Presidential Notification in Lincoln
Nebraska Governor Bryan will be formally notified of his nomination for the Democratic vice presidential ticket on August 18 in Lincoln. The event begins at 8 p.m. with Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi delivering the notification address to a larger radio audience.
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Gov
Bryan
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Democratic National Committee
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
New York
Ford Not Planning To Invade Wall Street
City, Mich July 19 Henry Ford denies plans to invade Wall Street though Edsel Ford may be buying a bank in the East. Ford says he knows nothing of the Rockefeller linked bank matter and is aboard his yacht Slala cruising.
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City
Mich
Henry Ford
Wall Street
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East
Ford
United Press
Slala
John D. Rockefeller
New York
England Happy Hughes Present During Parley
London July 19 Two events of first importance including reparations occurred today Committee No 1 of the inter allied conference agreed on appointing an American to the reparations commission and on measures to protect investors in the proposed German loan from default Secretary of State Hughes arrived in town and will dine with Prime Minister MacDonald at Crewe House and with Ambassador Kellogg insisting the visit has no connection with the conference officials cannot conceal the
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MacDonald
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Kellogg
Stolen Taxi Robbery Sparks Sheriff Chase
A Yellow Cab driver Herb Swingle reports two youths hired his taxi at Pennsylvania depot and fled with money after forcing him to drive to Oakwood stop. A large pursuit with three sheriff cars and one city cruiser failed to catch the robbers, who abandoned the car in Dunnav Edgefield.
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Herb Swingle
Rowland
Oakwood
North Cleveland
Swingle
Sheriff's Deputies
Akron
Massillon
Dunnav
Edgefield
Court Lifts Receivership in Ohio Endowment Case
Louis Josephson 26, accused looting nearly 100000 from the Ohio Industrial Endowment Fund, wins relief as common pleas court lifts receivership from Commercial Mortgage Co. Present officials show the funds in their possession and a probe by Attorney General Crabbe is planned.
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Louis Josephson
Ohio Industrial Endowment Fund Company
Common Pleas Court
Commercial Mortgage Company
Jacob Stear
Louis Gruga
John R. King
Crabbe
State Securities Division
Torabbe
Americans die as mob beats Consul and citizen in Teheran
Reports say Maj. Robert W. Imbrie and Melin Seymour were fatally beaten by a mob in Teheran amid a Bahai demonstration. The U S government awaits Persian explanations and confidential ministerial reports before action. Rioting left seven policemen wounded. Seymour likely near death. Toledo friends seek Rabbi Kornfeld safety in Teheran.
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Washington
Maj
Robert W. Imbrie
Teheran
Persia
Melin Seymour
State Department
Imbrie
United States
Department
Seymour
Toledo
Rabbi Kornfeld
Amercan
Kornfeld
Bryeden Road
Columbus
Ohio
Bandits Slay Rich Clubman at Uptown Club
In Chicago on July 19 five bandits entered the Uptown Club in the north shore district. Wealthy clubman Frank Zahour was shot and killed when he could not raise his paralyzed right hand during the robbery. The assailants fled in an automobile after Zahour’s death.
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Chicago
Frank Zahour
North Shore
Victim Identified As Dayton Man Victor Peterson Murder Case
A Dayton Y M C A resident Victor C Peterson 81 is believed to be the murdered man found on a New York Central train in New York City Wednesday He roomed at the Dayton club from June to October 1923 and later went to Detroit He worked at the National Cash Register plant during his Dayton stay His parents are listed as living in St James Minnesota.
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Victor C. Peterson
Dayton Y. M. Co. A
New York Central
New York
Peterson
Detroit
National Cash Register
St. James, Minn
Grocer Robbed in Cincinnati Bank Run Theft
Two bandits slugged Martin Curtis, 60, a Cincinnati grocer, and escaped in a car with 1500 dollars. Curtis had just visited the bank and was returning to his store to cash pay checks for Saturday night customers.
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Martin Curtis
Curtis
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