Bose Sought in Harmon Shooting Case
Stark county authorities hunt Earl Bose of Baech City on suspicion linked to the murder of William Fleming, filling station proprietor, at Harmon Junction. Bose, formerly a jail trusty who once thwarted a jail delivery, was employed at Riverside Park west of Uhrichsville and is being questioned as details unfold. Mrs. Fleming doubts robbery motive as she recalls the grim afternoon shooting.
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Stark Co
Earl Bose
Baech City
William Fleming
Harmon Junction
Bose
Pleming
Riverside Park
Uhrichsville
Court urged to direct verdict for defendant in Ed Curtis case
Defense seeks a not guilty verdict claiming a material variance between the indictment and evidence. Judge A W Agler will rule on the motion after reconvening Monday morning as prosecutors and defense argued over whether the March 2 payment aimed to influence official conduct or reflect prior favors.
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Ed Curtis
A. W. Agler
Clyde Goldfuss
Curtis
Goldfuss
Canton
Farther Day
Day
Tourist Party Killed as Train Strikes Auto at Crossing
In Columbus Nebraska a Seattle couple Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Johnson and their daughter Vera R. Johnson were killed when their car was hit by an east bound Union Pacific passenger train near the crossing. The train, traveling about 50 miles per hour, hurled the victims about 50 feet. Trainmen say Johnson apparently tried to beat the train.
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Columbus, Neb
R. E. Johnson
Seattle
Vera R. Johnson
Union Pacific
Here
Johnson
Floods devastate South India damaging towns and homes
Dispatches from Bombay report widespread floods in South India with rail lines washed out bridges destroyed and communications cut. At least ten thousand houses wrecked and distress described as acute across many towns.
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London
India
Cording
Bombay
Bishop Brown Appeals Heresy Conviction Set for October Hearing
Retired Bishop Wil lag Montgomery Brown of Gallon Ohio appeals a heresy conviction by a Protestant Episcopal court. Twenty errors are listed including one bishop’s eligibility. Hearing will be scheduled after October 14 in Cleveland, per Bishop William A. Leonard.
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Cleveland
Willag Montgomery Brown, Gallon
Protestant Episcopal Church
William A. Leonard
Special Court of Review
Court of Review
Leonard
Brown
Consulate Hit by Bullets in Sao Paulo Clash
The American consulate in Sao Paulo was struck by bullets during fighting between Brazilian rebels and government forces. The state department said the building was damaged but no American lives were lost.
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Washington
Sao Paulo
State Department
Brazil
Indictment of Seven Officers in Allied Loan and Realty
Seven officers of the Allied Loan and Realty firms led by Sol Peskind were indicted by a Cleveland grand jury. Charges include embezzlement false financial statements and perjury tied to phantom houses and property swaps used to prop up credit. The principals include Sol Peskind Ben Karp H A Ferris Fred D Baker Edgar K Fisher and Thornton Hutchroft. The case centers on the Representative Realty and Municipal Savings and Loan units with further probes planned for September.
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Cleveland, CO
Sol Peskind
Representative Realty Company
Ben Karp
Peskind
H. A. Ferris
Municipal Realty Company
Fred D. Baker
State Building and Loan Department
Municipal Savings and Loan Company
Edgar K. Fisher
Thornton Hutchroft
Grand
Municipal Savings & Loan Company
Grand Jury
La Follette Campaign Kicks Off in Cleveland Drive
Leaders of the La Follette for president movement plan a Cuyahoga county vote drive this afternoon with about 500 delegates forming an independent county organization. They will campaign from now until the November election to support La Follette against the two major parties.
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Cleveland
Wisconsin
Cuyahoga County
la Follette
Argentine Aviator's Plane Forced Down in Gulf of Salonika
Athens reports Col Camin an Argentine aviator was forced down today in the Gulf of Salonika. It is unclear whether the pilot is lost or safe, according to a message received here.
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Athens
Col. Camin
Gulf of
Salonika
Soviet envoy Radovsky returns to Moscow on Russee-F Franco talks
Soviet representative Radovsky has gone back to Moscow to report on progress in the Russoe- Franco conference negotiations.
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London
Radovsky
Moscow
Darrow Accuses Prosecution of Fabricated Testimony in Leopold Case
In Chicago July 26, Clarence Darrow, defense chief, charged the prosecution with inserting fabricated testimony to intimidate Justice Caverly as Nath an Leopold and Richard Loeb face possible death. Darrow pressed Detective Gortland on notes and details of a key custodial interview during a lengthy cross examination.
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Chicago
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Clarence Darrow
Counse
Benjamin Bachrach
Young Loeb
Judge Caverly
Criminal Court
Leopold-Loeb
John R. Caverly
Bobby Franks
Nathan Leopold
Dicky” Loeb
Darrow
James J. Gortland
Young Leopold
Gortland
Leopold
Brazilian President Ready to Flee Amid Sao Paulo Clash
Reports from Rio de Janeiro say President Bernardes keeps a launch ready as troops clash around Sao Paulo. Government reports deny extreme danger while rebels extend lines and claim gains. Civilians are warned to leave the city ahead of a planned federal attack through dense residential areas.
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Buenos Aires
Bernardes
Brazil
Rito de Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Ann Civilans
Rio de Janeiro
Perry county man hanged himself in jail
George Reinbold aged 59 of Perry county died in the county jail after hanging himself last night. His body was found this morning. despondency is believed to be the cause.
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Newark
George Reinbold
Perry County
Deport Armenians From Greece to Aid Greek Refugees
Dispatches from Athens report the deportation of 50,000 Armenians from Greece to clear space for Greek refugees. Armenian protest follows urgent removal ahead of harvest.
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London
Greece
Athens
Theater Case Probed Again in Canton Court
An affidavit charges Ed T. Bockius with violating state blue laws by operating the Valentine theater on Sunday. The case, tied to Lord's Day Alliance, may go to jury trial as hearings set for next week against other Canton theater managers.
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Court of Justice of Peace Co
E. Heminger
Ed. T. Bockius
Valentine Theater
Criminal Court of
Canton
B. W. Sebring
Eggert Abstract Co
United Presbyterian Church
Braucher and Sterling
Lord's Day Alliance
Stark Co Council of Churches
Bockius
J. A. Bowman
Criminl Court
Miton Sterling
Heminger
Bowman
Sterling
Rockins
Valentine
Escape attempt ends in death at Ohio Penitentiary
Ralph Fritsch, a convict serving 15 to 20 years for holding up a Sharonville bank cashier, fell fifty feet while climbing a high tension wire and is dying in the prison hospital after an estimated six thousand volts passed through him. The incident occurred at the Ohio Penitentiary in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Ralph Fritsch
Fritsch
Sharonville
Ohio
Cincinnati
Fire engine driver perishes in overturned ambulance
Roy Paul, 35, a Wellington fireman, died after a motor driven fire apparatus overturned near Wellington while responding to an alarm. Dr Hoard, the truck driver, tried to negotiate a curve as the vehicle skidded and broke a wheel, pinning volunteers underneath. Paul died two hours after reaching Memorial Hospital in Elyria from two broken legs and internal injuries.
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Wellington
Roy Paul
Here
Hoard
Paul
Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Coolidge Rebukes Pacifists Over Defense Day Plan
President Coolidge today criticized the Pacifists organization for opposing preparedness and interfering with Defense Day on September 12. He defended the test of the nation's military resources as nonmilitaristic and accused critics of misrepresentation in a reply to Frederick J. Libby executive secretary of the National Council for Prevention of War.
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Washington
Coolidge
Pacifists
Frederick J. Libby
National Council For Prevention of War
Libby
One Dead Two Hurt in Mill Accident
Lorain Ohio July 26 Joseph Esch Elyria is dead and Nick Wulovich Lorain is near death after a mill accident at the National Tube Company. Esch was crushed by a heavy sewer top he was lifting. Wulovich suffered a fractured skull when a gas explosion wrecked a stack at the Skelp mill boiler house. Chris Smith Avon Ohio was bruised but expected to recover.
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Lorain
Joseph Esch
Elyria
Nick Wulovich
National Tube Company
Esch
Vulovich
Skelpemill Builer House
Chris Smith
Avon
Ohio
Inquest fatal: Raymond Stevens dies from revolver injuries
St Clairsville Ohio July 26 Raymond Stevens eighteen died from injuries after cleaning a revolver last week He passed away during the night at Bellaire City Hospital tragedy reported from local authorities
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ST. Clairsville
Raymond Stevens
Bellaire City Hospital
Golden Grain Harvest Sparks Bank Recovery in West
Treasury officials report a bumper wheat harvest from Kansas to the Canadian border halting banking collapse in the agricultural belt. The recovery follows farm loans and credit programs, with many banks re opening and scores aided by rising grain prices and wider market demand.
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Washinton
Treasury Department
Mississippi River
Agricultural Credits Corporation
West
Kansas
Canadian
War Finance Corporation
Federal Farm Loan Board
The
Probe of prison camp floggings opens in Spartanburg
Machinery began a far reaching probe of alleged prison camp floggings in Spartanburg D C as grand jurors prepared to hear charges by S R Wilson former camp guard. Three youths Bennie Nicholson William Worrell and Simon Williams were named as victims of unmerciful beating during Wilsons guard tenure.
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Spartanburg
D. C
Florida
S. R. Wilson
Wilson
Bennie Nicholson
William Worrell
Simon Williams
Gov Donahue orders statewide bridge safety audit
Ohio Governor Donahey urged Highway Director Boulay to have all state bridges inspected for safety. He noted bridges in use for 50 to 80 years and asked county engineers to assess load limits and warn the public if any danger exists after a steel Dayton bridge collapse that carried trucks cars and pedestrians.
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Columbus
Ohio
Donahey
Boulay
Denahey
Dayton
Ten Killed in Explosion at Frick Co Mine
Ten miners died in a blast at the Gates mine of the H. C. Frick Coal & Coke Co in Gates Pennsylvania. Only ten bodies remained and were recovered after a long rescue effort. About 120 men were in the mine. the cause is under investigation as state mine officials study a local blast. Six victims were married with large families. The shaft 248 feet deep impeded rescue due to gas and debris. The mine employs 318 workers.
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Gates
H. C. Frick Coal & Coke Co
State Bureau of Mines
Attica Mourns After Bus Tragedy Kills Ten
Attica Ohio observes a day of mourning for ten high school students killed when a New York Central train struck a holiday bus at Oak Harbor. Post office and express services suspend operations for the funeral day. Investigations stall as officials prepare for a Port Clinton public hearing Tuesday.
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Attica
New York Central
Oak Harbor
Washington
Express Companies
Port Clinton
Boy Injured Fracture Near Home
A boy named Adolph Lorenero of 14338 Lutz Place NE sustained a fracture Saturday morning while playing near his residence. He was admitted to Mercy hospital where the injury was set and he was sent home in not serious condition.
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Adolph Lorenero
Lutz
Mercy Hospital
Originality Test of Good Ad. Judges Stress Original Expression
The judges stress originality as key to prize awards for ads with selling value. Nearly two weeks remain to vie for grand prizes of 200, 100, and 50 dollars plus nearly 500 dollars in cash and merchandise. Winners must call at Canton Daily News building Room 206 from 6 to 6 Monday and Tuesday to select prizes. others will have prizes mailed.
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Canton Daily News
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Flays Detective
Justice of Peace
Golden Grain
Middlewest
South Carolina
Frick CO
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