Navy fliers doubt opinions on real estate theater deal
Market Ave North and Loew's Inc plan a three million dollar theater complex in Canton with a 100 foot frontage. The site near Market and Loew's aims to create a grand new venue. courtly negotiations involved Canton Market authority officials and lawyers from Black, Metuskey & Tutt. Navy pilots testified at a hearing on aviation policy, with Commander Paunack noting 60 percent favor a separate air corps option and discussing training and research needs.
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Canton
Market Ave
Loew's Inc
New York City
Sighman
Thadeus Ceighman
Azul Banement
Canton Markat ‘Thester Corporation
Barcus Low
oFgantzation
Greanberger & Hickey
Commerig
Wm. J. Quinn
Towar Snaiters
Tramanetion
Bier
Mears Loren
Homer
Flack
Werbruck, Black, Metuskey & Tutt
Attorneo
Body of slain man may go to grave unknown
Authorities struggle to identify a young man found with five bullet wounds south of the city on Tuesday night. Coroner Mequate and Stark County officials consider marks on the body, including a tattoo, essential clues while a Cincinnati woman’s telegram sparks hope of identification. A theory the victim was thrown from a passing train is discounted due to the gunshot pattern. The body remains in a funeral parlor as investigators await distinguishing features to solve the case.
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Mansillon
Fark
Arnold
Eatay
Geepen
Masilion Pee Hee
Cincinnati
Becau
Esr
Lewe
Armenians Exiled Amid Mass Displacements in Soviet Erivan
Stockholm dispatch reports Armenians as among the world’s unhappiest due to mass displacement since the war. About 1 million reside in Erivan and Soviet areas, 1.5 million expelled or scattered, with refugees in various states. Thousands face forced relocation to Muslim households for conversion, while rescue plans and new settlements in Estonia are discussed.
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Stockholm
Carena Jenpe
Joner
League of New Seis
Stockhelm
Erivan
Ates
Collaren
Mohammedan Howeehlds
Palmer loses control of emergency fleet authority
Palmer, president of the emergency fleet corporation, was stripped of extensive power by the United States Shipping Board. The board, by an unanimous vote, repeated two resolutions from a year earlier that granted him authority to operate the government’s merchant fleet without board supervision.
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Palmer
Emerency Fleet Corporation
Protestants challenge Logan Gas Co rate increase in Ohio cities
Columbus report says counsel for Protestant groups digest testimony from Logan Gas Co witnesses at a rate hearing in about 64 Ohio municipalities. The committee postponed the hearing until November 18 to complete the session.
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Columbus
Logan Gas Co
Ohio
Nesses
Negotiations on Brink of Failure Early Today
Washington reports that talks between U S officials and French finance minister Soren Caillaux nearly collapsed this morning. A new plan, drafted after a meeting among Secretaries Coolidge Mellon Hoover Smoot Cripps, was submitted to France for review with a decision due at 2 PM.
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Washington
Soren Caillaux
Amfertenn Ett. Commission
Tree Ment Coolidge
Amfertcan Commiealoners
Secretarien Mellon
Hoover
Smoot
J Belet
Trea
Campaign to raise memorial for Woodrow Wilson begun
A national effort launched in Washington to raise 95 500 080 for a memorial to Woodrow Wilson. The plan calls for a university as the core of the memorial and a board of executives including senators representatives governors and college presidents.
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Wilson
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
National
Woodrow Wilson “Memorial Association
Sovernore
College Prote
J P Job Runs From A Peace Office Bid
In Christiansburg a local druggist J H Miller appears on the village ticket as a candidate for justice of the peace without his knowledge. Miller sent a note to the county clerk saying he once held the office years ago and requested his name be removed from the ticket.
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Christiansburg
J. H Miller
Vilage
Miler
May Oto
Justice of Peace
Death follows auto accident in Columbus
Arrangements were being made for the burial of Genrue W Whitehead after an automobile collision. The death marks another line in a series of traffic fatalities reported in the area.
Tax Conference Delegates Chosen in Ohio
An announcement from Gok Konatey lists 29 electors to represent Ohio at the national conference to be held in New Orleans. Delegates include DA Garrll of Greenville, Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co, and State Representative stggy'K Johnson of Richland County.
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Columbus
Gok. Konatey
Elecaten
Ohio
the Sun
New Orieana
Snort
Greenville
Taiphainer
Goodyear ‘Tire and Robber Co
Ak Fom
Stggy
Johnson
Richland’ County
Wrecking Crew Repeats Lifting Efforts on S-51 Sub
New London Conn Oct 1 divers probe the S 51 wreck as weather improves Navy officials lack proof of survival for crew. Secretary Wilbur says definitive evidence did not exist and rescue attempts face days of heavy seas despite favorable surface conditions.
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Davis J. WaLsit
New London
Conn
Wilbur
Block Island
Anaren
Negro held in mail robbery case in Indianapolis
An English Negro was held in Indianapolis after arrest by detectives and postal inspectors in connection with a 410000 mail robbery at Toledo. Police report the suspect stole a package containing fire insurance bonds valued at 10000. He was due for alignment before a United States Commission here today.
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Indianapolis
United ‘States
Toledo
W.C. Ela
Sid the
A. Unita
Smumisionek
Safety Congress elects Chicago leader as president
Charles B. Scott of Chicago, head of the public safety bureau, was elected president of the National Safety Congress. FR Gray of Union Pacific spoke at the banquet as the five day safety study discussed industrial and public safety, citing rising death tolls on rail and road transport.
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Cleveland
Charles B. Scott
Chicago
Bureau of Public Safety
CE ‘Avel
Tony
Gray
Union Pacific Aystem
Omaha
Neb Tho
Hetman
FTI
Union Paci
Call Issued to Churchmen for Ohio Denomination Meeting
Columbus Oct 1 A call issued today by the Ohio council of churches for its annual gathering in Columbus October 12 13. The meeting aims to select church leaders and coordinate activities with local congregations and the council president Hi Hi Firestone Akron presiding.
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Colushus
Hi Hi
Firestone Akron
Ohio Counci of Churches
Iocal Church
Congressional probe urged into crop estimating board
Senator Thomas Reallh of Alabama announced at his home here that a congressional investigation of the crop estimating board will be demanded. He urged action to uncover the board's work and possible irregularities.
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Lafayette
Als
Thomas Reallh
al Hhe
Heinen Charge Questioned By Navy Board
Captain Anton Heinen, famed zeppelin expert, testifies before the naval court of inquiry into the Shenandoah disaster. Heinen defends his handling and cites concerns over valve failures and weather foresight while recounting the storm that doomed the airship. The court seeks clear explanation of the inner condition and actions aboard the ill fated vessel.
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Parid Sentner
Lakenurst
Anton Heinen
Naval Court of Inquiry
Sec
E. Rosenstant
Heinen
Shenandoan
Tt Anderson
Shenandoah
Wwe
Anderson
Lansdowne
Benjamin
Mechanicis Jfvoard
Knox
Moan Diaaater
Jones
Naval Court of the Quiry
Woman Struck With Blackjac in Dayton Incident
A woman in Dayton was struck with a blackjack by an unidentified man who tricked her. The assault occurred last night as she was approached near an undisclosed location, with injuries reported but no arrest at this time.
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Dayton
Ith & Binckacie
Milk price rise hits Dayton market today
Milk prices increased in Dayton effective today from 10 to 12 cents per quart amid a shortage in supply. Producers cited higher costs and limited availability as the cause of the price hike.
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Dayton
Creane Ih
Peice Bald
Ie Rae Ern Oi
Prisoner Picks Jail Door Lock
A prisoner at Preble County jail allegedly used a bait wit to pick the door lock after being placed in his cell. The inmate reportedly sat on charges of robbery and drank from the prison camp water sipper while the incident occurred at night.
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Eaton
Jam Pastor
Ottciaie
Ustice
Italian Sub Sunk After Collision With Steamship
Reports from Rome describe an Italian submarine colliding with the steamship Capena. The Italian sub Ventera reportedly sank with more than fifty men lost. The incident echoes prior wartime losses and has caused a profound sensational reaction in naval circles.
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Rome
Wuhmar
Admiralty
Tan
Paget’s Socialists Mull Pacs At Conference
Ramsay MacDonald leads British Labour Party officials at a semicon conference to study attitudes on purport pact alignments. Oswald Mosley’s wife Lady Cynthia Moseley influences the session as discussions stir over nuclearized policy and party unity.
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Ramsay MacDonald
Biritiah Labor Party
Semter
Oswald Monetey
Cynthia Moseley
Marquis Curzon
Moseley
Twenty-One Killed in Japanese Floods Reported
Tokyo dispatch notes twenty nine dead to date as monsoon rains end and floods and landslides surge across regional towns. No foreign casualties reported amid continuing relief efforts and casualty tallies.
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Tokio
Ibaa
Serious charges against former prince stir national tense
Reports allege grave accusations involving the crown prince and his private life. The article notes scrutiny of the prince's conduct and its impact on public trust, with calls for formal interpellation before Prussian authorities amid a town’s gossip and dismay.
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Wai Eserkinr Pratari Pene
Oele
Station owner charged with no permit in court
George Lovd proprietor of a gasoline station was arraigned in criminal court charged with selling without a Duluth permit. He pleaded not guilty to violations of city ordinances and permit requirements. Sentence was withheld.
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George Lov
Mwrithe
Lloyd
Prohibition Enforcement Appointments Announced
Washington October 1 announces a series of appointments in the prohibition enforcement division. William Walker becomes assistant administrator in charge of enforcement at Fort Columbia Oregon. Nathan and Ct aeputh adrainiatrator and A. Stroup are listed as deputy administrator for Cleveland and Detroit respectively.
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Washington
He Trong
Fort Columbia
William Walker
Cleveland
Nathan & Ctaeputh
Detroit
A. i Stroup
Speeding convictions lead to fines and workhouse terms
Mike Rocen of 1109 Broaday NW and Kenneth Dunlap of 34 Chicago PI NW faced fines after speeding violations. Rocen was ordered to pay 450 dollars and serve 19 days in the workhouse, while Dunlap received a 420 dollar fine on a related count.
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Mike Rocen
Broa
Miles An. Howr
Tusca Swan St
Jude "A" Howman
Conta
Speeters
Kenneth Dunlap
Chicago Pi
Brothers Deny Liquor Charge in Crimin al Court
John and Sandy Whitmer of 1605 Verry SW faced manufacturing for liquor charges and pleaded not guilty. Police reported two barrels of alcohol and related paraphernalia found at their residence, with the case continued for further proceedings.
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John
Sandy Whitmer
Verry
Whitmer
Operating
St the Weil
Ant
Mary Schall
Fan
Pollee
Anna Puporathe
Wintieta
Cowie
Moscow October concert delays vodka sale and conscription notes
Fragmented report from Moscow dated October 1, 1925 notes a postponement of vodka and brandy sampling amid talks of a new fiscal year. It mentions a free fade concert and enrollment of new farms conscripts with uncertain details and unclear figures.
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Canton
Moscow
Blern
Governor fills bench vacancy in Columbus
Governor Dons Key announces appointment of attorney Harrison W. Eaing, 81, to fill the unexpired term of Dan B Cull in Cleveland area county court. Eaing was among candidates recommended by local officials and will serve for about one year pending term end.
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Columbus
Dons Key
Harrison W. Eaing
Jeveland
Cpa
Noga County
Ewing
War Newton
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