Debts Parley Seen Failing. Renewal Hinted
Washington reports failings in Franco American debt talks with France urged to renew effort within five years. Caillaux to push five year truce for 40 million yearly interest on the 4.2 billion debt, while American Congress and France Parliament expected to ratify. No new loans urged. potential legal steps to curb foreign investment in U.S. markets discussed.
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George R. Holmes
Washington
France
Wall Street
Congress
M. Caillaux
Paris
Treasury
Mail Plane Missing Over Long Route Delays Belief
A mail air plane en route from New York to Chicago failed to arrive in Bellefonte by 11 pm and had not been heard from by 1 pm today. Officials at the air mail depot reported the overdue aircraft and began checks for its location.
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Bellefonte
New York
Chicago
Air Mail
Daily News theater ticket giveaway continues in Canton
The Daily News will keep its free theater tickets program indefinitely. Three venues Strand Mozart and Valentine will rotate daily. Names of lucky winners appear in the Where You Can Find It In Canton section for tickets to Bert to tell in the Northwest story featuring the Northwest Mounted Police adapted from James Oliver Dirwon.
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Daily News
Strand
Mozart
Valentine
Canton
Bert
Northwest
Northwest Mounted Police
James Oliver Dirwon
L Ucky
Answers Mitchells Bungling Amateurs Charge On Stand
Commander John Rodgers defended the PN-9 Honolulu flight before the presidents air board denying Mitchells claim that amateurs were at fault. He and colleagues described themselves as qualified aeronautical experts with long air experience. Rodgers opposed a unified air service and favored a separate naval air corps instead.
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Mitchell
Washington
John Rodgers
President
Air Board
Honolulu
Billy” Mitchell
Rodgers
Navy
Air Service
Juries Reject Police Evidence in Cleveland Crimes
Cleveland judges report juries in Cuyahoga county increasingly reject police testimony in capital and other felonies. Cases include manslaughter acquittal after alleged drunkenness, and a murder trial where a signed confession was deemed coerced. A high level meeting with Safety Director Barry, City Manager Hopkins, and common pleas judges will address evidence concerns.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Edward C. Stanton
Ile
Peter DeFrance
Peter Amabile
John Koslewski
Stanislaus Lewandowski
Koslenski
Emmaline Buckland
Frank Delaney
Stanton
Edwin D. Barry
William R. Hopkins
Court of Common Pleas
Driver of Death Car Charged in Cleveland Fatality
Cleveland police say Mrs. Josephine Lustig a 42 year old woman died last night after being struck by a coupe driven by Robert E Lee of Cleveland Heights who had three passengers. Lee was charged with manslaughter in the incident classified as the 157th traffic fatality of the year.
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Cleveland
Josephine Lustig
Robert E. Lee
Cleveland Heights
Lee
Roarville track prize awarded to local supervisor
On October 2 F A Rent ly of Wonster, who oversees PRR track maintenance west of the city to Mansfreid, won a $600 prize for the west track in the eastern division. The same prize had previously been awarded to John Wright, Mr Bentley's predecessor, and Wooster railway men welcomed the news with satisfaction.
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Oarville
F A Rently
Wonster
PRR Co
Noble Hobby Prudence Corley Tied to Green Family Education
Noble Hobby Prudence Corley of Dallas is among several girls educated by Col. E H R Green son of Hetty Green the famed woman financier. Mrs Green assists in her husband’s work and education efforts.
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Prudence Corley
Dallas
Tex
Col. E. H. R .Green
Hetty Green
Mrs. Green
Unable To Pay For Auto Youth Ends His Life
Amherst Colorado October 2 Despondent over inability to buy an automobile Steven Honnyak 19 killed himself by firing three shots into his head with a revolver.
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Amherst, CO
Steven Honnyak
Middletown Floods Hit East End Streets and Basements
Terrific overnight rains overflowed sewers and flooded cellars in Middletown's eastern part. Streets ran nearly two feet deep with water, sewers unable to carry it away, and east end store rooms and sidewalks flooded. Automobiles stalled in the deep water.
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Middletown
Robbers Open Fire As They Loot Gallipolis Garage
In Gage a village in Gallia County two unidentified robbers were surprised during a garage robbery at George Wood's home. Sheriff Mills and deputies recovered two stolen cars and the Wood couple fired several shots at the bandits who returned fire. The suspects fled in a third stolen vehicle leaving a blood trail.
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Gallipolis
George Wood
Gage
Galla County
Mills
Lawrence
Jackson Concenses
Mrs. Wood
Planes in Ford Race Delayed by Heavy Fog
In St Louis the Word reliability tour faced a fog delay as 16 planes were to depart for Indianapolis. The flight was postponed from 7 to 8:30 a.m. until visibility improved, with plans to proceed to Indianapolis once lift is confirmed.
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ST. Louis
Indianapolis
Predicts Lower Meat Bread and Fish Prices Amid Mergers
Market notes from New York report potential price declines for meat bread and fish due to expanded production and consolidations. Analysts cite an expected ample corn crop around 2.86 billion bushels and a looming bread price war in Chicago, with producer profits not guaranteed.
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J. ©. Royle
Canton Daily News
New York
Chicago
Spanish Troops Capture Ajdir in Rif Crisis
Spanish troops occupied Ajdir, Abd El Krim’s former stronghold, at 11:30 today per a Madrid dispatch. The fall weakens Rif forces, likely lowering morale and prompting wavering tribes to consider ending resistance as French and Spanish forces advance.
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London
Ajdir
Abd el Krim
Madrid
Students Find Dated Box Turtle Near Sandusky River
Students in the Tiffin high school's biological department study a large box turtle found by the Sandusky riverbank. The carved date 1913 appears on its back with a blurred name and the abbreviation ark suggesting a possible Arkansas origin.
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Tiffin, O
Tiffin High School
Sandusky River
Ark
Arkansas
Governor recommends Ohio picks for Sesquicentennial panel
Governor Donahey recommends President Coolidge appoint Charles L. Knight of Akron and R. E. Cook of Cleveland as Ohio members of the national advisory commission for the Philadelphia Sesquicentennial exhibition to be held next year. Knight publishes the Beacon Journal Akron and the Sun Springfield. Cook edits the Serious-Howard league of newspapers.
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Columbus
Coolidge
Charles L. Knight
Akron
R. E. Cook
Cleveland
Ohio
National Advisory Commission
Donahey
Philadelphia
Kniehr
Beacon Journal
the Sun
Springfield
Cook
United
George W. Pepper
Pennsylvania
Valve Change Is Now Charged
Lakehurst New Jersey October 2 Correspondence shows Commander Lansdowne blamed for reducing dirigible Shenandoah valve count from 18 to 10. Naval board read letters revealing a peace time safety claim and wartime needs. Capt Land and Capt Steele supported the change. Admiral Jones called Capt Steele an interested party.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Zachary Lansdowne
Naval Investigating Board
Anton Heinen
Asa
C. BE. Rosendahl
Shenandoah
Lansdowne
Land
Naval Construction Corps
Washington
George W. Steele
Lakehurst Air Station
Hilary WP. Jones
Capt
Greenland monopoly urged by Danish minister
Copenhagen October 2 The Danish Home Office minister Hague returned from Greenland after weeks there. He said a monopoly must be maintained not for Danish interests but because the natives oppose granting rights to foreigners in Greenland.
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Canton Daily News
Copenhagen
Home Office
Hague
Greenland
Greeland
Denmark
Divers Rescue Bodies From Sunken Submarine S-1
New London Conn Oct 2 divers recovered the bodies of Walter Edward Kawton and Brady D Lindsay from the engine room of the submarine S 1 after a fatal crash. Navy officials said a crew member found ashore wore no S 1 identity.
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New London
Conn
Vitala
Walter Edward Kawton
Weymouth
Mass
Brady D. Iindsay
Pensacola
Pla
Stonington
Navy
Christy
Monarch
Century
Flanigan
Fortune Teller Curse Led to Poison Claim in Divorce Suit
In Cincinnati on October 2, James D. Thompson, 47, alleges his wife Leona Thompson poisoned his medicine after visiting a fortune teller who predicted a bright future and the husband’s sudden death. Thompson won a divorce yesterday in the court of domestic relations.
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Cincinnati
James D. Thompson
Leona Thompson
Ruling on Shenandoah Route Delivered by Navy
After three days of study, the judge advocate general ruled the Navy was within its rights and the law in sending the dirigible Shenandoah overland on its fatal cruise. Col. William Mitchell had charged that land flights must be done by the army and sea flights by the Navy.
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Washington
Judge Advocate General
The
Avy
Navy Department
Col
Wm, Mitchell
Air Board
Navy Chiefs
Army
T He Navy
President to Visit Ohio City en Route to Omaha
President Coolidge plans a trip to Omaha to address the American Legion convention next Tuesday. He will travel via Cincinnati and St. Louis, leaving Washington Sunday evening and arriving in Cincinnati Monday morning.
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Ohio City
Washington
Get
Coolidge
Omaha
American Legion
Cincinnati
St. Louis
White House
Mutilated body found near McKinley monument in Canton
The body of Benton T. Braucher was found behind the McKinley monument Friday around 2 pm. Coroner McQuate suspects death by self inflicted cause though no clear reason. A note near the body asks why to live under circumscribed misdeeds and cites a price to pay. Brancher lived at 1601 Cleveland Ave NW and was a former traffic manager at Hoover Sweeper Co. He left an unsigned will.
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Benton T. Braucher
McKinley Monument
McQuate
Ben Brancher
Cleveland
Canton
Hoover Sweeper Co
Donahue Jewel Robbery Crashes at Plaza Hotel
New York October reports extraordinary security as Mr and Mrs James P Donahue guard their two sons after the Plaza apartment heist which yielded a fortune in emeralds pearls and other jewels. Police estimate the loot at 68000 amid suspicion of international crooks.
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New York
James P. Donahue
Hotel Plaza
Donahue
Jeesine Woolworth
Frank W. Woolworth
Witmer Brothers Bound Over For Grand Jury In Booze Case
Sandy and John Witmer brothers pleaded not guilty and were bound over to the grand jury by Judge J A Bowman after waiving a preliminary hearing. They are charged with manufacturing liquor at their Perry ar SW home with a 30 gallon still a barrel of mash and several gallons of liquor found there.
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Sandy
John Witmer
Small
Perry Ar SW
J. A. Bowman
Whitmer
Frank Dublin
Harrison
Ebbe. Dickey
C. C. Young
Big Haul From Raid On Liquor Barge Near Riverside
In Burlington New Jersey authorities report a raid on the A B Blazers barge in Rancocas Creek at Riverside about 20 miles from Philadelphia. Liquor stock valued at $300000 including champagne liqueurs whiskey and wine was seized along with five motor trucks and four limousines. Sixty two persons were detained. State troopers said they were offered up to 75000 to ignore the illegal shipment.
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Burlington
N. J
A&ix
A. B Blazers
Rancocaa Creek
Riverside
Philadelphia
Magazine at Fort McKinley Blown Up in Manila
Nine guards from the ammunitions magazine at Fort McKinley were marooned in a dugout after last night’s blast that caused an estimated loss of 100000 dollars. Explosions continued as shells stored in the magazine threatened their safety. Nearby villagers fled from exploding shells but no casualties were reported. Other nearby magazines with air bombs were said to be safe.
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Manila
Ammunitton
Fort McKinley
Darlington Fire Destroys Hotel in Pa Industrial District
Fire in Darlington Pa destroyed the hotel and damaged the business district after an explosion. Firefighters from East Palestine and local volunteers fought the blaze for three hours as flames endangered seven stores and two dwellings with an alleged loss near forty nine thousand dollars.
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Beaver Falls
Darlington
Uestea
East Palestine
Labor Party Conference Ends With Red Flag Hymn
The labor party conference in Liverpool closed its four day session with the singing of the Red Flag, the hymn of communism. The party has shown anti communist posture but has not ruled out endorsement of communist ideas.
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Liverpool
Eng
Labor Party
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