Air mail plane missing pilot believed alive in Ohio border search
Bellefonte, Pa October 3 Officials at the air mail depot announced a trace was found of the missing plane last Thursday night en route from New York to Chicago. The search was halted by darkness and clouds over mountains east of here but resumed today as officials remained hopeful that pilot Charles Ames of Cleveland, highly regarded, would be found unharmed.
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Bellefonte
Air Mail
New York
Chicago
Here
Charles Ames
Cleveland
Lansdowne Foretold Shenandoah Crash Claim
Commander Zachary Lansdowne allegedly warned of a similar collapse if Shenandoah met a storm. Captain George J. Myers of the Patoka said Lansdowne spoke aboard the tender on Aug. 15, just two weeks before the fatal crash on Sept. 3.
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Port Arthur
Tex
United States
Zachary Lansdowne
George J. Myers
U. S. Navy
U. S. S. Patoka
U. S. Los Angeles
Lansdowne
Myers
Indian Summer On Way Predicted By Government Meteorologists
Columbus reports forecasters say an Indian summer is near as a rainy spell ends. Heavy rainfall numbers include Wilmington Ohio 1.81 inches, Des Moines 1.10, Chattanooga 1.46, Harrisburg 1.56, and Detroit two inches as Southern Ohio clears.
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Columbus
Government
Ohio
Wilmington
Des Moines
Chattanooga
Tenn
Harrisburg
Detroit
Mich
Whitmire says father son not bound over on liquor charge
John Whitmire of 3308 Tuscarawas Street said his son Sandy and he were not bound over to the grand jury this week on a charge of manufacturing illicit liquor. Ralph and Raymond Whitmer of Perry were the men in court.
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John Whitmire
Tuscarawas St
Sandy
Whitmers
Grand Jury
Ralph
Raymond Whitmer
Perry
Bandits Take Auto And Cash In Clifton Hold Up
Cincinnati police report two men forced taxi driver Edward McNay to drive to Clifton. They ordered him out, stole $25 and fled in his car. The incident occurred last night as McNay was hired to transport the pair to a residential district.
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Cincinnati
Edward McNay
Clifton
Room Entered Through Floor Burglary Reported in Youngstown
Police reported today that while John Brown was at work someone bored a hole in the floor and entered his room, robbing it of its contents in Youngstown on October 3.
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Youngstown
John Brown
His Fist Must Be Very Soft
Akron Ohio October 3 Estelle R Hofacker Navarre Ohio sues for divorce from John Hofacker born 1890 in 1922 they have one child and Estelle alleges extreme cruelty On or about September 28 the defendant struck her eye with his fist causing a severe discoloration of the eye keeping the case in court and underlines the domestic dispute.
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Akron
John Hofacker
Estelle R. Hofacker
Navarre
Man 42 Ends Life With Carbolic Acid At McKinley Park
Benton T. Braucher of 1601 Cleveland at NW took carbolic acid to end his life. His body was found Friday beneath a tree in McKinley Monument Park near West Creek. A farewell note and despondency over personal affairs were cited. funeral service will be private Monday at his home with burial in Westlawn cemetery.
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Benton T. Braucher
Cleveland
West Creek
McKinley Monument Park
Braucher
Spiker
Braucheur
Joseph Pope
United Alley
Pope
Hoover Sweeper Company
Westlawn
Crash In Fog Costs One Life
Dense fog across northern Ohio caused a collision between an auto and a street car. One man, Os car Larsen, 32, died in hospital. Lyle Campbell, 38, driver of the car, was charged with manslaughter. Several other accidents were also reported due to the fog.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Oscar Larsen
Lyle Campbell
Rescued seamen brought to port after Jersey wreck
Six crew members of the French steamer Atala were landed at Gorey Harbor Jersey after the vessel struck a rock off St Malo en route to Laroque Jersey and sank with race horses aboard.
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London
Atala
Gorey Harbor
Channel Island
Jersey
Publisher's Son James Scripps Dies in Detroit
James F. Scripps, 22, son of Charles E. Scripps, the millionaire newspaper man, died in Detroit after several days of illness. He leaves a wife and two children.
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Detroit
James F. Scripps
Charles E. Scripps
Court halts church election over fraud claims
Plaintiffs accuse St Haralampos Greek Orthodox church election officials of ineligible nominees and padded registration lists. Judge Edwin W. Diehl issues order to enjoin the Sunday vote until church rules on eligibility and dues are met. Plaintiffs contend councilmen would control $100,000 in church property and $8,000 annual income.
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St. Haralampos Greek Orthodox
Edwin W. Diehl
Steve Linardos
Gust Betas
Mike Vince
James Morakis
Christ Taxiarchopoulos
Gust Gonias
Cope and
Hart
Youth Killed in Fall From Roof in Lima
Carl Liergrace, 16, died instantly after a four story fall from the Republican Gazette building in Lima. He and a companion climbed the roof chasing pigeons when he toppled into an alley, striking head first and fracturing skull and neck, witnessed by downtown pedestrians.
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Lima
Carl Liergrace
Republican Gazette
Lima men held in federal fraud case
W L Lane Peter Lane and Clyde Searfass all of Lima were arraigned before Judge Killits in federal district court on indictments charging using the mails to defraud They entered pleas of not guilty The men are accused of mulching hundreds of Lima women to whom they sent embroidery work through the mails to be done at home
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Toledo
W. L. Lane
Peter Lane
Clyde Searfass
Lima
Child Severely Injured When Run Over By Truck
In Dayton Ohio on October 3 a seven year old girl Dorothy Branch survived after doctors amputated her right leg to save her life following a late yesterday run over by an automobile truck.
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Dayton, O
Dorothy Branch
Will Rogers Here Glad to Be Away From New York
Will Rogers America's humorist arrived in Canton with manager Charles L. Wagner and the De Reszke Singers. He performs at 8:20 pm in the City Auditorium under Molly Stark club and R. D. Smith. Rogers jokes about Hollywood politics and movie life while touring small cities. He stays in Canton until Sunday before heading to Cleveland.
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Will Rogis
America
Canton
Charles L. Wagner
de Reszke
City Auditorium
Molly Stark
R. D. Smith
Rogers
New York
Washington
Paulina
Alice Longworth
United States
Gloria Swanson
Europe
Prince of Wales
Rolls Royce
Henry Ford
Henry
Prince
Oklahoma
George C. Wille Company
Auditorium
Cleveland
Tunnel collapse in Richmond claims two railway workers
In the Church Hill tunnel near Richmond, two men were killed and nearly a hundred escaped injury when rock and earth collapsed as steam shovels dug through rock. The dead were Thomas J. Mason, engineer, and B E Mosby, engine fireman. Most survivors were African American. officials said all others were accounted for.
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Richmond
Church Hill
Thomas J. Mason
B. E.’ Mosby
Railroad
Lawsuit Seeks Taxes Owed by Clydesdale Motor Truck Co
Carl Held, treasurer of Sandusky county, filed in federal court seeking $44,240.31 in taxes from the Clydesdale Motor Truck Co of Clyde Ohio. The firm faces an involuntary bankruptcy petition by Continental Motors Co of Detroit.
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Toledo
Oct
Carl Held
Sandusky County
Clydesdale Motor Truck Co
Clyde, C
Continental Motors Co
Detroit
World Series Must Be Dry in Washington for 1925
Washington orders a dry World Series between the Pirates and Senators. Prohibition headquarter officials Budnitz and Baird will be held to enforcement by Gen. Andrews. Authorities will concentrate agents in the capital to keep alcohol from celebrations as the series unfolds in the nation’s capital.
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Washington
Pittsburgh Pirates
Washington Senators
Prohibition
Prohibition Admin
Edmund Budnitz
Baltimore
Frederick Baird
Pittsburgh
Gen. L. C. Andrewa
Budnitz
Aviation and Commerce To Be Considered
Washington Oct 3 The president's air board moves to commercial aviation after a brief resumption of the military phase next week Investigators plan to hear aircraft industry representatives and company officials map programs for a nationwide passenger and freight air network The board regards this as the pivotal task under Coolidge aimed at devising a definite plan for federal aid to air transportation and reducing pioneer costs through navigational aid and landing field support Congress is unlikely to authorize subsidies noting previous shipping attempts failed
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Washington
Air Board
Coolidge
Air Transportation Development
Congress
Subatchies
State aid sought for North Canton road repair
Stark County commissioners plan to travel to Columbus to press for state financing of North Canton road reconstruction. They seek state paving of the west side under gasoline tax funds, arguing the project qualifies under road rebuild provisions. Cost estimates run about 100000 dollars per mile for a 40 to 48 foot wide road. The project length is 2.5 miles with 35000 dollars expected from the federal government. state participation remains uncertain.
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Columbus
George Schlesinger
North Canton Rd
Schlesinger
Fedral
Ita Line
Stark Co
Milk Of Alcohol Host In Street
In Martins Ferry Ohio on October 3 a milk truck shed a tire causing a jolt as about 25 milk cans rolled off. Passersby noted 24 liquid contents other than milk spilled onto the pavement while the driver hurried to gather his cans and depart.
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Martins Ferry
Weather outlook for the coming week in Ohio Valley and Great Lakes
The forecast calls for showers Tuesday or Wednesday and again at week’s end in the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes region. Expect cooler conditions Monday, warmth Tuesday, and cooler midweek. overall mostly fall weather with brief showers at intervals.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Perton
Great Lakea
Gool
Bold trio robs daylight store in St Paul heist
In St Paul on October 3 three bandits robbed J A tierber Jeweler during daylight, seizing diamonds valued over 100000 and forcing five people to the floor including New York diamond salesman Dreifus before fleeing with a bag of jewels. In Chicago the same day two daylight bandits robbed a jewelry lobby of a large office building, beating salesman Frank Rifas and escaping with diamonds valued under 50000 while hundreds watched nearby.
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ST. Paul
Minn
J. A. Tierber
J. Dreifus
New York
Dreifus
Chicago
Michigan
Frank Rifas
Body of fifth Sub victim brought to surface at sea
New London Conn Oct 3 The body of Paul Lantel Berk engineer of Shoemakinville Pa fifth victim of the S51 disaster recovered from the engine room wedged in machinery divers pried loose. Toward entry of forward torpedo room to aid recovery despite 22 inch hatch opening. Torpedo room water and ajar motor room door support theory crew submerged minutes after collision with City of Rome.
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New London
Conn
Paul lLantel Berk
Shoemakinville
Divera
Rome
Torpedo Room
Pilots Delay Flight As Fog Delays Columbus Trip
In Indianapolis on October 3 a squadron of 14 planes in the commercial reliability tour postponed the start to Columbus Ohio due to thick fog and rain. An army scout plane with Capt Collina and Lt Johnson flew ahead from Lewisville Indiana to test feasibility, but fog and downpour prompted postponement.
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Indianapolis
Columbia
Army
Collina
Johnson
Columbus
Lewisville
Ind
Here
Trumbull Steel Cuts Executives As It Restructures
The Trumbull Steel Co in Warren Ohio announces a drastic retrenchment from operating to executive levels. A vice presidency and secretaryship have been abolished and other offices consolidated as part of the overhaul.
Neal Melagari Fined in Juvenile Court Delinquency Case
Neal Melagari was found guilty in juvenile court Friday afternoon of contributing to the delinquency of a young girl. He was fined $75 and costs.
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Neal Melagari
Knights of Pythias Offer to Bury Massillon Murdered Man
Can ton Knights of Pythias offered to bury the body of the unidentified youth found near Massillon in the Knights of Pythias lot at Westlawn cemetery. The offer came via a letter to Judge A. Kaley, stating the man was or had been a member, and requesting coroner notification and publication of a description in the order’s papers. Crowds viewed the body as authorities sought identification.
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Knights of Pythias
Canton
Massillon
V. Wildebrandt
K. of P. Club
A. KE. Kaley
Maassillon
Knights of Pythlas
Westlawn
Hildebrandt
Helief
Rights of Pything Order
Kaley
Maasilion
Knights of Pythina
K. of
Weeks Expected to Quit as War Secretary Soon
Washington dispatch reports John W. Weeks likely to resign as secretary of war within a very short time. Dwight W. Davis, acting secretary, is expected to be appointed to the post, with the two changes possibly announced together by President Coolidge. The news follows Weeks' return to Washington after months away due to illness.
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Washington
John W. Weeks
Dwight W. Davis
Davis
War Department
Weeks
Hogan Improves After Hospital Stay In Columbus
Timothy S. Hogan former Ohio attorney general has been moved from hospital to his Columbus home where he is convalescing rapidly after a five week illness of anemia. Earlier his life was despaired of during his illness.
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Columbus
Timothy 5S. Hogan
Ohio
Hogan
Small Fire Damages Laundry Drying Room
A fire of unknown origin damaged clothing in the drying room of the Penn Laundry on Marion Avenue SW Saturday morning. Authorities examined the scene to determine how the blaze started. No injuries were reported.
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Penn
Marion
The Crackwurjack at Valentine Theater Ends Run
A lighthearted satire set amid Central American revolutions follows a brash American soldier of fortune and a cast of colorful locals. The comedy, described as a farce, features vivid uniforms and pomp as it targets romance and political theater. Final showing listed in Canton’s where you can find it.
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Johny Hines
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International News Service
Diehl
Mary Daniels
Granday
Dayton, CO
Monroe Crosby
Milami Valley Hospital
Frank J Isenhower
Plasterer
R. W. Nettler
Pennsylvania
Xenia
Wil Rogers
Will Rogers
N. Y
Hollywood
Ziegfeld Vollies
Workman
Aviation
Commerce
North Canton
St. Paul, Minn
Paul D. Berk
P'S
C. V. Hildebrandt
Lodge
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