Air stunt ends in crash as Canton flyer lands hospital
Homes Miller a Canton stunt flyer rode the wing of Leon Sherrick’s plane at Glen Martin field Cleveland on Sunday afternoon preparing to switch to another craft piloted by Ross Arnold of Kindred Fly Circus. Ten thousand spectators watched as the two aircraft drifted together a propeller struck the ground and Miller was injured but the plane landed safely.
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Homes Miller
Canton
Leon Sherrick
Glen Martin Field
Cleveland
Chang Io
Ross Arnold
Kindred Fly
Clevelang
Milley
McKinley High Adopts Full Day Continuous Session
McKinley High will run a full day, single-session schedule from early morning until 3 06 p m with lunch periods the fourth to sixth periods. Students bring lunch or use the school cafeteria. Schools close Friday for the Stark County Fair, leaving three first week days: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday.
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McKinley High
H. W. Benedict
McKinley
Paine
Ammun
Stark County
Hawking
Herrin Gunnery Clash Sparks National Guard Guarded Streets
In Herrin Illinois 11 people are under arrest for complicity in Saturday's gun fight that left six dead as National Guard units with fixed bayonets patrol the town. Klansmen and anti klan groups seek to serve the remaining 21 warrants as an inquest into Saturday's deaths is set for Wednesday. Ministers plan a meeting to discuss the town's turmoil while officials guard the proceedings.
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Herrin
Tnols National Guard
Williamson Oo
Klan
Antiklan
Six Die In Ohio Holiday Auto Crashes
Statewide holiday traffic left seventeen dead in Ohio over the weekend. Six fatalities occurred in Cleveland, five in Tuscarawas County where a sightseeing car collided with a fast passenger train, and six in other areas. A Massillon man was killed in a crash on the Massillon Akron Greensburg road, and J. Ke. Coup, 45, died withpm Simpson, 35, seriously injured in Summit County after a bus stop incident.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Tuscaraway County
Massillon-Akroad
Greensburg
J. KE. Coup
Pm Simpson
Coup
Stark County Fair Opens With Record Exhibits
The seventy fifth Stark County annual fair opens for five days of brightness with largest cattle and pig entries, extensive horticultural displays, and Canadian product exhibits. Band music, races, vaudeville, firework displays, and special lighting promise full crowds and plentiful concessions. Runners arrive by express car for Friday racing, with county youth showcasing work in a large display tent.
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Stark County
Th County
Stark Co
Canada
Horticultural Hall
Fair Board
Ore Hall
League of Nations opens regular annual session body
Switzerland September 1 report on the League of Nations opening session. Paul Hymans presided as the gathering dealt with limits on certain questions and traffic in white slaves. The commission on cooperation began work and discussions included European disputes and entries like the Argentine Republic.
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Switzerland
League of No
Paul Hymans
National Justice
Commission On Cooperation
Argentine
Three Holdup Suspects Nabbed After Indirect Leads
Police in OOINKATI, Ohio report the confession of three men from Aurora Indiana and Indianapolis Cincinnati and Dublin area after a spree of burglaries. Prisoners identified as William Corn Sidney and Robert Clark are said to have confessed to numerous holdups.
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Ooinkati
Aurora
Ind
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Darlon
Willam Corn
Sidney ‘Dt
Robert Clark
Driver Arrest Report for Raymond Boyd
Raymond Boyd of 1310 6th Street NE was arrested Sunday afternoon by police on a charge of driving while intoxicated. He faces standard processing procedures.
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Raymond Boyd
6Th St
Man Arrested After Harassment Complaint on MN Snseyy Ave SE
Fred Strongales was arrested by the police Sunday night after a woman complained he molested her on MN Snseyy Ave SE.
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Fred Strongales
Sherry
MN Snseyy Av
Theft at Maxwell Corp Investigated for Six Figures
Dayton reports an investigation into possible theft exceeding $10,000 at the Maxwell Corporation offices. Local officials found evidence of padding and said the losses may have occurred systematically over a long period, with checks directed to Detroit officials for review.
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Dayton
Maxwell Corporation
Detroit
World Flyers May Continue Historic Labrador Flight
Lieutenant Smith and Lieutenant Erik Nelson of the United States completed a 671 mile Atlantic leg from Tingtud Greenland to Indian Harbor in six hours and 50 minutes. They landed at Labrador coast to cheering watchers and prepared for a continuation toward Pictou Harbor Nova Scotia.
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ST. Johns
Labrador
Smith
Erik Nelson
United States
Tingtud
Greenland
Indian Harbor
Atlantic
Nelson
North American
Pictou Harbor
Nova Scotia
Two Stores Burglarized in City Nighttime Thefts
Two business houses were burglarized in the city. The Charles Davis clothing store at 922 Cherry Street SE was entered through a ventilator and two pairs of shoes plus merchandise were taken. The John H store at 1405 Gibbs NE was entered through a rear window with valuables valued at 21.50 stolen.
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Charies Davis Clothing
Cherry Ar SE
Buriars
John H
Gibbs
Miner Injured as Slate Falls at Bergholz Mine
A slate fall at a Bergholz mine injures Steve Sumanski. He suffers a broken back and is in critical condition at Mercy Hospital. Hospital attendants report no details on the slip’s cause.
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Bergholz
Steve Sumaski
Burgholz
Mercy Hospital
Safe Breakers Hit Holland Bread Co Looting $3060
Three burglars struck the Holland Bread Co in Youngstown on September 1, binding the night watchman with tape, then forced open the safe with a sledge hammer and escaped with 3060 dollars.
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Youngstown
Holland Bread Co
Union Picnic Opens Labor Day in Dayton
Union labor groups in Dayton join a Labor Day picnic at Ecumseh Park Med Sec featuring athletic activities and community gathering to honor workers.
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Dayton
Springfield
Union Labor of d
Rvance
Med
Memorial Frolic at Monument Honors Spanish War Veterans
A memorial ceremony near a monument honoring William McKinley and 72 fallen soldiers opens a two day reunion of the 8th Ohio volunteers. About 200 men from many cities attend, with Chaplain J. Campbell and Col. Charles Dick leading events.
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8Th Onlifo Volunteer Info
Sunny T
William McKinley
Spain
8Th Ohio
J. CO
Campbell
Col
Charles Dick
Coolidge Plans Labor Day Address Vying With Opponents
President Coolidge will deliver a Labor Day address from the White House south portico amid competition with Democratic nominee John W. Davis and the Progressive ticket led by Senators Lafollette and Wheeler. A labor delegation will visit at noon to hear his pledges.
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Washington
Coolidge
John W. Davis
Lafollette
Wheeler
White House
August Ends in Torrid Heat Across Ohio
August closed with record heat in Ohio as Columbus hit 95 degrees the hottest August 31. Residents sought relief at pools and lakes while several drownings were reported. The Weather Bureau forecast thundershowers and a cooler sunrise.
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Columbus
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Reckless Driving Arrest in Warner vd SE
Police arrested Lou's Fissoo Cane ton on charges of driving an automobile while intoxicated in Warner vd SE. Residents reported the alleged driver appeared intoxicated and the incident prompted the arrest.
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Lou
Caneton
Warner Vd SE
Labor conditions better today than in years says Secretary Davis
Secretary James J. Davis reports Labor Day finds employment conditions in the United States superior to recent years. He cites widespread employment, high wages, and a lack of major labor disputes, attributing progress to cooperative conciliation between employers and workers and the policy of peaceful industrial adjustment.
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Secretary OF Labor
Davis
Washington
United States
James J. Davis
Canton Daily News
Department of Labor
Department of Labor's Conciliation Service
Department of
Join Council
Evry
Prince Eludes Newspaper Men For Eight Hours
SYOSSET L. I. Sept. 1 His elusive highness the Prince of Wiles plays polo behind hedges near Westbury at Rolling Grace estate as reporters fail to locate him during an eight hour period. The Wales Fourth Estate score stands at 1 1 as the prince evades press coverage with staff and hosts at James A Burden residence guiding his return to Syosset late.
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Syosset
L. L
the Prince of Wiles
Grace Estate
Westbury
Edward P
Long Island
Wales
James A. Burden
Syonset
Appeals for Aid Amid Hunger in Creek District
In a sugar mining area four families face severe hardship with no food and crying children. Appeals for aid describe long unemployment and lack of suitable clothing. Officials report ongoing distress and need for immediate relief.
Plane crash near Coolville injures pilot and passenger
Gage of Marietta narrowly escaped serious injury when his plane crashed into a corn field near Coolville while attempting a landing in gusty wind. The incident occurred in the Hocking valley with both occupants onboard.
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Coolville
Gage
Marietta
Hocking Valley
Here
Two Arrested after Fight in Ed wards Avenue Home
Catherine Elmer and Morris Clark were arrested on Sunday evening by police on charges of disturbing the peace and intoxication following a fight in their home on Ed wards Avenue NE.
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Catherine
Elmer
Morris Clark
Edwards Av NE
Labor Day Observance Edition Goes To Press
Early edition notes Labor Day observances and a deadline to press by 10 today. The note signals the edition’s quick turnaround for holiday coverage.
Bed Bugs Halt Train Near Italian Frontier
A train near Bolozano Italy was halted when bed bugs caused the Vienna bound carriages to be fumigated. About a dozen Viennese women displayed bedbug bites on their bodies at Villach while staff disinfected the coaches, drawing a curious crowd.
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Villach
Lido
Venice
Portland Adopts Nine Way Traffic System
Portland Oregon introduces nine way traffic on ten business streets to ease morning and evening jams. City plans designate cross-town arteries with compulsory complete stops at intersections to reduce accidents despite a campaign of public education.
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Portland
Ore
City of Roses
Sireders Arrested in Sunda Walnd New Win Cleve Incident
Four individuals were arrested by the police including Carl Duplain of 302 Av NE, Lawrence Inman of Philadelphia, Leo Topdff of 2538 D Way NE, and B. Young. The report lists the names and partial addresses from the scene.
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Ifers
Carl Duplain
Lawrence Inman
Ladelphia
Leo Topd
Young
Heat Record for Year Set Sunday at 9
A 96 degree temperature Sunday afternoon set the summer heat record for 1924 as observer Carl H. Meyers noted Monday. Saturday reached 94 degrees while the two day minimums were 61, then 69 at 7 o clock Monday and 75 at 9, with expectations Monday not to exceed 90 degrees.
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Carl H. Meyers
Meyer
Man Crushed Between Cars In Railroad Mishap
Bernard Christman of 2208 6th Ave SW is hospitalized with serious injuries after being crushed between two cars on the Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad near the United Alloy Steel Co Berger plant Sunday evening. He was taken to Mercy hospital by Arnold's ambulance. hospital attendants had no condition update Monday morning. Further details are unavailable.
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Bernard Christman
Mercy Hospital
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Berger
United Alloy Steel Co
Arnold
Chriatman
Stamp worth $1000 tied to early post office marks
Detroit reporters detail a rare Old Stamp dating to 1845 with initials R. M. HH on the stamp. Collectors gather at Hotel Statler to discuss why such stamps command high prices. They note stamps from St. Louis Providence New York, and a York 5 cent blue ink print are sought after.
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Detroit
Mich
Statier
St. Louis
Providex
New York
York
Police Find Unresponsive Man In Walnut Avenue Residence
Sunday afternoon police discovered Al Stump a resident of Walnut Avenue Block Warrer Street in a serious condition. He had been ill for some time and without care. Officers transported him to Aultman Hospital where staff reported his condition improved by Monday morning.
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al Stump
Warrer Block
Walnut
Aultman Anes
Incomplete OCR Item From Bay Area Red Cross Opening
Fragmentary note references a September 16 opening, a Los Angeles business site, and partial recovery of funds related to a Red Cross Bay event. Details are unreadable and names are unclear.
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Val
Los
Bay
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