League of Nations Crisis Ends Says Benes
Geneva report quotes J Eduard Benes stating the League reorganization plan is complete with Germany gaining a permanent seat. He notes Poland secured its gains and Spain has not yet communicated officially, and that Germany’s entry path is cleared though notes personal disappointment over Spain.
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Eneva
Gue of Nations
J. Eduard Benes
che-Slovakia
Oday
Coun
League
Theton Daily News
Corresdent
Germany
Benes
Gery
Poland
Spain
U S Business Continues Favorable With July August Gains
The Commerce Department reports profits and activity rose in late summer 1926. Building contracts reached 2 billion dollars for the first half, auto output rose to 2.177 million cars and 272 thousand trucks, and chain stores posted strong sales while iron ore copper and cotton consumption edged higher than 1925.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Federal Reserve
U. S
Agiil
Chaos Deepens on Fayal After Earthquakes
Lisbon reports a worsening crisis on Fayal as a Tuesday quake rocks the island. Buildings remain unsafe, residents flee Horta, and officials fear costs and damage will rise beyond initial estimates. Food relief is requested from Portugal. no epidemic is feared.
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Lisbon
Payal Island
Horta
Fayal
Portugal
Rack pilots selected for aviator honors flight
Washington dispatch reports the Navy and Marine corps have chosen Army fliers to vie for aviation honors this fall. Names include Maj A Dargue and Capt A B McDaniel among others from fields in Washington Elly McCook Galveston and San Francisco. No attempts will push the flight speed. maneuvers test defenses around the canal.
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Washington
America
Y-Navy
Marine Corps
Army
South America
Maj
A. Dargue
Comanding
A. B. McDaniel
Ely Field
Baker
Washing
War Vessels Protect Nationals as Hankow Fights
American and allied ships form a buffer between Hankow and Wu Chang amid clashes between Wu Pei Fu and Cantonese troops. The Chinese battle leaves Wu in control of Wu Chang but hazards persist as foreign vessels and volunteers stay ready. The American hospital at Wu Chang has been struck, four U S warships nearby suffer shell hits, and fighting continues with Wu rallying for a final defense as Hankow stalls.
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Washington
United States
Hankow
Wu Chang
Wu Pei Fu
Frank F. Lockhart
State Department
American Church
Lockhart
Concessions
Bankow
Capital prison to house state convicts after yard fire
Walla Walla reports a capital penitentiary will rise here to contain most inmates after flames consumed the main cell block of the state prison. Warden Long says tents and escapes will shield prisoners until a new prison is built.
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Washington State Penitentiary
Walla Walla
Wash
Cel Brock
Long
Tente
Six Coal Miners Dead in Oklahoma Explosion Recovery
The bodies of six miners who died Friday in an explosion at Superior Coal Co mine No. 29 in Tahoma Oklahoma were recovered tonight. The last body was removed from the mine late today.
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Tahoma
Okla
Superior Coal Co
Charge Heston Stole Fortune From Bridge Crew
Walsh Construction Co. of Des Moines filed in federal court alleging Leo J. Heston former foreman stole 291777.05 to gamble on ponies. He has returned 152533.80, leaving 139243.25 unpaid. suit names Heston and bookmakers Harry Arnold and David Levy to recover the balance.
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Cincinnati
Leo J. Heston
Sidney
Walsh Construction Co
Des Moines
Heston
Harry Arnold
David Levy
Sidney National Bank
Frenchman quits Channel swim from Capes to Boulogne
Georges Michel a French swimmer halted his Channel crossing at 6 15 PM after 13 hours 16 minutes in the water. He returned to Boulogne unable to complete the attempt.
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Cape Cris Nez
Georges Michel
Boulogne
Peritonitis Fatal At State House Engineer’s Death
Michael J Ettley longtime chief engineer at the state house died after an operation for appendicitis led to peritonitis. The death was announced tonight in Columbus.
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Columbus
Michael Jettley
State House
Wise Issues New Traffic Orders by Acting Chief Wise
Acting Chief Jiggs Wise Saturday night ordered all patrols to enforce traffic laws stricter. He urged officers to target dusty license plates and obstructed plates by bumpers or covers and to record names for fixes. The directive calls for obeying stop signs and signals and avoiding double parking and restricted yellow curb zones.
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Jiggs
Wise
Confiscation of 75 Gallons of Corn Whisky Near Marysville
Deputy Sheriff Anthony Pfarr arrested Tony Polari and Mr and Mrs Tony Messina of Detroit about three miles from Marysville for illegally transporting liquor. The trio were in an auto en route to Columbus and the liquor allegedly loaded in Detroit. Polari drove the car while Messina and wife claimed no interest in the substance.
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Marysville
Here
Anthony Pfarr
Tony Polari
Tony Messina
Detroit
Pfarr
Columbus
Polari
Mquor
Messina
Legal Fight Draws Subpoenas on State Officials
Subpoenas for Governor Vic Donahey State Auditor Joseph Tracey State Finance Director Baker and others were issued in Cleveland in the Mayfield road paving dispute. John A. Cline attorney for petitioners said depositions in Columbus will expose alleged collusion to halt Dor sey Construction Co. plans.
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Cleveland
Vic Donahey
Mayfield Rd
Dorsey Construction Co
Findlay, Co
Joseph Tracey
Baker
Robert Wald
Tracey
W. E. Dorsey
John A. Cline
Dorsey Company
Dorsey
State House Annex Council
Columbus
State House
Cline
Wellsville Chief Vows Tightening Over Bootlegging
Wellsville Police Chief John H. Fultz, reinstated after a five month battle with Mayor W. L. Gogo, vows to make Wellsville the tightest town on the Ohio river. He ordered officers to crack down on bootlegging and gambling, seize contraband liquor, and refuse bonds while locking up offenders.
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Wellsville
Po, Mee
John H. Fultz
Columbiana Eco Common Pleas Court
W. L. Gogo
Ohio River
Wellaville
Gogo
Conductor Struck by Street Car in Columbus
John Mack died or seriously injured after being struck by a street car in Columbus while a passenger conductor for the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. The 66 year old man from Canton was en route home for the weekend when the accident occurred between Canton and Cleveland.
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Columbus
John Mack
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Canton
Cleveland
Democrats set tariff and farm relief as 1924 campaign focus
Washington dispatch reports Democratic leaders outline a heavy eight week push on tariff reduction, farm relief, and primary corruption to gain Congress control. Representative William A. Oldfield, campaign director, says NY MA OR GOP factions signal possible Senate losses while the 1924 platform guides farm relief stance.
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Washington
Congress
William A. Oldfield
New York
Massachusetts
Oregon
Oldfield
Kenton Struck by Hurricane in farm district
A late afternoon cyclone damaged farms around Kenton Ohio causing over $50,000 in losses. Edward Coppler, 41, was buried under a wrecked barn and hay, rescued after three hours by about 100 men, and hospitalized with a broken leg and internal injuries unlikely to be fatal.
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Kenton
Edward Coppler
Frank Ramge
Coppler
St. Antonio Hospital
Four Drown As Boat Capsizes At Electra Lake
Four youths drowned when a motorboat capsized on Electra Lake south of Durango Colorado during a sudden storm. The victims are sisters Dorothy and Billie Lewis of Durango and brothers Alfred and Bernard Leithauser of Chile. It may take several days to recover the bodies.
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Durango
Colo
Electra Lake
Here
Dorothy
Billie Lewis
Alfred
Bernard Leithauser
Chile
Union Workers Parade in Columbus Labor Day Event
A downtown Columbus parade marks the annual Labor Day celebration with over 3 000 marchers from organized labor. The procession proceeds to Memorial hall where Attorney T J Duffy and M H Cain address the crowd. Duffy is a former state industrial commission chair and Cain leads the local federation of labor.
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Columbus
Sons and Daughters of Columbus Organized Labor
Memorial Hall
T. J. Duffy
State Industrial Commission
M. H. Cain
Columbus Federation of Labor
Puffy Stormerly
Potters’ Union
Coolidge Uses White Pine Camp to Spotlight Prosperity
President Coolidge hosts industry leaders at White Pine Camp in a push to project national prosperity. He gathers reports on railroads shipping finance and consumer demand and asks newspapers to weave them into a single prosperity story for broad public consumption.
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White Pine Camp
N. Y
Coolidge
Baal
White House
White Pine
Wall St
Wfdsel Ford
A. J. Brosseau
Julia Rosenwald
Howard Elliott
Matthew Prush
Owen Young
Advalph Lewisohn
Hoover
Trains Crash Injures Fifteen in Boston Incident
Fifteen persons were injured when two elevated trains collided near the seventh station in Boston. Four injured riders were taken to Haymarket Square Relief Hospital. Names include Thomas Boechloso, 27 Louis DeCarere, 32 Joseph Basso, 36 and Margaret LaManna, 14, with over 156 shaken up as a Lochmoor train was struck by an inbound train after a derailment.
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Boston
Haymarket Square
Thomas Boechloso
Louis DeCarere
Joseph Basso
Margaret LaManna
Lochmoor
Kilauea Expected to Awake After Seismic Activity
Honolulu reports Dr T A Jagger government volcanologist predicts renewed activity at Kilauea crater on Hawaii after a week with more than 760 small earthquakes. The expert warned of possible eruption in the near future.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
T. A. Jaggar
Kilauea
Officials renew hunt for suspects in Mellett murder case
Grand jury completed preliminary cases against three men two in custody and a third to be arrested soon Asst Prosecutor McClintock eyed arraignments for Ben Rudner and Louis Mazer with Patrick Eugene Red McDermott also named The case ties to Canton and involve a former police chief investigation may reveal startling evidence and new developments.
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Grand Jury
Mellett
C. B. McClintock
Ben Rudner
Louis Mazer
Patrick Eugene
Red” McDermott
Mazer
Cuyahogaga
Canton
Rudner
S A. Lenfel
James “Jumbo” Crowley
Val Cook
Teddy Abbey
Sidney Flooded as Miami Rises in Deluge
Torrential rains drenched Sidney as the Great Miami River rose, flooding the southern city. Main Ohio and Miami streets lay under four feet of water for over a half mile, with two feet of water in central streets and in venues like the Majestic hotel lobby and Wagner theater. A temporary bridge at Hardin two miles away was washed away and canal waters also left their banks.
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Sidney
Miami
Main
Ohio
Majestic
Wagner Theater
Hardin
Mitchell to Head National Aeronautical Association Campaign
Col. William Mitchell is being groomed to lead a nationwide drive for aeronautics in both military and civilian fields. If elected head at the Philadelphia convention next week, he would launch a campaign to grow membership from 6,200 to 109,609 and enlist 160,000 supporters.
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Washington
William Mitchell
Army Air Service
U. S
Mitchell
National Aeronautical Association
Philadelphia
Doctor Croskery Left 9600 Pounds and Odd Provisions
London Sept 4. Dr Wallace Brown Croskery left a will stating his practice would not be sold and no debts collected. He bequeathed a little over 9600 pounds sterling with 59 pounds for the upkeep of his parrot and dog.
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London
Wallace Brown Croskery
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