Battle Follows Surprise Attack at Local Grocery
Two men were caught burglarizing a grocery at 409 13th St SE Saturday morning. One burglar, Paul Croby, was shot in the leg by a policeman. his companion, Michael Nishes, is in custody. Police expect to link the pair to 15 to 16 recent city burglaries.
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13Th St SE
Paul Croby
Rudner
Aultman Hospital
Michael Nishes
Frank Goshorn
Starr Bodenheimer
Norman VanAlmen
138Th St SE
Croby
Nishes
Goshorn
Oroby
VanAlman
van Alman
Bodenheimer
Warren
Ignuts Casmer
President Coolidge Opposes Subordinating Supreme Court
President Coolidge, speaking near a Lafayette monument in Baltimore, denounced LaFollette’s platform proposal to subordinate the Supreme Court to Congress. He defended the court as a major American contribution to government and warned that limiting its power would undermine constitutional rights including liberty.
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Baltimore
D LaFayette
Coolidge
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Robert M. LaFollette
Supreme Court
America
Uie
Mberty
Funeral for Carl Schwartz 19 in New Jersey crash
Carl Schwartz 19 son of Mr and Mrs Carl Schwartz Sr of Elizabeth New Jersey died in a car crash near New Brunswick New Jersey when the vehicle struck a pole in dense fog. Three other occupants were injured. He served three years in the Navy and worked for the US Department of Engineering. He is survived by his parents and three sisters. Burial is at Forest Hill Cemetery after services at First Evangelical Church and the family home.
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Carl Schwartz
Mapleay NE
New Brunswick
N. J
First Evangelical Church
Forest Hill Cemetery
Schwartz
United States Department of Engineering
Elizabeth
Navy
Canton
Gertrude
New Jersey
Edith
Ruth
Mercury victim recovering after alleged mercury poisoning crash
Mrs. Verna Pontius of 2901 10th Street NW is recovering at Aultman Hospital annex after taking bi-chloride mercury tablets. Police arrested her Thursday night on a charge of driving while intoxicated following a collision with another vehicle.
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Verna Pontius
10Th St NW
Aultman Hospital Annex
Pricen
Shortest marriage ends in divorce suit in Wheeling
Fannie Williams age 17 of 12138 Cherry Ave SE seeks annulment from Philip J Viscount after two days of marriage. Her father Isadore Williams alleges false statements were used to obtain a license and asks the court to restrain Viscount from visiting the Williams home. Attorney Harry Nusbaum filed the petition.
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Fannie Williams
Cherry Av SE
Philip J. Viscount
Isadore Williams
Wheeling
Williams Home
Harry Nusbaum
Pastor Kruse Assigned to Fayette Church
Rev. M. F. Kruse, longtime pastor of the United Brethren church in this city, has been assigned to the pastorate of a church in Fayette, effective this fall after two years serving here.
Canton Area Men Arrested on Liquor Charge
William Vorrath and Orrin Herbruck were arrested Friday by deputy sheriffs at their home southwest of Canton on a liquor related charge.
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William Vorrath
Orrin Herbruck
Canton
Davis Declares For Religious Liberty On Campaign Train
Democratic nominee John W. Davis pledges to safeguard constitutional rights including freedom of worship in a grain belt speech from a special train at Dubuque Iowa en route to Omaha. He denounces efforts to curb religious liberty and opposes expanding Congress power that could undermine courts and civil rights.
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Omaha
Neb
John W. Davis
West
Davis
DuBuque
Iowa
Chicago
Omaha Auditorium
United States
Congress
State Legislatures
Stark Co Fair Draws Over Ninety Thousand Attendees
Attendance topped 90,000 despite two days of bad weather, with total figures surpassing last year by 25,000. Charles Fromm, secretary of the association, noted gate receipts reached $28,920, not counting grandstand admissions, and officials aimed high early in the week.
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Stark Co
Charles Fromm
Association
Fromm
Gambler's War Starts Robbery at City Cigar Store
Cincinnati police report a gambler's involvement in an armed hold-up at a Central Avenue cigar store. Two robbers escaped after stealing 2800 dollars. The incident was tied to a planned later game and the motive appeared linked to a so called house end.
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Cincinnati
Central Avenue
Governor aims accelerated Lorain relief planning
Cleveland September 6 plans for speeding rehabilitation of tornado devastated Lorain will be set at a meeting soon between Governor Donahey and Lorain City officials. The Lorain relief fund stands at 522607.72 dollars.
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Cleveland
Lorain
Donahey
Inquest Opens Into Pennsylvania Railroad Crossing Death
An inquest is underway into the death of five people at a Pennsylvania railroad crossing near New Philadelphia Ohio. The only survivor, Mrs Chas Nielson 24 of Chicago, will have her deposition taken at a Coshocton hospital.
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New
Philadelphia
Ohio
Here
Chas. Nielson
Chicago
Coshocton
Workers Party Files Full Slate in Cleveland
The Workers Party has filed a complete slate of county officers with the sewer commission in Cleveland and surrounding districts.
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Workers Party
Cleveland
The
Firpo freed on bail after U S charge arrest warrant issued
Luis Angel Firpo, the Argentine boxer known as The Wild Bull, was released on a $1,000 bond after appearing before an immigration official. A separate deportation warrant, signed by acting Labor Secretary Robert Carr White, charges him with bringing a woman into the United States for immoral purposes and making false statements to gain entry. Firpo is expected to surrender at Ellis Island.
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New York
Luis Angel Firpo
Harry Wills
Curran
Juan Homs
Tex Richard
E & Washington
United States
Department of Labor
Robert Carr White
Secretary of Labor
Firpo
Bianca Lourdes
Buenos Aifres
Ellis Island
Pop Geers Laid To Rest In Columbia Tennessee
Edward Pop Geers known as the grand old man of the turf was buried in Rose Hill cemetery after services in Memphis. A brief committal was read by Rev H L McOwen of Pittsburgh Tenn with racing cronies and close friends serving as pallbearers. Geers died after a Wheeling West Virginia accident last Wednesday when his mare stumbled and threw him from the sulky.
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Columbia
Tenn
Edward “Pop” Geers
Memphis
Rose Hill Cemetery
H. L. McOwen
Pittsburgh
Geers
Wheeling
W. Va
Mt Marie Academy to Open Fall Term
The Mt Marie Academy will open the fall term on September 10 with classes resuming in the departments of magic and art.
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MT. Marie
Mt. Marie Academy
Magic
Art
Kirby Ordered Arrested After Discount Quiz
A federal warrant was issued for Josiah Kirby former president of the Cleveland Discount company charged with using the mails to defraud. Kirby now in Los Angeles faces federal counts of misrepresentations to sell stocks and securities. A state probe ordered by Governor Donahey into financing and officer actions was to begin soon.
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Cleveland
Josiah Kirby
Cleveland Discount Company
United States
A. E. Bernsteen
Kirby
Los Angeles
Discount Company
Donahey
Bernateen
Aviator Drops 4000 Feet Lands Safely Near Mason
Captain Clyde Emrick of Columbus, Ohio, stalled motor at 4000 feet and could not use his parachute. He fell 3000 feet and landed in a corn field near Mason, Ohio, with only minor plane damage.
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Cincinnati
Clyde Emrick
Columbus
Ohio
Mason
Father and son arraigned in grand larceny case
Edward Hahn and his son Eugene Hahn were held to common pleas court on grand larceny charges with $500 bail. The 19 year old said his father implicated in the theft of a grip containing $85 and threw it to him from a southeast Newark house window after police arrested him last Thursday.
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Edward Hahn
7Th St
Eugene
4Th St SE
Common Pleas Court
Newark
Theft Reported of Watch and Cash from Room
Ralph McWilliams reported to police that a $306 gold watch and $1.50 were stolen from his room Friday night at 801 3rd st NE.
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Ralph McWilliams
3Rd St
Safety director extends time for patrolmen to resign or face charges
Safety Director James Roberts granted seven patrolmen an extra day to decide whether to resign or face charges before the civil service commission. The officers named are Jesse Vogley Nick Rosutta Walter Wineton Howard Davis Steven Skotnicky William King and Wilson Murphy. The charges stem from testimony in the recent trial of former director E B E Curtis who was convicted of bribery.
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Roberts
Jesse Vogley
Nick Rosutta
Walter Wineton
Howard Davis
Steven Skotnicky
William King
Wilson Murphy
Murphy
E. B E. Curtis
Curtis hearing set for Oct 8 over mayoralty ruling
Former mayor C. C. Curtis seeks a writ of quo warranto against Mayor Charles M. Ball to challenge his right to the mayoralty after Governor Donahey ousted Curtis last April. Solicitor Thomas M. Miller will appear for Ball. Curtis also seeks mandamus to reinstate him. E. E. Curtis, brother of the former mayor, was later convicted of taking a bribe. Common Pleas Judge Agler weighs Curtis' motion for a new trial.
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C. C. Curtis
State Supreme Court
Charles M. Ball
Curtis
Donahey
Thomas M. Miller
Ball
ZR-3 Makes First Passenger Flight Over Lake Constance
The giant dirigible ZR-3 built for the United States Navy by Zeppelin conducted its first test flight with 84 aboard including crew. The voyage over Lake Constance and along the shore followed a prior passengers-free trial.
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Friedrichschafen
Germany
Zeppelins
United States Navy
Lake Constance
Captive sisters Fern and Lilly Hall freed by police
Cleveland report says Fern and Lilly Hall sisters aged 20 and 21 were held four days in an apartment by two men described as negroes. Police freed them and detained the suspects awaiting word from Franklin County Virginia sheriff.
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Cleveland
Fern
Lilly Hall
Franklin County
Virginia
Globe Girdlers Complete Flight Amid Cheering
U S airmen from the round the world flight landed at Boston Logan Airport on September 6 after fog delays at Mere Point Maine. Commanders Smith Nelson Wade and crew were greeted with a 21 gun salute as thousands cheered their arrival, then spent the night with local hosts before continuing homeward.
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Boston
Mass
United Press
America
Merpoint
Maine
Brunswick
Smith
Lieut
Wade
Nelson
Presidentia
United States
Cvat
All America
F. L. Rash
Oeloe
Lieut. Smith
Nelson C. Chase
Belmont
Eric Nelson
New Orleans
Leigh Wade
Boston N
John Turner
Samuel Forsyth
World Flight
New Meadows Inn
Actor scoffs at lightning killed by bolt in New York
Raymond Crane an actor with the Metropolitan Opera Company in St. Louis was struck by lightning while playing golf at Jackson Heights after scoffing at thunderstorm dangers. He had just returned for a season with the company.
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New York
Raymond Crane
Crane
Metropoltan Opera Company
St. Louis
Jackson Heights
Garfield Kin Sued in Crash
Jas A Garfield grandson of former President Garfield is sued for 40000 dollars in damages after an auto crash. Mrs Florence Goldman claims she was struck by a car driven by a man who lives at Mentor near Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Jas. A. Garfield
Garfield
Florence Goldman
Mentor
Powers warn China to keep within limit
Shanghai reports of a six mile Kiang Su advance led by General Chi Wang Tseping with two Kiang Su companies captured. Frontline casualties exceed 1,200 wounded as fighting near Shanghai continues. British Times notes foreign powers urge restraint and a note to generals Yuan and Lu Yung Xiang.
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China
Shanghai
Huang-Tu
Chi- Wang-Tseping
Che-Kiang
Lieu- Ho
London
Times Shanghai
Chi Hsieh Yuan
Lu Yung Siang
Hetang Pu
Woosing
Giangnan
Times
Yuan
Tsao Kun
Pekin
Marriage of Helen Schubach Revealed After Campus Elopement
Columbus reports Miss Helen Schubach of Canton Ohio State University sorority girl formerly the center of a nationwide search after an elopement. Her husband Morgan W. Roderick senior law student and Phi Kappa Pat member lived beside Miss Schubach's sorority Delta Gamma. Parents say they received word but no location details.
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Columbus
Helen Schubach
Canton
Ohio State University
John Schubach
New York
Divorce ruling splits money between wives in alienation suit
In Cleveland on September 6 Mrs. Mary Kosman won a divorce from Geo Kosman and sued his second wife Isabel Love for alienation. The court awarded Mrs Kosman ten thousand dollars in damages but granted the husband’s affection to Isabel Love instead.
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Cleveland
Geo. Kosman
Mary Kosman
Isabel Love
George
Kosman
City funds diverted from motor vehicle revenue won’t be restored
Cincinnati officials received a ruling from City Solicitor Paul Zielonka that funds totaling 1,297,000 dollars diverted from the street repair fund to other city departments will not be returned. The revenue came from motor vehicle taxes collected in the city.
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Cincinnati
Paul Zielonka
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