Jewels Valued at 150000 Stolen from Cosden Mansion
Jewels valued at 150000 were stolen by burglars from the Sands Point home of J S Cosden millionaire oil man. Lady Mountbatten and her husband who traveled with the Prince of Wales were robbed of gems worth 50000 to 76000. Mrs Richard Norton and other Wales entourage guests were victims.
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New York
J. S. Cosden
Sands Point
L. L
Lady Mountbatten
Prince of Wales
Richard Norton
Cosden
Couzens Wins GOP Primary in Detroit and Michigan
In Detroit and statewide counties, Senator James Couzens led Federal Judge Arthur J. Tuttle by large margins in the Republican primary. Early counts showed Couzens ahead by over two to one in Wayne and Kent with a broad Upper Peninsula edge, while Governor Groesbeck dominated the statewide GOP contest and other local races showed Loren Dickenson and John Smith leading in their respective posts.
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Detroit
James Couzens
Arthur J. Tuttle
Couzens
Tuttle
Wayne
Kent
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
John Smith
Joseph Martin
G Second
Falling Pole Injures Autoist Near Navarre
Robert Ruff, about 45, was injured when a pole along the N. O. 7 tracks toppled across his car. Trolley wires dragged the wreckage as an interurban passed. He suffered three fractured ribs and was taken to Dr. A. M. Shaffel.
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A. M. Shaffel
Militia Deployed to Quell Strike Riot
Governor Farrington ordered a national guard infantry company and two machine gun detachments to Alcona Island for a strike riot on Maka plantation. Reports say four strikers and fourteen others were killed in Tuesday’s clash. two other workers were found dead and others injured.
Blinding Rain Triggers Fatal Crash and Injuries
Severe rain and slick streets led to multiple accidents in Nevar today. One man died after being struck by a vehicle and at least thirteen others were seriously injured as cars slid on the slippery pavement. Police detained a driver as investigators inspect the scene.
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Vel
Nevar
Raward
Waa
Klan Newspaper Salesman Robbed of Wooden Leg
Thomas Lowe, salesman for The Fiery Cross Ku Klux Klan publication, reported to police he was kidnapped near midnight by two men. They robbed him of $8, his worn wooden leg and copies of the publication, then forced him into a car and dumped him beyond Cincinnati city limits. He crawled a mile and a half to seek help.
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Cincinnati
Thomas Lowe
Lowe
Coolidge Maintains Campaign Viewpoints Before 9000 Mile Tour
President Coolidge says battle lines are drawn and no new factors will affect his campaign. He adopts a common sense view on his prospects and jokes that a candidate is not defeated for talking too much as he prepares for a long speaking tour.
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David Lawrence
Canton Daily News
Lawrence
Coolidge
White House
Washington
Bandits drain gas from auto near Cambridge
Clarence Hill of Columbus was robbed at gunpoint by two highwaymen four miles east of Cambridge on the National road. They took $4 in cash and drained the gasoline from his car before escaping in a red roadster with an Illinois license number.
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Cambridge
Clarence Hill
Columbus
Here
St. Clairesville
Kirby Nabbed in California
Josiah Kirby former president of the Cleveland Discount Company is under arrest in California on a federal mail fraud warrant issued in Cleveland. He will be brought back to testify before the Federal Grand Jury convening October 8. District Attorney A E Bernsteen announced postal inspectors depart for Los Angeles where Kirby is held on a ten thousand dollar bond.
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Cleveland
Josiah Kirby
Cleveland Discount Company
California
Federal
A. E. Bernsteen
Los Angeles
Kirby
Iberty
Excited driver escapes bandits on Indiana bridge
Joseph Lowe of Lawrenceburg Indiana escaped eight bandits on a bridge near Elizabethtown. He accelerated rather than braked his car and ran over one assailant before speeding away with $175 he had been carrying.
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Cincinnati
Joseph Lowe
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Elizabethtown
Cincinnati Man Survives Suicide Attempt After Rope Breaks
Jacob Meyer, 48, attempted hanging at his home on Wednesday. The rope broke and he fell to the floor, was hospitalized, and remained out of work.
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Cincinnati
Jacob
Meyer
Ohio Methodist Episcopal meeting opens in Ironton
The annual meeting of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Ohio begins at Ironton’s Methodist Church. Pastoral assignments will be announced late Saturday.
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Ironton
Methodist Episcopal Church of Ohio
Ironton Methodis
World Flyers Set Dayton Stop After Defense Day
The United States army round the world flyers will stay in Washington for Defense Day on Friday and depart for Dayton on Saturday. A revised continental schedule lists stops at Dayton Omaha North Platte Cheyenne Rock Springs Salt Lake City Reno Sacramento Eugene Seattle where the flight ends before returning to Santa Monica via San Francisco and San Diego. Only two ships were at Bolling Field that morning the Chicago and the Boston led by Lt Lowell Smith Lt Leslie P Arnold Lt Wade and Lt Henry Ogden. Lt Eric Nelson's New Or-
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Washington
United States Army
Dayton
West
Secretary of War
The
Air Service
St. Joseph
Omaha
North Platte
Neb
Cheyenne
Rock Springs
Wyo
Salt Lake City
Utah
Reno
Nevada
Sacramento
Calif
Eugene
Ore
Seattle
Santa Monica
San Francisco
Santa Barbara
San Diego
Bolling Field
Chicago
Lowell Smith
Leslie P. Arnold
Boston
Wade
Henry Ogden
Eric Nelson
Striker Gets 60 Day Workhouse Sentence in Industrial Dispute
Judge J. A. Bowman sentenced Tonio Sousa to 60 days in the workhouse for carrying concealed weapon while on picket duty at the steel plant. Sousa and Frank Silver were arrested by Alloy company police near the plant. others, Steven Anatasarano and Bensa Maccin, were held on suspicion after police found them in a junk yard gathering bricks and sticks. They are to be tried Thursday morning.
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J. A. Bowman
United Alley
Tonio Sousa
1751
8Th St
Sousa
Frank Silver
Alloy Company
Steven Anatasarrano
Welch Et
Bensa Maccin
Penn Pl
Republican fall campaign opens in Marion with Borah talks
The Ohio campaign headquarters announced that Senator Borah of Idaho or Senator Capper of Kansas will speak at Marion on September 27 to open the fall campaign. Dawes will enter the state later in September or early October.
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Borah
Idaho
Senator Capper
Kansas
Ohio
Marion
Chas
G. Dawes
Dawes
Winter Frost Forecast For Eastern U S Regions
The U S Weather Bureau predicted light frosts tonight in the eastern Ohio Valley lower lake region and interior New York and Pennsylvania with generally cooler conditions east of the Mississippi River.
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Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
New York
Pennsylvania
Mississippi River
Kurdistan Emir to Be Deportation Proclaimed
Department of Labor issued a deportation warrant for the Emir of Kurdestan. Immigration agents in Baltimore will locate him, believed to be in New York, and arrange his shipment to Europe.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Kurdestan
Baltimore
Emir
New York
Europe
Kidnapping tale ends in Akron arrest and Canal Dover tale
Cleveland report: Anna Iacaranzzi, 17, says three men abducted her Labor Day week, kept her prisoner for a week, then returned to Cleveland with a claim of love. Matteo Nobli, 96, is jailed on kidnaping charges. two others sought. She was reunited with her four year old son Ralph in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Anna Iacaranzzi
Ralph
Akron
Canal Dover
Matteo Nobli
Jacaranzzi
Matteo
Veterans Back Canton Golf Course Plan For Public Play
Veterans of World War back a municipal golf course in Canton using undeveloped park land along West Nimishillen Creek north of 7th Street NW. Jerome N. Haller, Canton post American Legion adjutant, says the plan will be considered at the September 18 meeting and likely endorsed, with city authorities urged to act. He notes golf offers outdoor sport for exservice men and could integrate with public recreation and tennis courts.
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American Legion
Canton
West Nimishillen Creek
7Th St NW
Dred
Jerome N. Haller
Canton Post American Legion
West Creek
Haller
State Unions Debate At Ohio Federation Convention
Springfield September 10 The Ohio Federation of Labor opened deliberations on resolutions including endorsing Senator La Follette for president. Other aims urged reform of the Volstead Act wage for women and Sunday pictures. East Liverpool union seeks bread sold twelve hours after baking. John P Frey Cincinnati Moulders Journal to address delegates tonight.
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Springfield
Ohio Federation of Labor
Labor
LaFollette
East Liverpool
la Follette
John P. Frey
Cincinnati
Moulders International Journal
Blease Victor in S. C. Primary
Former Governor Cole L. Blease won the Democratic nomination for the United States Senate in South Carolina. Incomplete returns show Blease with a lead over Congressman James F. Byrnes, expected to exceed 3000 votes.
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Columbia
Cole L. Blease
United States Senate
Blease
James F. Byrnes
Akron broker Glenn Brown sentenced for embezzlement
Glenn Brown, 45, former Akron stock broker, pleaded guilty to embezzling $6,062 by selling Cleveland Discount Co. securities he held in trust for Akron clients. He was sentenced to one to ten years in the Whiet Penitentiary.
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Akron
Glenn Brown
Whi
Brown
Cleveland Discount Co
War Lord claims six new armies in China drive
Dramatic dispatches from Shanghai report Chang Tso-Lin preparing a six army advance toward Pekin while Che-Kiang forces clash with Kiang-Su as foreign ships guard Shanghai and Urga faces a Mongolian revolt backed by Soviet Russia affecting American explorer Roy Chapman Andrews.
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Shanghai
Che-Kiang
Chang Tso-Lin
Wu-Pei-Fu
Chi-Hi
Chi-Kuan
Hung-Tu
Manchuria
PEKIN
Nanking
Urga
Mongolia
Russia
Roy Chapman Andrews
Gobi Desert
Cleveland Bans Bathing Beauty Ads on Windshields
Cleveland traffic inspector Edward Donahue ordered arrests of anyone driving with Bathing Beauty stickers or posters on the windshield that obscure vision. The measure targets ads pasted on vehicles to prevent driver distraction and ensure safe sightlines.
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Cleveland
Trafficc
Edward Donahue
Physician's Wife Found Hanging In Lakewood Home
Mrs Flora H Wood, 47, wife of Dr Charles L Wood of Lakewood, was found hanging from a clothes line in a basement. She tied the line to a rafter after mounting a chair and kicked it away, ending her life. The discovery was made today in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Flora H. Wood
Chas. L. Wood
Lakewood
Bancroft Pick for Governor
The Democratic state convention caucus nominated Joseph Bancroft a Wilmington textile manufacturer a millionaire for Governor.
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Wilmington
Joseph Bancroft
Three Men Fined in Delinquency Case
Earl Groves and Steve Younger were fined 75 and costs each and William Raider 35 and costs after a juvenile court found them guilty of contributing to the delinquency of a young girl. The trio were linked to others in a series of acts involving the detained girl, with additional arrests anticipated.
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Earl Groves
Steve Younger
William Raider
A. L. Deal
Defendants Hear Judge's Verdict Without Change
Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb, accused of kidnapping and murdering Bobby Franks, were sentenced by Judge John R Caverly to life in Joliet prison. The court labeled the crime as extraordinarily brutal and declined to review testimony, delivering a defense favored outcome with no state appeal.
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Criminal Court
Chicago
Nathan F. Leopold, Jr
Richard A. Loeb
Bobby Franks
John R. Caverly
Joliet
Caverly
Hoffman
Leopold
Loeb
Judge Caverly
Justice Caverly
Nathan Leopold
Robert Franks
Young Loeb
Richard Loeb
Judgment Sentences Youths to Pen in Chicago Case
The judge explains why the court departs from usual practice and accepts a guilty plea entered by the defense without prior agreement with the state's attorney. The decision notes the unusual public interest and the lack of any understood deal influencing the sentence.
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Chicago
Youth Murder Confession: 14-Year-Old Kills Grandmother
Pottsville Pa Sept 10 14-year-old William Cavalier confessed to state police he killed his grandmother Catherine Cavalier to get money. Her body with bullet wounds was found in Mechanicsville suburb home. He confessed after the crime occurred Saturday and $108 was taken from the savings.
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Pottsville
William Cavalier
Catherine Cavalier
Mechanicsville
Gillette Wins Senate Nomination in Massachusetts Primary
Frederick H Gillette, long time speaker and congressman, secured the Republican nomination for U S Senator in Massachusetts. In incomplete returns from 191 cities and towns, Gillette led with 88 803 votes to Louis A Coolidge 23 362 and Frederick W Dallinger 18 676.
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Frederick H Gillette
House of Representatives
Congress
U. S
Massachusetts
Boston
Gillette
Louis A. Coolidge
Frederick W. Dallinger
Lorain relief fund revival efforts accelerate
Lorain's reconstruction after the storm progresses rapidly with F C Croxton, acting manager of Governor Donahey relief commission, praising Red Cross work and forecasting completion before winter. He noted 28 of Ohio's 88 counties subscribed to their quotas but more money is needed to finish the job.
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Columbus
Lorain
F. C. Croxton
Donahey
Croxton
Red Cross
Arctic Trip Returns With Noted Findings From Spitzbergen
The Spitzbergen expedition led by Noel reports a mild Arctic summer linked to scanty rainfall. They note diminishing salt stream temperatures and possible early cooling. Glaciers retreat inland with Van Koeyen Bay retreating 8.5 km since 1898 and King’s Glacier 51.5 km since 1907, while some minor glaciers vanished in 12 years.
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John Bunkholdt
Canton Daily News
Christiania
Spitzbergen
Noel
Spitzbersen
van Koeylan Bay
King's Glacier
Pathetic scene in Meigs probate court sends King children to home
In Pomeroy Ohio on September 10 the Meigs county probate court placed eight King children in the care of a children's home. The group includes seven girls and a two week old baby boy. The father was unable to provide for them.
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Pomeroy, Co
Meigs County
Ed King
Wood to Return to United States to Testify on Philippine Affairs
Governor General Leonard Wood announced he will depart Manila for the United States in December to testify before Congress on Philippine affairs.
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Manila
Leonard Wood
United States
Congress
Woman Fined in Canton Liquor Possession Case
Helen Beazel pleaded guilty before Judge A W Agler to legal possession of liquor. She was fined 100 and costs after deputies arrested her at her home northwest of Canton.
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Helen Beazel
A. W. Agler
Canton
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