Greeks endure street fighting as guard disbands after revolt
In Athens and London reports describe 24 hours of heavy clashes over the Republican Guard disbandment. At least 50 dead and 100 wounded in Athens, with further casualties and martial law declared, as troops battled mutineers and citizens near Constitution Square.
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Athens
Greece
Kondyllis
Republican Guard
M. Pangalos
Col. Certillis
London
Kendylis
Pangalos
Kondylls
Bachelor Found Guilty in Judge Murder Plot
Yao Reese Bachelor was found guilty of first degree murder in the plot against Judge Lamar Smith in Wetumpka Alabama. The confession by Bachelor and the involvement of farm hand Hays Leonard were noted in court proceedings. The trial centered on a plan to kill the judge to obtain $60,000 in entitlements.
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Wetumpea
Ala
Yao Reese
Lamar Smith
Bchelor
Judge &O
Conani
Hays Leonard
Bachelor
Last Meal Described for Death Row Inmate William Hoyer
He ordered a final meal before his execution in Ossining New York. The menu included a duck peas liver stew with dumplings bread boiled rice tomato salad strawberry shortcake vanilla ice cream raspberry soda twelve cigars and a pack of cigarettes.
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Ossining
N. Y
William Hoyer
Merton details wartime refund in Daugherty Miller case
New York report says Richard Merton, described as a German capitalist and key government witness, testified on details of alleged prop ositions and a $7 million aim purportedly returned to German interests. He traced meetings with Jess Smith and Abner Williams, and noted a Ritz Carlton supper in honor of Miller and King after the deal.
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New York
Richard Merton
Harry M. Daugherty
United States
Thomas W. Miller
Merton
Germany
Emory R. Buckner
America
John T. King
Connecticut
Jess Smith
Daugherty
Smith
Miller
Col. Miller
Buckner
Washington
Abner Willams
Alien Property Custodian
King
Ritz Carston Hotel
Ritz
Bandits Steal $190000 Haul From Train Near Chicago
Bandits seized a mail crane containing currency on a Grand Trunk train at Evergreen Park and escaped by car. Two clerks were locked in a mail car and the theft was discovered later near Harvey Illinois. The money was consigned to the First National Bank of Harvey.
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Chicago
Grand Trunk Railway
Evergreen Park
Harvey, Ir
First National Bank of
Harvey
Surrender of Mazer Delayed Again by Federal Officials
Federal authorities in Cleveland defer the surrender of Louis Mazer to Stark County officials for a first degree murder indictment linked to the Don R. Mellett case. Mazer, held on a conspiracy charge, seeks Cleveland detention for safety. District Attorney Bernsteen awaits an attorney general order to transfer, promising to notify McClintock on receipt. A new Pat McDermott pursuit follows sightings in Canton and Mansfield as authorities renew the nationwide search.
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Cleveland
Louis Mazer
Stark Co
Don R. Mellett
Mazer
Canton
Bernsteen
Washington
C. B. McClin
Billy
McClintock
Ben Rudner
Pat McDermott
Mellett
Wise
Pat
McDermott
17Th
Falton Rd
Fultoard
Don Mellett
Mansfield
Richland
Musicians End Chicago Strike Return to Work
The Chicago theaters strike by 3,000 musicians ends after an all night talks session between theater owners and union representatives. James C. Petrillo orders musicians to resume work as theaters open at noon. For first time since Sunday 490 moving picture and vaudeville theaters will have music. The contract spans three years with weekly rises of 4.59 in year one, none in year two, and 3.0 in year three.
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Chicago
James C. Petrillo
The
Musicians’ Union
Gas Hawk Club Attacks Woman and Kill Her
Muskegon residents reported a fatal assault as Elmer Woodward 30 allegedly clubbed Celia Barnes 34 to death and wounded her daughter Isabel 15 after luring them on a automobile ride. Sheriff’s posse hunted the suspect in nearby woods as the two victims were found with head injuries from an automobile nock.
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Muskegon
Muskegon- Ravenward
Elmer Woodward
Celia Barnes
Isabel
Woodward
Miss Barnes
Jewel Bandits’ Bonds Set At Three Hundred Thousand
In Champaign Illinois Central Railroad jewel heist suspects were held on $300 000 bonds each after arrest hours after leaving a train with 500 000 dollars in jewels. Oliver A Berg identified as alleged hired killer for a Chicago gang seeking Sheriff John Gray.
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Champaign
Til
Illinois Central Railroad
Oliver A. Berg
Chicago
John Gray
Aunt in Law Moved by Valentino Will Surprise in Antibes
In Antibes France Sept 10 Mrs Teresa Werner aunt of Rudolph Valentino's second wife Natash Rambova says she is astonished to learn she is a beneficiary in Valentino's will. She knows nothing of the amount and will receive a copy of the will once dated from executor George Willman.
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Antibes
France
Teresa Werner
Rudolph Valentino
Natacha Rambova
Valentino
Rudy
Seismograph Records Quake Felt Near Fordham University
A four hour earthquake disturbance was recorded on Fordham University seismograph. The first tremor occurred at 6 44 am with peak intensity at 8 00 am. Traces remained until after 16. The quake was about 6760 miles away in a southwest Pacific island area as per officials.
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New York
Fordham University
Pacific Ocean
Seven Dead in Floods Hit Indiana and Illinois
Seven people died as floods devastated Indiana and Illinois with about 11 inches of rain in nine days. Property damage nears 2.2 million dollars as the Wabash river topped flood stage at Lafayette and a Big Four train derailed into a creek after a washed out bridge near Dudley Illinois.
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Martinsville
Ind
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Iowa
Finois
Lafayette
Purdue University
Dudley
Ill
Smith Agrees to Run Again at Democratic Convention
Gov. Al Smith has consented to renomination at the Democratic state convention in Syracuse on Sept. 27 and 28. Report says leaders met with him at the executive mansion where he is convalescing. Wagner of New York may be nominated for the U.S. Senate to oppose Wadsworth.
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Albany
N. Y
al Smith
Syracuse
Capitol
Executive Mansion
Smith
Robert F. Wagner
New York
United States Senate
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Chinese Fire on American Ships on Yangtse River
Canton dispatches report frequent fusillades by Cantonese radicals against British and American ships on the Yangtse. Hankow dispatches say the US destroyers Stewart and Pope came under rifle and machine gun fire and two sailors were wounded.
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Canton
China
Yangtse
Hankow
United States
Stewart
Pope
French Champion Swims Across Channel in 11 Hours
French swimmer George Michel completed the English Channel crossing in 11 hours and 5 minutes, starting from Cap Gris Nez at 8:32 PM and finishing at St Margaret's Bay near Dover. He beat the prior German record by 1 hour 38 minutes, aided by ideal conditions and a light southwesterly breeze. Michel, a 30-year-old butcher from Paris and France’s swimming champion, had attempted the feat three times this summer and planned to rely on the high tide after starting late to beat the distance in 11 hours.
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Michel
Griz Nez
St. Margaret's Bay
Dover
Ernest Verkoetten
Folkestone
Ufe
Butcher
Paris
France
Deposed Chief Fails to Defend at Hearing
Bernes Lengel and the civil service dispute unfold as the city rests its case against Lengel’s removal. The commission plans to review evidence and announce a decision Monday evening while Metzgar’s hearing is set for Wednesday. The prosecutor alleges Lengel’s ties to underworld activities and police corruption link to multiple murders.
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Saranus A. Lengel
Civil Service Commission
James Allardice
City
Lengel
James Amerman
Commission
Allardice
Hubert C. Pontius
Amerman
Joseph ‘Fat’ Metzgar
Underworld
Ruth Hunter
Florence Nitzman
Paul Kitzig
Don Mellett
Young Slayer Gets New Hope
Emmanuel Ross a 19 year old Cleveland youth condemned for the murder of Isador Teeck received a 19 day reprieve from execution at Columbus. His lawyers sought a new trial arguing he was 17 at conviction and should have been tried in juvenile court. Judge McMahon ruled against the motion. the Court of Appeals granted a further stay to allow the appeal.
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Cleveland
Emmanuel Ross
Columbus
Isador Teeck
Supreme Court
Ross
Vic Donahey
Walter McMahon
Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Vestryman admits being at murder scene in 4 years old case
Ralph V. Gorsline of Somerville admitted he was in DeRussey lane the night Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs. Eleanor R. Milla were killed. He testified he heard shots and voices, and was questioned with Miss Catherine Rastall who also admitted being present.
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Gorsline
Catherine Rastall
Corsline
Miss Rastall
Better Business Bureau Elects New Canton Officers
Harry F. Patrick was elected president of the Canton Better Business Bureau Inc at a Thursday board meeting. Mark Hambleton became vice president Harry Lueth treasurer and Don Jacobs was reelected secretary. The new board of directors was named last week and the meeting was held in the New Vicary building office.
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Harry F. Patrick
Canton Better Business Bureau, Inc
Mark Hambleton
Harry Lueth
Don Jacobs
Better Business Bureau
Vicary Building
Five Canton Properties Padlocked for Liquor Violations
Five Canton properties were ordered padlocked Friday for liquor law violations. Judge A W Agier issued the orders after City Solicitor James FE Kinnisen applied. Sheriffs were told to lock the buildings and all contents pending a final closing order, listing addresses and owners such as Dan Retar, South End Realty Co, Sarah Bernard, Mary Pageiu, and Samuel Fisenberg.
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Canton
A. W. Agier
James FE. Kinnisen
Lith St
Dan Retar
Dan Brown
Louis Chipi
Lewis Sing
Beldenavy NE
South End Realty Co
Anna Popp
George Rostu
Market Av
Sarah A. Bernard
R. Seott
Pueberay SW
Mary Pageiu
Marynd
Peter Baneiu
Winfieldway
Samuel Fisenberg
Hane Vaech
Christ Nick
Russian arrested in plot to murder Swiss minister Motta
Paris dispatch says Geneva police arrested a Russian accused of planning the assassination of Swiss Foreign Minister M Motta in retaliation for the 21 year old murder of Rusti delegate Vorosky at Lausanne. Despatch carried by L Intransigeant.
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Paris
Geneva
Puli
M. Giussepe Motta
M. Vorosky
Rusti
Lausanne
First Channel Crossing Mother Mille Gade Carson Returns
Mille Gade Carson, the first mother to sail the English Channel, arrived home to wild acclaim today in New York after her historic voyage.
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New York
Mre Mille Gade Carson
Factory collapse in Lisbon buries sixty workers
A Lisbon factory corridor collapsed trapping sixty workers. Thirty five workers are confirmed dead from injuries. Excessive heat is believed to have warped the foundations contributing to the disaster.
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Lisbon
Central News
Tropical disturbance center north of Porto Rico warned
The Weather Bureau issued a warning that a tropical disturbance is centered about 608 miles northeast of Porto Rico and is likely moving northeastward.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Porto Rico
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War Ministry
Constitution Square
Alabama Trail
American Metal Co
Vair
U.S
Jewel Bandits
Will
Southern Pacific
Gapin
George Michel
Bet
Pontius
Price Janson
Stanford M. Swarts
John A. Burris
Janson
Halls-Mills
Carl Stuer
Muny Court
Carl Studer
Joe Pence
Jiggs” Wise
Studer
Ruth Gordon
H.C. Pontios
Pence
Chuck” Burns
Nick Lockopoulos
Nick the Greek
Harrison
Snyder
A. Talmadge Snyder
Burt Edgar Jackson
Lockopoulos
Jackson
Val Cooke
Ise
Cavein
Krom
Portugal
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