Koehler Freed on Bond in Roof Slaying Case
Koehler posted ten thousand dollars bond signed by Webster Howenstine and Newton Casper plus Charles G. Kemp. He killed Charles Roof in Magnolia Friday evening and, after release, told Coroner T H Sand his account remains consistent. Prosecutor McClintock expects a quick grand jury review with investigators visiting Magnolia. Relatives seek the law’s course and question a list of witnesses.
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Koehler
Webster Howenstine
East Sparta
Newton Casper
Charles G. Kemp
Magnolia
Howestine
Casper
Kemp
Charles Roof
Roof
C. B. McClintock
McClintock
P. D. Howell
Canton Students Raise Funds for Zoo Housing
Canton schoolchildren will contribute their pennies to aid Nimisila zoo animals. Superintendent Wilson Hawkins approved a schoolwide collection day to fund improved living quarters for the animals, currently kept in poor conditions at the facility.
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Canton School
ZOO
Canton
Nimisila Zoo
Wilson Hawkins
Ting
Cleveland Yacht Thayer Couple Found Dead on Beach
In Lorain a Cleveland pair, Martin and Mrs. Thayer of the yacht Wine and Wing, were found dead on Stop 73 beach after their return trip from Put In Bay. Thayer's body lay high on shore with a life belt. Mrs. Thayer was found in the lake. No trace of the jewel case. Distress signals indicated. no marks of violence. Initial belief they were aboard with the Jarretts, later corrected.
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Lorain
Martin
Thayer
Wine and Wing
Stop 73
Here
Thayers
Put In Bay
Cleveland
Jarrett
Florence F
Detroit
Bay
Florida
Gladys
Ray
Firpo Declared Shy With Ladies At Deportation Hearing
At Ellis Island Luis Angi Filipo Firpo’s deportation hearing resumes with attorney Hy man Bushel presenting a new witness Varios Neumann Garnett, friend from Argentina, to argue Firpo’s innocence. Government seeks deportation over bringing Bianca Lourdes Picart to the United States. Canon Chase of Brooklyn attends.
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New York
Luis Angi
Firpo
Hyman Bushel
Ellis Island
Bushel
Varios Neumann Garnett
Bianca Lourdes Picart
United States
Canon Chase
Brooklyn
Liquor fined man in Canton court case
The Fiedelholtz of Canton was fined $500 and costs after being found transporting liquor in a Ford truck. Police seized 25 gallons of whisky from his truck on Roos Avenue NE several nights earlier.
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Fiedelholtz
Canton
Ciminal
Palice
Fiedetholtz
Couzens to open probe on revenues inquiry
Senator Couzens of Michigan returns to Washington to chair the senate inquiry into the internal revenue bureau and the prohibition unit. Brookhart signals continued investigations and potential constitutional questions over Senate contempt power.
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Charles F. Morris
Daily News Bureau
Post Building
Washington
Senator Couzens
Michigan
Senate
Internal Revenue Bureau
Prohibition
Couzens
Brookhart
Daugherty
Camp Perry
National Rifle School
Stone
Supreme Court
Washington D. H. Bank
Jess H. Smith
Harry M. Daugherty
House
Congress
Treasury
Justice
Veteran Bureau
Oddie
Consolidated Ot Naval Reserve
Honolulu
Ladd
Northern Pacific Land Grants
House Joint Committee
Shipping Board
White
Maine
Snyder
New York
Borah
Air Service
Lampert
Veterans Hospitals
Johnson
South Dakota
Michener
State Department
Russia
Moses
Morlock Transferred as Central German Conference Superintendent
Rev. M C Morlock arrives in Bucyrus to take Lincoln Way M E Church pastorate a year after coming from Second Church Columbus he is reassigned to Cincinnati district as superintendent of the Central German Conference of the M E church Rev William Weller of Cincinnati succeeds him locally
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Bucyrus
M. C. Morlock
Lincoln Way
M. E
Second Church of Columbus
Cincinnati
Central German Conference
M. E. Church
William Weller
Morlock
President Coolidge Opens Up to Reporters Again
Washington Sept 18 President Coolidge shows more liveliness and wit in White House sessions. He now leads conversations at semi weekly briefings and engages openly with reporters, reversing earlier sphinx like behavior. The change follows a history of written questions and censor rules and included a long recent session that surprised Secretary Slemp.
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Robert T. Small
Canton Daily News
Washington
Coolidge
White House
Bascom Slemp
Harding
Slemp
Mr. Coolidge
Aami
Heeten
Steamer Overdue From Gothenburg Believed Lost
The Hamburg steamer sale left Gothenburg Saturday bound for Nakskov and was several days overdue by Sept 18. It was believed to have been lost at sea with no word from the vessel or crew.
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Copenhagen
Hamburg
Gothenburg
Nakskov
Mr. Make It Right Answers Canton Public Qs
Public service column by Canton Daily News features Mr Make It Right handling voter, tree, fruit theft and police funding questions. Citizens ask about tree limb removal near streets and the right to protect property, orchard thefts, and police staffing debates with sheriff guidance noted.
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Public Service Bureau
Canton Daily News
Canton
Republicans to Cut La Follette in Wisconsin
Republicans plan to split ballots in Wisconsin to curb Senator LaFollette’s electoral votes. David Lawrence notes two factors will reduce LaFollette’s home state tally: Democratic energy and a shift in Republican voters who traditionally marked LaFollette but will now avoid him.
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David Lawrence
Canton Daily News
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Senator LaFollette
Robert M. LaFollette
Democratic Party
LaFollette
Army Flyers On Wing Again From Fort Crook Field
Army round the world flyers finally took off from Fort Crook flying field in Omaha at 7:36 a m after a long delay caused by cloudy misty weather. Lieutenant Smith led the squadron with Lieutenants Wade and Nelson close behind as they headed for St Joseph Missouri.
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Fort Crook
Omaha
Neb
St. Joseph
Smith
Wade
Nelson
Film Organist and 82 Year-Old Widow Wed for Love
Norfolk couple defies license denial by marrying in Portsmouth. Jack Griffith 29, a film organist, wed Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Fray 82, widow of broker John W. Fray. They reject honeymoon plans and insist the marriage is based on love. Griffith will keep his theater job.
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Norfolk
Jack Griffith
Sarah Elizabeth Fray
John W. Fray
Washington and Raleigh
N.C
Portsmouth
Griffith
Fray
Washington
Driver Arrested After Accident Near Latonia
Lucille Lunsford 30 of Covington Ky remains near death at St Elizabeths hospital Covington. Ralph L Piper 26 of Hamilton Ohio is held on drunkenness and reckless driving charges after an auto crash near Latonia Ky last night. Piper said he lost control and the car hit a light pole.
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Cincinnati
Lucille Lunsford
Covington
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Ralph L. Piper
Hamilton
Latonia
Piper
Thousands Sign Petition to Save Boy Slayer From Hangman
Chicago witnesses a mass push for Bernard Grant, 19, condemned for murder. Attorney Swanson reports thousands signing mercy petition and women’s clubs joining the effort. He invites Clarence Darrow to assist after his Leopold and Loeb defense, as the case gains national attention.
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Boy Slayer
Chicago
Bernard Grant
Thomas E. Swanson
Swanson
Clarence Darrow
Leopold
Loeb
Bobby Franks
Grant
Darrow
United Press
Charlevoix
Michigan
Dispatches
Wheeler Campaign Stops in Columbus and Toledo
Senator Burton K. Wheeler, La Follette ticket candidate for vice president, arrives from Toledo to address voters in Columbus at the Coliseum. He has attacked former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty over his Justice Department conduct and faces an unconfirmed rumor of a defamation suit.
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Columbus
Burton K. Wheeler
Robert M. LaFollette
Toledo
Harry M. Daugherty
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Wheeler
Cleveland
LaFollette- Wheeler
Mine Death Toll Set at 38 in Kemmerer Blast
In Kemmerer Wyoming the death toll from the Sublet mine No. 5 explosion was fixed at 38 by company president J P Quealey after checking 50 men were inside. Seventeen men escaped. twenty seven bodies have been recovered, many burned by the ensuing fire, with more expected before night.
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Kemmerer, Wyo
Kemmerer Coal Co
Sublet
J. P. Quealey
Quealey
Uncle Sam to Open His Purse for Flyers
The War Department telegram to Dayton Ohio mayor states the department will cover all extra expenses incurred by the round the world flyers. Secretary John Weeks advised that citizens’ public subscriptions are unnecessary as the government will fund all additional costs.
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Washington
Dayton
War Department
F. R. Hale
John Weeks
Milk Producers to Form Regional Association
In Cincinnati on September 18 a milk producers association was nearly formed, uniting over 2,600 producers from Ohio Indiana and Kentucky. Articles of incorporation will be filed next week to seek better prices, improved quality, and economies for members.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Fanno fined for illicit whiskey possession in court
James Fanno of 1221 Rex ar SE was fined 100 dollars and costs after police found a pitcher of wine in an ice box at his home Wednesday night. The charge stemmed from illicit whiskey possession in a criminal court Thursday morning.
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James Fanno
Rex
Fanno
Seek to Move Up Daugherty Trial Before Supreme Court
Atty. Gen. Stone announced steps to advance the case of M. B. Daugherty, banker of Washington Courthouse Ohio, before the U.S. Supreme Court. Daugherty faces contempt of the senate for denying a senatorial committee access to his bank books tied to a Justice Department probe.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Daugherty
Ohio
Senate
Atty
Gen. Stone
Department of Justice
Re arrest Grant Logan in liquor case
Peck Grant, who broke jail weeks ago, is under arrest at Zanesville. Local authorities learned he is wanted here on a liquor charge.
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Logan. O
Peck” Grant
Zanesville
His Wife's Dying Request Fulfilled
Benjamin B. Hampton, noted motion picture director and former Galesburg newspaperman, married Miss Claire Adama film actress after his wife on her deathbed asked him to wed her as his second wife. The couple plan a New York honeymoon. Hampton is 48 and Adama 24. he has five children in Illinois.
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Los Angeles
Claire Adama
Benjamin B. Hampton
Galesburg, Ill
New York
Hampton
Adams
Navy urged to reach 5-5-3 sea power ratio
The American Legion national convention urged Congress and the Navy Department to lift U S sea power to the 5-5-3 ratio of the naval armament agreement. The naval affairs committee said the current ratio is 6-4-3 with the United States in the position of four.
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ST. Paul, Minn
American Legion National Convention
Congress
Navy Department
United States Navy
Naval Affairs Committee
United States
Berengaria Encounters Whale School at Sea
The Cunard liner Berengaria reported a mid ocean collision with a school of whales. The impact split one whale and endangered the vessel and its propellers during its voyage from Southampton carrying the Prince of Wales to the United States.
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London
Cunard
Berengaria
Prince of Wales
United States
New York
Southampton
Lorain Shipyards Repaired After June Tornado Loss
Lorain Ohio Sept 18 The Lorain yards of the American Ship building company have completed repairs on tornado damage at a cost of 1 000 000 with the loss being replaced, the disclosure stated today.
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Lorain
Lorain Yards
American Shipbuilding Company
Legion Confederates Tied Up In Bid For National Commander
In St Paul the American Legion delegates entered a day of balloting with seven leading candidates and many favorite sons in the race for national commander. Debates over a voting plan continued after three ballots as Major General James C Harbord emerged as a new possibility while Pershing remained uninterested and the Harbord faction hoped for a late start.
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ST. Paul, Minn
American Legion
James C. Harbord
John J. Pershing
Squirrel season claim adds another Knox county fatality
Fostoria Ohio reports a fourth hunting death in the squirrel season as Eliott 8 Sheffler, 64, shot a limp squirrel then chased it, killed it, and collapsed dying from exertion after returning to his car where companions waited.
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Fostoria
Ohio
Knox County
Eliott
Sheffler
Appeal Based on Leopold Case for Perrygo
In Washington on September 18, 22 year old Edgar Randolph Perrygo faces a potential clemency appeal after being condemned to die for killing an elderly woman four years ago. His lawyers cite the Leopold Loeb case as precedent and seek a rehearing by the District of Columbia supreme court next month.
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Washington
Edgar Randolph Perrygo
Perrygo
Leopold-Loeb
Chicago
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Canton Fall Exposition Opens With Bright Fall Styles
Thousands crowded Canton streets as store windows opened revealing fall fashions. The style show runs through Saturday with gowns featuring brilliant colors and silver beading, signaling a season of vivid attire ahead.
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Canton
Milady
Literary Digest Poll Shows Coolidge Leading Nationwide
New York September 18 The Literary Digest poll of 15 million voters places President Coolidge in the lead with Senator La Follette second and Democratic nominee John W. Davis third. Early returns from California Illinois New York Ohio and Pennsylvania show Davis finishing third in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Compared to 1920 Republican support dipped slightly while Democratic support rose. first returns list Coolidge 16071 La Follette 6596 Davis 3792 with 307 scattered votes.
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New York
California
Ilinois
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Davis
Repubean
Somes
Coolidge
la Follette
Davia
Harding
Delta
Stark County Sends Largest Party To Reform School
The largest party ever from Stark County jail to a state facility left Thursday morning for Mansfield Reformatory. Eleven youths aged 18 to 26 accompanied by Deputies Thorn, O. E., Astepaugh and George Smith faced sentences from one year to 20 years.
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Stark Co
Mansfield Reformatory
George Thorn
O. E., Alsepaugh
George Smith
Raymond Thompson
Louis Hatfield
Dwight Barnett
Clyde Knight
Howard Walters
Theodore Rogers
James Carney
John Watkins
George Payne
Harry Boyd
Eugene Hahn
Quake Victims Bodies Recovered After Turkey Disaster
Constantinople reports two hundred twenty bodies found in the Erzerum area after a major earthquake. Eighty villages were seriously affected as the tremor persisted for hours. Relief efforts have been dispatched to the region.
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Constantinople
Enrollment at Ohio Wesleyan hits record 1820 students
Delaware Sept 18 Enrollment at Ohio Wesleyan University for the new semester reached a record total of 1820 students with men reportedly outnumbering women as the term began.
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Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
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