Shanghai Battle Nears City as Kiangsu Drive Resumes
Shanghai and Cantonese front reports say Kiangsu troops within eight miles of Shanghai as shelling continues. General Lu Yung Siang defends against Chekiang forces while planes fly overhead and the foreign settlement braces for possible violence. In Washington and London officials weigh mediation options but avoid direct intervention.
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Shanghai
Kiangsu
Lu Yung Siang
Shangai
Ayr
Langsu
Theuburb
China
Luang Hsiang
Shangha
Tuchun
Heklang
Irene Castle Causes Arrest Of Ex Husband
Irene Castle Tremaine Laughlin appeared in supreme court and had her second husband Robert E. Tremaine arrested. Tremaine, a wealthy Ithaca manufacturer and society leader, is accused of holding securities that belong to Irene. She seeks recovery of the securities given during their marriage.
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Irene Castle
New York
Tremaine
Ithaca, N. Y
Ithaca
Tremaine Laughlin
Supreme Court
Levy
Donations Pour In to Rebuild Nimisila Park Zoo
Canton Sorpsis and the League of Women Voters led early donations for the Nimisila zoo rebuild fund reported by the Canton Daily News. Mrs Laura E Ohler and A B Rohn pledged further support including cement work, signaling broad local backing for the project.
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Nimisila Park
Canton News
Canton Sorpsis
Nimisila Zoo
League of Women Voters
Canton Daily News
Canton
Sorosis
Laura E. Ohler
A. B. Rohn
Arlington Av
Daily News
Rohn
Young Slayer Randolph Perryger Sentenced in Insanity Defense
Washington report states 22 year old Randolph Perryger received the death sentence after a reexamination by two psychiatrists. They found him mentally irresponsible at the time of the crime when he killed Mary Faithful and stole money, due to acute confusional mental state.
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Washington
Twen
Randolph Perrygender
John E. Lina
St. Elizatth’s Hospital
Perrygo
Ft. Mary Faithful
Dog Returns After Four Years in Clyde
In Clyde on September 20 a Boston bull terrier named Socks vanished from George Neikirk's home. Four years later the dog reappeared, having ridden downtown on a car running board, then returned to the Neikirk household where the family expressed joy.
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Clyde O
Boston
George Yy
Cincinnati Youth Dies by Self Inflicted Wound at Home
Russell Guild, 21, of Cincinnati, was found with a bullet wound to his temple in the home of Mrs. H R Pollock in Hamilton. A revolver was in his hand when relatives discovered him. he died before doctors arrived.
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Russell Guild
Davis to Make Drives Along Eastern Coast
Democratic nominee John W. Davis planned a coast to coast swing from Chicago to New York then up the Atlantic seaboard with at least ten speeches from New Hampshire to Maryland and beyond. He spoke in Indiana cities including South Bend and Fort Wayne and praised Americanism while urging voters to choose between Republican privilege and Democratic honesty.
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Davis
Indiana
John W. Davis
Atlantic Seaboard
Chicago
New York
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Frederick
Newark
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Michiga
Gary
Ind
Governor Receives Petition for Grant Pardon
Springfield Ill Sept 20 Formal petition for pardon or commutation of the death sentence of Bernard Grant who is known as back o the yards boy was received at Governor Len Small s office today. The petition was signed by Grant and his two attorneys Thomas Swanson and Tim J Fell It was referred to the division of pardons and paroles and will not reach the Governor until that body makes its recommendations.
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Springfield
Ill
Bernard Grant
Cook County
Len Small
Grant
Thomas Swanson
Tim J. Fell
Quake Series Leaves Over Sixty Dead in Armenia
Dispatches report more than sixty killed in Erzerum district Armenia after a sequence of earthquakes. Cracks opened in the ground and loud subterranean noises followed, sparking panic among the population in Constantinople.
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Constantinople
Erzerum
Armena
Death Claims Judge Craine At 66 In Alliance Ohio
Judge John W. Craine, 66, died Friday at 3 p.m. at his home 1257 Cleveland Ave NW after five years of ill health. Born in Wellsville on March 5, 1858, he grew up in Carrollton and Leetonia, learned telegraphy at 16 to fund his Mt. Union College studies, helped found Alpha Nu chapter of Alpha Tau Omega, and graduated in 1882 before pursuing a legal career. He was admitted to the Ohio bar in 1884.
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John W. Craine
Cleveland
Wellsville
Judge Craine
Carrollton
Leetonia
Mt. Union College
Mt. Union
Alpha Tau Omega National Fraternity
Alpha Nu
Republican Literary Society
W. C. Pippett
Alliance
Ohio
JAIL LOOMS FOR TAR WIELDERS IN FREDERICK
Twenty men and one woman, Mrs. Mary Shanks, indicted after a tar and feathering incident in Frederick. Ten men face tarring charges while others accused of aiding and abetting and rioting. Shanks charged with felonious assault, tarring and feathering, and aiding abetting. Victim Dorothy Grandon, a bobbed haired flapper, allegedly provoked the attack over a denied social engagement.
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Frederick, Md
Mary Shanks
Dorothy Grandon
Miss Grandon
Frederick
Bank Receiver Sues Directors Over Bank Failure
William Hastings receiver sues the directors of the defunct National Bank of Barnesville in federal court for 626675.46 alleging deficit after the bank failed last year when cashier P Norris took his own life. Examiners found a shortage in Norris accounts.
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Columbus
William Hastings
National Bank of
Barnesville
P. Norris
Norris
Wreck Victim Dies in Hospital at Fort Miami Plant
Cincinnati dispatch reports G. E. McCright age 38 of Lawrenceburg Indiana died at Bethesda hospital from injuries suffered in a wreck between two narrow gauge trains at the Fort Miami generating plant of the Union Gas and Electric Co under construction at Cleves Ohio.
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Cincinnati
G. E. McCright
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Bethesda Hospital
Fort Miami
Union Gas & Electric Co
Cleves
Ohio
Brother Admits Wedding Sister Admits Wedding
Cincinnati dispatch reports Henry Elmer Scott 20 confessed to marrying his sister Marguerite 17. License obtained in Adrian Michigan September 28 1921. The couple reportedly have two children and are held on Mann Act charges awaiting hearing. Scott used alias Bert Snyder.
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Cincinnati
Department of Justice
Henry Elmer Scott
Marguerite
Adrian, Mich
Scott
Scotts
Bert Snyder
President Coolidge orders navy power survey
President Coolidge directs Secretary Wilbur to conduct a thorough survey of naval power. The study will compare airplanes, battleships, and submarines as the first line of national defense. A Pacific coast recall followed the hour long conference and indicates a temporary accord pending the naval inquiry.
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Washington
Coolidge
Wilbur
Pacific Coast
Secretary of the Navy
United States
Japan
Wall Street Firm's Crash Provokes New York Nosiness Question
Canton Daily News reports a New York city vibe of impersonal wealth and privacy challenged as a storied stock exchange house collapses. One of its six partners is missing amid a crash of over a million dollars, triggering a citywide alert and further scrutiny of elite business ethics.
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Erage
New York Stock Exchange
Southern Senator Predicts John W Davis Victory
Miss Belle Kearney, Mississippi state senator, says the election of John W Davis is a fact and predicts Davis will win the presidency by carrying the solid south. She notes La Follette’s Republican base and cites Ohio as hard to gauge amid political shifts.
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John W. Davis
Middle West
Belle Kearney
Mississippi
Miss Kearney
Canton
Theodore Roosevelt
Davis
Woodrow Wilson
South
Ohio
Robbing Synagogue Arrest in Chicago Reported
Charles Rabiner aged 21 and his boyfriend were arrested in Chicago as they began breaking into a synagogue. Police stopped the robbery in progress and detained the pair.
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Chicago
Charles Rabiner
Canton youth color contest for wagon prizes
Children under 12 in Canton may enter a colored picture contest with three coaster wagons as prizes. The Daily News Sunday edition will publish the drawing of the Covered Wagon and showcase prize displays in Valentine theater lobby. Full contest details to follow in Sunday issue.
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Canton
The
Daily News
Valentine Theater
Youths Held on Serious Charge in West Virginia
George O Rourke aged 23 and Edward Warren 21 Bethany college students are held to the grand jury on charges of contributing to the delinquency of two young girls from prominent families. The case stems from a wine orgy at a camp run by Joseph Mc Douganl who is also under arrest for selling wine. The girls were said to have been dancing on the highway, prompting the investigation.
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Wellsburg
W. Va
George O'Rourke
Edward Warren
Bethany College
Joseph McDouganl
Albert Brown Wins Monroeco Croix de Curve Event
Albert Brown an oil operator won the Monroeco Croix de Curve event at Woodfield by bagging two squirrels with one shot. He initially saw only one squirrel yet two tumbled down after the single discharge.
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Woodsfield
Albert Brown
Nimrod
Brown
Donahey Denies Klan Ties At Springfield Address
Gov Donahey faced possible heckling at a large Emancipation Day gathering in Springfield as Republicans allegedly planned to press questions about his Klan stance. He declared he is not a Klansman and will stand on the Democratic platform. His staff including two Black aides accompanied him.
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J. W. Fisher
Spahr
Columbus
Springfield
Donahey
Minister Faces Murder Charge in Arsenic Poisoning Case
Mt Vernon II Sept 20 Rev Lawrence Hight, minister at Ina Methodist Church, is charged with murdering his wife Anna by arsenic. Investigations probe possible love affair with Elsie Sweetin amid Wilford Sweetin’s July death as organs are sent to Chicago for poison testing to link to the clergyman.
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Lawrence Hight
Anna
Elsie Sweetin
Ina
Ina Methodist
Hight
Wilford Sweetin
Sweetin
Iwa
Chicago
William Dol. McNally
Jefferson Co
Tornado Strikes Annapolis Area Causing Injuries and Damage
A tornado swept through Annapolis and nearby districts last night. Reports say many persons were injured and substantial property damage occurred, with details still scarce this morning.
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Bismarck
Annapolis
Flyers Start 650 Mile Flight from Dallas to El Paso
At Love Field Dallas crowds cheered as globe circling flyers departed at 9 39 a m for a 650 mile hazardous flight to El Paso. The departure marked the start of a challenging journey amid warmfare.
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Love Field
Dallas
Texas
el Paso
Irregulars Killled in Serbian Push into Bulgaria
Bulgarian comitadji irregulars raided Serbian territory but Serbian forces repelled them, leaving many killed or captured and driving others back, according to a Belgrade dispatch.
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London
Belgrade
Rebels Defeated by Soviet Troops in Georgian Fighting
Georgian rebels suffer heavy losses as Soviet forces deploy planes tanks and armored trains to retake strategic positions. The clash continues with prevailing Soviet control of key fronts and several positions reclaimed by mid campaign.
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Constantinople
Attacks on Girls In City End With Suspect Capture
Two young girls were assaulted in the city on Friday afternoon. A 13 year old girl was attacked in Tuscarawas st extension and a suspect fled. Officer Jackson pursued, fired five warning shots, and a deputy sheriff wounded the man in the left leg. The suspect, Joseph Miller 26 of St Paul Minn, was photographed for identification. Later an 8 year old girl was attacked nearby but the assailant was not found.
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Tuscarawas Sts
Jackson
Webb Wolf
Joseph Miller
St. Paul, Minn
Miller
Bertillon Gallery
Ben Clarke
Tuscarawas St E
Hartford
Trump
114 Candles On Her Birthday Cake as Harlem Woman Turns 114
Mae Urdang celebrates her 114th birthday in a Harlem home of the Daughters of Israel. Her self described “young brother” aged 100 and her “boy” age 89 join the party. Born in Riga, she recalls kings and empires, enjoys newspapers, and follows present-day figures. She eats little meat or eggs, survives on bread cereals soup and coffee.
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New York
Mae Urdang
Harlem
Daughters of Israel
Riga
Freeman arraigned in cabaret hold up case in Chicago
Paul Freeman a New York broker pled not guilty claiming the officer statements were correct after being arraigned on charges for holding every guest and waiter at a cabaret at gunpoint. The judge imposed a modest fine of five dollars due to his plea.
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Chicago
Paul Freeman
New York
Clock in St Pauls steeple finally restarts after century
New York report notes the clock in St Pauls steeple stopped yesterday after a century of operation. It was repaired within minutes and resumed its timekeeping for thousands of workers.
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New York
St. Paul's
Mr. Make It Right Column Invites Civic Questions
A Canton Daily News note invites readers to bring municipal improvement issues or local evils to Mr. Make It Right via his page 2 column. He promises to provide answers or guidance to questions posed by the public.
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Canton Daily News Reaers
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