Storm Warning From Florida To Alabama Hits Warned Coast
The Weather Bureau warned southern Florida residents of a severe storm moving toward Alabama at high speed. Warnings spread to Miami Beach and ships were advised to shelter. The storm path was tracked from Porto Rico and Turks Island with hurricane conditions near Nassau expected, prompting widespread precautions.
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David Lawrence
Canton Daily News
Washington
Florida
Weather Bureau
Miami Beach
Chamber of Commerce
Porto Rico
St Kitts Island
Turks Island
Florida Straits
Bahamas
Nassau
Jupiter Inlet
Miami
Plaster Bureau
Gap Oast
Prison Breaks Arrested After Stark County Workhouse Escape
Three inmates who escaped Stark County workhouse by prying a kitchen door lock were recaptured three hours later at Henry Firestone farm on Middle Branch Road. All were serving long sentences from Akron. They used an iron poker to pry the lock and offered no resistance when found. Earlier, five prisoners who dug through an 18 inch wall were thwarted by Superintendent John Boyer and his wife Mrs. Boyer.
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Stark Co
Henry Firestone
Middlebranch Rd
Akron
John Boyer
Florida coast ravaged as hurricane cuts off cities
A tropical hurricane with 100 mph winds batters the southeast coast, severing all communication with Mobile and Pensacola. Miami and Miami Beach suffer severe property damage with 499 to 1,000 dead estimates, while relief trains, planes, and 60,000 homeless move to safety. state militiamen and Red Cross teams mobilize for relief.
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International
Florida
Gulf Coast
Mobile
Pensacola
America
Miami
Eden
Miami Beach
Hollywood
Coral Gables
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Brandon
Maxwell Field
Jacksonville
Fla
Forida
Mitzels Safe From Florida Storm
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Mitzel and family report they are safe in Fort Lauderdale Florida after evacuating Canton relatives Monday morning and escaping injury or loss in the storm.
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A. E. Mitzel Ane
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Canton
Eleven Face Many Judge Eleven Face Many Judge
William Kallos of 712 Market ar S was fined 135 dollars and costs on a liquor law charge after arraignment. Three gamblers named Lorado Custo and Check were fined 7.50 and costs. Four other gambler cases were continued. Ben Spucker of Massillon was fined 3 dollars and costs for allowing four in the front seat. Frank Andrews was fined 10 dollars and costs for interfering with an officer. Anna Hahlos was sentenced to 20 days in the workhouse for running a house of ill fame.
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William Kallos
Market Ar S
James Lorado
Joe Custo
George Check
Ben Spucker
Massillon
Frank Andrews
Anna Hahlos
7Th St NE
Woman Arrested For Suspicious Person Claim
Mary Martin of 209 Rex av SE was arrested Sunday night on a charge of being a suspicious person. She reportedly offered police money to avoid arrest.
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Mary Martin
Rex Av
League of Nations to convoke economic conference
Sept 29 resolutions passed by the League of Nations economic sub commission calling for an international economic conference this year. The move signals widespread belief in coordinated global economic action.
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Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
Governor General Wood to Undergo Minor Operation
Gov Gen Leonard Wood will enter Sternberg General hospital soon for a minor operation. A Malacanang spokesman said the procedure is not serious, but the exact nature was not disclosed.
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Manila
Leonard Wood
Sternberg General Hospital
Malacanang Palace
Relief work progressing in Florida after storm
Governor John W. Martin reported relief efforts in southern Florida are proceeding satisfactorily as citizens rally to aid. He delegated command of relief phases to state officials and prominent citizens en route to disaster areas, while resting in St Augustine and consulting Florida National Guard leaders.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Gov. Martin
Florida National Guard
Federal troops defeat Yaquis in Mexico report
Federal troops have defeated the Yaqui Indians and are driving them into the valley. Gen. Alvaro Obregon, former president of Mexico, telegraphed Mexican consul Enrique Liekens that he is unharmed after recent skirmishes and is at his plantation camp in Cajeme Sonora in the Yaqui delta.
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EL Paso
Tex
Mexico
Alvaro Obregen
Enrique Liekens
Obreon
Cajerne
Sonora
Swim record chase across English Channel progresses
Cape Gris Nez France September Colonel Freyburg known as hero of the Dardanelles began swimming the English Channel at o oclock this morning. After five hours in the water he had covered five miles by 10 o'clock with ideal water and weather. Dover England September 21 Miss Mona Maclellan a woman doctor from Hythe who swims as Mona MacLaren was reported two miles off Dover at 12 39 p m.
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Cape Gris Nez
France
Freyburg
Dardanelles
Freyberg
Dover
Eng
Mona Maclellan
Hythe
Mona MacLaren
Franco German entente seen after ministers talks
Paris reports a possible Franco German entente after talks between Briand and Stresemann. No official conclusions released, but belief grows that a basis for future understanding has been formed.
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Canton Daily News
Paris
Briand
Stresemann
Flood Warning issued for Floyd and Racoon rivers
The weather bureau issued flood warnings for Iowa's Floyd and Racoon rivers as a tropical storm moves rain northward toward the Ohifo valley, forecasting extended rainfall by Tuesday night.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Floyd
Racoon
Iowa
Ohifo
Hagen in Try to Keep Golf Title
Garden City New York September 20 Walter Hagen of Florida began the defense of his title as American professional golf champion in the ninth annual meeting over the Salisbury country club course Hagen seeks a third straight win after 1924 at French Lick and 1925 at Chicago No golfer has won three consecutive amateur or professional match play championships
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Garden City
N. Y
Walter Hagen
Florida
Salisbury Country Club
Hagen
French Lick
Chicago
Bobby Jones
Train Kills Four In Section Gang Near Potistown
A speeding express train on the Philadelphia and Heading rail line ploughed into a section gang repairing railroad ties in Potistown Pennsylvania killing four laborers and injuring others. Six more workers escaped by leaping to safety.
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Potistown
Philadelphia & Heading Railway
Victim List of Florida Hurricane Casualties Released
A partial victim list from the Florida hurricane includes residents and visitors such as Austin, Edith Baker, Lydia Brookshire, Gordon Brown, Marlen Brown, Annie Carley, E. C. Carlstone, and many others. Injured names appear alongside victims, with locations shown in Miami, Hollywood, Dania, Fort Lauderdale, Hallandale, Miami Beach, and Moorehaven.
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Baker
Edith
Miami
Brookshire
Lydia
Brown
Gordon
Hollywood
L. W
New York
Marlen
Carley
Annie
Dania
Carlstone
E. C
Chicago
Carter
Hialeah
Chisholm
Bandit
Cohen
R. L
Cody
Cottrell
Moorehaven
Craft
J. A
Danita
Crowley
R. D
Fort Lauderdale
DeGrillar
John
Egan
J. J
Havelock
Andrew
Danta
Hoe
Head
Sarah
Irminger
Edgar
Jacobsen
Miss
Kickman
Nellie
Kimball
H. T
Hallendale
Little
Alton Bush
Miami Beach
Luther
H. G
Malette
Georges
McAllister
Peter
McClure
Ralph
Moore
R. W
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