Prominent Evangelist Faces Conspiracy Charges in Carmel Case
Harry Melosh and Mrs. Babe Daniels, both tied to a plan involving a supposed "Miss X" for Kenneth G. Ormiston, will be questioned by the district attorney in Los Angeles. Mrs McPherson and her mother face preliminary conspiracy hearings, linked to allegations of offering money for false evidence in Carmel.
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Los Angeles
Harry Melosh
Babe Daniels
Chicago
San Francisco
Aimee Semple McPherson
Miss X
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Angelus Temple
Carmel
Asa Keyes
Melosh
Mrs. Daniels
Mexico
Steve
Rose
Ocean Park
Bernie Morris
Miss Morris
Temperature drops presage cold Ohio weekend
A belated cool wave hits Ohio with a predicted 30 degree fall tonight into Sunday. Forecasters expect western Ohio around 40 degrees central 40 to 45 eastern 45 to 50. Frost possible in western areas, warmer Monday. widespread frost warnings issued for southern Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
United States Weather Bureau
Buckeye
United States
Alexander
Rudner Replies to Widow's Suit in Federal Case
Ben Rudner filed an answer in federal court in Cleveland denying involvement in the murder of Don R. Mellett. The civil suit by Flor ence E. Mellett seeks $100,000 against Rudner Louis Mazer and Patrick Eugene McDermott. The three defendants have been indicted for first degree murder. McDermott is at large and Mazer was a prisoner in Cuyahoga jail on a federal charge.
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Ben Rudner
Cleveland
Florence E. Mellett
Mrudner
Louis Mazer
Patrick Eugene McDermott
Don R. Mellett
Rudner
Mazer
Cuyahoga Ca
McDermott
Miners Entombed After Massive Shaft Collapse at Oliver Mine
At Oliver Mining Co in Ironwood Michigan scores of rescue workers battle debris to reach 46 miners trapped after a cavern collapse following heavy rains. Eight level entombment, with 35 to 40 men feared trapped. three believed dead. Family crowds mass at shaft entrance as authorities cordon off the site.
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Fronwood
Mich
Oliver Mining Co
Pabst
Ironwood
Olive Mining Co
Thomas Rowell
Evar Gustafson
Gust Sell
Cers
Rese
Oliver Company
Pelmel
Ford Announces Change in Labor Policy
Ford plans tomorrow to reveal a new labor policy in the Canton Daily News Sunday edition. The announcement follows his 1914 move to raise minimum pay to five dollars a day, promising discussion among workers and business leaders.
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Ford
Canton Daily News
Henry Ford
Tunney’s two unfilled ambitions as new champion
Gene Tunney, returning to Greenwich Village as heavyweight champion and Marine reserves officer, reveals two goals. He aims to travel and study abroad, especially England and Ireland, to understand the peoples there. His second aim is to best Gov. Cox again on golf, a feat he has yet to achieve despite his power and reach.
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New York
Greenwich Village
Marine Corps
Washington
Gene Tunney
James M. Cox
Dayton
Miami
Fla
Tunney
England
Ireland
Devil Dog Marines
Gene
Gov. Cox
Philadelphia
Faces Gallows for Slaying His Coed Daughter
Wallace C Gaines, a disabled World War veteran, was found guilty of murdering his 22-year-old daughter Sylvia in June. He faces execution by hanging at Walla Walla state prison on December 11. Gaines claimed his alibi, but Judge Robert Jones affirmed the verdict and sentence.
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Seattle
Wash
Sylvia
Smith
Wallace C. Gaines
Walla Walla State Prison
Gaines
Robert Jones
Jones
Hahn charged with murder in wife’s death
Wooster Ohio September 25 Charles Hahn is charged with murder in the death of his wife Viola 69 whose body was found hanged at their home after a post mortem showed she had been beaten about the head before the hanging.
Primary Hearing Moved Not Granted in Blake Case
Chief Justice C. T. Marshall rejected Secretary Thad Brown's request to move up the hearing on Senator J. F. Blake's petition seeking to restrain Brown from placing the November primary amendment before voters. Brown sought an earlier date to prepare distribution of arguments, with the hearing noted to occur in Columbus on September 25.
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Columbus
C. T. Marshall
Thad Brown
J. F. Blake
Brown
Fear of Further Race Rioting Spreads in Miami
In Miami on September 25 police remained vigilant after a street battle yesterday involving several hundred Black residents and large police and military forces. The clash followed resistance to marines enforcing hurricane reconstruction labor. Five people were shot and scores were clubbed during hours of unrest.
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Miami
Fla
National
Two Hurt In Crash In Columbus At Intersection
In Columbus on September 25 L. M. Cox, 27, and Harold Mather, 28, were injured when the car they rode in struck an iron pole at a street intersection. Cox’s condition was believed serious with a partially severed jugular vein as part of his injuries.
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Columbus
L. M. Cox
Harold Mather
Cox
Canton Daily News pioneers early big fight pictures scoop
The Canton Daily News kept a bold promise by airing a half page of fight action Friday morning, twelve hours before rivals. Photographs rushed from Philadelphia via NEA to Cleveland arrived by two messengers, marking a first in advance disclosure and fast coverage. The paper had already scooped with Florida hurricane images earlier in the week.
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Canton Daily News
Widay
Daily News
Canton
NEWS
Philadelphia
NEA
Cleveland
Florida
Baby strangled in crib with grate accident
Dorothy Marie McFerren six months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs William McFerren of Garfield street Reedurban, died when she pushed her head through a crib grate causing suffocation. Coroner T C McQuate ruled it an accidental death. medical aid arrived quickly but the child was already dead. Mrs McFerren had left the baby for only a few minutes after 8 AM.
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Dorothy Marie MecFerren
William McFerren
Garfield St
Reedurban
T. C. McQuate
MecQuate
Wanted Bailiff or Cop Who Can Fly Airplane
Canton Bank and Truet Co sued local aviator Leon D. Sherrick on a cognovit note. Bailiffs Hanenkrat and Norwood sought to seize Sherrick s airplane but could not find anyone who could drive it. The court ordered aviation lessons for officers but the craft remains in the hangar.
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Norwood
Hanenkrat
VU. &. Johnston
Leon D. Sherrick
Canton Bank and Truet Co
Sherrick
Droaday NW
Bernard Rodgers
Coolidge Rejects World Court Plan in Nationalist Move
President Coolidge will not submit counter reservations to the World Court after Geneva talks. The United States seeks reservations accepted as is, avoiding amendments that other governments demand. If terms fail, the U S will not join the World Court, avoiding Senate debate and aiming to prevent a big political clash over the fifth reservation. The situation could prompt diplomatic exchanges as powers gauge America’s entry options.
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Washington
U. S
Geneva
White House
U. S. Senate
Coolidge
World Court
America
League
U. S.S
Republican Party
Waters Recede in Coshocton County Rivers
Coshocton Ohio September 25 high waters in the Muskingum Tuscarawas and Walhonding rivers are receding today after reaching 11 feet Friday night. The flood interrupted rural mail service and halted traffic to Millersburg with minimal damage reported as rain fell briefly but did not prevent falling levels.
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Coshocton
Muskingum
Tuscarawas
Walhonding
Millersburg
Tourists donate to hurricane relief via Leviathan voyage
Washington Sept 25 Americans aboard the Leviathan have raised 30000 dollars for the Florida hurricane relief fund. The message was received by President Coolidge from OConner chairman of the shipping board who is a passenger on the vessel.
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Washington
Floorida
Coolidge
O'Connor
Shipping Board
Lake Co Official Urged to Return 20371 Dollars in Forged Warrants
State Auditor Joseph Tracy released a report asserting former Lake County Clerk of Courts H. C. Cozard must repay 20371.11 to the county treasury for forged warrants and forged official checks from Aug 1 1921 to June 25 last. Examiners subpened 680 witnesses and used a handwriting expert, deeming errors that the county auditor and treasurer should have caught.
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Columbus
Joseph Tracy
H. C. Cozard
Lake Co
Lake Co Treasury
A. M. Hayes
John Whitney
Cozard
Petit
Drunken Driver Sentenced in Akron Manslaughter Case
Akron Ohio September 25 Judge L S Pardee sentenced Marion Peach Massillon to one to twenty years for manslaughter in the deaths of William Bryan New Castle Pa and Howard Hiser Massillon struck by Peach’s car July 12 after he said he and three others had been drinking the night of the accident He requested a suspended sentence.
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Akron
L. S. Pardee
Marion Peach
Massillon
William Bryan
New Castle
Howard Hiser
Here
Peach
New clerks authorized at Dayton post office
Washington dispatch reports the post office today authorized six additional regular letter clerks to be appointed at Dayton Ohio to handle growing mail volume and improve service reliability across the district.
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Washington
Post Office Tody
Dayton
Chinese Fire On U S Ship Near Yangtse River
Standard Oil Co. motor boat Mei Yang was fired upon on the Yangtse near Mhashi. One Chinese employee was killed. The State Department was advised today. No other recent attack on American vessels was reported.
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Washington
Standard Oil Co
Mei Yang
Yangtse
Mhashi
State Department
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Weather Bureau
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Wheat Belt
Helena
Mont
Ramond Burke
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Mellett
Robert T. Small
U.S
Senate
David Lawrence
Coshocton CO
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