Dinmont area dynamite case nets multiple arrests in Dennison
In Dennison Ohio police report six arrests after a sixth blast in three weeks. Suspects, all with police records, were captured early Sunday after an alley explosion near Center and Main streets. Authorities say evidence ties some suspects to the case and secrecy surrounds the identities. Citizens fear further explosions as guards tighten around the detainees.
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Center Streets
Charles Spinell
Harry _Feters
Blaat
J. . Bucher
Feltrafage
Orge McKane
Ted Steen
B. I. Stee
E. B. Lewis
MaGrove
C. McKane
Lewis
James Jeffries
E. L.armon
Dennison
Policean
S. Uve
Canton Police Head Says Breaks Are Against Youth
Police hunt for Glenn Coldren a 16 year old Canton High student wanted in the death of Lee Kocher. Officers trace his motorcycle use and broadcast posters statewide as Chief Lengel says the boy cannot evade capture and will be apprehended soon.
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Canton Police
Glenn Coldren
McKinley High School
Lee H. Kocher
Canton
Kocher
West Brookfield
Masailion
Coldren
Brookfield
S. A. Lengel
Waging War on Cattle Disease in Texas Area
Federal, state, and local authorities led by Governor Neff launch a coordinated siege against hoof and mouth disease in southeast Texas. Nearly 2000 cattle owned by prominent ranchmen Jacobs Thos J Jr and Perry McFaddin are condemned in a 6500 acre infected area with guards surrounding the perimeter as eradication steps begin.
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Royston
Tex
Evernor Pat Neff
Texas
Nore
Willian
Jacobs
Thos, J. Jr
Perry McFaddin
Pominent Ranchmen
Bellaire to buy coal for water works this month
The city council will likely award a contract for coal to be used by the water works. Officials indicated a price of 2.50 per ton and the decision is expected to be announced by the mayor today amid a bid from a local supplier.
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Bellaire
Morriston Sepele Records Town Deaths
Fragmentary text notes multiple families affected by a local event in Morriston. It mentions numerous cases and a death toll exceeding Lomb, with ongoing concern in the town.
Missing Children Unnerve Rich and Poor Mothers in City
In New York two mothers from opposite sides of town await news of their children’s disappearance. Franklin Roshek, 14, left home en route to school and has not returned. Ellen Butwich, 12, was seen entering a car with two men and vanished. Police pursue a kidnapping theory as a nationwide search begins.
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New York
Franklin James Roshek
Reilly
Riverside Park
Upper West End
Lower East Side
Franklin Roshek
Upper Broadway
Ranklin Jr
Hary Butwich
Monroe Street
Red Riding Hood
East Side
West End
Ellen Butwich
Franklin
Seome
Little Ellen
Three Policemen Left In Hamilton
Hamilton will have two policemen on duty during the day and one at night after Wednesday. Four of the six fire companies will be disbanded to save funds, with officials warning further cuts if a proposed 2 mill tax levy is not voted in November.
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Hamilton
Germany seeks veto on armed sanctions in League talks
Berlin issues note to Paris stating Germany cannot accept military or naval penalties if joining the League of Nations because it is already disarmed under the Versailles treaty. Ambassador Von Hoesch delivers the note seeking assurance of a permanent council seat upon entry.
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Paris
Germany
France
League of Nations
Foreign Office
Herr von Hoesch
League of Nations Council
Bandits Blow Safe at Holland Bread Co Office
Police search for bandits who entered the Holland Bread Co offices on Sunday binding the watchman with tape and taking 1735 dollars after blowing the safe. Office damage was extensive.
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Columbus
Holland Bread Co
Republican campaign opens in Findlay tonight
Findlay Ohio hosts the state G O P rally headlined by Governor candidate Harry L. Davis. Other speakers include Congressman Clint Cole of Findlay and former parole board member Mrs Elizabeth Clark. Davis will speak at 10 other Ohio towns this week.
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Harry L. Davis
Clint Cole
Findlay
Elizabeth Clark
Parole Board
Davis
Ohio
Actress Geraldine Dempsey Suspended Sentence For Fire Alarm
New York actress Geraldine Dempsey lost a $100 check and pulled a fire alarm box to summon police in a burst of frustration. The judge suspended the sentence, citing the incident as a misguided act at home.
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New York
Geraldine Dempsey
Movie Thriller Rescue Sparks Fire Scene
In New York on September 29 Patrolman Jas Connally swung from a burning building to seize a panicked paralytic and held him by the wrists until firefighters reached him and completed the rescue.
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New York
N.Y
Jas, Connally
Davis Plans Second Western and Midwestern Presidential Trip
Democratic nominee John W. Davis, after completing a western tour and meetings with eastern leaders including Gov. Al Smith, plans a second western and midwestern swing. He eyes Missouri, Nebraska, New York, Maryland, Ohio, Indiana, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Oklahoma as key states, with Smith’s loyalty strengthening Davis’s national ticket prospects amid Republican rivals' divisions.
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Daily News Bureau
Post Building
Washington
John W. Davis
New York
al Smith
Mr. Davis
Missouri
Nebraska
Gov. Smith
Smith
Maryland
Davis
Ohio
Indiana
Tennessee
Kentucky
Oklahoma
T. R. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Tea Pot Dome
Mocace Ale
Fall
Navy Denby
New York State
Wadsworth
Col. Roosevelt
Fear of Poisoning Prompted Postponed Burial in Cleveland
Coroner ordered analyses of Frank Pitra 80's stomach and intestinal organs after he died Tuesday and had warned he might be poisoned. The burial was interrupted at the request of his nephew E. J. Sklenicka who said he believed foul play occurred.
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Cleveland
Frank Pitra
Hammond
Pitra
E. J. Sklenicka
Railroad seeks 15.75 million equipment trusts for box cars
The Pennsylvania railroad applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to issue 15,750,000 of 4 1/2 percent equipment trust certificates to finance the purchase of 19,000 box cars costing 21,112,000. The action was reported from Washington on September 29.
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Washington
Sept
Pennsylvania Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rats Attack And Injure Baby In Cradle
In Cleveland on September 29 Charles Robert Conklin two weeks old was badly bitten by several large rats while in his cradle. The infant woke his parents who found three rats fleeing the cradle. Doctors planned a blood test at Fairview Park Hospital to check for poisoning.
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Cleveland, O
Charles Robert Conklin
Charles
Fairview Park Hospital
Japan's Stand Threatens to Kill Arbitration Protocol
Paris reports the French cabinet backs the League of Nations arbitration protocol and will sign. Geneva delegates struggle to salvage the protocol as Japan resists, seeking to bring domestic jurisdiction disputes to the council. The crisis centers on Japan’s stance and potential negative vote that could scuttle disarmament efforts.
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Japan
Paris
League of Nations
Geneva
League of Natio
Assembly
Daugherty Claims Davis Reply Not Responsive
Former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty said John W. Davis did not adequately respond to his letter. Daugherty pressed that Davis repeated his speeches and justified Daugherty's statements. He cited nationwide reactions and maintained his position is understood.
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Columbus
Harry M. Daugherty
John W. Davis
Daugherty
Davis
Washington
Ferguson Eligibility Decision Due Today in Texas
District Judge Calhoun will decide whether Miriam Ferguson the Democratic gubernatorial nominee may hold office and appear on the ballot after a suit by Charles Dickson of San Antonio contends she lacks statutory power. Hearing last week argued the Texas constitution implies the governor must be a man.
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Austin
Tex
Miriam A. Ferguson
Calhoun
Charles Dickson
San Antonio
Epoch making flight ends as U S birdmen return
Seattle notes the first aerial circumnavigation completed after five months and 22 days. Major Martin, initial commander, greets the group upon landing after 28 000 miles, 21 countries, 25 states, and one territory covered in 57 hops averaging 483 miles. A monument will be unveiled this afternoon to honor the feat.
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Seattle
Wash
Martin
Alaska
Union
America
Davis to Speak in New York on Thursday Night
John W. Davis opens his presidential drive in New York with a Madison Square Garden speech sharing the platform with Gov. Al Smith. He stresses honesty in government and a fair policy for labor, farmers, business and consumers as he continues a wide campaign tour.
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Davis
New York
John W. Davis
New York State
Madison Square Garden
al Smith
Tammany Hall
United Democratic
Frederick
Baltimore
Newark
N. J
Providence
Albany
Schnectady
Syracuse
Utica
Buffalo
Ohio
Cleveland
Toledo
Indiana
Confessed Slayer Behind The Bars
Rev Lawrence M Hight sits in Nashville Mississippi jail awaiting trial on charges of murdering his wife by arsenic poisoning to pursue Mrs Elsie Sweetin. She is held for trial on a similar murder charge against her husband. Both resign to their fate.
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Chicago
Lawrence M. Hight
Nashville
Miss
Elsie Sweetin
Epinard hailed as world’s greatest horse after defeats
The French colt Epinard is praised as the wonder horse of the year despite two losses. In the Aqueduct races he battled Ladkin and, though failing to beat the best American thoroughbreds, form experts deem him the superior horse. He remains the leading favorite for the season’s final events.
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Epinard
Robert T. Small
Canton Daily News
New York
France
America
Seas
Aqueduct
Ladkin
Chance To Get Tags Cheap In Ohio
Bargain prices on state auto license tags take effect in Ohio on Wednesday. On that date and thereafter until January 1 motorists will receive the same quality tag with a larger numeral than last January buyers. The price has been reduced 75 percent since last January, but the tags will not last after January 1.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bingham Faces Fourth Trial in South Carolina
Edmund Bigham, accused slayer of five family members, resumes his fourth trial in Horry County Court after a witness death delay. He seeks conviction on the charge of murdering his brother L. Bigham as the Florence family killings dated January 1921 are reviewed.
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Conway
South Carolina
Edmund Bigham
Horry County Court
Bigham
Florence
8. C
Husband dies by own action after shooting wife
Bucyrus Ohio September 29 Mrs Gilbert Stul was wounded when her husband Gilbert Stul 41 arrived from Fremont and after pleading for another chance shot her three times then killed himself with carbolic acid He died before police could intervene while Mrs Stul lay in a hospital recovering from the wounds.
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Bucyrus
Gilbert Stul
Fremont
Dover man sends remittance for long-ago theft
Conscience can be strong in Dover where E. F. Winton received a $3.00 remittance from a man signing his name Christmas. The payment settles a theft from a local Dover store three years prior.
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Dover
E. FE
Winton
Typhoid Fever Strikes Wheeling Total 6 Deaths
Wheeling West Virginia reports six deaths from typhoid fever with Mrs K Haller age 27 and Mildred Bekard age 16 among the latest. Thirteen others remain critically ill as the outbreak continues to claim lives and overwhelm local clinics.
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Wheeling
W. Va
K. Haller
Mildred Bekard
Body Brought Home for U S Navy Major Imbr ix
The U S S Trenton docked at the Washington Navy Yard with the body of Major Robert W. Imbrick, late American vice consul at Teheran, Persia, slain by religious fanatics. The arrival was reported from Washington, D C, on September 29.
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Washington
D. C
U. S
Trenton
Robert W. Imbrix
Tehersan
Persia
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