Clever criminal terrorizes Copenhagen police with verses
The Copenhagen police chase Harold Storm-Nielsen a clever robber who writes poems and Latin quotes. He taunts officers with letters and even cut a sleeping girl’s hair in a break in. Storm-Nielsen, about 40, is linked to burglaries and a 1914 ten year sentence.
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Copenhagen
Crimmel
Johnson
Harold storm-Nielsen
Te Storm-Neilson
Las Legn
Storm-Nielson
Harold Storm-Nielson
Non
Faber
Funeo
London
Sturm- Nielsen
Isis
Plate
Sturm-Nielsen
Lfe
Two swimmers drown at Belmont Hills Country Club lake
Doris Randolph of St Clairsville and Carl Donner of Banrock were drowned at Belmont Hills Country Club lake Ohio. Randolph swung from a rope into deeper water and Donner, unable to free her, drowned while attempting to assist.
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Clatirsville
Ohto
Associated Press
Doris Randolph
St. Clairsville
Carl Donner
Bannerck
Ohio
Codley
Belmont Hills Country Club
Misa Randolph
Donner
Teacue
Fairbanks Shines In Don Q at the Hearse
Fairbanks proves thrilling as Don Cesar in the new Don Q at the Hearse. Mary Astor charms as Dolores while Donald Crisp excels as Don Sebastian. The two hour spectacle features a flying whip, palace intrigue, and daring stunts that keep the audience in suspense.
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Spain
Madrid
Calfornia
Don Sebastian
Sebastian
Archduke
Austria
Ton Ceser
Dolores
de Muro
Bon Cesar
Dassing
Aronduke
Suapteton
Donald Crisp
Sebastan
Japan Optimistic on Trade Outlook Report
Trade report from Tokato notes first half gains in exports and imports amid mixed results. Rubber, silk, and textile shipments rose while silk fabrics and other items declined, but overall imports outpaced exports creating a larger trade gap. Also reports a Pittsburgh theft where a gunman robbed a theater office, striking the manager and escaping with cash.
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Tokato
It2
Department of ¢Commerce and Industry
IWA
Rica
Pittsburgh
Canto Theatre
Fifth Avenue
United House
Urey
Harry ‘Turnar
Shanghai
China
Turner
Two Masked Youths Rob Picture House In Jail Break
Two masked youths attempted a raid at a juvenile detention facility, taking a revolver from a guard and holding staff and three inmates at gunpoint before police arrived. One teen, sixteen, faced a tense escape attempt as officers intervened amid confusion and fear.
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Chicagh
Pollce
Eskimo Auk Is Favorite Food Of Eskimo
Washington dispatch from Greenland describes West Greenland flora and fauna seen by Maynard Civen Williams and Jacos Gaver during an Arctic expedition. It notes Etah's distinctive bird the dovekie and reports Eskimos’ fondness for auk breasts and the method of skinning and preparing the meat. The account emphasizes local diet and hunting practices with vivid anecdotal detail.
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Washington
Sept
Greenland
Nationel
West Greenland
Maynard Civen Willliams
Sociery
Keintte
Train Kills Four At Grade Crossing In Batavia
Four people from Buffalo die when a westbound New York Central passenger train plows into an automobile at a grade crossing near Batavia New York. Victims include driver Charles H Simpason and Mrs Floria Simpson along with Mrs Catherine Mylea and Mrs Duncan Campbell.
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Batavia
N.Y. Sepe
New York Central
Charles H. Simpasoun
Floria Simpson
Catherine Mylea
Duncan Campbell
Simpson
Buffalo
Klan Celebrates Day at Fairmont Parade
On Labor Day the Klan of Marion County held an all day outing with speeches and dinner at a local report. A grand parade drew over 809 participants including Klan women. It was the first street parade in Fairmont with fireworks and a large crowd. Morgantown Wegres team led initiatory exercises as a class received degrees. Nationally prominent Klan figures spoke at the event.
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Associated Press
Fairmont
Marion County
Propia
Morgantown Wegres
Dunbar
BE. M. Keatley
House of Delegates
Alr
Orin Walch
Dunbar Gying
Betsy Fine
Flint
Donegan
Snyder
Betsy
Iea
Steele
Miller
Morrison
Lee
Flints
Whitesville Triangles
Viala
Dunbar Fire Department
Knights of the Ka 4Lax Klan
Cuppurta
League impresses widow of founder at Geneva
Mrs Woodrow Wilson, in Geneva, says the League of Nations impresses her after observing opening day of the assembly. Dr Edvard Benes, Czech-Slovak foreign minister, explains how four weeks yearly at Geneva helps foreign ministers manage Europe’s questions in a neutral setting.
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Geneva
Woodrow Wilson
Teague of Nations Assembly
Teague
Edgard Benes
Czechu-Slovakia
League of Nations
Hyaid
Mra. Witaon
Europe
HENS OUGHT TO CONTRIBUTE MORE TO NATION'S WEALTH
Sir Francis Fiend of the English Poultry club notes recent progress in improving the fowl output but criticizes producers for not meeting potential. He cites 1908 average output per hen at 72 eggs, 1924 at 300, and argues it should have been 130 to boost national wealth.
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London
Francis Fiend
English Poultry Club
Francis
A Man Seeks Value in Wife as Lessons for Matrimony
A resentful husband laments his failed first marriage and argues men should appraise a wife’s assets before divorce. He contrasts a difficult former spouse with a current wife who is lively and supportive but imperfect, concluding wiser thrift in marriage beats total loss. A church group advertises a community social in Kanawha City.
Obituary notices from South Charleston and nearby towns
James Fainter of South Charleston died in a truck crash at Virginia and Reynolds streets. Funeral services are at 2 PM at the Darling ton KM church with Rev. J. M. West officiating. Coroner M D Good presiding. Also noted are funeral services for Boved 1 Brlaci 78, with Rev. Dr. Crister and survivors listed. and funeral arrangements for C. Trownbridge of St Albans with service Wednesday at 11 AM, reflecting local obituaries and pallbearers.
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James
Darlington
South Charleston
James Fainter
Virginia
Reynolds
M.D. Good
Falmter
J. M. West
Parkersburg
Co Hi Teowarlage
H. ]Trowbridge
St. Algans
Punerol
C. Trownbridge
Freie Mtreet
St. Albans
Check-off dispute in anthracite miners arbi contention
Seventy years of pay checkoff legality is challenged as illegal by coal operators who urge arbitration. Miners refuse to arbitrate, recalling 1320 era actions and insisting there will be no arbitration on wages or risk.
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Oman
Betty
Aly
Ue Navy
Claims Operators Frame Conspiracy in Pittsburgh Speech
United Mine Workers official Murray accused four coal companies Pittsburgh Coal Bethlehem Mines Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal and Consolidated Coal of conspiring to break the Jacksonsville 1924 agreement. He warned of wage cuts and lower living standards as mining policy is debated nationwide.
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Pittsburgh
Phtlick Murray
United Mine Workers of America
Bridgeville
United Mine Workers
Murray
Pittsburgh Coal Co
Bethlehem Mines Co
Buffalo
Rochester
Pittsburon Coal Company
Consoldated Coal Company
Union
Dunbar Labor Day Celebration Reawakens Industry
Dunbar observed Labor Day with a bustling program at the aviation park along the river. Officials and the chamber of commerce highlighted plant reopenings, job restorations, and new hiring as Whittemore Glass resumes after a shutdown, with 225 jobs, and Dunbar Flint Glass to add 125 workers by October 1. A day of bands, air parades, and industrial pride followed, ending with a Klavern procession and fireworks.
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Dunbar
Chamber of Commerce
Whittemore Glass
Katmuwha
Dunbar Flint Glass Company
Amore
Victim of Ambush in Chicago Identified as Adady
September 7 Chicago reports Joseph Adady died from a gunshot in what police call reprisal for the earlier killing of Angelo Genna. Adady said he did not know who fired the shot as investigators pursued leads in the Genna feud aftermath.
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Chicago
Joseph Adady
Angelo Genna
Genna Brothers
Fa Dle
Rungdor
On the Trail of International Rum Plotters Unveiled
Walton A Green drafts from Wall Street and Lincoln Andrews to organize investigators. The plot involves international rum pirates and probes by a chief prohibition inspector to pursue the case against maritime piracy and illicit liquor networks.
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Walton
Wall Street
Lincoln Andrews
Disaster report on Shanandoah bracing and gas valves
Rear Admiral C W Dyson’s informal inquiry to Secretary Wilbur finds failure of diagonal bracing as a major cause of the Shanandoah disaster. He notes braces pulled from supports and discusses safety valves on the ship’s gas cells and the effect of a shared vent system on emergency pressure, with Wilbur promising clarification and condemning souvenir hunters who removed wreckage parts.
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Washington
Wilbur
C. W Dyson
Naval
Dyson
Onin
Agid
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