Knights of Columbus press Kellogg on Mexico policy
Emissaries of the Knights of Columbus told Secretary Kellogg that the government’s hands off approach to Mexico’s religious turmoil should remain. He and the visitors discussed protecting American property and personal rights in Mexico, and awaited Coolidge talks at White Pine Camp. Diplomats marked time on oil and land notes. the Grande case remained unresolved.
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Washington
Knights
of Columbus
Kellogg
Mexico
James A. Flaherty
D. J. Callahan
Knights of Coumbus
Philadelphia
Coolidge
White Pine Camp
State Department
J. H. Grande
Los Angeles
Mexico City
Coolidge open to a meeting with Knights of Columbus leader
President Coolidge through his spokesman said he would be pleased to meet James A. Flaherty Supreme Knight of the Knights of Columbus after Mr Flaherty’s talk with Secretary Kellogg on Americans in Mexico. The president suggested Flaherty visit the State Department to get full information since experts on the Mexican issue are in Washington. If needed, a further conference with the president could be arranged.
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New York World News Service
White Pine-Camp
N. Y
Coolidge
Okesman
James A. Flaherty
The
Knights of Columbus
Kellogg
State Department
Mexico
Flaherty
Sunday Classified Ads Boost Your Returns
Classified ads for the Sunday issue are accepted until 8 p.m. Saturday, with early copy enabling more efficient service. Readers have extra time to investigate advertised offerings and benefit from the Dollar For Dollar program. Phone Ask for Adtaker.
Post Office Finds Address Wrong After Thirty Years
Henry Maklin of West Fitchburg mailed a letter in 1896 to Alexander Lima in Jacobsville Mich. Thirty years later the envelope was returned stamped no such person at this address. The long-delayed missive shows how addresses change over decades.
Cantons swirl with murder probe words and denials
Rumors fill Mellett murder inquiry as Prosecutor McClintock rejects indictments for five Cantonians and says the grand jury may not hear the case yet. Federal efforts led by Roach tie liquor conspiracy to the Canton case as reporters are summoned to testify about alleged affidavits and blackmail claims.
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Canton
Mellett
Stark County Grand Jury
C. B. McClintock
Cleveland
Roach
Joseph R. Roach
Chicago
Bernsteen
Federal
Sheriffs &Oday
McClintock
Grand Jury
H. C. Pontius
Don R. Mellett
Gov
Hotel guest Knox found dead at Browne Hotel
Howard R. Knox owner with Ashtabula properties was found dead in his Sixth and Elm street room. Coroner ruled death by his own action from throat cut with a razor. Cremation planned and will details point to a will and executors in Ashtabula.
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Howard R. Knox
Ashtabula
Browne
Sixth
Elm Streets
Handley
Knox
Cincinnati
Jacksonville
Fla
Chestnut Grove
Will
World steel price talks open in Paris among major producers
In Paris representatives from Germany France Belgium Luxembourg Great Britain and the United States gather at the comité des forges to regulate steel prices. The talks come as Lorraine ore and Ruhr coke integrate under a Franco German treaty and aim to align rail steel prices with gold based figures, potentially matching the American $30 a ton benchmark.
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Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Germany
France
Belgium
Luxembourg
Great Britain
United States
Comite Des Forges
Lorraine
Ruhr
Ld News’ Service
eSight
N. Y
Public hearing identifies three at New Brunswick double killing scene
In Somerset County Courthouse a public hearing linked Willie Stevens Henry Carpender and Mrs Hall to the 1922 double murder near New Brunswick. Witness Jane Gibson pointed to Stevens and Carpender as present at the scene while identifying Mrs Hall as the woman seen near the grounds.
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Edward O’toole
New York World News Service
Somerville
N. J
Edward W. Hall
Eleanor R. Mills
Phillips Farm
New Brunswick
Somerset County
Willie Stevens
Frances Stevens Hall
Henry de la Bruyere Carpender
Hall
Stevens
Carpender
Ing
Aswer
Alexander Simpson
Gov. Moore
Mrs. Hall
Gibson
Senator Simpson
Marcus W. Beekman
Azariah Beekman
Airway network plans outlined by Hoover and Coolidge
Secre tary Hoover announced plans to blanket the nation with commercial airways during a visit with President Coolidge. The president approved two routes a transcontinental link from New York to the Pacific and a Chicago to Dallas Fort Worth line. Additional routes across Atlantic Coast Mississippi Valley Great Lakes Northwest and Far Northwest are expected.
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Paul Smith
Hoover
Department of Commerce
Coolidge
New York
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Dallas
Ft. Worth
Tex
Atlantic Coast
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Northwestern States
Far Northwest
Air Board
Commerce Departments
Army
Navy Department
President Coolidge
Commerce Department
Navy
Salt Lake City
Cincinnati Man Slain by Car Thief in Middletown
Frank Cramer special constable at the American Rolling Mills central plant fired on a stolen car after the driver Jess Yarber of Cincinnati steered toward him. Yarber, 25, was killed with one bullet to the chest. two companions fled. Cramer pursued in another car, with no trace of the others. Yarber lived at 409 East Pearl Street with his brother Fred. neighbors said the brothers had left town Sunday.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Royal S. Copeland
McCreary Street
Oak Street
Ashtabula
Jacksonville
Miami
Fla
Atlanta
Ayer
Mass
Knox
West Church Street
Mary Adams
Georgia Tyler
Wilcox Street
Ducro Bros
Middletown
Frank Cramer
American Rolling Mills’ Central Plant
Jess Yarber
Pearl Street
Cincinnati
Yarber
Cramer
George McGhesney
James Greenfield
Michigan Ooulevard
Curtis _ street
Woodside Avenue
Undertaking
J. B. Higgs
Jesse Yarber
East Pearl Street
Fred Yarber
Jealous farmer slays wife after moonshine fueled rage
Scott Workman, 42, a Kentucky moonshine fueled farmer near New Richmond in Clermont County, shot and killed his wife Nora Workman, 40, in their three room cottage. After the slaying he held a crowd of 300 at bay for hours before Sheriff Croswell captured him. Nine children survived the couple. The incident marks the county's fourth violent death in ten days linked to jealousy.
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Kentucky
Clermont County
Scott Workman
New Richmond
Nora Workman
Angor
Workman
Fred Croswell
Batavia
Fred
Frances
Charles Painters
Painter
Lavenna
Brown County
Croswell
Debtor-Trust Dispute Hinders Duke Income Action
New York Aug 13 Clarence L Hamilton faces a setback in collecting from the spendthrift fund set up by the late Dowager Duchess of Manchester for her son William Angus Drogo Montagu Duke. Surrogate Foley refused to compel United States Trust Company to account receipts and disbursements since 1921. The trust preserves discretion to divert income, and none of the son's debts are payable from the fund. The Duke, who married Helen Zimmerman of Cincinnati, has lived apart for years.
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New York World News Service
New York
Clarence L. Hamilton
Duchess of Manchester
William Angus Drogo Montagu
Foley
United States Trust Company
Hamilton
Court of Appeals
Rena
Consuelo Yznaga
Cincinnati
Trust Company
Helen Zimmerman
Eugene Zimmerman
Disputed Ohio Primary Counts Headed to Court
The primary outcome for County Prosecutor and Commissioner hinges on two election law questions sent to Charles S. Bell for opinion. Discrepancies in nine more wards pushed the issue toward court as leaders eyed an Independent ticket for November.
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Charles S. Bell
Michigan
Chester Curry
Charles A. Meyers, Jr
Charles P. Taft II
Citizens’ Republican
Taft
Ohio Supreme Court
Board of Election
Citizens’ Republican Movement
Meyers
Senate
Bell
Election Board
Ringer seeks life for son amid Nebraska death case
Lincoln aug 13 J J Ringer aged father of Donald 19 condemned to die for murder offers to trade his life for his son The Pardon Board heard the appeal with the elder man saying he would step into his sons shoes The board adjourned until Saturday for a decision and the youth faced commutation pleas amid doubts of guilt and fear of executing a young man.
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Nebraska Pardon Board
Lincoln
Neb
J. J. Ringer
Donald Ringer
Carl Moore
Hastings
Pardon Board
Ringér
Mastodon Bones Found On Farm Near Columbus
On a Johns town area farm near Columbus Ohio a dig started to bury a hog uncovered large prehistoric mastodon bones described by H R Goodwin of the Ohio State Archaeological Historical Society. The animal likely roamed about 30 000 years ago.
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Columbus, O
H. R. Goodwin
Ohio State Archaeological Historical Society
Johnstown
Here
Friend Butte
Goodwin
Birth Control Seen as Inevitable Remedy for Crowded World
Dr. Joseph Krimsky of Brooklyn told the Institute of Politics in Williamstown that world population is doubling each century and birth control is inevitable. He contrasted primitive infanticide with modern methods and urged civilized nations to face the issue and adopt birth control to curb growth.
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Williamstown
Mass
Joseph Krimsky
Brooklyn
Institute of Politics
Krimsky
Death in bus fall from open door prompts manslaughter charge
Earl Hutchinson, 25, dies at St. Mary's Hospital from internal injuries after being knocked from a city bus step at 1711 Race St. Driver Charles Courtot, 24, is arrested on manslaughter and reckless driving charges. Witnesses say the crowded bus nearly sideswiped a barrel wagon. Joseph Strassbury took Hutchinson to the hospital.
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Earl Hutchinson
Henshaw Avenue
St. Mary’s Hospital
City Transit Company
Race Street
Charles Courtot
Hamilton Avenue
Lieut
Weisson
Hutchinson
Joseph Strassbury
Yale to Have Naval Unit Inaugurated at Yale
New Haven August 13 The government will inaugurate a naval training unit at Yale When the academic year opens The four year course leads to commissioned Ensigns in the volunteer naval reserve The unit will be limited to 69 students Commanders Uden Green and Capt F D Berrien will command the Yale unit
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New York World News Service
New Haven
Yale
Navy Department
Volunteer Naval Reserve
Congress
Uden Green
F. D. Berrien
Sheriff Croswell Captures Gunman After Fatal Stabbing
Sheriff Fred Croswell of Clermont County confronted Scott Workman and recovered the weapon used to kill Nora Workman, as Workman surrendered following a confrontation that risked gunfire.
Alligator Attacks Bathers at Passaic River Beach
In Paterson New Jersey an alligator about three feet long attacked two children at Pennington Park on the Passaic River causing a mass exodus of several thousand women and children. A police sergeant near shore was snapped at while attempting to kill it with a club. A park attendant hooked the reptile and drew it ashore.
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Paterson
N. J
Pennington Park
Passaic River
Man found insane after killings body mutilation case
Richard C. Bearse, 26, who a week earlier killed his mother and mutilated her body and divorced the wife of County Treasurer Fred A. Bearse, was found insane by a panel of alienists in Springfield Massachusetts. He was committed to Bridgewater State Hospital for an indefinite period.
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Springfield
Mass
Richard C. Bearse
Fred A. Bearse
Bridgewater State Hospital
Aged Arkansas man ends hunger strike before electric chair
In Little Rock an elderly black man died after a long starvation protest timed with fellow inmates set for execution. Tom Stribling of Crittenden County refused meals for sixty three days to protest delays in his death sentence for murder. He died from pneumonia induced by starvation as Governor Terral faced clemency appeals.
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Little Rock
Ark
Tom J. Terral
Tom Stribling
Crittendeff County
Stribling
Supreme Court
Radical Rep Johnson targets immigration limits in crisis
Washington reports say Rep. Johnson of Washington faces possible defeat over his hard line on deportation and immigration bills. He urges colleagues to aid him as radicals and immigrant-descendant groups oppose his push to amend the 1924 act and grant the president broad quota powers.
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Washington
Johnson
Rep
Wash
Immigration Committee
Congress
United States
Europe
Great Britain
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