Schnell er Chosen To Succeed Hynicka As G P Chairman
Canton officials report new evidence linking a Canton detective to bootlegging and the murder of Don Mellett publisher of the Canton Daily News. Arrests may be imminent under federal liquor or state murder warrants as the investigation widens to Civil Service Commission charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schneller
Hynicka
Ohio
Canton
Mellett
Canton, O
Don R. Mellett
Canton Daily News
S. M. Swarts
Civil Service
Price Janson
John W. Burris
Harry S. Jewell
Delaware
Burris
Janson
Jewell
Court of Appeals
Civil Service Commission
Floyd Streitenberger
Louis Mazer
Ferdinand to Restore Carol to Romanian Court in Paris Plan
In Paris a staged reunion between King Ferdinand of Romania and Crown Prince Carol is being prepared to restore Carol to his princely position despite Queen Marie’s opposition. Carol, at Neuilly, and Ferdinand at the Ritz, will meet before Marie’s American trip, with reconciliation with Marie seen as the hardest step.
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Ferdinand
Carol
Marie
Paris
Romania
Ritz
Vichy
Neuilly Villa
Mme
Lupescu
Helen
Prince Stirbey
Stirbey
Seven Prisoners Escape County Jail Through Sun Parlor
Seven inmates broke from the county jail Thursday afternoon through the sun parlor and torched a roof route to the Probate Court corridor. They lowered themselves via blankets rope and slipped away past the Coroner's office with 11:30 p.m. discovery and police alerted after 8 a.m. Friday. Among the escapees are Nick Petrow Sylvester Wolverton known as Cincinnati Red Jack Thomas William Evans Joseph Sellers Cliff Mashburn and Ray McKay, all listed with pending grand jury charges or fines. Authorities cannot fix the exact time, as shifts changed and vacations kept key staff away.
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Nick Petrow
Sylvester Wolverton
Cincinnati Red
Jack Thomas
William Evans
Cort” Apes
Seart
Joseph Sellers
Cliff Mashburn
Ray McKay
Herman Kleine
Richard B. Witt
Fred Sperber
Probate Court
Probate Court Room
Gorman drafts new state law for nonpartisan county board
The draft act for a county commission form of government is to be submitted to the Ohio Legislature in January, as announced by Robert N. Gorman. The bill, revised by Gorman, has been referred to the Cleveland Citizens' League and its Metropolitan District Committee, with Newton D. Baker and Homer H. McKeehan as members. The act aims to place responsibility for county administration on the three member County Commissioners.
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Commission
Ohio
Robert N. Gorman
Gorman
Cleveland Citizens’ League
Metropolitan District
Newton D. Baker
Homer H. McKeehan
Board of County Commissioners
Citizens’ Charter Committee
Hamilton County
Catholics Appeal to Mexican Congress for Liberty Reforms
In Mexico City on August 20 the episcopate voted to accept President Calles's invitation to push constitutional reforms via Congress. The Pacific League of the Defenders of Liberty will push to abolish religious restrictions and contest the July 2 priest registration law. Clergy rights will be advanced as the plan unfolds. Archbishops Mora y De Rio, Ruiz y Flores, and Bishop Pascual Diaz issued a statement after a two hour executive session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AR UR Constantine
New York World News Service
Mexico City
Calles
Congress
Pacific League of the Defenders of Liberty
Mora Y de Rio
Avenida de Republica Brazil
Mora
Leopoldo Ruiz Y Flores
Michoacan
Pascual Diaz
Tabasco
Lawyer Stole Loan Refunds In Buckeye Case
Warrant issued in Clarksburg accuses Harry Sheets of theft of about 5000 dollars from Buckeye Building and Loan of Bellaire. Officials say the company will not suffer but individual borrowers face losses after Sheets forged releases and diverted refunds. He vanished a week ago and is being sought by Sheriff Davisson.
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Bellaire
Harry Sheets
Clarksburg
W. Va
Buckeye Building and Loan Company
Sheets
Bellaire Institution
Davisson
Buckeye
Irving Berlin and Ellin Mackay Return to America
Irving Berlin and bride Ellin Mackay land at Quebec Canada from Montcairn. They travel to a remote cottage near New York as Mrs. Berlin expects a child. Berlin plans new musical shows and a serious work, while managing public attention with a brief statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Quebec
Can
Irving Berlin
Ellin Mackay
America
Montcairn
Berlin
Glasgow
Berlins
New York
Mr. Berlin
Hamilton County Republicans pick Schneller as new chairman
Fred Schneller, longtime Hamilton County Republican leader and City Council member, was nominated to chair the party's Central Committee with broad support. The plan aims to unite regulars and Citizens' group, but harmony remains uncertain as committees form and election strategies tighten for November.
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Fred Schneller
Rudolph K. Hynicka
Hamilton County
Strand
Schneller
Citi
Jens
Hamilton County Republican Central Committee
Citizens
Elks* Temple
Hynicka
John V. Campbell
Charles W. Baker
Alex Patterson
J. Harry Asmann
Board of Elections
Ferd. Bader, Jr
Campbell
Harry L. Federman
William E. Hess
Andrew J. Murphy
Clarence Hallman
Norwood
Mr. Schneller
Martin Daly
William F. Hess
Frank Lewis
William M. Anderson
County Central Committee
Harmony
Central Committee
Capper Urges Tariff Revision and McNary-Haugen Plan
Senator Arthur Capper after meeting President Coolidge urged tariff revision to remove aluminum duties and support price stabilization similar to the McNary-Haugen bill. He said Kansas farmers prosper but seek relief through lower or repealed aluminum duties and protection on beef while maintaining home market stability.
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White Pine Camp
N. Y
Arthur Capper
Rep
Kan
Coolidge
Kansas
Capper
TI Beleve
Casper
Indian Oil Baronet Barnett Bound On Subpoena Charge
Jackson Barnett known as the wealthiest Indian is bound for Los Angeles on a grand jury subpoena violation. His wife Mrs. Anna Laura Barnett seeks arrests of alleged kidnapers as two federal suits probe property accounts and an alleged marriage fraud.
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Los Angeles
Jackson Barnett
Anna Laura Barnett
Barnett
Muskogee
Navy plans $12 million purchase to grow air fleet
Rear Admiral Moffett announced in Washington that about $12,000,000 authorized by Congress will be spent this fiscal year to buy new naval airplanes. The program aims to add 282 ships to the navy air fleet.
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Washington
Moffett
Navy Air Chief
Congress
Navy Air Fleet
Brooch sought in Hall Mills murder case resurfaces
State investigators reopen the Hall Mills double murder case after a gold brooch linked to the 1922 investigation reappears. Edward Tierse claims he handed the pin to Ford David. Senator Simpson orders further checks while examining a .25 pistol found in Philadelphia for potential ties to the crimes.
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Phillips Farm
Hall-Mills
Somerville
N. J
Edward W. Hall
Eleanor Mills
Henry
Carpender
Willie Stevens
Edward Tierse
Piscataway
New Brunswick
Ford David
Middlesex County
Simpson
Tierse
Ladies’ Guild
Episcopal Church
New England
Underwood
Jersey City
Philadelphia
Hall
Senator Simpson
Patrick Hayes
Mills
Plot to topple Mexican government uncovered in U S
U S officials say information from papers seized with Gen Enrique Estrada and his band near San Diego reveals a widespread revolutionary plot against the Mexican government. The arrest followed an attempted prison disturbance at the marine base with two ringleaders transferred to the county jail.
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San Diego
Cal
United States
A. A. Hopkins
Department of Justice
Enrique Estrada
Hopkins
Estrada
Marine
Los Angeles girl travels by dilapidated car after Thaw marriage claim
Miss Forest Hope Walls, 17, accompanied by her mother and brother, fled a leaky tent in Martinsburg after three days of rain while pursuing a marriage claim with Harry K. Thaw. She says Thaw promised to marry her and has offered money and travel elsewhere. Local counsel doubts court action here though a case may be pursued in Chicago.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Forest Hope Walls
Los Angeles
Harry K. Thaw
Ste
Thaw
Winchester
Walls
Crhia
Ruse of Berlin and Bride Surprises Friends
New York Aug 20 A thousand friends of Irving Berlin and Mrs. Berlin from the theater and social circle were surprised by a secret wedding announcement and note of marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
New York World News Service
New York
Irving Berlin
Mrs. Berlin
Two Young Bandits Battle in Pueblo Shootout
Leslie Gonce, 14, lay dying after being shot by Deputy Fiscus during a confrontation as he refused to surrender amid a rampage by Leslie and his 21 year old brother Forrest. Forrest pleaded guilty to two counts of highway robbery and received concurrent 20 to 30 year sentences.
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Pueblo
Colo
Leslie Gonce
Forgest
Leslie
Fiscus
Daniels
Garden City
Kan
Rye
Forrest
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U. S
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Chicago
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Lorain
Reity
Buffalo
Clement V. Curry
Buffalo Courier- Express
Curry
McDermott
Bernard McDer
Beauty
Arno Dosch-Fleurot
County
Ing
Frederick Wenger
Charles Junker
Harry Steinwise
George Weitzel
John Sanduskys
Cincinnatian
Building Company
Canada
Europe
Tion
Organization Con
Trols
Commercial Tribune
Reyiold Tait
Tells Coolidge
West
Glenn Tucker
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