Auto Accidents Claim Children in Youngstown Area
In Youngstown and vicinity, two children died after being struck by autos while crossing or boarding streetcars. Lucille Steele eight was hit while alighting a street car. Miss Mary Cash died of injuries after being struck as she boarded a car. Dorothy Roberts six died in Columbus Ohio after being run over by an automobile owned by Henry Auld while being taken to a hospital.
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Youngstown
Lucille Steele
Mary Cash
Steele
Miss Cash
Columbus, CO
Dorothy Roberts
Henry Auld
Auld
Woman Killed Crossing Road Near Lancaster
Mrs. J. K. Bauman forty, wife of a local garage man, was struck by a car driven by Carl Johnson while crossing a road near Lancaster Ohio. She died soon after at a local hospital and was pinned under the vehicle.
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Lancastohr
J. K. Bauman
Carl Johnson
Johnson
Milred Hanan Shot by Chum Then Dies in Hospital
Mil dred Hanan daughter of late Alfred P. Hanan shoe maker died in Long Island College Hospital after being shot Friday by former friend Mrs Grace Laws who later killed herself. John S Borland was with Hanan when the shooting occurred outside a Brooklyn apartment. autopsy found a bullet in the thorax and abdomen.
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New York
Mildred Hanan
Alfred P. Hanan
Long Island College Hospital
Grace Laws
John S. Borland
Dartmouth
Schermerhorn Street
Brooklyn
Jealousy motive eyed in fatal shooting case
Police theorize jealousy as a factor in the shooting tied to Mrs Laws and Miss Hanan. Borland suggests loss of friendship and financial help drove the act, with alleged drinking noted in a sister’s letter. Mrs Laws had recently left the Hawkans after a quarrel and shot Miss Hanan outside Gottschalk’s Brooklyn-bound departure.
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Borland
Mrs. Laws
Miss Hanan
Pigeon Wins Washington to New York Race Record Pace
A homing pigeon from Clifton New Jersey flown by S Aprichard won the Washington to New York leg of the United Homing Pigeon Concourse race. The bird covered 204.2 miles in 4 minutes 57.4 seconds at a rate of 1205 yards per minute despite a southeast wind. The course record is 2200 yards per minute.
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New York
S. Aprichard
Clifton
N. J
Washington
United
Massachusetts election to end bitter fight
A special election in Massachusetts Sixth District will settle a heated race between Col A Pratt Andrew backed by Senator Lodge and Vice President Coolidge versus Judge Charles I Pettingell backed by Senator Walsh. The contest follows the resignation of Republican Rep Wilfred W Lufkin to become Collector of the Port of Boston.
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Boston
A. Pratt Andrew
Gloucester
Lodge
Coolidge
Washington
David I. Walsh
Charles I. Pettingell
Amesbury
Wilfred W. Lufkin
Burgenland tensions loom as Hungary Austria face decisive action
Prague reports Czech forces near Presburg and guard actions in the Burgenland region as Austria Hungary tensions surge. Reports say looting continues under requisitions while leaders K Chancellor Schober and Eduard Benes plan talks. Meanwhile Pennsylvania Railroad refuses oral evidence in a Shop Crafts election hearing.
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Vienna
Associated Press
Burgenland
Hungary
Paris
Austria
Italy
Charles
Jolsapsburg
Brucke
Prague
Presburg
Henry Schober
Eduard Benes
Ambassadors propose ten day pause in Burgenland dispute
The note from the Council of Ambassadors to Hungary calls for evacuation of Burgenland, a region allotted to Austria by Trianon. Seen as lenient, it grants ten days to seek a peaceful settlement with Austria. The Little Entente favors pacific resolution and a swap idea may hint at compromise.
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Budapest
Associated Press
Council of Ambassadors
Hungary
Burgenland
Austria
Trianon
Odenburg
West
Bender Dies Playing Home Run Attempt at Guilford Club
George Bender 29, a Franklin Athletic Club member and noted local athlete, collapsed and died of heart disease while attempting a home run at the Guilford Athletic Club this afternoon.
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Baltimore
Guilford Athletic Club
George Bender
Franklin Athletic Club
Bond vote planned in Youngstown for $1 450 000 issue
Bond issues for various improvements totaling 1 450 000 will be voted on by the people at the November election in Youngstown Ohio.
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Youngstown, CO
City Council Extends Boulevard Lighting in Lima
Lima council votes to extend boulevard lighting on West Market Street West High Street and West North Street. The action expands street illumination for safer evening travel and urban visibility.
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Lima, O
West Market
West High
West North
Oats Conditions in Famine Area Getting Worse
Charles V. Vickrey, Near East Relief General Secretary, reports from Southampton that famine conditions in Southern Russia and the Volga region have worsened. He observed actual starvation in August with dead bodies in the streets and death wagons at work. Near East Relief now cares for 20,000 orphans, with a local official warning 20,000 more could die without aid. total cases estimated at 100,000 in the northeast territory.
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New York
Charles v. Vickrey
Near East Relief
Finland
Southampton
Russia
Volga
Armenia
Near East
Alexandropol
Vickrey
Northeast
Allied Control Commission Protest Over German Police Formations
The Inter allied Control Commission sent a sharp note to the German Government protesting the continued military formation of the police force.
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London
Interallied Control Commission
76 foot fossil found on farm near Madrid
A Palencia dispatch reports large fossil deposits on a Re tortello farm near Madrid. One specimen measures about 76 feet, another head fragment about 36 feet. Scientists inspect the aquatic species find, deemed of high importance by El Sol.
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Madrid
el Sol
Palencia
Retortello
Arbuckle in Court as Murder Case Progresses in San Francisco
Roscoe Arbuckle, facing a murder charge in the Virginia Rappe case, spent a quiet Sunday in jail as the District Attorney prepared a witness list for the resumed Police Court hearing. Visitors and defense actions suggest a key cross examination and determination of whether the case goes to the Superior Court on murder or manslaughter charges.
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San Francisco
Roscoe Artuckle
Virginia Rappe
Arbuckle
St. F Cis
Ramppe
Bambina
Maud Delmont
Alice
Blake
Zeb Prevost
Alfred Semnacher
National Woman's Party Drafts Federal and State Equality Bill
The National Woman’s Party outlined a women’s bill of rights to remove sex based legal discrimination. It proposes a constitutional amendment guaranteeing equal rights, names changes upon marriage, custody equality, suffrage, office eligibility, contracts, domicile, jury service, property control, earnings, fiduciary roles, divorce equality, and immunity from sex based penalties. Senator Curtis and Representative Fess plan to introduce the amendment on October 1.
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Washington
National Womans’ Party
Curtis
Kansas
Fess
Ohio
Congress
Womans’ Party
Wisconsin
Woman’s Organization
Truce in Senate clash over anti beer bill eyed
Washington Sept 25 formal truce expected tomorrow in Senate fight over the anti beer bill and its search and seizure clause. Dry leaders plan a few weeks halt while tax revision and peace treaties are resolved. Bryan denounces filibuster and urges warrants for dwellings but allows searches of autos without warrants.
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Washington
Senate
Sterling
Treasury Department
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Kansas City Editors Debate Fit News In Arbuckle Case
Judge Latshaw hears motion to quash and return property of a Sunday sensationalist paper. The Kansas City Star and Kansas City Journal editors dispute what is fit to print while one supports detailed Arbuckle case accounts as providing a moral lesson and home impact.
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Kansas City
R. S. Latshaw
R. E. Stout
Kansas City Star
Ralph Pilis
Kansas City Journal
Ellis
West
United Mine Workers Congress Faces Showdown Over Strike Rules
At Indianapolis a split in the United Mine Workers of America sharpened as Kansas miners led by Howat push for a roll call on a key issue. The dispute centers on whether the union must support strikers under contract while President Lewis seeks to back operators’ changes in working conditions.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
United States Labor Board
Shop Crafts Committee
Chicago
Samuel Rea
Opn
Rea
Supreme Court of the United States
Novel
Sterling
Supreme Court
United States
Labor Board
Indianapolis
Ind
United Minieworkers of America
Kansas
Alexander Howat
Kansas Miners
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Howat
Illinois
West Virginia
Woman Is Slashed In Fight At Home
Victoria Ellington a 44 year old colored woman living at 538 East Birth Street was driven to General Hospital with knife wounds to the abdomen and arm after a quarrel escalated into a fight at her home. Pearl Farrington a 27 year old colored resident of 520 East Sixth Street was arrested on suspicion as the investigation could not determine the dispute’s cause.
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Victoria Ellington
East Birhth Street
General Hospital
Pearl Farrington
East Sixth Street
Ellington
Major Reynolds Elected Leader Of War Veterans in Ohio
Major Arthur Reynolds of Columbus unanimously elected president of the Thirty-seventh Division Veterans Association at Toledo meeting ahead of Ohio American Legion convention. Other officers include Harry Lowery vice president and Rev. John I. Hergert chaplain. Resolution endorses American Legion, guards, and memorials. looming clash over Ku Klux Klan at convention.
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Toledo
Arthur Reynolds
Columbus
Thirty-seventh Division
Veterans’ Association
Ohio American Legion
Reynolds
Quartermaster’s Department
Thirty-seventh ‘Division
Ohio National Guard
Harry Lowery
Napoleon
John I. Herget
Cincinnati
Edward Lawler
Farnsworth
American Legion
United States
Ohio
France
Cole
Resolutions Committee
Congress
Legion
F. W. Galbraith
W. W. Chalmers
Washington
Dayton
Zanesville
Ku Klux Klan
Cuyahoga County
Lucas County
The
English conductor barred from Canadá by union order
London reports an English orchestra musician named Carrick is barred from Canada by the American Federation of Musicians based in New York. Montreal’s George F Driscoll sought a rescission but Joseph Weber refused. Driscoll planned to bring the English company anyway, calling the issue an international matter.
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London
Canada
American Federation of Musicians
New York
Montreal
England
English Musical Trade Union
George F. Driscoll
Joseph Weber
Carrick
Gaiety and Hippodrome
Weber
Driscoll
Culrick
Washington
Otwa
Fire destroys Hatton business district in Saskatoon area
Fire started in a poolhall swept through Hatton Sask. destroying most of the business section. Loss estimated at 200000 dollars. Twenty five business houses and ten residences were damaged or destroyed according to reports received in Winnipeg Man.
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Winnipeg
Man
Hattoon, Sask
Obregon appeals press to join gambling fight in Mexico
President Obregon called on Mexico City newspapers to aid in stamping out gambling. He noted a prior decree banning gambling houses, but local authorities have permitted games of chance. The papers announced support for the President.
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Mexico City
Obregon
Republic
General Obregon
Fire sweeps Italian village. three firemen killed
In Comasine, near Trent, Italy, a warehouse explosion started a blaze that destroyed the village. Firefighters were nearly extinguishing it when a dynamite keg exploded, spreading the flames and killing three firemen. Government aid has been dispatched to the victims.
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Trent
Italy
Comasine
Steamer Arrives with Gold from Hamburg for Fed Reserve
The Freight steamer Oregonian arrived in New York carrying 122 boxes of gold valued at 336,000,000 German marks. The gold is consigned to the Federal Reserve Bank.
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New York
Oregonian
Hamburg
Federal Reserve Bank
Emergency Unemployed Conference To Discuss Relief
The national unemployment conference summoned by President Harding will assemble in Washington to assess current job needs and propose emergency relief measures before winter. Secretary Hoover will chair and aims to form committees to study statistics and an emergency program, aided by economic experts data.
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Washington
Harding
United States
Hoover
Obituary notices from local residents list multiple funerals
A sequence of notices reports pending and upcoming funerals for John J Baldwin Louise Bentley Otto A Bissmeyer Jesse Redman Clark Herbert C Dietz Catherine Heath John C Kaltenbach Anthony A McAndrew Henry Nurre Jr detailing their ages, residences, service times and burial sites across Cincinnati area and nearby towns.
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Baldwin
John J
Washington Avenue
Bellevue
Evergreen Cemetery
Bentley
Louise Bentley
Ludlow
Chicago
Spring Grove Cemetery
Bissmeyer
Otto A
Anna Bissm
May Street
Walnut Hills
Spring Grove
Heath—Catherine
Thomas H. Hattersley
C. M. Hattersley
Shaffer Avenue
Westwood
Kaltenbach
Johni C
Caroline W. Kaltenbach
Distel
Rs. Thomas Hughes
Columbia Street
Newport
Madison
Ind
McAndrew
Anthony A
Nellie McAndrew
McGrath
Cincinnati Commandery No 3 E T Special Conclave
Cincinnati Commandery No 3 E T calls a special conclave Monday at 7 p.m sharp for the Order of the Temple. Refreshments at conclusion. Frederick L. Hoffman Emerson Commander signs the notice with Alfred S. Brown recorder attesting.
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Cincinnati Commandery
E. T
Order of the Temple
Frederick L. Hoffman
Alfred S. Brown
P. C
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C. P. Mullen
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