Cantrill Dies Clouding Kentucky Governor Race
J Campbell Cantrill Democratic candidate for Kentucky governor dies at 53 in Louisville after campaign illness. He served as state representative and was near-death after surgery, prompting party leaders to consider a successor for the November race. Polls of leaders name Harvey Myers Alben Barkley H H Denhart George Martin James Brown and Henry Bosworth among potential choices.
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J. Campbell Cantrill
Kentucky
Louisville
Cantrill
James A. Cantrill
Joseph W. Morris
Mr. Cantrill
Georgetown
Wisconsin
Democratic State Committee
Harvey Myers
Covington
Alben W. Barkley
H. H. Denhart
United States
George P. Martin
Ashland
James R. Brown
Kentucky National Bank
Henry Bosworth
Lexington
Mine Blast Kills 28 in Bell Bird Col liery Australia
Twenty eight men were killed today in an explosion at the Bell Bird Colliery in New South Wales. Fifteen bodies have been recovered.
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Australia
Sydney
Bell Bird
New South Wales
Another Girl in Mishap Oba AEIS Arrested
A Glen Way Avenue crash near Ross Avenue Price Hill left three children injured. Mildred Neumann eight died later at St Marys Hospital Alma Bolte five died later. Marie Bolte three remains in critical condition. Joseph H Reis 37 was arrested on manslaughter charges after his car struck the sidewalk then a pole. Reis claims nervousness and memory loss. bond set at 5000 with sureties up to 45000.
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Glenway Avenue
Ross Avenue
Price Hill
Joseph H. Reis
Overlook Avenue
American Glass and Beveling Company
Clark and Harriet Streets
Rois
Mildred Neumann
Edward Neumann
Alma Bolte
Marie
Theodore Bolte
Bolte
Detective Headquarters
Howard N. Ragland
Reis
Kirgan
Ragland
Beale and Jones Involved After Cincinnati Inn Shooting
Three Muncie men visited Grandview Inn in Mt Healthy after touring the Fall Festival. Powers was shot and a companion beaten during a gang melee. deputies seized gambling devices as they hunted for the inn’s proprietors amid an unfolding investigation.
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Cincinnati Police
van Powers
Muncie
Ind
Grandview Inn
Compton Road
Mt. Healthy
Powers
Richard B. Witt
Merk Beall
Clifford Jones
Cincinnati
Newport
Covington
Knowlton’s Corner
Beall
Jones
General Hospital
Beau
Italy Rejects League Ruling in Greece Rivalry
Italian Minister Montagna informed Athens that Italy refuses to recognize the League of Nations ruling in the Italy Greece dispute. Reports say Cephalonia and Samos were occupied by Italian forces amid Greek protests in Crete. Near East Relief says American workers in Corfu are safe. details await further word.
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Italy
Greece
Athens
Rome
Corfu
Associated Press
Signor Montagna
Alexandris
League of Nations
Cephalonia
Samos
Canea
Crete
Stefani
League
New York
Near East
Queen of Sweden Is Critically Ill Abandons Visit
Queen Victoria of Sweden, sixty five, is critically ill, reported by Stockholm to The Berlinske Tidende. She has abandoned her planned visit to Gothenburg as her condition worsens.
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Queen of
Sweden
Copenhagen
Victoria of
Stockholm
Berlinske Tidende
Gotherburg
Brave captain dies after skylight fall at West Second fire
Captain Harry Stuhmeyer of Salvage Corps Company No. 2, 40, of 905 Dayton street, died after a 40 foot fall through a skylight during a blaze at 22 West Second street. He had served 23 years, survived by his wife and three children, and his death prompted discussions on widow’s relief and state workers’ compensation.
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West Second Street
Good Samaritan Hospital
Harry Stuhleyer
Dayton Street
Salvage Corps Company No
Lowry and
Barnard Streets
Roman McLaughlin Machinery Company
Gus Tophorn Drayage Company
General Screw Company
Salvage Corps
Stuhmeyer
Machine Company
Altman & Minces Shoe Company
West
Pearl Street
Stuhlreyer
Euscious
General Hospital
Stuhleyer
General Hosptal
Joseph Treinen
Treinen
Keystone Products Company
Buckeye Soda Products Company
Smith Candy Company
Cincinnati
Sixth Street
Broadway
Herman Schroder
Schroder
Martial law in Tokyo as Japan faces massive quake fallout
Reports from San Francisco and Shanghai describe Tokyo and Yokohama wrecked by a devastating earthquake and fire. Martial law, widespread casualties in Tokyo and Yokohama, submerged Enoshima, destroyed bridges, and calls for urgent international relief.
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Tokyo
Niponbashi
Iwaki Station
Tomioka
Japan
Corpo
Shanghai
Yokohama
Osaka
Nagoya Naval Division
Shinagawa
Kobe
Mount Fuji
Mitsui
Tokorozawa
Kamakura
Yokoshaka
Nagoya
Yeddo
Woman Injured in Eighth Street Car Collision
Grace Landman 24 of 239 East Fifth Street suffered a bruised right shoulder when a westbound car driven by her husband Harry collided with a southbound car driven by Sam Goose at Eighth and Plum. Priscilla Titus 65 331 Owasco Street received facial lacerations and body bruises after her auto skidded on Madison and Lavina, taken to General Hospital. Raymond Lane 18 of 1155 Gilbert Avenue injured when a Birges owned car rolled near Coney Island. Lane treated for a facial cut at General Hospital.
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Eighth Street
Grace Landman
East Fifth Street
Eighth
Plum Streets
Harry Landman
Plum Street
Sam Goose
Mound Street
Priscilla Titus
Owasco Street
Madisona
Lavina Street
General Hospital
Raymond Lane
Gilbert Avenue
Stanley Birges
Coney Island
Birges
Lane
One Killed and Two Injured As Auto Overturns
In Sandusky Ohio on September 2 Howard Manaugh 21 of Hanover Indiana nephew of Guy Manaugh secretary treasurer of the Sandusky Packing Company was killed almost instantly. William Lawrence 19 and Arthur Thom 20 both of Sandusky were injured with Thom in critical condition likely to die after Manaugh's car overturned while returning from Crystal Rock late last night.
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Sandusky
Howard Manaugh
Hanover
Ind
Guy Manaugh
Sandusky Packing Company
William Lawrence
Arthur Thom
Manaugh
Crystal Rock
Poisoning at West Ohio Conference meeting in Marion
More than fifty people at the West Ohio Conference meeting in Marion suffer mild food poisoning after a church supper. Authorities blame tainted creamed chicken left in pans. over a hundred others have minor symptoms and are recovering. Ministers telegrammed President Coolidge offering prayers for national affairs. Conference closes tomorrow with minister assignments. Ada bids for 1924 meeting.
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Marion. O
West Ohio
Ohio
Coolidge
United States
William F. Anderson
Ada
Harding Wanted U S To Join League Says Fisher
Yale economist Irving Fisher says Harding told him in Marion, Ohio, in July 1920 that he favored entering a revised League of Nations and would seek amendments to gain U.S. approval. Fisher recalls the front porch campaign conversation and notes Harding sought to control publicity and test support before publishing his full stance.
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Harding
U.S
Irving Fisher
Marion
Associated Press
Liverpool
America
League of Nations
Iving Fisher
Yale
East Liverpool Methodist Church
Fisher
Walter Wellman
Association of Nations
Gridiron Club
Washington
White House
League
Wilson League
United States
Marshal Foch
Republican
Cox
Economic Pressure Forcing Nations of Europe to Agreement
Economic columnist Theodore H. Price argues that despite Greek Italian tensions and Berlin Paris London dispatches a world trade revival looms as economic pressure nudges major nations toward a settlement. He cites Ireland’s peaceful 1921 to 1923 progress and notes stock markets rising as signs of confidence, with the dollar emerging as a key exchange medium in Germany.
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Europe
Price
Theodore H. Price
Commerce and Finance
New York
Albania
Mussolini
Athens
League of Nations
Ireland
Emerald Isle
Free State
Berlin
Paris
London
London Stock Exchange
Great Britain
Germany
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