British Premier pushes arbitration to end warfare at League of Nations
Ramsey MacDonald urged arbitration as key to security and disarmament, saying Britain backs the League but Germany must join. He warned against relying on military alliances and noted American cooperation, while a misinterpreted remark on Upper Silesia sparked French unease.
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Ramsay MacDonald
Assembly of League of Nations
Germany
Upper Silesian
Geneva
Ramsey MacDonald
Assembly of
League of Nations
McDonald
Europe
America
United States
Great Britain
France
M. Herriot
MacDonald
Upper Silesia
Mac Bonald
FUGITIVE SHOT BY DRY AGENTS NEAR WOODSDALE
Tony Sundo a 29 year old Woodsdale resident was shot in the back below the left lower rib after allegedly evading Prohibition Agents Skinner and Anderson near a moonshine still in a woods area. He was wounded seriously and hospitalized at Mercy Hospital Hamilton. Agents from Tren ton mayor Daub's office face warrants charging shooting to wound issued by Butler County Sheriff Rudy Laubach.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Tony Sundo
Woodsdale
Skinner
Anderson
George Williams
Middletown
Pon Sundo
Andersen
Sundo
Mercy Hospital
Himilton
Daub
Trenton
Rudy Laubach
Butler County
Badge bandit Dunlap receives two life terms plus 214 years
Harry J. Dunlap was sentenced in Los Angeles to two life terms and 214 years on seven counts of robbery criminal assault and assault with intent to murder. The sentences run consecutively. He sneered at the court as the judge called him the most debased desperate criminal before him.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Harry J. Dunlap
Dunlap
Detroit
World Flyers May Wing West to Hub Today
At Pictou Nova Scotia forecasts pointed to fine flying weather for the U S round the world flyers led by Lieutenant Lowell H Smith. A potential hop from Pictou to Boston could be ready by 10 o clock if conditions hold. A storm warning from the Milwaukee urged delaying any start while Coghlan delivered a spare rear spreader for Smiths plane.
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Pictou
N. S
Lowell H. Smith
Boston
United States Torpedo Boat
Coghlan
Smith
Henry Island
Pictou Harbor
Milwaukee
Nova Scotia
Escort To Meet Flyers On New England Coast
Army air officials plan an escort of about a score of planes along the New England coast to meet the world circling flyers near Old Orchard Maine and escort them to East Boston airport, with General Mason Patrick and Dwight Davis aboard. The group will tour the coast then return to join the ground party at the airport for the first landing on home soil since April.
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New England
Associated Press
Boston
Army
Pictou
N. S
Air Service
Mason M. Patrick
Air Forces
Old Orchard
Patrick
Dwight F. Davis
Seattle
Lowell H. Smith
New York
Washington
Antonio Locatelli
Iceland
Greenland
Order of the Sons of Italy
New York City
Mitchel Field
Locatelli Welcome Sparks Riot Fear At Grand Central
Police blocked a planned official greeting for Italian aviator Antonio Locatelli at Grand Central Station New York as 5000 Italians gathered. Pro fascist and anti fascist chants clashed prompting the dispersal of the welcome and an escorted hotel entry amid police protection.
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Associated Press
New York
Antonio Locatelli
Greenland
Grand Central Station
Locatelli
Fascisti
Emilio Axerio
Tragic accidental shooting ends three-year-old's life
Three-year-old Phister Lee Bryant was killed by buckshot from a shotgun held by Mrs. Laura Bracken at 5:45 PM in a dim hallway at 1573 Gest Street. Parents and Bracken say the death was accidental. Bracken is held on a technical charge of suspicion as detectives pursue full details.
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Phister
Lee Bryant
Laura Bracken
Gegit Street
Pal
Aura
Belle Bryant
Gest Street
Wireless movie broadcasting may be ready in a year
W H Marshall says motion pictures could be sent by radio within twelve months. Colonel E H R Green of South Dartmouth Mass has developed a short distance device. Marshall notes MIT President Samuel Stratton praised a demonstration and sent two experts to assist in perfecting the system.
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New York
W. H. Marshall
E. H. R. Green
South Dartmouth
Mass
Hetty Green
Marshall
Colonel Green
Buzzard’s Bay
Samuel W. Stratton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Institute
Akron Man Divorced Wife From Mail Romance
Lemon M. Fashwatch of Akron won his bride through the mails three years ago and today secured a divorce on gross neglect. The couple married in Columbus after letters crossed between Akron and Columbus. The suit, filed after the wife reportedly did not intend to return, was granted by Judge Spicer.
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Associated Press
Akron
Lemon M. Fashwatch
Fashnatch
Columbus
Spicer
Ocean liner on fire in English Channel near Casquets
A steamer believed to be the German liner Bosphorus is on fire about thirty miles off the Casquet Rocks in the English Channel. Dispatch boats Aisne and Ailette nearby were sent to assist the burning vessel.
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English
Associated Press
Cherbourg
France
Casquet Rocks
English Channel
Aisne
Ailette
Small Danzig steamer Bosphorus noted in records
Shipping records list a Danzig steamer named Bosphorus of 1,574 tons, while no German liner by that name appears. The expected Bosphorus is absent from available records.
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Danzig
Campbell jewel theft at home of society woman
Jewelry and silverware valued at 15000 dollars were stolen from Mrs. Robert J. Campbell’s home on August 9. Police circulated a list of missing items to pawn brokers as investigators seek an elevator operator who vanished the day the theft was found while Mrs. Campbell was at a theater.
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Associated Press
New York
Robert J. Campbell
Policeman Taylor Charged After Newport Shooting
After a suspension Taylor and Lambert Kendall were found in a car near Newport police HQ. A shotgun discharged as the auto stopped wounding Kendall in the shoulder and Miss Pearl Baumer in the left cheek. Both say the shot was accidental during a hunting trip stop.
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Newport
Fred Taylor
West Third Street
Lambert Kendall
Sixth
Patterson
Taylor
Miss Pearl Baumer
Berry Streets
Dayton
Taylors
Third
York Streets
Miss Baumer
Kendall
Speers Hospital
Kathleen Klein
Dayton Avenue
Newport Police Department
Federal agents raid Cincinnati roadhouse arrest two men
Six miles northwest of Cincinnati the Colerain House raid by the Federal Flying Squad led to the arrest of Gus Sensary and Fred Keckers on liquor possession and sale charges. They pled not guilty and are held on bonds set at 2500 dollars each for a September 22 hearing. The case follows a months long dispute among Governor Donahey Sheriff Witt and local clergy over roadhouse activity.
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Colerain House
Cincinnati
Colerain Pike
Gus Sensary
Elm Street
Fred Keckers
Vine Street
Federal Flying Squad
Thomas M. Gregory
United States
Vic Donahey
Richard Witts
Honduran revolt leaders declare victory signal end of conflict
The Honduran revolutionary junta in New Orleans announced via Guatemala that General Martinez Funez's government troops were defeated by General Ferrera's forces. The victory is seen as virtually ending the revolt and securing its success.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Guatemala City
Tosta
Martinez Funez
Ferrera
Ferrera Proclaimed Provisional President by Revolt
General Gregorio Ferrera, leader of the Honduras revolt, has been proclaimed Provisional President by his followers in rebel territory and by Liberal refugees in Guatemala. Rebels in the Comayagua Valley threaten Comayagua city as advices from revolutionary sources reach San Salvador.
Fire Threatens Piqua Business District
Fire in downtown Piqua Ohio today caused about 190000 in damage to the Miami Valley Co operative Milk Company. The Coca Cola Bottling Works near the plant suffered minor damage. Two cars and 4000 dollars worth of milk bottles were destroyed.
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Piqua
Associated Press
Piqua, O
Miami Valley Co-operative Milk Company
Coca Cola Bottling Works
TNT Drank Sentence Cost Lee Five Dollars
Edward F. Lee faced a police judge in Cleveland on September 4 after an alleged TNT drinking bout. He claimed the beverage caused his stomach to feel like it would explode and was warned to reform, with a quip about a water cure.
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Cleveland
TNT
Edward F. Lee
Lee
Silbert
Ex Policeman Questioned in Whisky Theft Case
Ex policeman questioned by William Copelan after fifteen cases of whisky disappeared from a strong room at the Robert L. Block home in Avondale. The Block residence was entered days earlier while the family was away. Witnesses reported a man in a car near the house and sounds of wooden boxes being loaded. No one is held, and motives point to possible liquor court ex agents.
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William Copelan
Robert L. Block
Washington Avenue
Avondale
Copelan
Ill Omen Defier Held In Slaying
Detroit police hold Thomas Boyce in the hammer slaying of Clyde Keller 45. An 11 year old Bernard Bellanger testified the suspect struck Keller during a Sunday gathering at the Bellanger home. Keller died in a moving van behind Irene Bellanger’s apartment. Boyce seeks habeas corpus release with Bellanger and Frances Rice.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Thomas Boyce
Bernard Bellanger
Boyce
Clyde Keller
Keller
Irene Bellanger
Bellanger
Dry Law Enforcement Progressing Rapidly Says Haynes
Federal Prohibition Commissioner Roy A. Haynes praised enforcement progress under the Eighteenth Amendment during a Cincinnati stop. He cited fewer open violations, cited private drinking, and said bonded whiskey supply is under control with Coast Guard reinforcements helping reduce smuggling. He thanked Cincinnati officers and noted a personal meeting with State Senator Richard Martin of Kentucky before heading to Columbus.
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Roy A. Haynes
Cincinnati
Haynes
Coast Guard
Commercial Tribune
the Gibson
Richard Martin
Catlettsburg
New York
Chicago
White House
Cincinnati Prohibition
Hillsboro
Martin
Columbus
Washington
Prince of Wales Enjoys Private Long Island Visit
The Prince of Wales rode a motor boat on Long Island Sound avoiding crowds and photographers. Police say a threat letter was delivered to the New York police, prompting heightened security as he plays polo and golf at estates near Syosset and Sands Point with Will Rogers and his staff.
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Syosset
N. Y
Prince of Wales
Long Island Sound
Democratic
America
Burden Estate
New York
Williamstown
Marcus Geroy
Garoy
A. Brouet
East Forty-Second Street
New York City
Brouet
Whitehall Building
Scotland Yard
State Department
Louis Herman
Manhattan
Syos
J. F. Phipps
Will Rogers
J. S. Cosden
Sands Point
E. D. Metcalfe
Cosden
J. A. Burden
Prince’s
Broadway
O. N. Solbert
A. F. Lascelles
Acoustics Spoil Party In Laurel Canyon
Twenty three members of the motion picture colony were arrested at a Laurel Canyon birthday party in Hollywood Hills. Police said no intoxicants were found on any breath and two hosts faced charges as residents challenged the raid.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Motion Picture Colony
Laurel Canyon
Jack Sherrill
A. L. Sherrill, Jr
Twenty Four Anti Soviet Leaders Executed in Tiflis
In Tiflis Georgian Republic on September 4 twenty four leaders of anti Soviet parties were shot after being condemned by the Georgian Cheka for the attempted overthrow of the Soviet regime. It is believed Prince Andronikoff and Drugelly were among the executed.
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Tiflis
Prince Andronikoff
Drugelly
Chinese battle stalls near Shanghai as 40,000 clash
On September 4 in Shanghai a fighting front stretched from the Shanghai Nanking Railway to the Yangtze River with 40,000 troops in action. Chekiang and Kiangsu forces reported gains and reinforcements while American women Grace Crandall and Susie Burdick remained at Linho Hospital amid shellfire.
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Shanghai
Shanghai- Nanking
Yangtze River
Lungwha
Hwangtu
Liuho
Kiangsu
Linho
Grace I. Crandall
Susie M. Burdick
Seventh
Luti
Miss Crandall
Miss Burdick
Tckort
Associated Press
Lu Yung-Hsiang
Chekiang- Shanghai
Ho Fe g-Ling
Sanghai
Hung-Kiang
Chang Tsi- Ting
Chnd
Chen Yao-San
Yang Hwat-Sao
Huchow
Chekian
Kiating Hsien
Woosung
Taihu
Lake
Lungwha Arsenal
Shanghai-Hangchow
Third Army
Chekiang
Tsai-Yang
Pan Kuo-Kong
Hangchew
Ningpo
Szechuen Road
Lloyd Brown
San Francisco
Chapel District
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Phister Lee Bryant
Hall
Newport Force
Ant
General Ferrera
Honduras
Friend
Prince
Crank
Dell
Movie Colony
Cheka
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