Turner renews expense suits in Ohio primary races
Ohio Attorney General Edward C. Turner filed suits against the Bolton Committee of Cleveland and two defeated gubernatorial hopefuls Hart D. Bloom and James C. Beatty for failing to detail receipts and expenditures. He also flagged candidate pon D. Fackler for overspending by about 2,000 dollars. Hearing set for September 12 in Franklin County.
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Columbus
Edward C. Turner
Boston Congress Committee
Cleveland
Hart D. Bloom
Bowling Green
James C. B. Beatty
East Liverpool
Edward C. Stanton
Cuyahoga County
Ponn D. Fackler
Shaker Heights
Congress
Franklin County
Beatty
Turner
Stanton
Fackler
Italian Princess Rumored Engaged to King Boris of Bulgaria
The third daughter of the King of Italy, now 21, has been repeatedly linked to King Boris of Bulgaria in rumor since July 1926. Reports also tied her to Prince Leopold of Belgium in the past, but most stories center on Boris.
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Italy
Boris
Bulgaria
Leopold
Belgium
Fackler Admits Paying Campaign Deficit Near Two Thousand
John D. Fackler, former Republican candidate in Ohio Twenty second District, admits paying a deficit of about $2,000 for his congressional committee. Attorney General Turner accused excess spending. Jappe says an itemized expense account will be provided. He would rather go to jail than leave friends responsible for a loose account.
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Cleveland
Edward Co. Turner
John D. Fackler
Fackler
James L. E. Jappe
Chester O. Bolton
Turner
Riots in India Leave 149 Dead and 1345 Injured
In British India, the Indian Legislative Assembly reports 149 killed and 1345 injured since July 1 1926. In Calcutta fighting on Sunday at Kharapur left eleven dead and thirty four wounded. police fired on a Hindu Muslim gathering. three bodies were found in the disturbed area.
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Simla
British India
Indian Legislative Assembly
India
Calcutta
BIDS ON STEAMSHIP MAIL FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO SYDNEY
The Oceanic Steamship Company of San Francisco was the sole bidder on the San Francisco to Sydney mail line auction. It demanded the maximum rate permitted by the Jones White Merchant Marine act.
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Steamship Mail
Washington
Oceanic Steamship Company of
San Francisco
Sydney
Australia
Jones-White -Merchant Marine Act
Desperado Recaptured After Lima Hospital Escape
Thomas McKenna, escaped inmate from Lima State Hospital, identified by hospital officials in Marion Ohio. He was captured by Erie Railroad police and Marion detectives after being found hiding near the yard. McKenna and Clarence Beard, both described as desperate men, were committed for killing a Lima policeman.
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Marion, O
Thomas McKenna
Lima State Hospital
Erie
Lima
J. L. Armstrong
C. G. Anthony
Clarence Beard
Cleveland
McKenna
Deweese and Baker
Erie Railroad
Audit of Baptist board treasurer hints at large shortage
Partial audit of Clinton S. Carnes books, missing treasurer of the Baptist Home Mission Board, indicates possible large shortage. The board and Southern Baptist Executive Committee say Carnes family cooperates to recover assets, bonds cover $50,000, surety notified, audit provisional and subject to revision. The amount depends on how former authority to borrow was used and outstanding notes.
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Atlanta
Clinton S. Carnes
Baptist Home Mission Board
Southern Baptist Convention
Carnes
Home Mission Board
The
Coast Guard Offers Passage On Cutter For Hassell And Cramer
The Coast Guard has offered Hassell and Cramer passage on the cutter Marion from Ivigtut to the United States. If accepted, the Marion will proceed to Ivigtut to pick up the crew of the Greater Rockford. The Marion noted the situation is not urgent as Wagland sails from Ivigtut to Philadelphia later this month and Greenland to Copenhagen sailings are regular.
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Washington
Coast Guard
Hassell
Cramer
Marion
Ivigtut
United States
Greater Rockford
Wagland
Philadelphia
Greenland
Copenhagen
Hoover to invade Smiths town for October speech plan
Washington dispatch reports Herbert Hoover will deliver a speech at Carnegie Hall New York on October 17 and announce a Newark appearance September 17. He may also address labor in Newark and consider a trip into the South or Ohio discussions with state leaders and Sen Borah.
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Hoover
Smith
Ohio
Newark
New York
Tariff
Buckeye
W. B. Ragsdale
Associated Press
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Carnegie Hall
New York City
N. J
Hoper
South
North Carolina
Tennessee
Chicago
Simeon D.fess
William E. Borah
Idaho
Knapp Sentenced 30 Days for Census Funds Theft
Mrs Florence E S Knapp former New York Secretary of State receives a thirty day sentence for grand larceny in Albany in a case tied to 1925 state census funds. Judge Callaghan overruled requests for suspended sentence and noted extensive improper payments and miscertifications.
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New York State
Albany
N. Y
Florence E. S. Knapp
New York
Supreme Court
Knapp
Stephen Callaghan
Brooklyn
Clara Blanche Knapp
Middlebury
Justice Callaghan
Mexican nun Concepcion retracts in Obregon Calles assassination probe
In Mexico City a tangle of retractions emerges as Eulogio Gonzales and Maria Elena Manzano recant prior claims that Mother Concepcion supplied poison and aided the plot to assassinate President Calles and Gen. Obregon. The process follows a traditional Careada proceeding with the nun and accused facing each other as statements shift.
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Mexico City
Alvaro Obregon
Concepcion
Mother Concepcion
Calles
Gen. Obregon
Eulogio Gonzales
Senorita Maria Elena Manzano
Nuw
Nieto
Senorita Manzano
Jorge Gallardo Pavon
Gonzales
Hubby's Club Sued by Wife in Supreme Court Fight
Mrs. Gladys Anderson of McGill Nevada sues the McGill Club claiming the club caused her worry humiliation sickness and mental pain by diverting her husband from family income through poker. The suit seeks damages and a ruling that the club is a public nuisance liable for a wife’s damages.
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Washington
Supreme Court
McGill
White Pine County
Nev
Gladys Anderson
McGill Club
Anderson
La Follette Leads Wisconsin Primary. Green Favored in Michigan
Early returns show La Follette leading his opponent by about two to one for the Wisconsin Republican nomination for United States Senator while Governor Zimmerman trails. Meantime in Michigan Gov. Green holds an edge in state party affairs as results from Wisconsin also spotlight Kohler and Beck in the governor race and Mead challenging La Follette for Senate.
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la Follette
Wisconsin
Gov. Green
Michigan
Milwaukee
Walter J. Kohler
Joseph D. Beck
Fred R. Zimmerman
Robert M. la Follette
George W. Mead
Wisconsin Rapids
Beck
Kohler
Zimmerman
Mead
Green widens lead in Michigan GOP renomination bid
Gov. Fred W. Green leads in the Michigan primary as incomplete counts from over half the counties show Green with 91 049 votes and George W. Welsh at 36 437. William A. Comstock runs unopposed for the Democratic nomination.
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Detroit
Fred W. Green
George W. Welsh
Green
Welsh
William A. Comstock
Robbers kill Chicago detective during cigar store loot
Chicago police report three robbers surprised a cigar store raid today and shot Detective Leonard Jagla to death. Jagla’s squad later captured a man they identify as one of the assailants.
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Chicago
Leonard Jagla
Jagla
Ohio College Loss Triggers $65,000 memorial fund decision
Oxford College for Women in Oxford will close permanently and merge with Western College. The Ohio Chapter of the D A R donated 65 000 for a dormitory in memory of Caroline Scott Harrison, but the money will revert to the National D A R fund. The Central District conference seeks guidance from the National Council. The memorial may be placed in Washington where the national HQ is under construction. Oxford reports a long standing deficit of about 50 000 with last year’s enrollment at 130.
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Columbus
Oxford College For Women
Oxford
Western College
Ohio
Caroline Scott Harrison
Central District Conference
D. A.R
National Council
Damon May Hang for Pythias
Del Rio youth John Crosby Jr faces murder charges in Villa Acuna after a cafe fight that killed San Antonio businessman John Kastner. Crosby offered himself as a hostage to save friend Tom Whitehead. Kastner's body was returned to Texas for burial as Mexico processes the case.
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Friend
Texas
New York World News Service
San Antonio
John Crosby, Jr
del Rio
Crosby
Villa Acuna
Tex
John C. Kastner
Tom Whitehead
Delrio
Whitehead
Murdher
Piedras Negras
White
Head
Kastner
John Crosby
Damon
Rio Grande
Mexico
Here
Seven Die As Idaho Mail Plane Crashes On Landing
Costa Rica dispatch reports Pi-Co Roberto Fierro, a Mexican aviator, deliberately sacrificed his Baja California to avert harm to onlookers as the craft overturned during landing, killing seven aboard. The dramatic incident occurred as the plane descended to greet crowds.
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Idaho
Landing
Costa Rica
San
Jqse
Pi—Co
Roberto Fierro
Baja California
Pilots ready for dawn start in coast-to-coast air derby
Roosevelt Field hosts 38 Class A entrants for the national air derby to Los Angeles with takeoff at 5 30 am weather permitting. Two entries withdraw from Roosevelts roster while one stock model disqualification and last minute weather checks shape the opening stage.
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New York World News Service
Roosevelt Ima
N. YF
Los Angeles
Roosevelt Field
United States Weather Bureau
Mitchel Field Observatories
Lantic Flyer
Sperry
Chamberlin
Joseph Nowiiski
Detroit
Schenectady
N. Y
Tex Rankin
French Airmic Make FiAt Up In Atlantic Hop
French aviators Jean Assolant and Rene Lefevre known as the "Sergeants" landed at Casablanca en route to the United States and plan a Dakar stop before the Atlantic hop to New York. Backer Armand Lotti hid at Le Pourget Field as the Yellow Canary completes a Paris Casablanca flight in under ten hours.
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New York
Paris
Armand Lotti
le Pourget
Casablanca
St. Louis
Dakar
Assolant
Levine Sails Bert Acosta Held Back In Cherbourg
Charles A. Levine returned to Paris and sailed for home leaving Bert Acosta and two Dutch test pilots detained by French gendarmes at Querqueville for missing log books and passports. The Queen of the Air was also held for surveillance while Levine secured his passport and boarded the liner before 10:30.
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Cherbourg
France
Charles A. Levine
Bert Acosta
Paris
Querqueville
Acosta
Levine
Local Man Dies After Drinking Poison in Elmwood Place
J. R. White, 53, of 200 Highland Avenue, Elmwood Place, died within minutes after consuming poison at his home. Dr Veron Astler arrived too late. White had recently been estranged from his wife who had agreed to reconcile before the fatal act.
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J. R. White
Highland Avenue
Elmwood Place
Veron Astler
White
Elmwood
Army Captain Leaves Ft. Thomas for San Francisco Rites
Capt. Arthur McChrystal of Ft. Thomas, director of athletics and boxing matchmaker, flies to San Francisco to attend the funeral of his 8 year old son John who died after an appendicitis operation. He departs after receiving word Monday night and will travel via Chicago Omaha Salt Lake City to reach the West Coast.
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Ft. Thomas
San Francisco
Son
John
Arthur McChrystal
McChrystal
Lunken
West Coast
John ~Paul Riddle
Embry- Riddle Company
Chicago
Omaha
Salt Lake City
William H. Waldron
Capt
Ft. Thomas Post
Col. Waldron
Capt. McChrystal
Leland Stanford University
Palo Alto
Cal
United States Army
China
Clyde man admits railroad express car robbery
George J. Mears of Clyde Ohio admitted robbing a Toledo bound New York Central express car between Adrian and Blissfield Michigan on June 22. He previously claimed an unsuccessful attempt to hold up Conductor Buck near Cleveland. He also said he robbed express agent A B Carruthers of cash and securities over 3000 dollars and jumped from the moving train near Blissfield. Detectives took him from a New York Central train Sunday morning.
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Toledo
George J. Mears
Clyde
New York Central
Adrian
Blissfield
Mich
Emmet Cairli
Mears
Buck
Cleveland
A. B. Carruthers
O. L. Buck
Chicago
Ecuador Rebel Chief and Followers Killed in Battle
Government authorities report Juan Enrique Velasco and three followers killed after revolutionaries about 160 strong raided Bolivar and Los Rios provinces seizing horses ammunition and haciendas. Federal troops pursued and routed the insurgents as they fled into the mountains.
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Ecuador
Guayaquil
Juan Enrique Velasco
Bolivar
Los Rios
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Sofia
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Desperado
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Harry D. Silver
Thad Brown
Cam
Mfg. FE. Anapp
Jatl
Obregon
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Goy
Ohio College
Oxford School For Women
Pythias
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Fierro
Panama
Airmic
FIAT
Atlantic
S. America
Gotham
New
Pire
Airway Concern
Ogden
Utah
Chamber of
Pocatello
Lawrence Schaper
Car
Ramona
Ogden Chamber of Commerce
Great Falls
Mont
Paul Wheatley
W. A. McLean
Liberty Magazine
McLean
Winnipeg
Manitoba
National Parks Airways, Inc
Gross Falls
Aadition
Piior
Salt Lake-Great Falls
Schaper Boy
National Parks Airways Company
Wheatley
Timmerman
Ogden Standard Examiner
Bert
Queen of Air
Pullman
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