Auto wrecks claim two in Cincinnati area fatalities
In Hamilton County Ohio a pedestrian Miss Mary Donovan 73 dies after being struck on Gilbert avenue McMillan street by a car driven by Angelo Masserella 26. Masserella charged with manslaughter. A second fatal crash in Newport Kentucky involves Fortner 76 who dies after a taxicab and a truck collision. Driver Bert Hart and truck driverGeorge Reed injured.
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Speers Hospital
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White Cleaning and Dyeing Company
Washington Avenue
George Reed
Hamlet Street
Reed
Monmouth Street
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Daugherty Miller Trial opens as jurors sworn in
The Daugherty Miller conspiracy trial begins with Judge Mack selecting and swearing twelve jurors after five hours of testimony from potential witnesses. Prosecutors plan to call many witnesses as the case moves forward.
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Thomas W. Miller
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Howard Tigher
James E. Teale
Loren S. Wells
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Wall Street
Max D. Steur
New York
Delaware
Talesmen
William Rand
Richard Merton
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Thiat
Art Buckner
Evience
Spain Quits League Of Nations Cabinet Decision
Spain announces resignation from the League of Nations after a Madrid cabinet council presided by King Alfonso with a note to Geneva criticizing the league’s handling of Spain's prestige. Germany expected to join the league as a permanent council member and a Balkan pact may follow as Bulgaria refugee settlements are financed.
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League Assembly
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M. Vandervelde
Belgium
Assembly of League elects key officers and committee chair
Geneva reports the assembly of the league elects vice presidents Chamberlain Briand Ishii Scialoja Baron Lehman of Liberia and Gileroa of Guatemala. Motta of Switzerland named chairman of the first committee on treaty arbitration pacific settlement of disputes security and armament reduction.
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Scialoja
Baron Lehman
Liberia
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Guatemala
Motta
Switzerland
Buried 48 Victims In Irish Theater Fire Grave
In Drumlougher County Limerick forty eight victims of Sundays theater fire were buried in a common grave. Thirty two charred remains identified or not identified. Coroners inquest recounts a crowded flimsy building with no proper exit and a candle near inflammable film igniting a disastrous blaze.
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County Limerick
Ireland
Nancy Hoyt’s shattered engagement upended wedding eve
Nancy Hoyt calls off her planned marriage to a British naval officer on the eve of the ceremony. The announcement ends a long engagement as details of the split emerge.
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Nancy Hoyt Weds British Husband in London
Washington reports Miss Nancy Hoyt a Washington society girl author of a novel Roundabout has married Gerald Wynne in a London ceremony. The cable from London announced the union to Mrs Anne McMichael Hoyt. Hoyt previously canceled an engagement to a British naval lieutenant as guests arrived.
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M Hoyt
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Horace Wylie
Henry Martyn Hoyt
Deposed wife seizes Wright love cottage in Wisconsin
Mrs. Miriam Noel Wright, deposed wife of Frank Lloyd Wright, seized his Wisconsin bungalow with an injunction and occupied the estate amid foreclosure actions. Authorities search for Wright and Mme Olga Milanoff, while Hinzenberg seeks custody of his daughter Svetlana and to block Olga from fleeing the country. Wright says he plans to go abroad to work, possibly to Japan.
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Wisconsin
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Japan
Miss Hoyt Voted Prettiest at Ponce de Leon Celebration
Miss Hoyt Jriece of Vice President Dawes was named prettiest lady in waiting to the Queen at the Ponce de Leon celebration in St. Augustine Florida last April. The accompanying photo shows her in the costume worn for the event.
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Flyers Missing Since Sunday At Philadelphia Flight
Pittsburgh dispatch reports a missing air duo from Bridgeville after a Sunday morning takeoff for Philadelphia. Pilot E. W. Cleveland and passenger H. J. Davis are uncontacted while Merle Maltrup has landed safely in Philadelphia.
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Carnegie
Cleveland
Merle Maltrup
Ver Falls
Air races scrubbed due to swampy Philadelphia field
Philadelphia on September 7 reported the day’s air races canceled because the field was waterlogged from heavy rain. John L. Laass, a former army flyer who began in Dayton, arrived today as the first of several overdue pilots expected this week.
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John L. Laass
Dayton
Uniontown
Ambush Slaying Near Raymondville Totals Five Mexicans Dead
Five Mexicans were killed and several wounded when a group of about twenty five ambushers attacked five officers who were holding four Mexicans suspected in Sunday’s killings. The four prisoners and the father of one, Thomas Munoz, died in the exchange. The officers were unharmed. The attackers fled after heavy brush fire drove them off. Bloodstains indicated multiple casualties among the ambushers.
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Thomas Munoz
Coolidge Considers Mexican Land Oil Laws Views at White Pine Camp
President Coolidge receives John G. Sargent and James R. Sheffield at White Pine Camp. The ambassador reports on Mexican land and oil laws affecting American interests amid the Calles Catholic church dispute. U.S. policy remains protective of citizens and property with a hands off stance unless harmed.
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Severe Storms Cause Three Deaths in Ohio
Severe storms in Ohio cause three deaths. Charles Fleck 26 and Edward Kimmletkim drown in the Sandusky River near Tiffin after their motor boat stalls and is carried over a dam. Vincent Fleck drowns rescuing. Mrs Sarah McDevill dies in Shawnee as her home is struck by lightning and burns. Shawnee area floods.
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Charles Fleck
Edward Kimmletkim
Sandusky
Tiffin
Vincent Fleck
Charles
Sarah McDevill
Shawnee
Rancher held in death of partner in old mine
Norwalk, Sept 7. Word says Eric Edin of near Lander Wyoming was taken into custody last Friday in the death of George S Knapp of Chicago son of Mr and Mrs J R Knapp Norwalk. Knapp died July 18 by a fall into an abandoned mining shaft near Lander. Autopsy findings were sent to Wyoming. Knapp and Edith had been partners in a ranch enterprise near Lander.
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Lander
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George S. Knapp
Chicago
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Norwalk
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Knapp
Wyoming
New York Storm Wreaks Havoc Across Metro Area
A devastating storm in New York City and surrounding boroughs killed two and injured about thirty as subway landslides and dam breaks caused widespread damage. Staten Island bore the heaviest losses with up to 3 million dollars in damage and metro traffic remained paralyzed for hours.
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Hen Fruit Produces Duck-Headed Chicks at Greenwich Farm
Greenwich Conn Sept 7 John H Nilicky of Kirby Jane reports a brood hatched from hens eggs showing duck heads and beaks while bodies resemble chickens Twelve of fifteen eggs from Port Chester millionaire farmer John Lyon hatched and about half are the duck headed variety
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Greenwich
Tragic Ohio Couple Die After Jealousy Triggered Tragedy
James F. Abbott, 39, and wife Viola Abbott, 28, were killed at their Colerain avenue home after a quarrel over a letter from Abbott's divorced wife Maude. Police say Viola opened the letter, confronted James, who then shot her and killed himself. The incident occurred around 7 pm. both died at General Hospital.
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Abbott
General Hospital
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Maude Abbott
Shae
Tenn
Mary Abbott
Willie Abbott
Cincinnati
Lyman
Freddie
Maude
Moses Leads New Hampshire Primary Returns in Strong Showing
Early returns from 236 towns show Senator George H. Moses Republican leading with 28,562 votes to Bass 13,228 and Remick 814. Spaulding leads Winant in the gubernatorial race by 2,582 with 22,465 to 19,883. Murchie tops Noone 1,593 to 850 for the Democratic Senate nomination as fair weather and heavy campaigning yield a large primary turnout.
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Texas Republicans Confront Democrats at State Convention
In Dallas on September 7 the Texas Republican state convention congratulated President Calvin Coolidge on his administration. The gathering denounced the Democratic party as the brutal majority and vowed to wrest control to make Texas a two party state.
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Dallas
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Calvin Coolidge
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Urged to Name Real Murderers Tells Mazer of Plot
Cleveland, Sept. 7. Authorities investigate a letter mailed to Louis Mazer urging him to reveal the real murderers in the Don Meliett case. The card names two men and a Cleveland woman and hints at a former federal officer’s involvement, while Mazer remains jailed on a federal conspiracy charge.
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Stark County Grana
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Cleveland
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Editor Exiled From Nebraska In Libel Case
E L Huntley former editor of the Mediator must leave Nebraska within thirty days and may not return before 1931. He pleaded guilty to publishing libelous matter about Rev R R Brown of the Omaha Gospel Tabernacle. He earlier admitted libel against Walter W Head of the Omaha National Bank and was paroled. he must destroy his newspaper and its lists.
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Doctor Terms Penalty Murderous As Dry Law Violators Begin 40-Day Term on a Diet
TERAMAM Neb Sept 7 A Sentenced to serve the first and last thirty days of their sixty day jail terms on a water diet because they violated the prohibition laws Roy Carson 35 and Thomas Nelson 50 farmers arrived at the Burt County Jail tonight Carson weighs 123 pounds and Nelson 150 Each desire is a heavy eater and cannot stand the bread and water sentence recently affirmed by the state Supreme Court to which they appealed The case has drawn attention for its harshness with doctors noting risk to vital organs and arguing such punishment is dangerous while supporters say it will rid the county of liquor law violators
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Roy.Carson
Thomas Nelson
Burt County
Carson
Nelson
State Supreme Court
Senteshire
Nerite Smith Saia
Dentes Court
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Arton
Te Supreme Court
Hunt leads in Arizona gubernatorial primary
Gov G W P Hunt holds a strong start in the Arizona Democratic primary, tallying 3 659 to 1 739 for J J Cox and 1 644 for EB Ellingwood as 48 of 484 precincts report. Republican race shows Tom Maddock leading with 1 300 to E S Clark's 1 634.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
G. W. P. Hunt
Democratic Party
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EB. E. Ellingwood
J. J. Cox
Tom Maddock
E. S. Clark
Arizona Territory
Georgia Senate Race Focos on World Court Issue
In Georgia the Democratic primary centers on World Court adherence with Sen W F George facing Chief Justice R B Russell. Russell pushes the World Court as a central issue while George shuns it. Other races feature gubernatorial candidates Holder Carswell Hardman Wood and seven of twelve Congressmen up for renomination by county unit votes.
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R. B. Russell
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World Court
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George Carswell
State Senate
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J. O. Wood
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Charles R. Crisp
W. C. Wright
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Carl Vinson
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W. W. Larsen
House of Representatives
Two in Death By Own Action Pact Shock Kearney Youths
Pearl Waite 16 and Ernest Miller 18 were found dead near Lake Kearney after a note described a death by own action pact and a request to be buried in one grave. The socially prominent pair hinted at opposition to their planned marriage and asked for a double funeral service.
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Neb
Pearl Waite
Ernest Miller
Rame
Lake Kearney
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