New two seat auto to sell for two hundred dollars
New York World News Service reports final details of a fifty million dollar plan to manufacture a two seat baby automobile selling under 200 dollars. Inventor James W. Martin of Garden City LI backs the project with a Leeds dupont syndicate. The car weighs six hundred pounds, lacks a chassis, runs on a four cylinder air cooled engine, and ships in a packing case that becomes a garage door.
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New York World News Service
New York
Washington, D. C
James W. Martin
Martin Aeroplane Factory
Garden City
L. I
William B. Leeds
duPont
Bay Automobile
William Fayre
Prof. Martin
Howard
Europe
Washington
Austin
Ford
Martin
Peacox Shaves Mustache Ahead of Murder Trial
White Plains N Y September 15 Karl Francis Peacox, on trial for the murder of his wife Dorothy, prepared for the case before Judge Tompkins. In jail he remained calm and hopeful of acquittal, shaving his mustache, having his suit pressed, and fixing his teeth as defense counsel rails about alleged spurning and infidelity.
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New York World News Service
White Plains
N. Y
Kearl Francis Peacox
Dorothy
Supreme Court
Tompkins
Westchester County
Girl, 6, Hit by Auto Near Home
Evelyn Goebel six years old, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Goebel 2352 Kenton Street, is dying at General Hospital after being struck by Taft Goans of 2437 Concord Street. Goans says the child dashed into the car’s path and he rushed her to hospital.
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Evelyn Goebel
George Goebel
Kenton Street
General Hospital
Taft Goans
Concord Street
Old Ironsides Seeks Nation’s Aid For Restoration
The Constitution at Boston Navy Yard stands 68 percent rebuilt awaiting $200000 more to finish repair. Rear Admiral Philip Andrews heads the Save Old Ironsides Committee asking adults to contribute. checks should go to the Boston Navy Yard.
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United States
Boston Navy Yard
Philip Andrews
Save Old Ironsides Committee
Admiral Andrews
Blonde Bandit Alma Gives Birth to Son in County Infirmary
Alma Williams, 20, known as the Blonde Bandit, gave birth to a boy at the Kenton County Infirmary at 2 am yesterday. Doctor Theodore Salles oversaw the delivery. Williams named the child Sidney, with Carl Young, 27, named as the likely father. Grand jury plans to convene this morning to investigate charges against Williams and Young. The infant will be cared for in a hospital once the mother leaves the infirmary.
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Alma Williams
Kenton County Infirmary
Theodore Salles
Miss Williams
Tinsley Rogers
Sidney
Carl Young
Alma
Kenton County Air
Thursby Rogers
Cassie Mayer
Young
Leslie T. Applegate
Criminal Division
Circuit Court
Rough Lumber Jacks Toy With Lipsticks
A trained forester visits two West Coast logging camps and recalls striking contrasts. One camp offers cosmetics and fancy dining while talk focuses on golf, with a cook recently back from a vacation teaching iron play. The scene blends rough camp life with unexpected refined touches.
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New York World News Service
Washington
California
Thousand Island
Auto Crash Deaths and Injuries Reported in Norwood and Cleveland
Coroner to perform autopsy on Moritz Gutekunst 60 of Norwood after his car stalled and crashed into a tree on Buskin avenue. Anna Fennell 42 injured when a car driven by Sidney Fennell collided with a City Transit bus at Madison road and Gomein avenue. George Preston 2118 Eastern arrested for reckless driving after collision with Harry Heinberg 1114 Seton avenue. Cleveland traffic toll rises with four killed six injured and two previously dead, including Francisco Hernandez and Mary S Rose, amid warm holiday driving. Volek 35 Avon killed for running a red light in Lakewood. other injuries listed.
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Fred C. Swing
Moritz Gutekunst
Marion Avenue
Norwood
Gutekunst
Buskin Avenue
Patrick J. Kane
W. H. Ventress
Montgomery Road
Anna Fennell
Sidney Fennell
Spring Grove Avenue
City
Madison Road
Gomein Avenue
George Preston
Eastern Avenue
Harry Heinberg
Seton Avenue
Ninth and Freeman Avenue
Heinberg
Birthday party midnigh t ride ends in homicide
In Concord Staten Island a Saturday party for a policeman’s daughter ended with the death of Dorothy Dyer and Harold W. Cleary, 18, held on a homicide charge. Detectives say a third youth drove the car after Cleary lacked a license. The woman died at St Vincent’s Hospital after a skull fracture.
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New York World News Service
New York
Concord
Staten Island
Harold W. Cleary
Cleary
Dorothy Dyer
West Brighton
Frank Lunny
Miss Dyer
Hyland Boulevard
Parkinson Avenue
St. Vincent’s Hospital
One Man Flirts With Policeman's Wife and Pays a Price
Lowell McClee, who pursued Mrs. Lucille Collins as she walked with her husband Kenneth Collins, a Newport policeman, slapped her and was swiftly repaid when she delivered a powerful punch to his chin. He fell to the sidewalk as bystanders looked on.
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Lowell McClee
Lowell
Lucille Collins
West Third Street
Kenneth Collins
Newport
Mrs. Collins
Mr. McClee
American Jewish leaders denounce British in Palestine killings
At a New York Town Hall meeting held by the Zionist Organization of America, prominent American Jewish figures criticized Britain's handling of the Palestine mandate and denounced Acting High Commissioner Harry Luke as negligent. They urged a renewed British commitment to a Jewish national home and called for responsible officials to be replaced. The crowd cheered and sang Hatikvah after speeches.
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New York World News Service
New York
Great Britain
Town Hall
Zionist Organization of America
Palestine
Stephen S. Wise
Louis Lipsky
Zionist Organization
Felix M. Warburg
Palestine Movement
William M. Lewis
Philadelphia
United Palestine Appeal
Morris Rotherberg
Foreign Office
Britain
Mr. Lipsky
Harry C. Luke
Imke
Luke
Lipsky
Mr. Warburg
Boy, 6, Discovers Mother Strangled in Bronx Apartment
Charles Quintieri, six, found his mother Julia Quintieri, twenty four, murdered in their Bronx apartment. A butcher’s twine tied her throat while her son waited beside the body. Police, alerted by a neighbor, seek a storekeeper on East 104th Street amid prior complaints of harassment.
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New York World News Service
New York
Charles Quintieri
Tony di Giusto
Charles
Tony
Gambrelling Avenue
The
Bronx
Julia Quintieri
Motorcyclist Slightly Hurt in Covington Crash
Leonard Sowden of 24 Sterrett avenue Covington was slightly injured when his motorcycle skidded while turning at Fourth and Philadelphia streets and collided with a telephone pole yesterday in Covington.
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Leonard Sowden
Sterrett Avenue
Covington
Fourth
Philadelphia
Sowden
Ohio Official to Open Fifth Annual Radio Show in Cincinnati
Edward D. Schorr directing a ceremony at Music Hall today inaugurates the fifth annual radio show. Doors open at 1 PM, dedication at 3:30 PM broadcast on WKRC. Crystal Studio claims to be the largest temporary broadcasting hall at any radio show. Admission is 25 cents, with box-office tickets worth 10 cents.
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Edward D. Schorr
Bureau of Commerce
Gov. Cooper
Howard L. Chubb
Cincinnati
Music Hall
Schorr
Chubb
Michigan
WKRC
Crystal Studio
Cincinnati Girl Slain At Party Aged Man Held
Henry Neff aged 63 was jailed in Brown County on suspicion of killing Wanda Vanderment 16 at Neff home Eastwood near Cincinnati. Neff claimed the girl was accidentally shot while he examined a revolver during a party. Officers found six quarts of whisky and home brew at the scene.
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Georgetown
Henry Neff
Brown County
Wanda Vanderment
Cincinnati
Neff
Eastwood
John Neu
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Home Made Plane Crash Kills Two Youths in Fostoria
In Fostoria Ohio two youths died from injuries after a home built monoplane crashed near the Fostoria Airport. Melvic Hawkins aged 17 a high school senior and Michael Kimes 23 an apprentice bricklayer died from skull and internal injuries and other injuries respectively. Plane owner Harold Mickerson faced stress after the crash which occurred when the craft banked too steeply and struck a tree then fell into a corn field from about 150 feet.
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Fostoria
Melvic Hawkins
Fostoria High School
Michael Kimes
Kimes
Hawkins
Harold Mickerson
Graf Zeppelin pigeon dies after world flight return
The carrier pigeon from the Graf Zeppelin returned to Edingen in Cassell Prussia exhausted and died despite care. A ring on its left leg bore the inscription Graf Zeppelin identifying the messenger from the Pacific Ocean leg of the world flight.
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Cassell
Prussia
Edingen
Japan
Pacific Ocean
Graf Zeppelin
Seven Men Arrested In Death Of Woman In Labor Clash
In Gastonia North Carolina on September 15 seven men were jailed on manslaughter charges in connection with the death of Ella May Wiggins during a labor dispute. The inquest at the Gaston County Courthouse adjourned to next Saturday with witnesses testifying to a single bullet fatality.
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Gastonia
N. C
Ella May Wiggins
John G. Carpenter
Gaston County
F. T. Morrow
National Textile Workers’ Union
Theodore Sims
Lowery Davis
Troy Jones
Morrow
George Singerfelt
I. M. Sossoman
Loray Cotton
Will Lunsford
Loray
Wiggins
Hobart White
Wag goner Insanity Plea Considered in Bank Charge
Cheyenne Wyoming September 15 The Bank of Telluride California president C D Wag goner faces a federal charge over an alleged attempt to obtain 500 000 from six New York banks A defense angle discussed by Wag goner attorneys and relatives may be insanity Crump said an alienist examination could lead to an insanity plea Wag goner was moved from Newcastle to Laramie County Jail after capture and will await US attorney Waltons arrival before decisions.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
C. D. Waggoner
Bank of Telluride
Cal
New York
Associated Press
Cr. D. Crump
Waggoner
Crump
A. D. Walton
United States
Newcastle
Laramie County
Cambrian Casino
East
Middle West
Evacuation Talks Rise From Rhineland Dispatch
A Wiesbaden dispatch cites War Minister Shaw seeking an urgent conference with Prime Minister MacDonald on evacuation. British troops leave Rhine as French troops may move in stirring diplomatic complications, while the first homebound units arrive at Victoria Station to regroup at Catterick and Portland.
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London
The
Express
Wiesbaden
Germany
Thwaites
Rhineland
Shaw
MacDonald
Rhine
Victoria Station
Leicester
Koeningstein
Dorset
Bad Schwalbach
Catterick
Portland
Killer's Life Saved For Chair To Snuff
OSSINING New York September 16. Frank Plaia faced execution for the murder of Sorro Graziano and his wife when acute appendicitis forced surgeons to operate at Sing Sing. Three surgeons saved his life to await further appeals and possible punishment. Warden Thwee reported Plaia is in satisfactory but critical condition with a guard at his bedside.
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New York World News Service
Ossining
Frank Plaia
Sorro Graziano
Long Island
Plaia
Barmaid in pulpit at Banbury church sparks ambition
Miss Vanney Hancock Cashmore a 26 year old Marlborough Arms barmaid in Banbury England preached at the Banbury Unitarian Church during the minister's vacation. She called the experience most interesting and said it has long been her ambition to be a preacher.
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Banbury
England
Vanney Hancock Cashmore
Marlborough Arms
Banbury Cross
Banbury Unitarian Church
Party clashes loom over old tariff policy debate
Washington September 15. Senate set for clash over continuing the presidents power to readjust tariff rates after Tariff Commission investigation. Fordney McCumber act 1922 flexible clause fuels dispute on constitutional authority and executive powers. Debate to continue with many amendments as Smoot predicts action within two weeks and rate-change consideration by September 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tariff Commission
Senate
Smoot
Finance Committee
Liquor Haul Seized on Lake Erie Near Toledo
Coast Guards in Port Clinton seized a power boat carrying liquor valued at 19 000 dollars on Lake Erie near Toledo. Two men fled by jumping overboard. Boat and alcohol taken to Sandusky.
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Port Clinton
Coast Guards
Lake Erie
Toledo
Sandusky
Mormon Chapel Dedication Fulfills 98-Year Old Cincinnati Prophecy
Joseph Smith predicted a Mormon church would stand in Cincinnati, and a renovated Orchard Street chapel was dedicated. The $30,000 structure, once Fourth Presbyterian, featured a dedicatory address by Elder Orson F. Whitney, Ohio native and noted scholar, who expressed hope for better understanding of Mormonism in Ohio. Charles V. Anderson, Cincinnati Northern States Mission president, recalled a 15-year effort by local members to establish the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Smith
Mormon
Cincinnati
Horace W. Karr
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Orchard Street
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Orson F. Whitney
Nestern
Whitney
Ohio
Charles V. Anderson
Northern States Mission
Cincinnati Chapel
France rejects naval parity with Italy in smaller ships
Paris reports France will not accept parity with Italy for cruisers submarines and destroyers at the forthcoming five power naval talks. Paris fears Anglo American accord may pressure France Italy and Japan into a general disarmament settlement and insists on full freedom of action at the December conference.
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New York
World News Service
Paris
France
Italy
New York World News Service
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Geneva
Lord Cecil
Cecil
Death by own action case takes turn with arrest in chase
New developments in the death of Joseph Heintzelman a 65 year old confectioner believed to have killed himself Friday arose after detectives Merger Bartley and Grause arrested Charlie Wilson 24 of 216 East Thirteenth Street following a high speed pursuit through Cincinnati streets Wilson who had knowledge of Heintzelman.s death was taken to City Jail and held for investigation Heintzelman was found with a bullet wound and a revolver nearby Coroner Swing ruled death by own action after police initially doubted the verdict
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Joseph Heintzelman
Adolph Merger
John Bartley
Stanley Grause
Charlies Wilson
East Thirteenth Street
Cincinnati
Wilson
Court Street
Central Avenue
Harrison Avenue
Millcreek
Thirteenth Street
Heintzelman
Fred C. Swing
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