British Communist Saklatvala Denied U S Entry
Secretary Kellogg revoked the passport visa for Shapurji Saklatvala a British Communist delegate slated for the inter parliaments union in Washington. He cited inflammatory speeches and declared foreigners should not preach anarchy in the United States. Senator Borah questioned the move saying free speech should not be more restricted here than in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shapurji Saklatvala
House of Commons
United States
Inter-Parliamentary Union
Kellogg
London
Saklatvala
State Department
Kellogge
Coolidge
White House
Burton
Ohio
Saklatvalaig
Borah
Great Britain
Secreary
Charles Morse Stricken Again in New York
Charles W. Morse former banker and shipping magnate suffered a second paralytic stroke at his New York home. Physicians report his condition critical. Morse was pardoned by President Taft in 1910 from Atlanta federal prison and once controlled banks ice companies and shipping firms.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
Morse
Taft
Atlanta
Bath
Engagement Leads to Quick Classified Ad Cancellations
In Cincinnati readers or advertisers cancel seven day engagements after results. The note highlights fast, convenient ad services for help employment room rentals and furniture sales offered by the Commercial Tribune Adtaker.
Cooking an Egg on Ice by Wireless Power Demonstration
At the Radio World's Fair in New York on September 16 a frying pan set on ice became red hot via wireless waves. The demonstration used a wireless lamp, and the inventor reportedly lit a bulb through a man's head, showcasing startling radio power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arrest 1a Made in Beer Inquiry on New Charge
Federal investigators push deeper into Cincinnati brewers distribution as William Diehl a Middletown saloonkeeper is arrested on an affidavit by William J. Calhoun. The inquiry targets saloonkeepers brewery officials and possible payoffs amid a Mohawk Brewery raid and ongoing prosecutions.
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Cincinnati
William Diehl
Main Street
Middletown
Diehl
United States Commissioner's Office
William J. Calhoun
Department of Justice
Calhoun
Deny Vice Lurks in Frat Houses
Edwin R. Wright of Chicago charged the University of Illinois with subsidized vice in an Illinois Federation of Taber convention address in Urbana. University officials including Dean Babcock Dean Clark and Dean Leonard pledged to consider a defense and address the alleged immorality at fraternity houses and taxed universities.
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Urbana
Ill
University of Illinois
Edwin R. Wright
Chicago
K. C. Babcock
Thomas A. Clark
Maria Leonard
Dean Babcock
Dean Clark
Wright
Hylan Signals Retirement and Third Ticket Push
Mayor John F. Hylan announced plans to return to private life delaying a final decision on a third political ticket. Hearst ally Hearst Journal hints at a Progressive party while Tammany Hall weighs minor roles for supporters as Copeland La Guardia and Ford shape the scene ahead of California decisions. Governor Smith plans upstate appearances as Walker gains attention in New York politics.
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New York World News Service
New York
John F. Hylan
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
Evening Journal
Hylan
Royal S. Copeland
Fiorello la Guardia
Supreme Court
John Ford
Progressive Party
la Follette
Tammany Hall
California
John H. McCooey
Senator Walker
McCooey
George W. Olvany
James J. Walker
Tammany
Kings County Executive Committee
Smith
Frank D. Waterman
Copeland
New York State
LaGuardia
Waterman
Hearstites
Walker
Albany
Upstate
La Follette Jr Leads Wisconsin Primary With 90k Vote Edge
Milwaukee dispatch reports Robert M. La Follette Jr won the Wisconsin Senate nomination by over 90 000 votes with a 30 000 plus statewide edge yet the final Republican opposition count remains uncertain for the September 29 vote. If all eligible challengers enter a multi party field would form eight contenders with five Republicans a Democrat one Socialist and one Socialist Labor on the ballot. Names listed include Roy P Wilcox Edward F Dithmar Daniel Woodward Arthur Barry William G Bruce John M Work and George Baum. Early returns from 2 602 of 2 691 precincts provided partial tallies and party designations.
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Milwaukee
Robert M. la Follette, Jr
Senate
Robert M. la Follette
la Follette
Roy P. Wilcox
Edward F. Dithmar
Daniel Woodward
Arthur Barry
William G. Bruce
John M. Work
George Baum
Sterday
Renee Ssa
Sendhestah Diatehag
Heiress Kohlsaat Consider Divorce Amid Social Spotlight
Mrs. Julia Shanley Kohlsaat of Cincinnati has employed counsel to seek divorce from Dietrich John Kohlsaat. While filings are not yet in court, friends confirm plans and discuss potential actions in local or Paris courts. The Kohlsaats married in January 1923 at the Plaza Hotel New York in a high society ceremony attended by prominent families.
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Dietrich J. Kohlsaat
Julia Shanley
New York
Cincinnati
Julia Shanley Kohlsaat
Vista Avenue
Dietrich John Kohlsaat
John E. Co. Kohlsaat
Santa Barbara
Cal
Kohlsaat
Clifford Buchman
Park Avenue
New York City
Julia Dolores Shanley
Plaza Hotel
Mgr
M. J. Lavelle
William M. Martin
McQuade
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Elmore D. Hotchkiss, Jr
Baltimore
Rfhatron
Pirates Win Odds Drive Wall Street Wager on Series
In New York on September 16, J B Friend & Company reported a $10,000 even money bet that the Pittsburgh Pirates would defeat the Washington Senators in the world series. The firm noted several other even money wagers on the Pirates and expected lively betting on the series.
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Pirates
New York World News Service
New York
Wall Street
J. 8
Friend & Company
Pittsburgh Pirates
Washington Senators
Seven Die As Bus Drops From Mountain Road
Seven persons were reported killed tonight when a bus went off a mountain road between Asheville and Burnsville about thirty miles from Asheville. A telephone message to the Asheville Citizen said seven were killed, but names were not provided.
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Asheville
N. C
Here
Burnsville
Asheville Ciizen
Bowles Endorses No Place for Eighteenth Amendment
Springfield Republican nominee Henry L. Bowles says the Eighteenth Amendment has no place in the constitution. He would favor Volstead act changes if they promote temperance and law, and his stance hinges on any proposed substitute. The comment follows a request from the Massachusetts Anti saloon League.
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New York World News Service
Springfield
Mass
Henry L. Bowles
George B. Churchill
Amherst
President Coolidge
William M. Forgrave
Massachusetts
Anti-saloon League
Bowles
Pacific Ocean
League
R. Bowles
Gillett
Raids Recover Shenandoah Loot From Northern West Virginia
In a series of raids by twenty DOJ agents and federal and state prohibition officers, four truckloads of Shenandoah wreckage were seized from private homes and businesses in Northern West Virginia and Eastern Ohio. Personal belongings of crew members and a captain's cap were among items recovered and placed in the Federal Building in Wheeling. No arrests were reported.
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Associated Press
Wheeling
W. Va
West Virginia
Ohio
Ava
Department of Justice
Zachary Lansdowne
Soloist Narrowly Escapes Car Crash in Cleveland
Mrs. Mary E. Black a 47 year old radio soloist had a narrow escape when her car overturned three times on a 100 foot hill then toppled 28 feet to a stone drive. A leg cut was her only injury.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Mary E. Black
Caillaux Sails to Settle French Debt with United States
Paris financed mission led by Caillaux sails from Havre aiming to renegotiate France US debt with full powers. Delegation seeks immediate debt recognition and 3 percent interest terms, hoping to secure large US bank loans to consolidate interior debt and pay US interest.
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Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Caillaux
Havre
America
Pire
France
Washington
United States
Treasury
Berenger, Dupuy
Dausset
Chapsal
Lamoureux Auriol
Bokarnowski
Pierre de Chambrun
Maurice Simon
Andre Moreau-Neret
Finance Ministry
Haguenin
London
Oil Discovery Reported in Arctic Alaska Region
Gerald Fitzgerald of the U S Geological Survey announced oil was found in the Arctic slope, with exploration covering the Colville and Nootak river valleys. He said the Point Barrow district holds oil and 7000 square miles were mapped, with the mission to locate oil extent rather than production feasibility.
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Seattle
Wash
Arctic
Alaska
Gerald Fitzgerald
United States Geological Survey
Colville
Nootak
Fitzgerald
Washington, D. C
Upper
Colville River
Naval Petroleum
Point Barrow
Washington
Chicago Beer Barons Face New Contempt Citation
Terry Druggan and Frankie Lake, prominent Chicago beer barons, face a new contempt citation and potential additional jail time as federal and grand jury probes into jail access and privileges escalate. Judge Wilkerson orders fresh hearings for Sept. 22, while Sheriff Hoffmann and jail officials confront questions of responsibility.
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Chicago
Lake
Druggan
Terry Druggan
Frankie Lake
Cook County
Peter M. Hoffman
James H. Wilkerson
Wilkerson
Hoffman
Youth Refuses Identity After Drinking Acid Found Near Ft Thomas
An unidentified 22 year old man was found on the roadside near the Water Works by Ft Thomas Chief of Police Cook after drinking acid from a bottle. He declined to reveal his name or home, stating he was born in Kentucky but living in Ohio. He was treated at Veterans Bureau Hospital Altamont then Speer Hospital Dayton before transfer to Newport Jail due to violent behavior. The youth, about 5 ft 7 in, 140 pounds, with brown hair and eyes, gave no clear motive beyond employment troubles and admitted scraping the bottle label off. Police note his identity remains unknown and local officials face further questions.
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Druggan
Lake
A.t
Wilkerson
John Elliott Byrne
United States District Attorney
Ft. Thomas
Corporation
Cook
Veterans’ Bureau
Altamont
Speer's Hospital
Dayton
Newport
Lem
Campbell County
Kentucky
Ohio
Humorist Sterrett Nominated Sheriff of Erie County
Erie County voters nominate humorist Thomas Garfield Sterrett for sheriff in a cross party move. Sterrett, 47, famed Erie Daily Times columnist and former Marine Corps publicity head, is unopposed in November. The vote follows a lively pre election parade and a career of public pranks and charity.
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New York World News Service
Erie
Erie County
Thomas Garfield Sterrett
Erie Daily Times
Unite States Marine Corps
Sterrett
New York
Marine Corps
Tom Sterrett
Eric
Atlantic City
Lowesville
United States
Tom
Newsie
Barnum
Boy acquitted in murder by acting on father's command
In Madisonville Kentucky on September 16 Harold Logs don fourteen of Ashyburg KY was acquitted at a county court preliminary hearing of murder after testifying his father asked him to kill and he shot at his heart.
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Associated Press
Madisonville
Harold Logsdon
Ashyburg
Edna Boswell Attacked on Way to Grocery Found in Creek
Edna Boswell daughter of a farmer was attacked while traveling to a grocery. She survived but was found in a creek bed and lived only two and a half hours afterward. Local authorities investigate the assault and search for suspects.
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Edna Boswell
Tragic attack ends Edna Boswell's life near Addyston
Edna Boswell, 14, was found fatally wounded and beaten in a creek bed near Addyston Ohio after being abducted from her home. A 41 year old Cincinnati man Sam Patterson was arrested nearby as a suspect in the brutal crime that shocked the western county.
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Addyston
Cincinnati
Edna Boswell
Donald Boswell
Heiser & Wise
Shady Lane Road
North Bend
Edna
Addyston School
Sere
Mr. Boswell
Marshal Henry Knapp
Addyson
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