Germany Aroused by Rumor of French Rhine Invasion
Coblenz Germany Sept 16 Despite denials apprehensions linger that French troops may replace evacuating British forces in Wiesbaden and suburbs. German officials warn a large French occupation there could disrupt Rhineland pacification. rumor persists though official positions unclear and Paris and London reports differ.
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Germany
Wiesbade
Baron Langworth von Simmern
Ministry
Rhineland
Baron von Simmern
Enoch
Wiesbaden
Herr Knoch
Guillaumat
London
Spa
Motive Sought in Girl Death at Eastwood
In Georgetown Ohio investigators probe Henry Neff a 63 year old cook after he admitted shooting Wanda Vandermen 16 at his Eastwood home. Relatives fail to claim the body as witnesses include Charles Hill Ralph Haag Ray Hill and Mrs Hill and Mrs Haag are freed on bond. Neff claims the girl was a step cousin and the shooting was accidental amid liquor found at the scene.
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Wanda Vanderment
Elmwood Place
Mt. Creb
Henry Neff
Charles E. Hill
Reading Road
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Ralph Haas
Principio Avenue
Hyde Park
Hyde Park Lumber Company
Ray Hill
Kings Mills
Charles Hill
Ralph Haag
Neff
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Mt. Crab
Norfolk & Western Railroad
War secretary not to convene Thwaites over Wiesbaden stand
Authoritative sources report there is no foundation to the claim that Secretary for War Shaw summoned Lieutenant General Sir William Thwaites to London for a conference regarding a French move on Wiesbaden. The British evacuation from Wiesbaden is set to begin at the end of September.
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London
Shaw
William Thwaites
Rhineland
Wiesbade
Wiesbaden
France denies troops replacing British in Rhineland
Paris reports quote the Quai d Orsay denying that French troops would take over British positions in the Rhineland as Britain exits. The denial says London stories stem from the Rhineland High Commission moving offices from Mayence to Wiesbaden, which would require only a small military presence.
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Paris
London
Rhineland
Qua d'Orsay
Big Problems Facing French High Command
Paris dispatch reports two key military questions confronting the French high command. The coming return of the army of the Rhine and the newly planned eastern frontier defense line dominate deliberations as plans continue on the second page.
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France
New York World News Service
Paris
Parted from family Joe Chovileck dies after drinking
In Racine Illinois or Wisconsin. Joe Chovileck left his wife and two children in Czecho Slovakia twenty two years ago and came to America. He promised to send money but drank and spent years in jail. He died of acute alcoholism after learning his wife and boys had inherited property and requested him home.
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Racine, Wis
Joe Chovileck
Czecho- Slovakia
America
Joe
Stanley J. Knicek
Cincinnatians’ motor vacation ends in Circleville wreck
Four Cincinnatians on a planned trip to Washington New York and Niagara Falls crashed in Circleville Ohio. Miss Alice Hoewischer 25 suffered a fractured leg her father Fred W Hoewischer 65 a fractured shoulder and Mr and Mrs Albert Witte escaped with minor injuries. Both cars damaged the brick house and fence. The party remained in Circleville several days. Mr Witte is treasurer of Hill Griffith Company 1262 State Avenue.
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Niagara Falls
Circleville
Leonard Barthelmas
Alice Hoewischer
Fred W. Hoewischer
Fairba Avenue
Hoewischer
Price Hill
Witte
Pope cautions Catholic youth to trust despite spy rumors
Pope Pius addressing 300 Catholic Action monitors in Rome warns against distrust amid reports Catholic youths are watched by government scouts. He urges monitors to support the Holy See Italy pact and notes Osservatore Romana editorial coverage of the audience. The Vatican paper calls the youth cry never a global vow.
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Catholic Organization For the Young
Holy See
Osservatore Romana
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South Africa
United States
Osservatore
Giornale D'Italia
Waggoner Indicted for mail fraud linked to half million credit
Federal grand jury charges Charles D. Waggoner, president of the Bank of Telluride, with six counts of mail fraud in a scheme to obtain $500,000 in credit from six New York banks. Indictment says he and unnamed co-conspirators began planning around May 1 and sought large cash advances by maneuvering mail communications and mining deal claims.
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Bank of Telluride
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Wall of flame ten miles wide sweeps toward Estacada
Destructive fires across Oregon and Washington burn thousands of acres. A ten mile wide wall of flame neared Estacada before wind shift slowed its advance. At least five homes a hotel and two schools burned as 900 troops were asked to assist. Portland dispatches report La Barre Garfield and Ladee hit hard. One rancher Philip Rowe died in a separate Bell Mountain blaze. Military authorities ordered aid to Vancouver Barracks to help contain fires near Vancouver Washington.
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Garfield
Ladee
Fenton
Estacada
la Barre Inn
R. Thomas Cater
P. L. Anderson
Philip Rowe
Bell Mountain
Vancouver
Wash
Fred Dudley
Skye
John L. Hines
Ninth Corps
Hoover 3 Wall 70 GinginNot Postponed Gloom in Ohio Dedication
President Hoover will not visit Cincinnati on the 16th but may attend the dedication the following week. Plans for the Ohio River canal project celebration face postponement as naval disarmament talks with Ramsay MacDonald affect Hoover’s schedule. Ohio Valley Improvement Association officials call a noon meeting to adjust arrangements and aim to keep the dedication at Eden Park if possible.
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Pittsburgh
Cairo
Herbert Hoover
Cincinnati
George Ackerson
W. C. Culkins
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Affairs International
Hover
Eden Park
U.S. Great Britain Near Naval Tonnage Agreement
In New York and London reports, negotiators narrow a naval tonnage dispute ahead of a five power conference. Britain seeks fifteen eight‑inch and thirty‑five six‑inch cruisers totaling 339000 tons, while the United States wants twenty‑one eight‑inch and fifteen six‑inch cruisers totaling about 315000 tons. Differences center on cruiser counts and overall tonnage, with progress on other navies' ships acknowledged.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
United States
Britain
America
Washington
Hoover
Labor
Admiralty
Pantages Trial Enlivens California Courtroom
Surprising developments shaken the Pantages murder trial as prosecutors plan to call a new witness who claimed to act as an intermediary for defense witness John Conterno. Judge Hardy ordered a probe into pastor Robert Shuler's public remarks alleging a hung jury and other related accusations.
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Ander
Alexander Pantages
Juro Rokomoto
James P. Costello
John Conterno
Costello
Jack B. Yellin
Conterno
Yellin
Robert P
Bob) Shuler
Carlo S. Hardy
Hardy
Schuller
Cincinnati Weighs Unnecessary Noise Ordinance
City Law Committee weighs an ordinance to curb unwanted sounds including radios bells and street noise. Hearing considers defining unnecessary noise aiming for constitutional enforceability with penalties to be drafted by City Solicitor John D. Ellis as dealers and radio firms elide participation.
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Law Committee
City Council
W. Meredith Yeatman
Edward T. Dixon
Seasongood
Dixon
A.B. Davis
Observatory Road
Hyde Park Community Church
C. O. Rose
Thomas H. Darby
Davis
Radio Post
John D. Ellis
Chinese bankers forecast Sino Russian peace in days
Shanghai reports circumstantial evidence from Chinese financial circles that an agreement between Nanking and Moscow may be reached soon. News Service informants claim commercial ties between the two nations will be restored this week despite a protest by Foreign Minister Wang over the arrest of Chinese nationals in reprisal for Soviet arrests in China.
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Shanghai
Nanking
Moscow
Russia
C. T. Wang
China
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N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Nine Bodies Recovered From Andaste Wreck
Grand Haven Mich Sept 16 The body of Capt A L Anderson of Grand Haven commander of the freighter Andaste which sank in Lake Michigan last week was recovered late today two miles south of the Grand Haven pier. Discovery brings the total recovered to nine with six more bodies found along the lake shore today and two picked up Saturday.
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Andaste
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Poths
Robbery Trial of Mrs Rogers Nears End in Texas
In New Braunfels Texas on September 16 1926 the defense rested its case in the bank robbery trial of Rebecca Rogers a former University of Texas student charged with robbing Farmers National Bank of Buda of 1000. Expert psychiatrists testified to her insanity including Dr Livingston Anderson and Dr W A Smith with dementia praecox noted. Rebuttal testimony was set to begin after a short recess.
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Tex
Rebecca Rogers
University of Texas
Farmers National Bank
Buda
Livingston Anderson
Corpus Christi
Roger
Anderson
Rogers
Otis Rogers
Rites for Woman Victim of Strike Set for Today
Charlotte a mass funeral for Ella May Wiggins is planned by the International Labor Defense. Today’s court actions involve eight textile workers and Communists freed for lack of evidence. Liston M. Oak’s hearing on concealed weapons was postponed. Grier’s charge continued.
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Liston M. Oak
International Labor Defense
Gastonic
A. M. Grier
Oak
Mob violence feared for quintet in Mississippi car killing
Five men and youths detained in unannounced jails faced preliminary hearing for the automobile killing of Blanche Bloodworth a University of Mississippi co ed. She was pitched from a bridge embankment while Annie Lee Crawford was injured. The car was driven by a named suspect. others named were Doc Gray Van East Roy Britler and Lozo Parks. Officers reported liquor in the vehicle.
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Nine Five
Doc Gray
van East
Roy Britler
Lozo Parks
Oxford
La Follette Demands Senate Investigation
Senator La Follette from Wisconsin called for a Senate inquiry into the use of injunctions to stop the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America from organizing clothing workers in Philadelphia. The request was raised in Washington on September 16.
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Washington
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Philadelphia
Senate
la Follette
Rep
Wis
Rattlesnake bite shocks Toledo Zoo curator
Toledo Ohio September 16 Roger Conant curator was bitten in the arm while photographing a diamondback rattlesnake at the Toledo Zoo. He was removed to a hospital for treatment.
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Toledo
Roger Conant
Government Probes Death of Cincinnatian Near Washington Hospital
In Washington D C officials opened an inquiry into the death of Frank L McCord 48 of 2620 May Street Cincinnati whose body was found face down in woods behind St Elizabeth Hospital for the Insane The case presents no clear violence marks McCord an ex Navy man discharged as a first class seaman served aboard the North Dakota in 1910 and later entered the Cincinnati facility after a parole revocation tied to an attempted swim and related incidents
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Washington, D. C
Frank. L. McCord
May Street
Cincinnat
St. Elizabeth Hospital
McCord
United States Navy
North Dakota
Portsmouth
N.H
Cuba
Naval Hospital
Man Dies After Warning Train at Garfield Street Gates
In Gary Indiana on September 16 a driver named Michael Spak halted at downed Michigan Central tracks on Garfield Street. He honked twice, proceeded through the gates, and was killed when the approaching train struck his car.
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Garfield Street
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