Wreck Causes Major Collision on Cincinnati and Dayton Pike
A bus collision with a gravel truck three miles south of Lebanon injured seven people, two fatally probable. Victims include Albert Noelcke and Allen Wise of Dayton, Marion Deane, Coleman Mercer, Lawrence Bihn of Cincinnati. The crash blocked traffic for hours as two north and southbound buses attempted to pass the gravel truck driven by Howard Good of Lebanon.
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Cincinnati
Dayton
Lebanon
Blair Hospital
Albert Noelcke
Allen Wise
Marion Deane
O. Coleman Mercer
Laurel Street
Lawrence Bihn
Hou
Three Die As Gates Not Down At Crossing
Painesville Ohio September 26 City Manager Wyman opens probe into St. Clair street grade crossing crash that killed three Cleveland residents. Watchman A W Barnes on duty again this morning as coroner schedules hearing for Monday. Victims named Mary Crooks 19 Frank Schiller 22 Floyd Stevens 21 Gwendolyn Dodd 19 East Cleveland. Car carrying four people lunching nearby was struck by a fast mail train headed east while crossing.
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Painesville, CO
Wyman
St. Clair Street
Cleveland
A. W. Barnes
Fairport
Wyman Sai
Houck
Mary Crooks
Frank Schiller
Floyd Stevens
Gwendolyn Dodd
East Cleveland
One Killed, Another Hurt as Interurban Hits Automobile
COLUMBUS September 26 William Haag 19 was killed and Lloyd Delong 18 his companion injured when their automobile was struck by a Grove City interurban car at a grade crossing on the Harrisburg pike near here. Both youths live on farms nearby. Delong who was driving said he did not see the interurban until on the tracks. Haag was thrown from the car and run over.
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Columbus
William Haag
Lloyd Delong
Grove City
Earthquakes Felt in Limoges France News Describes Shocks
Two sharp earthquake shocks were felt in Limoges and surrounding areas this morning, the second lasting ten seconds. The Associated Press reports tremors were observed in several nearby locations.
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France
The
Associated Press
Limoges
Two Earthquake Shocks Felt in Clermont Ferrand
Two violent earthquake shocks were felt in Clermont-Ferrand at about 6 o'clock this morning. No important damage has been reported.
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Associated Press
Clermont-Ferrand
France
Rooms For Rent In The Commercial Tribune Classifieds
Attractive rooms ready to walk into in a prime location priced to suit your demands. See The Commercial Tribune Classified Columns for an excellent selection of rooms for rent.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Rockefeller Kin Tie. Isabel Rockefeller Weds Frederick Lincoln Jr
In Greenwich at Christ Church Miss Isabel Rockefeller, granddaughter of Percy A. Rockefeller and grand niece of John D. Rockefeller, married Frederick W. Lincoln Jr. of New York. John D. Rockefeller and John D. Rockefeller Jr. attended. 4000 guests traveled with special train cars. reception held at the Rockefeller estate in Greenwich. Lincoln, a Princeton graduate, works in New York. The couple plans a Buenos Aires honeymoon and residence in New York.
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Isabel Rockefeller
New York
Greenwich, Conn
Percy A. Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Frederick W. Lincoln, Jr
Christ Church
Rockefeller Estate
Greenwich
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Mr. Lincoln
Princeton
R Feller
Fifth Avenue, Hospital
Lumbia University
Buenos Aires
New, York
Six drown as schooner sinks off Lingan coast
North Sydney Nova Scotia Sept 26 Captain Joseph Vatcher of the 65 ton schooner Inez G. of Burgeo Newfoundland and five seamen were drowned when the vessel capsized about three miles off Lingan while seeking shelter. Two survive Kenneth Bragg of Burgeo and George Bungay of North Sydney who reached shore in a dory. Others lost were Robert Strickland Ward Harris John Hiscock R Strickland and James Wheeler.
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Associated Press
North Sydney
Joseph Vatcher
Inez G
Burgeo
Newfoundland
Lingan
Kenneth Bragg
George Bungay
Bungay
Vatcher
Robert Strickland
Ward ‘Harris
John Hiscock
R. Strickland
Bourgeo
James Wheeler
Parole Report Signals Shakeup in Cincinnati Beer Case
Federal authorities indicate a parole wave may curb higher ups tied to beer distributors as at least sixteen Cincinnati police and detectives and six village agents could be released from Atlanta Penitentiary after April sentences. The list includes eight flying squad members told to “lay off of beer” and several district officers, with names and addresses readied for parole.
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Cincinnati
Atlanta
Police
Law
Washington
Robert Kinney
State Avenue
John H. Heidenreich
Prentice Avenue
Daniel Donovan
Glenway Avenue
Charles A. Gothke
Hamilton Avenue
Flying Squad
Peter Schaedle
Gage Street
Alfred H. Weise
Witler Avenue
Clifford Harding
Birch Avenue
George Sand
Vine Street
Adrian Liereveld
Westwood Avenue
Arthur Gambs
Kling Avenue
Edward Brose
Green Street
Ralph Guett Mein
Shaffer Avenue
Albert H. Weiss
Colerain Avenue
Fred Grindmeier
Howard A. Hartley
Meier Avenue
Michael Ohmer
Cook Street
Edward P
Mitchell
Rosemont Avenue
North Bend
Newtown
George Frank
Charles Hutchinson
Silverton
Love
Wife of Rum-Runner Helps Crack New York Ring
The Brooklyn Eagle reports that Annie L Fuhrmann wife of rum runner captain Hans Fuhrmann exposed a vast bootleg network by demanding a share of her husband’s wages and aiding investigators. Her tips led to Times Square raids and aided federal prosecutions inclining Mrs Mabel Willebrandt. Detectives tied Bram murder to a stool pigeon theory as authorities raided Knickerbocker and Longacre HQs. Rappaport jailed in 3000 bail after car theft links surfaced.
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New York
The
Brooklyn Eagle
Eagle
Times Square
Mabel Willebrandt
United States Attorney General
Washington
Annie L. Fuhrmann
Hans Fuhrmann
Greenport
L. L
Fuhrmann
Longacre
Willebrandt
Bram
Ry Mae
Rappaport
Waxie
Gordon
United States
Cotter
John Policheck
Policheck
Buckner
Isaac Phillips
Albert Phillips
Arthur Kraus
Kraus
American shocked as he reads death tale at sea
Athens Sept 26 Richard Halliburton of Memphis Tennessee a Princeton graduate was astonished by reports from America that he had drowned while attempting the legendary swim from the Asiatic shore of the Hellespont to the European side He had made a prior unsuccessful try last month to emulate Leander of Abydos visiting his lady love
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Athens
Richard Halliburton
Memphis
Tenn
Princeton
America
Leander
Abydos
Hellespont
Sestos
Halliburton
Derailed Dixie Flyer injures several near Griffin Georgia
A Dixie Flyer train from Chicago to Jacksonville derailed at Orchard Hill five miles south of Griffin, injuring several passengers. Seven Pullman cars overturned and 650 feet of track torn up. Engineer Kid Gregory and fireman Lucius Glover among the injured, with Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Ford of Chicago in Griffin Hospital.
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Macon
Chicago
Jacksonville
Orchard Hill
Griffin
Central of Georgia Railroad
Central of Georgia
Kid Gregory
Lucius Glover
E. H. Ford
Griffin Hospital
Howard Rescued From Brigands Near Sungari River
Mrs. Harvey J. Howard learns her husband Dr. Howard an eye specialist at Peking Union Medical College was rescued by Manchurian troops near Hwachuan Manchuria after nine weeks in bandit captivity. He left for Harbin by Sungari River boat with seven Chinese captives. He is emaciated but well aside from that and praised Holungkiang forces for pursuing the bandits.
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Associated Press
Peking
Harvey J. Howard
Peking Union Medical College
Sungari River
Harbin
Howard
Holungkiang
Eye specialist Dr Howard captured by brigands in Manchuria
Dr Howard, an eye disease specialist, was seized by Chinese brigands at Morgan Palmer's ranch on the Sungari River in Manchuria. Palmer was killed. Palmer's mother, Dr Howard's son, and Harold Baldwin with his wife and child escaped. Dr Howard hails from Churchville New York and trained at the University of Michigan.
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Dr. Howard
Morgan Palmer
Sungari River
Manchuria
Mr. Palmer
Harold Baldwin
Derby
Two Die In Oklahoma Plane Crash Near Broken Arrow
A. Okla. Sept. 26 Carl C. Magee Jr son of Carl C. Magee of Albuquerque and Noble Oil official was killed in a crash near Broken Arrow. Dick Phillips Tulsa aviator and proprietor of the Phillips Bowman Air Co. was killed in the same crash.
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A. Okla
Carl C. Magee, Jr
Carl C. Magee
Albuquerque
N. M
Noble Oil and Gas Company
Broken Arrow
Dick Phillips
Tulsa
Phillips-Bowman Air Coe
Friend of Widow Held in Poisoning of Mate
Monroe Michigan September 26 Billy Himeweski 28 described as a friend of Mrs Victoria Gorski in jail here charged with murdering her second husband by feeding him poison in small doses arrested as sheriff Kinsey and officers searched the Gorski farm finding five pounds of deadly poison Himeweski had appeared at the home weeks before the husband died and again after burial taking charge of the seventy acre farm Kinsey plans to go to Detroit Monday to investigate Mrs Gorski first pageants in the estate business there involved with his death.
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Monroe, Mich
Billy Himeweski
Victoria Gorski
Kinsey
Gorski
Here
Himeweski
Sheriff Kinsey
Detroit
Fate of S-51 crew remains unknown after first rescue failed
Washington Sept 26 naval officials weigh cause and responsibility for the S-51 sinking off Block Island. Secretary Wilbur says not criticizing without data while a board of inquiry will probe the disaster. Officers believe the submarine may have had the right of way under sea laws and that the City of Rome may have left too soon. The Navy hopes most aboard survive. a diver reports no interior contact yet.
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Washington
Block Island
Navy Department
Wilbur
Rome
Coolidge
White House
President Coolidge
Honolulu
Navy
Delaware Capes
Six in Engine Room of S-51 Have Outside Chance to Live
Cheslea Mass Sept 26 Thirty three missing crew of Submarine S-51 sunk off Block Island after collision with City of Rome. Three survivors in naval hospital say six men in engine room had an outside chance if batteries and air pressure held. Names of the six and details of rescue and injuries follow.
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Associated Press
Cheslea
Mass
Block Island
Rome
Naval Hospital
Alfred Geir
New Bedford
Dewey Kile
Peoria
Michael S. Lira
St. Louis
Lira
Dobson
Geir
Allan Earle
Glouces
Salvage Craft Heads to Submarine S 51 Rescue Scene
The salvage ship Resolute with divers left New York for Block Island to raise the sunken submarine S 51. Navy orders from Washington followed a request by Rear Admiral De Stener to attempt fast recovery, aided by new diving gear and a powerful underwater light.
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Associated Press
New York
Resolute
Block ,Island
Washington
Merritt Chapman ,& Scott Company
de Stelener
Boston Naval District
Honolulu Bay
Lakeland
Lake Wightgan
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Camden
Navy
Falcon
Submarine inventor Simon Lake questions S-51 submerged crash
Bridgeport report quotes Simon Lake, inventor of the evew keel type submarine and builder of the Lake Submarine Boat Company, expressing astonishment that the S-51 was submerged at night and noting advanced sound-detecting devices designed to warn of approaching ships. He recalls prior S-51 tests and references the S-48 disaster, while naming crew members and the location near Block Island where the S-51 sank, with details on depth and boat length.
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Simon Lake
New York World News Service
Bridgeport
Conn
The
Lake Submarine Boat Company
New London
Block Island
Lake
Long Island Sound
Dartee Tae Hee
Peter Ne
Killed and wounded in roadhouse battle in St Louis
Manuel Bieber 27 an alleged gangster was killed and two companions wounded when three unidentified men opened fire at Melbourne Inn a roadhouse in St Louis last night. Ten to fifteen shots fired Bieber recently served a four year burglary sentence. Hugh Callahan 29 recently released from Illinois prison for burglary was seriously wounded. Tony Selvaggi 21 shot in both thighs and had multiple prior arrests.
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ST. Louis
Manuel Bieber
Melbourne Inn
Bieber
Hugh Callahan
Illinois
Tony Selvaggi
Youngstown Man Sentenced for Counterfeit Pills
John Hollis, 27, of Youngstown, was sentenced to four years and six months in Atlanta Federal Prison after pleading guilty to passing counterfeit ten dollar pills.
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The
Associated Press
Cleveland
John Hollis
Youngstown
Atlanta
Jones
Submarine S-51 Sunk After Collision Near Block Island
Boston dispatch reports the S-51 sank after striking City of Rome fourteen miles east of Block Island. All 33 crewmen remained missing as divers failed to establish contact while salvage ships and four submarines gathered. Survivors aboard City of Rome described a sudden crash and two days to raise the sub if possible.
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Navy
City of
Rome
Alfred Geier
New Bedford
Michael
Lira
St. Louis
Dewey Kiley
Peoria
Miss
Chelsea Hospital
Ewport
Naval Station
Triton
Crilley
Naval
Coast Guard
U. S
Camden
John H. Diehl
QO. K
Diehl
Block Island
City of Rome
Charlestown
New London
Conn
Rodney H. Dobson
Savannah
Boston
C. §. Hawkins
Putnam
Newport
Falcon
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Chewink
Vincent Astor
Merritt- Chapman
Bostop
Naval Hospital
Chelsea
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John D
Grand Niege
EW. Lingoln, JR
North Atlantic
Albuquerque, N. M
Flyer
Kile
Ter
Frank N. Mims
Augusta
Charles C. Thomas
el Paso
Tex
Paul D. Berk
Shoemakersville
Rudy Firm
Rudy Klein
Montana
Franklin P. James
Stratford
James
Mr. Lake
James M. Schofield
Walter Redgern
Ridgeport
Schofield
R. I
Tirrell John Cousens
Sandy Hook
Hull
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