Miners Face Prolonged Enclosure After Mine Cave In
Rescue crews drill a 1.5 inch hole through 400 feet of debris to reach forty miners trapped deep in Oliver Mine near Ironwood Michigan. Officials expect two more days of digging with food tablets planned if survivors are found. Shift boss Tom Trewarth leads trapped team including Leonard Urm a Salvation Army worker known for Bible verses and singing.
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Ironwood
Mich
Oliver Mine
Aurora
Tom Trewarth
Trewarth
Leonard Urm
Salvation Army
Urm
Two Die as Boat Strikes Barge in Ohio River
Steubenville Ohio report says two men drown when a motorboat in speed trials hits a steel barge on the Ohio River. Abraham Wiesenthal Sr a 50 year old Steubenville businessman and Mrs. John Stroup 26 are dead. Charles Bickerstaff a taxi driver is unconscious after being dragged from the water. two others escaped. Wiesenthal's body not yet recovered.
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Steubenville
Ohio River
Abraham Wiesenthal
Steppenville
John Stroup
Wiesenthal
Charles Bickerstaff
Bombs damage deputy Eugenio Chiesa villa in Massa
In Florence on September 26 a bomb severely damaged the villa home of Eugenio Chiesa a deputy and opposition leader at Massa. Intruders forced entry while he was away and planted explosives set to detonate after they left the residence, with room after room searched.
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Florence
Italy
Eugenio Chiesa
Massa
Luisa Tetrazzini Plans Rome Bridegroom Younger by Twenty
The famed singer Mlle Luisa Tetrazzini aged 52 will wed a native of Rome who is twenty years her junior. The couple announced the engagement amid preparations for the ceremony.
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Blorence
Italy
Mmé Luisa Tetrazzini
Pietro Vernati
Rome
Tetrazzini
United States
Mme
Luisa Tetrazzini
Magician and Oil Official Held on Extortion Claims
Claude A. Conlin known as Alexander the man who knows and Christian C. Magenheimer head of two oil firms were released on $50,000 property bonds after federal warrants charged an extortion plot against G Allan Hancock Los Angeles millionaire The case centers on a June letter signed John and the Gang demanding 50000 in unmarked twenties and threatening Hancock and his daughter Rosemary with death The men had also claimed misconduct by government officers in a prior police report.
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Los Angeles
Claude A. Conlin
Alexander
Christian C. Magenheimer
G. Allan Hancock
Hancock
John
Ancock
Phillip Morgan
Rosemary Hancock
Conlin
Poisoned husband found guilty in Idaho murder case
Rupert Idaho September 26 A jury convicts Mary Crumroy mother of three of second degree murder for poisoning her husband Carl Crumroy with a fly killer. The Crumroys married July 25 1924 and Carl died October 1 1925. Exhumation followed an investigation with a possible life imprisonment maximum.
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Rupert
Idaho
Mary Crumroy
Crumroys
Carl Crumroy
Lions and big cats captured after city panic in France
In Valencia nnes France lions two tigers and two bears escaped from a circus causing a city wide scare. Three attendants were injured with one in critical condition. A lion entered a cafe saw patrons flee and four stayed. a tiger slept through capture after entering a butcher shop. another lion raided a hatter shop and was captured in his sleep.
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Hatter
Valenciennes
France
Classified Ads Sell Shoppers on The Commercial Tribune
The Classified page persuades readers as sales content, inviting regular calls. Local readers embrace the classified offers daily, using them to buy and sell and to connect with services. The tone reflects a bustling, trusted community marketplace.
Pastor warned against speaking at Pittsburgh vice protest
The Rev. Albert E. Day, pastor of Christ M E Church, who recently moved from Canton, was alerted by an anonymous caller not to address a citizens' protest meeting against vice. Day said the call threatened if he spoke at his church that night. He described the call as nothing and wanted no fuss.
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Pittsburgh
Albert E. Day
Christ Methodist Episcopal Church
Canton
Gloomy Dean predicts fall of British Empire near
The “Gloomy Dean” Dean Inge of St. Paul’s London forecasts the early passing of Britain as a world power in an Empire survey. He warns of anti social sectionalism, doubts in the international scene, and U S friendship as crucial to Britain’s fortunes amid potential European attacks and a lingering debt dispute with America.
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DEAN
New York
Great Britain
Dean Inge
St. Paul’s
London
United States
America
France
Pomerene Opposes Cancellation of Foreign Debts
Former Senator Atlee Pomerene, speaking in Cleveland on September 26, argues against canceling foreign debts owed to the United States. He favors extending repayment time and lower interest but warns against using debt cancellation to fund Europe’s military buildup. He recalls U.S. wartime lendings and asserts debt is a matter of honor and business funding, not a mortgage on Europe.
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Cleveland
Europe
Germany
Atlee Pomerene
United States
France
German Plans to Fund Dawes Reparations via Thoiry Accord
Berlin officials study a detailed program to implement Thoiry proposals with Stresemann aiming to pay Belgium about 30 million dollars for Eupen Malmedy and France 70 million for Sgar mines. They consider selling American railway bonds at low face value and guaranteeing interest and sinking fund in dollars. Aimed at fixing German indebtedness and using German surpluses or a liberation loan to cover Saar Mines and Eupen Malmedy redemptions.
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Berlin
Stresemann
Treasury
Ministry of Economics
Thoiry
Briand
France
Belgium
Eupen
Malmedy
America
Dawes
Bankers’ Commission
Dawes Transfer Committee
United States
Germany
Saar
Francer
Death claims Mrs. R. Z. Libson
Regina Zielonka Libson, 37, of 3620 Dakota avenue, wife of amusement and theater operator Isaac Libson, died after an operation at Jewish Hospital. She leaves children, husband, mother Mrs. Bertha Zielonka, three brothers, and several relatives. Funeral at 10 a.m. Wednesday. burial plans pending.
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Regina Zielonka Libson
Dakota Avenue
Isaac Libson
Jewish Hospital
Libson
Samuel Zielonka
Martin Zielonka
el Paso
Tex
Saul Zielonka
Bertha Zielonka
Rockdale Avenue
Lisbon
Shivering Weather Bites Cincinnati As Warm Day Predicted
Cincinnati endured a cold snap with a low of 39 degrees and a high of 59. Weather Bureau meteorologist W C Devereaux forecast warmer conditions today. The cold wave, arriving Saturday night, produced unusually low September temperatures but caused no crop damage.
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Cincinnati
W.C. Devereaux
Weather Bureau
Frost Touches Midwest Crops Across Illinois and Midwest
A frost and film of ice spread through northern Illinois with lows near 25 deg. The freeze damaged late corn near Joliet and Aurora with some 40 percent loss in parts. Garden crops suffered, fruit in Michigan largely escaped, and frost affected Wisconsin and other Midwest states.
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Illinois
Chicago
Middlewest
Great Lakes
Indianapolis
Springfield
Aurora
Joliet
Michigan
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Sun Spots Seen At Harvard Predict Big Solar Storm
Harvard University astronomers report a large sun spot group brought into view by solar rotation, seen in daily photographs. The 100000 mile disturbance could engulf Earth. scientists caution no proven link to weather while noting solar cycles and potential radio effects.
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New York World News Service
Cambridge
Maas
Astronomical Laboratory
Harvard University
L. B. Andrews
Students’ Astronomical’ Laboratory
Harvard
Earth
Harlan T. Stetson
Astronomical Department
Smithson Institution
McPherson case moves to preliminary hearing stage
Los Angeles District Attorney Asa Keyes ends ties with Harry Melosh and Mrs. Babe Daniels after affidavits claimed they were the mystery Martin and Miss X. A full public hearing to probe alleged obstruction of justice opens and attendance is tightly restricted. McPherson denounces Keyes and predicts vindication as Angelus Temple crowds watch.
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New York World News Service
Los Angeles
Cal
Harry Melosh
Asa Keyes
Melosh
Babe Daniels
Aimee Semple McPherson
McPherson
San Francisco
Hall of Justice
Samuel Blake
Te Ase
Hifernia- Lawnown
Blake
Keyes
MacPherson
Mexico
Carmel
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Minnie Kennedy
Lorraine Wiseman Sielaff
Ormiston
John Doe” Martin
Angelus Temple
Women Missionaries Escape China Bandits
Shanghai reports say Freeman Davies was captured while Mrs Davies and Miss Poppins escaped after bandits sacked Shekichen in Henan Province. Earlier notices claimed the raiders burned the city and destroyed mission buildings, with conflicting accounts of the fate of the missionaries.
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Shanghai
China
China’ Inland Mission
Shekichen
Henan
Freeman Davies
Iite
E Cone Lege
Uae Canae
Drunkenness Rise Reported From 1500 City Survey
Detroit report describes a runaway car crash in a Black run bootlegging area. A headless driver survived the wreck as patrons fled and police learned details from a frightened bartender. The vehicle struck a brick building and stopped near the bar.
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Detroit
Mich
Auto Crash Near Falmouth Kills Two In Kentucky
A car carrying John Escham and his wife Olive, with George Young, left the Three-S highway six miles south of Falmouth early yesterday. Escham was killed, Olive injured, and Young escaped with minor injuries as the vehicle struck a large tree. The couple's remains and Olive were treated at local facilities. police notified next of kin.
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John Escham
Craig Street
Covington
Olive Escham
George N. Young
Ohio Avenue
Falmouth
Young
Cee
Ieee
Escham
Steers
Paris
Mary Burgess
Eseham
Four Die as Train Strikes Automobile at Ohio Crossing
Four members of the Molnar family died at a road crossing near Vermilion Ohio when their car was struck by an express train. The victims are Peter Molnar Mrs Molnar Marcus and their eight year old adopted daughter. The car was hurled along the railway right of way and the engine derailed, running on the ties for nearly a mile.
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Ohio Crossing
Vermilion
Cpen Road
New York Central Railroad
Peter Molnar
West Virginia Republican official dies in car crash
Spencer Samples, secretary of the State Republican Executive Committee, was killed when his car was struck by a train near Charleston on September 26. Details incomplete as investigation unfolds.
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West Virginia
G.O.P
Acoma
Charleston
W. Va
Spencer Samples
State Republican Executive Committee
Automobilist bandits escort to Toledo ends in arrest misadventure
A deputy sheriff from Kent County Michigan and two Lowell, Michigan citizens were forced to strip to their undergarments after being abducted by two alleged car thieves near Toledo. The men, Ed Francis alias Blacky Joe and Jack Heintz alias Lucky Miller, were being transported to Toledo when the bandits secured a gun from the car and released their captors into the city. Authorities hunt the conspirators as the stolen vehicle owned by D G Smith of Toledo is linked to the case.
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Toledo
Kent County
Mich
Lowell
Here
Ed Francis
Blacky
Joe
Jack Heintz
Lucky Miller
Pat Bowes
F. A. Gould
Jurden M
French Airmen Open Nonstop Flight Toward Africa
French aces Costes and Vitrelle left Le Bourget at 6 am aiming for a nonstop 6000 kilometer flight to Lake Victoria, Central Africa. They seek to beat the 5200 kilometer record set earlier this month by Challe and Weiser, with secrecy surrounding the mission and rumors of other destinations.
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Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Costes
Vitrelle
le Bourget
Lake Victoria
Central Africa
Challe
Weiser
New York
Siberia
Newfoundland
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Plannee
Arthur E. Mann
R. Z. Libson
Temple
Keyes Brands
Tales of Melosh
Daniels
Angelus Pastor
Nual
Moderation League
League
Char Warren Baldwin
E. N. Brown
Frisco Railroad
Newcomb Carlton
Western Union Telegraph Company
Archibald Douglas
Columbia University
Kermit Roosevelt
Charles Fiske
Haley Fiske
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Francis K. Pendleton
New
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Pantless
Gambol
D .G. Smith
Africa
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