Parole Consideration Shocks Cincinnati Police Figures
A Washington dispatch reports that 22 Cincinnati police and city agents sentenced last April face parole, with several placed on a taboo list by the Attorney General. The final decision rests with the Attorney General who may withhold parole for some. testimonies before a grand jury investigating beer distribution in Cincinnati may follow.
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Cincinnati
Atlanta
Washington
National Capital
Parole Board
Attorney General's Office
Washington Dispatch
Lkely
Haroth B. May
United States
Eee Et of Justice
Drinks Liquor Ends Her Life in Martin Street Home
Mrs. Mary McMann aged 35 died after drinking poison in front of her husband and two visitors at their Martin street apartment. The husband, Charles McMann, a laborer, said she drank moonshine in the living room then swallowed a poison solution in the kitchen before collapsing and dying at General Hospital three minutes after admission.
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Mary McMann
Martin Street
Charles McMann
McMann
Seldomridge Regains Sight Before Death
Delmar Seldomridge, who had been blind for forty seven years, briefly regained his vision two hours before dying from a stroke in Dayton Ohio on Saturday. Relatives disclosed the sequence of events after his death.
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Associated Press
Dayton
Delmar Seldomridge
Seldomridge
Witch terrorizes women for riches in French jail
A modern witch, earning profits from black magic, is jailed at Perpignan near the Pyrenees. She terrorized two women by threats of torture and misfortune, taking their fortunes through medieval ceremonies. Neighbors denounced her after discovering thousands in her safe and witchcraft paraphernalia.
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Alfred M. Murray
New York World News Service
Paris
Perpignan
Pyrenees
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World
Press Publishing Company
Martyrs Hill Celebration Honors North American Jesuits
Thousands of pilgrims gathered at Martyrs Hill Auriesville for a morning religious service and an afternoon civic program led by State Senator William T. Byrne. Jesuit Father Isaac Jacques and companions were honored, with plans voiced to develop the shrine into a historic religious center and to designate September 27 as a feast day.
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New York World News Service
Auriesville
N. Y
Martyrs’ Hill
Mohawk Valley
North America
Shrine Church
Isaac Jacques
Jean de Lelande
Rene Gouplil
Lawrence J. Kelly
Jesuits
Victor J. Dowling
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Father Kelly
Fr. J. Coleman
Jaces
Conde P. Allen
Edmund Gibbons
Albany
America
Martyrs Hill
Philadelphia
Boston
Buffalo
Syracuse
New York
Washington
Kelly
Lourdes
Flick
Lake George
Lake Jacques
Tax May Lengthen Skirts In Britain
Britain’s silk stocking tax may push skirts longer. Yorkshire manufacturers discuss longer risle thread tops to cut silk per pair, hoping to avoid visible cotton tops, suggesting fashion will shift toward extended hemlines.
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Leeds
England
Britain
Yorkshire
Prison escape turns deadly at Miami jail
Fifteen prisoners attempt to break free at the Dade County Jail in Miami. Deputies fire from multiple points as inmates rush the door. Ollie Moore, a black trusty, is killed. five wounded inmates and a passerby are treated at Jackson Memorial Hospital.
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Miami
Fla
Dade County
Henry R. Chase
Ollie Moore
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Grady Carroll
Atlanta
B. S. Westbury
Savannah
W. B. Henderson
Blountstown
Raymond Agner
Ray Durant
Tampa
Everett Justice
N. W
Seventh Terrace
Chase
Sheriff's Department
C. G. Pratt
Moore
Pratt
Hayward Register
Criminal Court of Record
Roy Durant
Wreck at Newark Ga Kills Four, Wounds Thirty Five
Four killed and thirty five injured when two Atlantic Coast Line passenger trains collided head on at Newark Ga seven miles east of Thomasville. The crash wrecked engines Nos 180 and 185 and tore up the roadbed.
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Atlantic Coast Line
Newark
Waycross
Thomasville
Montgomery
Ala
A. L. Dedge
Sumter B. Parker
R. B. Hallard
H. ©. McGee
W L Krohme Dies Suddenly At 52 In Hyde Park
Wil lam L Krohme cash ier of the Union Gas and Electric Company died at his home after a cerebral hemorrhage shortly after midnight Saturday. A 35 year veteran of the company he lived at 1310 Meier avenue Hyde Park and leaves a widow Rolla Stewart Krohme a son Rollin and a daughter Betty along with his mother Mrs Eliza Krohme and siblings John Krohme and Mrs Sophia Ertel. Funeral plans have not been made.
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Willam L. Krohme
Union Gas and Electric Company
Krohme
Meier Avenue
Hyde Park
Columbia System F Public Utilities
Union Company
Veterans’ Club
Columbia System
Price Hill Lodge F
A. M
Kilwinning
Royal Arch Masons
Mt. Lookout
Sousa Announces Final New York Concert Program
New York on September 27 reports that John Philip Sousa ends his New York engagement with a Mecca Hall program on October 11 featuring syncopated numbers, concluding his thirty three year run of military symphonic lyric and dance music.
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New York
John Philip Sousa
Mecca Hall
Gangsters Kill Child in Street in New York Fight
Stanley Brozio a 14 year old was fatally shot and his mother Anastas ia Brozio 46 wounded seriously during a gang fight on Tenth Avenue near Thirty-fourth Street. The youth died soon after admission to a hospital while his mother remained in serious condition.
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New York
Stanley Brozio
Anastasia Brozio
Tenth Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Stanley
Brozio
Mary Connelly
Broziow
Helen
Campaign to Cut Egg Prices Surges in New York
Bronx Jewish Social Service Center launches citywide effort to lower cold storage egg costs. USDA shows 9,370,000 cases in storage as of Sept 19, retail prices 45 to 50 cents a dozen. Center president cites storage higher than last year by over a million cases. Center urges a ban on purchases until prices fall. Wholesale prices last week ranged 32 to 35 cents per dozen.
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New York World News Service
New York
Bronx Jewish Social Service Center
United States Department of Agriculture
Irving Crane
Center
Fifty Years of Growth for the American Bankers Association
The anniversary convention opens in Atlantic City with George F. Baker among 5 000 delegates from 22 000 banks. The meeting will discuss the Federal Reserve system branch banking and the creation of fifty economics scholarships nationwide.
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New York World News Service
Atlantic City
New York City
American Bankers’ Association
George F. Baker
Association
Baker
Steel Pier
Lewis E. Pierson
Irving Bank-Columbia Trust Company of New York
Federal Reserve Banking
Federal Reserve System
Lady Constance Howard Enters London Typist Ranks
Lady Constance Howard sister of Lord Carlisle begins work as stenographer and secretary to the manager at a well known London firm. She trained hard in shorthand and type writing and finds the work less arduous than her training. The Howard family remains noted for unconventional social prominence.
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London
Constance Howard
Lord Carlisle
Constance
Howards
Rosalind
Countess of Carlisle
Castle Howard
Diver Hearing Tapping Sparks Hope for S-51 Rescue
Navy officials caution against drawing life conclusions from a diver's report of tapping inside the sunken S-51. Oxygen is estimated to last 72 hours, with rescue efforts aided by the Monarch derrick and tugs Iuka and Sagamore as operations continue near Block Island.
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New York World News Service
Washington
New London
Navy
Christy
Merritt-Chapman
Iuka
Sagamore
Wilbur
Eberle
Naval Operations
Block Island
Monarch
New York
Merritt- Chapman Company
Navy Department
Taleste
Mellon Caillaux Weigh Concessions in French Debt Talks
Washington negotiators and advisers meet at Mt Vernon and lunch with Secretary Mellon as France and the United States explore concessions on debt payment. The talks envision a possible moratorium or substitute bonds amid German reparations concerns, with a final document to follow.
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Mellon
Caillaux
New York World News Service
Washington
Mt. Vernon
New York
France
Latvia
France wary of cash overhang amid debt talks
Paris reports political leaders from conservative to radical urge Finance Minister Caillaux to pursue brisk negotiations to pay annual debt obligations France deems affordable. They warn against any settlement that grants New York bankers financial control, amid discussions in Washington.
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Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Washington
France
Caillaux
New York
Norwood Man 78 Takes Own Life in Home
Nelson W. Thayer, 78, shot himself in the bathroom at his son Willard E. Thayer's Norwood home. He died nearly instantly, after years of mental illness and declining health. Survived by wife and three sons Willard Warren and Ralph Thayer. Warren in California. Funeral plans pending word from Warren.
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Nelson W. Thayer
Willard E. Thayer
Parmalee Place
Norwood
Thomas Dickson
Thayer
George H. Thomas
Willard E
Warren N
Ralph N. Thayer
Warren N. Thayer
California
Submarine S-51 Rescue Hopes Rise As Divers Work
At New London on September 27 Navy officials, divers, and wrecking crews pressed the rescue of 34 crewmen trapped in the S-51. A 250-ton Monarch wrecking barge moves in to hoist the sunken sub from 127 feet, while officials warn of delays and await the heavy crane’s arrival.
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New London
Conn
Sub
Atlantic Ocean
Block Island
United States
New York
Monarch
Lark and Mallard
Merritt, Chapman & Scott Corporation
Navy
Washington
Naval
Ward
Flanagan
Bear
H. Christy
Atlantic
Boa
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Arthur Aldred
Detroit
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Lawrence Shull
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W. L. Krohme
Midas
G. F. Baker
Oxygen
N. W. Thayer
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