Inquiry Into Dirigible Wreck Opens Soon In Washington
President Coolidge will convene a broad aviation inquiry at the White House Thursday and lay scope and witnesses to be determined by the board. War Department weighs Col William Mitchell subordination charges and a martial proceeding. Shenandoah and PN crew cases loom with Navy Lakehurst site set for Monday hearings.
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Mitchell
Shenandoah
Coolidge
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Coulidge
Judge Advocate
War Department
Ins
William Mitchell
Aviation Administration
New
Navy Department
Lakehurst
N. J
John Rodgers
Honolulu
Sanfraricts
Washington
White Mouse
Itx
Sweeping Raids Sweep Chinatown Across City
United Pros reports federal agents and city detectives conducted large scale raids in Chinatown amid a peace talk between rival tongs. About 480 Orientals were seized with over 100 held for examination. police halted streets and checked credentials. Many were released. others detained for hearings and possible deportation. The operation spanned Chinatown, Bowery, and other city points.
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United Pros
New York
Loong
Hip Site
Chinatown
Taigled
Mats
Doyen
Pell Jleees
Bowery
Federal Buiding
Cottér Tor
Caillaux Debt Plans Win Cabinet’s OK
Caris Sept 16 The French cabinet formally approved Caillaux debt plans and empowered him to pursue funding negotiations in Washington He was authorized to deal with the United States debt situation and advance the government’s financial strategy
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Caris
Caillaux
Tordebe
Washington
United States
Garland Road Nearing Completion After Concrete Pour
Reports from Gar-Junis indicate another day of pouring concrete will finish the Tad Beltue road from Pittsfield to near Garland on the Tonpeda road. Rain delayed work yesterday. the seven mile stretch is near Whitetown crossing. Officials expect traffic to begin early next month with portions opening as macadam work completes into Columbus. Construction also under way on a short link between Union and Centerville road, with paving expected this fall toward Titusville.
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Pittsfield
Garland
Tonpeda
Gar- Juni
Worlay
Whitetown Crossing
Moore Farm
Columbus
Colimbus
State High
Offiaes
Ville
Union City
Union
Centerville
Titusville
High Girls Purchase Liquor Sparks Severe Sentence
In Erensburg Pennsylvania United Press reports a hotel proprietor George Cruikshank received a record sentence for liquor law violations. He must pay prosecution costs provide $2,000 to a fund and serve two years in county jail after testimony from high school girls about purchasing liquor and noting Cruikshank’s role.
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Erensburg
George Cruikshank
Cgruishank
Alcohol’s heavy toll in Allegheny county deaths
The 100th alcohol related death in Allegheny county was reported. W. Fej Wet, age 40, died in a local hospital after a period of illness. The notice notes the toll of alcoholism on the community.
Over Hundred Cases Set for Erie September Term
Erie erstmals hears a large docket with more than a hundred cases slated for the September term. Three murder counts appear on the list along with numerous statutory offenses and felonies. grand larceny and auto theft figures prominent. Clyde Peebles and Stave Kovaleik charged with statutory offenses are to be heard in the after noon session. Reports from Meadville note Joseph W Gray and Miss Joselyn Bronsoy of Titusville indicted for involuntary manslaughter in connection with the death of two women on Center Street. Judge T J Prather seeks a second judge to aid at Meadville in handling the heavy September term docket.
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Scheiloleid
Erie
Clyde Peebles
Stave Kovaleik
Werthes
Meadville
Joseph W Gray
Joselyn Bronsoy
Titusville
Jap envoy predicts U S recognition of Soviet Russia
Tokyo dispatch quotes Ambassador Tokiti Tanaka saying the United States will follow Japan in recognizing the Soviet government. He forecasts a rapid resumption of diplomatic ties and a flood of Russian American trade and investments. Tanaka believes Soviet stability will draw American capital and that concessions may be acceptable to American finance.
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Moscow
United States
Japan
Britain
Bakers Nd
America
Favor Walker in New York's Bitter Fight
A three cornered Republican contest is sidelined by deep bitterness between Hy lan and Walker who clash while contending for the Democratic nomination in New York. Walker garners support amid party feuding as Hy lan argues for differing platform points.
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Walker
New York
Hylan
New York primary election expected heavy voter turn
Weather fair and a heavy vote anticipated as New York prepares for a pivotal mayoral primary. Voters face a three way GOP race among De Wareman Lyons and Bennett while Dems contend between Mayor John F. Hylan and State Senator Jimmy Walker amid police redeployments and security measures.
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New York
New Yorks
John F. Hylan
Jimmy" Walker
Frank de Wareman
John J. Lyons
William M. Bennett
Finland
Walker
Viili Tation
Botk Tundlidates
Maying
Pietrolmmian
Enright
Sollock
Tammany Hall
Hylan
Tammany
Jilted Suitor Kills Woman Then Takes Own Life
Newark, Sept 19. A jilted suitor shot Mrs. Madeline G. Montgomery, possibly fatally wounding her, then killed himself. Patrolman Anthony Sheridan Jr burst into the room and fired thrice as the widow hid under bedclothes. The shooting was witnessed by the woman's mother. Montgomery had broken engagements with Sheridan last winter and refused to see him again.
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Newark
N. J
Anthony Sheridan, Jr
Madeline G. Montgomery
Sheridan
Montgomery
Sherilns
Motorist Survives after Train Demolishes Car
Virgil Lewis, a 46 year old Columbus carpenter, escaped unharmed when his rebuilt Ford carrying house type quarters was struck by Pennsylvania Railroad No. 579 near Garland. The train ploughed into the car, destroying it and leaving Lewis a few feet from the wreck as he reached safety.
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Philadelphia
Virgil Lewis
Columbus
Garland
Morni ' Lewis
Pennsylvania
Lewis
Olin
Renshaw Gains in Philadelphia Judge Contest
Philadelphia voters face a close municipal court judgeship race with Democrat Benjamin H. Renshaw gaining support from Independence Republicans and U S Senator George Wharton Pepper backing him. Leopold C. Glass leads the Republican city committee on the rival ticket as early balloting runs light and voters prepare for a crowded evening of decisive city offices and judgeships.
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Nower
Benjamin H. Renshaye
Pinchot
Leopold C. Glass
Republican City Committee
Renshiaw
United States
George Wharton Peppie
Renhisaw
Renshaw
Mayhemi
Register of Wills
Two Perish In Ohio Oil Fire At Knox Yard
In Mt Vernon Ohio September 16 two Bremen men were killed and a dozen were injured in a $50000 blaze at the Knox Oil Company storage yard. Lead injured included a thousand gallon gasoline tank explosion. Volunteer fireman Loyd Squires 15 and substitute city worker Ralph Simpson 50 died. The blast tossed firemen into a stream where others pulled them out. Squires’ body was found after being hurled over a gear embankment.
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MT Vernon
Ohio
Bremen
Knox Oil Company
Trilestine
Loyd Squires
Ralph Simpson
Ireman
Squires
Snow Storm Report From Buffalo Route
A freight truck line reports passing through snow and rain storms between the city and Buffalo. Parclough, visited the Journal office, said he passed through heavy rain and a small snow squall near Buffalo while en route from Buffalo, noting a drop in temperatures as a warm front shifts away.
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Jone
Buffalo
Bufffalo
Journal Office
Parclough
Olga
Hufalo
Mercury
Tough
Civil War veteran’s 20,000 mile trek across the U S
Cadiz Cal native Tack Allen, 71, a Civil War veteran, travels 20,000 miles in two years by a single buggy and horse. He left Cadiz 18 months ago under a peculiarly fixed contract to travel the continent, hoping to win $20,000 from a Sadix organization if he returns. He will reach Meadville Tuesday morning and register at the Couiie house, inviting interested locals to meet him at the Court House.
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Meadville ‘Tribune Republican
Saegertown
Perry “Highway
Gilling
Tack Allen
Cadiz
Cal
Eouth
Cadie
Fleis
Ele
Sadix
Alien
Meadville
Couiie
Adix
Death Valley
Arizona
Demrt
Court House
Mutiny in Spanish regiment at Malaga leaves deaths and injuries
United Press dispatch from London reports a Spanish regiment mutinied while boarding at Malaga for service in Mar Ecg. Dozens were killed or wounded as clashes with police erupted. The mutineers claimed fatigue from campaigning and some officers reportedly sided with them.
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United Press
London
A Malaga
A! Esrack
Malaga
Marecg
Record-breaking turnout expected as polls close at 7
Showers dotted the morning as voters flooded the city’s primaries. Officials say turnout rivals the record, with polls closing at seven and late returns likely. Early tallies show heavy participation in the Fourth Ward and First Ward, amid mayoralty and council races drawing statewide attention.
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Aly Mternatnt
Naheam
Secong
Noo
Gizures
Pirsk
AP Rossiter
Ah Levant Davis
Threety Tive
Wlsy
Metus
Tate
30 286 Registered in County Erie
The total registration in Elin county as announced by The electist board is 50280.
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Erie
Elin County
Electist Board
Radio Features Highlight From Luday Schedule
A scrambled listing shows Luday’s five best radio features across stations including WGY Schiectady WEAF New York and WECO in a Tuesday hookup. Programs include opera Maritana by Grand Opera and a Nevin night, with various AP and Eastern Standard times.
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Luday
Schiectady
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