Defense Attorneys Pleased With German's Account Of Bribe Taking
New York officials and defense lawyers reacted to Richard Merton's testimony in the Daugherty Milley case. Merton, once the government star witness, described payments tied to a 7.6 million dollar German claim, and said documents supporting the payout were truthful. He disclosed paying 441,600 to John T. King, who was indicted with the defendants but died soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard Merton
Hig
Harry M. Daugherty
Thomas W. Milley
Merton
Morton
Smith Corporation
John T. King
Connecticut
King
400 Foot Drop Into River In Oregon Tragedy
An automobile carrying eight people plunged 400 feet into the Rogue River near Prospect Oregon on the Crater Lake highway. D T Norris and party of Mahaffey Pennsylvania were identified among the occupants, with one body recovered as search continued in darkness.
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Medford
Oregon
Rogue River
Prospert
Ore
Crater Lake
D. T. Norris
Mahaffey
Jwakout Point
Clay Walker
Land lease blocked for plant site on Riley Island
City officials report progress on obtaining a lease of land on Riley’s Island for a garbage disposal plant. Leaseholder remains obstinate, refuses right of way, despite proposal to cover rent and road costs. Project stalls. work may not start this year, but officials hope construction next spring after bonds authorized.
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Te Progress
Riley's Island
Guy C. Mitchell
Loase
Council
Plannell
Assassin Sought Mussolini Life in Rome Bomb Attempt
Italian police identify the would‑be killer as Gioiello Tuccetti, a 26 year old stonecutter from Avensa Tusary, who used a false name in Rome. He arrived August 2, lodged in a third class hotel, carried knives, and reportedly fought in Italy's war. Police seek links to other anarchists and socialists while parliament considers capital punishment to deter attacks on the state.
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Rome
Mussolini
Pia
Gia Lucelli
Avensa
Tuscany
Brmete Giovannin
Castelnuvo di Garfaana
Tavelti
Concetti
Dirk
Italy
France
Marseilles
Nice
Paris
Polies
Tucetti
Striefly
Svidenes
Pennavaria
Mussoli
Cleveland Launch Searched Off Lighthouse in Fog
Coast guards widened a Lake Erie search for a missing Cleveland pleasure launch reported foundering several miles off the lighthouse. Earlier, in fog and rough seas, they looked for several boats whose occupants said the launch floundered with unknown casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Coast Guards
Brig
Lower Court Upheld In Damages Case Against Shank Heirs
The Hamilton Foundry and Machine Company wins on appeal in a damage suit by Tr. J Shank administrator of Albert Logsdon. Jury awarded 3500 and later reversed to defend. Court of Appeals finds no error and upholds the defendant.
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Rowtzong
Greenville
Sept
Virginia Routzong
Darke County
Crronstysvilla Puritive Company
Walter “Harlan
Sampion Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Plainuige
Big Attendance at Park Meetings This Summer
Park meetings drew large crowds during the season with talks by Rev Asa McDan, Rev Stem, Rev Markley, Rev Schoeltler, and Will Scolt. Twenty three events hosted 4840 adults and 3133 children, totaling 7973 attendees for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ander Hy
YMTA
Rev
Asa McDan Rev
Stemme
Markley
Schoeltler
Will Scolt
Battlers arrested after street fight in Hanover area
Two men, Homer Rady and Fred Finch, engaged in a Friday afternoon fist fight at Livelfth and Hanover streets. Police arrived in vehicles and motorcycles. the combatants fled but were captured later. Also listed are final estate accounts for Effie M. Durham and Benjamin Direham showing receipts and expenditures of $5 and $508.37.
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Battlers
Homer Rady
Thirteenth Street
Fred Finch
Hanover Street
Livelfth
Hanover Streets
Effie M. Durham
Hamilton
Georgy W. Roberts
Benjamin
Direham
Convicts Escape Tennessee Prison After Wall Breakout
Eight convicts confined in the tuberculosis hospital of the Tennessean penitentiary overpowered two guards and escaped just before midnight Sunday. They cut the surrounding wires and climbed the wall. Charles Archer, one of the escapees, was captured early this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Tubercultsia
Tennessean Penitentiary
Walip
Walla
Gharlia Archer
Three Lose Lives in Kansas Floods
Emporia Kansas reports three dead as floods from the Neosho Cottonwood and Verdigris rivers sweep southeastern Kansas after heavy rain. Homes marooned people on upper floors. Neosho Falls and Leroy suffer severe inundation with many livestock losses and farmhouses washed away in Coffey County area.
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Kansas
Emporia
Neosha
Cottonwood
Verdigris
Madi
Neosho
Tola
Leroy
Burclington
Leray
Moody
Dan Bray
Coffey Counts
George Yerigan Taken to Lima State Hospital
World War veteran George Yerigan of Tandlow Street Hamilton was declared criminally insane after a standoff in his home. He fired at police two weeks ago and was moved Monday to Lima State Hospital in custody of Sheriff Guther Epperson following examination by Probate Judge Palmer and physicians who linked his conduct to wartime experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Yerrigan
Tandlow Street
Hamilton
Lima State Hospital
Guther Epperson
Yerrigan
Palmer
Grant alimony to Victoria Mann in divorce case
Judge 16 J Raute approved alimony of 83 a week and attorney fees of 30 for Victoria Mann recently divorced from James Mann. Both residents of Haoriftinn. The court order was issued Monday in county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Mann
J. Raute
Counnop Pleng
James Mann
Haoriftinn
Bids Sought for Hamilton City Light Plant Equipment
The city will open bids Wednesday noon in the service director's office for major equipment for the Hamilton municipal electric light plant. Over 200 copies of bid apper liens were sent nationwide. Mitchell as service director and Froellieh as chief engineer expect keen competition and city savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Service Airector
Hamilton
Nery Municipal Electric
United States
Guy. Mitchell
F. A. Froellieh
Wrochlish
Emory Bugit
Toleia
Fair Board Plans for Four Big Days
Representatives from all departments of Buller county fair met Saturday to plan the event set for October 7 and 8. They reported favorable progress in most departments and noted repairs to some buildings on the fair grounds. County School Superintendent D. W. Feltte said there will be pig shows and displays, with hog exhibitors from the county expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buller County
Buller County Agricultural Society
Onlri Jn
Bsard
County Echon
D. W. Fielite
Two Traffic Charges in City Police District
A charge of violating traffic regulations by sparking more than two honks in the business district is signed at police headquarters Saturday against David Redlin. Athort Streiboek, 1003 Vinashreet, was cited for failing to obey a red light stop signal in the business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Redlin
Athort Streiboek
Vinashreet
Upson Leads Amateur Golf Tourney With 76
Upson, former California inter collegiate star now living in Englewood, shot a 76 to lead the first round of the 36 hour national amateur golf tournament at Shorthills New Jersey. Eastward links proved tough in the opening round as players began the 36 hour qualification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upson
N. J
Tarren Upson
California
Englewood
Startora
Eastwaro
Reckless Charges After Crashes Reported
Police report multiple wrecks following reckless driving incidents. Affidavits name several individuals, including Monnow Kren and others, with injuries and fault disputed. Names and locations appear jumbled in OCR text but reference a crash on Agate and a later collision near South Third Street.
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Callisinnas
Pnliew
Similay
Charlee Wittenhack North Sigth
Monnow Kren
Tamilton
Blenting
Vrorne
Colfiston
Akranl
Lydie Tuehter
AIG North
Joely
Hants Betachers
Syrien
Beisehow Ciied
Agate
Barry Barae
Kitat
Ng South Third
Atyerk Sinulay
Wooktoe
Buren Pnreiner Poukleas
Die
Grant divorce granted to Vera Bolber in contested case
The court granted Vera Bolber a divorce from Poli Bolder on neglect grounds in a contested proceeding. The defense failed to present evidence, certificate notes show two minor children and a history of filed accusations. Attorney Leola represented the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Bolber
Rudge
Rawle Monii
Phaatitt
Vern Balser
Hamilton
Poli Bolder
Bewides
Leola
Verondan
Vinih
Welfare and Hospitals Dominate Ohio Legion Meeting
Higra September 13 The Ohio American Legion convention focused on welfare and hospital services for disabled veterans with plans for betterment programs. Officers to be elected tomorrow and a three day session led by National Commander McQuigg pressed for universal police and strong national defense.
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Dought
Ling
Algeade
American Legion
W. McQuigg
Proland
Levin
Ohio Department
Baihars
Faithful employees named heirs in Faulkner will
In New York on September 13, fourteen longtime Johnson and Faulkner Inc. employees gain ownership of the firm’s stock valued between two and three million dollars. Five receive about 200000 each, two 160000, three 129000, and four 80000. The estate’s residue, at least 8300,000, goes to widow Mrs Marianne Gaillard Faulkner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yeats Bea
Hdward Daniels Faulkner
Johnson and Faulkner, Inc
Marianne Gaillard Faulkner
Garroll Vater Seeks Divorce After Separation
Corral Vater sues for divorce alleging continued separation. The case lists Vater as a former clerk and mentions disputed property or support details amid a routine filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garroll
Hee
Utha Caret
Chan Williams Seeks Liquor Approval After Guilty Finding
Chan Williams and aliases face a petition for liquor approval following a guilty verdict on a toxin related charge. The case involves motion by Tadge Fae Kavita and Ravenmils entities, with full appeals presented and a request filed in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chan Williams
Gustave Doring Dead in Winnlabage Funeral Held
Funeral services for the late Gustave Doring were held Monday at Batt Welock from the Church of Good Hope. The deceased was a longtime resident of the city and operated a tailor shop for over 80 years.
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Winnlabage
Gielnve Torin
Battwelock
Good Hope
Ehurel
Buvial
Doris
Harite
Loro
Slayer of Booth Caught in Raid Eleven Arrested
Adrian Hoskins aged 31 of 554 Main Street was convicted of manslaughter for stabbing Werry Booth at Joy Jackson cafe Sixth and Vine on April 10 1926. He was among eleven men arrested in raids by Sevenmile village officials over the weekend. Hoskins on bond pending appeal, with two co defendants John Foley and Robert Ward. A bottle of liquor found. ownership undetermined. Also arrested were W. M. Hoskins of near St Charles with a still three gallons liquor and two barrels mash charged with manufacturing liquor. Other arrestees include Joseph Snyder Maple Avenue Robert Phillips Hamilton James McKinney East Rawilton William Craft Hamilton C G Brown Hamilton B K Boone Port Union and Sam Arbilt Hamilton. All charged with possession and to be tried next Wednesday.
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Adrian Hoskins
Main Street
Werry Booth
Jloy Jackson
Sixth
Vine
Puots
Sevenmile
Aquor
Hoskins
John Foley
Robert Ward
W. MM. Hoskins
St. Charles
Hu Ia
Joseph Snyder
Robert Phillips
Hamilton
James McKinney
East Rawilton
Wiliam Crarcraft
C. G. Brown
B. K. Boone
Port Union
Sam Arbilt
Inventory of Mildred Schocke estate filed in Oxford probate
Robert W. Schoeks, executor, filed an inventory and appraisal of the estate of the late Mildred A. Schocke in Oxford probate court. Real estate valued at $4,825.
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Schocker
Lnte
Mildred A. Schocke
Oxford
Robert W. Schoeks
Market Closings Firmilton Closing Report
Market closings summary shows grain and flour prices with mixed movement. Wheat, corn, oats listed with retail figures. flour and middlings priced. Chicago closes reflect septembre contracts and varied bid prices for wheat and rye. figures include May and Sept deliveries with several decimals and symbols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firmilton
Carr
Chicago
Leo
Cincinnati Market Notes On Wheat Prices and Varieties
Fragmented market items list wheat types and prices with mixed weights and origins. Mentions home grown varieties, Michigan sacks, and bids around $6.00 per bushel, with several garbled lines referencing Cincinnati and dates in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincaota
Michigan
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Berlin
Germany
Lawrence Spence
Gertrude Spence
Corre
Nike Clearor
Byudge Bo. Kautz
Logsdon
George Yerigan
Lima
Fair Board
Bulletins
Associated Press
Mexico City
Jacob Rosenthal
New York City
Mexico
Columbus
Primary Defense League
J. F. Breke
Elyria
New York-Paris
Mineola
N. Y
Rane Fonck
Ate
Roosevelt Field
New York To Paris
Miss Tulsa
Atlantic City
America
Norma Smallwood
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Washington
Legion
Gustave Doring
Booth
Cincinnati
ATI
Wheats
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