American hydroplane pilot sets new record on St Clair
Miss America X piloted by Gaye Wood slows the craft near Algonac Mich as he clocks 274.01 miles per hour in tests on the St Clair river, surpassing British flyer Kay Don and the old world record of 219.75 mph set at Loch Lomond Scotland. Weather drizzle, 48 cylinder engine, downstream run marked fastest. Wood hints at possible official record attempt with better conditions.
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Y Don
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Wand
Arin Seul
Lin
Vifras
Nominee in Seattle wr Roosevelt delayed by derailment
Franklin D. Roosevelt the Democratic presidential nominee arrived in Seattle after the North Coast Limited derailed near Missoula. The eastbound train headed to Chicago left the tracks when a driving axle failed. Despite repairs, Roosevelt faced a long layover with heavy rain and a large crowd gathering at the station. He was introduced by J. Brice Kremer as he sent regrets to Spokane for postponing appearances. In Seattle he planned lunch with party leaders and a western Washington fair visit at Puyallup, then a public address at Civic Auditorium before departing for Portland at midnight.
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J. Brice Kremer
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Washington
Puyallup
Acoma
Child Returned by Kidnap in New York City Case
The missing boy, John Arthur Russell, was recovered and returned to his wealthy father after police involvement in New York. Authorities said no ransom was paid, and the incident had caused a statewide response. The Brook- Yya home of the father, Arthur Roseaul, a stock broker, was cited in reports.
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John Arthur Russell
Brook- Yya
Arthir
Roseaul
Stock, Exchange
Po- Ties
Medics Protest Hospital Plans in Washington
The American Medical Association voiced a protest against government hospitalization policies. William Woodward, for the association, condemned free treatment for veterans with ailments not of military origin as unfair to the medical profession during a Shannon committee hearing.
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Medigal
Association
Mondhy
Shanon Convnitton
House
William ©. Woodward
Market Closings and Chicago Closings Notice
Market closings by Garr Mittag Co list wheat rates and related commodity figures with odd notations. The Chicago closings section shows dated entries and price figures including May and Sept terms, plus irregular symbols.
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Eamilton
Garr Mittag Co
Chicago
Cleveland Bar Endorses Prohibition Issue in Eastern Voting
Cleveland Bar association urges defeat of Currington Marshall for re election and backs Carl V Weygandt for chief justice in Ohio. Opinions from 4140 members cite his judicial temperament but question lack of quotation. Nationally, voters in New York Massachusetts Wisconsin pick party candidates as prohibition rises in several states.
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Weygandt
Marshall Center
Ansociated Pree
Vhr
Cleveland Bar Association
Currington
Marshall
Ohio Supreme Court
Association
Carl V. Weygandt
Casahoga Aoinly
Represent Chief Justice
Theaires
New York
Amacauachusetts
Wiscotsin
Osst
Iba
Wisconsin
LaVollette Brothers
Holly
Wo Englern
Ingalls May Win Ohio Governorship Prompts Play Boy Claim
In New York and Columbus reports, Democratic speakers claim if Ingalls wins Ohio governor, he would become a “play boy” governor, contrasting with New York’s leaders. Ben Gayman urged voters to back the Republican Ingalls, arguing Albany’s tougher stance would save Ohio money and avoid New York-style mistakes.
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Ohio
Columbus
Ben I. Gaytai
Canel Winchester
David 3. Ingalls
New York City
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Tms
Jimmy Walker
New York
Albany
Tia
Ohin Wank
Mika Ifa
City of New York
Povernor
Davis’ Post Merely Honorary Says Davis’ Post Merely Honorary
New York Sept 20 Donald F Stewart former editor of Moose Magazine testified in federal court that United States Senator James I Davis held a merely honorary post with the Loyal Order of Moose. Davis, a stammer cabinet member, faces indictments charging him with violations of Federal labor law in activities of the Moose, of which he is director general.
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the Nations
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Mitchell
Federal Reserve Authority
Federal Reserve
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New York
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Moose Magazine
Moose
United States
Janes I. Davie Hinld
Loyal Order of Moose
Pennsylvania
National Association of Insurance Agents Opens 7th Convention
Philadelphia hosts the four day 7th annual convention as delegates from every section of the country converge to begin proceedings on September 20.
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Philadelphia
National Association of Insucines Agents
Michigan to Go for Hoover in Narrow Margin
Washington dispatch reports confidence that Michigan voters will overwhelmingly back Hoover, voiced by visiting state editors after a White House meeting. The statement, issued by George R. Averill of the Birmingham Eccentric, followed a two hour Lincoln study in the White House.
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Washington
Michigan
Indarze Armidistralion Palsies
Hoover
Lincoln
White House
George R. Averill
Birmingham
Mich
Envelope firm to move to Dayton from Centralia
Dayton Ohio September 20. Purchase of the Centralia Envelope company by Howard Paper company interests was announced. The plant with a capacity of 3 090 000 envelopes daily will be moved to Dayton within three months and operating name will be the Howard Envelope company.
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Centralia Envelope Company
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Honard Paper Company
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Howell Howard
Actns Paper Company
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Howard Envelope Company
Negro Admits Murder Guilty in First Degree
Marion Sept 20 A Negro, William Carter 28, pleaded guilty to first degree murder and was sentenced to life in the state Penitentiary for killing Green G Millar 52, during a holdup at a New Jersey dairy last January 1. Mrs Samuel W Halprin of Brooklyn was elected national president of Hadassah at its eight yearly convention closing.
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Wildiam Carter
Ghia Penitentiary
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Green G. Millar
de Ghee Alore
Slegted
Zionist Group
New York
Samuel W. Halprin
Brooklyn
Hadassah
Women’s Zionist Organization
Roosevelt Speech Signals Endorsement of Rail Legislation
Wovprar Ronsazak’s address on railroads marks a pivotal campaign shift. Rail executives back the talk and some Republicans hint Roosevelt has absorbed parts of Hoover’s railroad program, while Democrats face attacks of radicalism despite broader principles favoring Reconstruction Finance Corporation backing. Salt Lake City speech sparks debate on policy details and GOP strategy.
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Ipsa
Washington
Sept
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Salt Lake City
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Roosevelt backs international monetary conference plea
Franklin D. Roosevelt, speaking in Montana, argues for convening an international monetary conference to improve global economic conditions. He condemns evasive responses by rivals and vows prompt participation when called. He notes mining industry reforms and the broader trade and silver price issues affecting the Pacific region.
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City Coach Co Incorporated Here In Hamilton
Hamilton Columbus September 3 Incorporation papers were filed for City Coach Co of Hamilton with 250 shares. The incorporators are Lonig GC Solingen Robert M Solingen and Allen Kyex all of Hamilton. The firm filed a proposal for transportation franchise in Hamilton under city review.
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Selumhie Harear
Hamilton
Jonppal
Columbus
City Coach Company
Lonig GC. Solingen
Robert M. Solingen
Allen Kyex
Tamilton
Tropical disturbance located north of Antigua tracked northwest
Meteorologist at Belen Observatory reports a tropical disturbance north of Antigua moving west northwest with increasing intensity. West Indies islands are cautioned as officials promise further observational updates.
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Belen
Antigua
West Indies
Danish Warship Princ Christian Frederik Found on Ocean Floor
A diver near Copenhagen in September 2007 located the Danish warship Princ Christian Frederik sunk by English ships 124 years earlier. He stumbled on a cannon ball and briefly described a fatal head wound to the Danish commander from a lingering English shot.
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Cattegal
Princ Christian Frederik
Writer Ordered Out of Russia Expulsion Report
Joscow Sept 20 A Toronto Canada correspondent for the London Daily Chronicle was expelled from Soviet Russia today on charges of writing. The action marks a rare broadcast of a foreign journalist prior to the start of the cold war era.
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Russia
Joscow
Rhos Clyman
Toronto
Canada
London
K- Dress
Gandhi Begins Fast to Death in Protests Across India
Mahatma Gandhi, leading the civil disobedience campaign, starts a self imposed hunger strike in Poona to protest Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald’s settlement of Indian communal elections. He refuses to end the fast unless forcibly removed as government signals indicate possible action.
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Tadin
Mahatma Ganthi
Iillions
Indiana
Ramsay MacDonald
Hamilton County Democrats Fight To Keep Ticket
Hamilton County Democrats battle to keep an intact ticket as Common Pleas Judge weighs a petition to enjoin party nominees from appearing on the Citizens ticket ballot. Democratic leader Leonard Dempsey says irreversible harm could come to voters, while County Prosecutor Robert Gorman offers a demurrer and cites an attorney general opinion permitting a candidate on two tickets. The Citizens ticket, a fusion of Democrats and independent Republicans, helped Democrats place their first sheriff in over 30 years.
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HariMan County
Leonard Dempsey
Robert Gorman
Citizens
Resume Selection Of Maschke Jurors in Cleveland
A long jury selection process is reported in Cleveland as Maschke figures in a county treasury shortfall case. Indicted individuals include a Republican leader and five others. Night jurors were seated but progress remains slow and a Friday completion is anticipated.
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Clevelandy Ou
D'Ynien Lahoaghs Brial
Maucive Miscke
Anon
President Hoover Breaks From German Arms Question
President Hoover stated the United States is divorced from the German arms question yet supports Germany's continued participation in the arms conference. He cited abroad dispatches and faced aides' accusations over mentions of Senator Reed of Pennsylvania and Ambassador Enya informing French authorities of American views on armament equality.
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Hoover
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Germany
Reed
Pennsylvania
Enya
Natural Causes in Ohioan’s Death Reported
Axton Ohio September verdict finds Anily Fodor, 48, died of natural causes after being reported missing Saturday. body found in a field near the city. Sheriff officials noted prior shooting victim reports and unclear circumstances surrounding the case.
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Carenee M. B. Gratis
Anily Fodor
Sheriff's Office
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Victin
Fodor
Aity Umils
Mystery in Haizmann Case Raises Questions
Martin Lingler discovered Haizmann semi conscious near Lingler Coal Co. on Fourth Street and Maple Avenue. He was taken to Mercy Hospital with a head wound. police await his awakening to learn what happened in the mystery.
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Largest Watermelon Gift Reaches Democratic Chairman Farley
New York reports Democratic National Chairman Amos A Farley awaited delivery of a 168 pound Kinul melon said to be the largest yet. A separate notice states Ida King, widow and sole heir, received inheritance from the estate of William C King valued at 700 dollars with no inheritance tax due.
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New York
Amos A. Farley
Hope, Ark, Chamber of Commerce
King
Gole
William C. King
Middatown
Campaigns Pushed By Farm Strikers in Midwest States
Worthington Minnesota September 20 farmers push active and passive campaigns for higher prices. In Worthington farmers picket highways with Nobles County unit of the Farmers National Holiday association without approval. North Dakota sees a passive campaign with farmers across 30 counties ordered to withhold non perishables from sale.
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Minn
Minnesota
North Dakota
Nobles ‘County
Farmers’ Wational Holidigy Association
North Dakata
Miner killed and another injured in Chauncey mine accident
Athena Ohio September 20 1923 one miner died instantly and another seriously injured at Manhattan Coal Company No 26 Chauncey mine when a fall of water struck. Anthony V eeney 22 died at the scene. Rescuers rushed to the mine as authorities investigated the accident.
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Falk of Wate
Ming
Manhattan Coal Company
Chauncey
Anthony Veeney
Substitutes Proposed for Capitalism by Methodist Conference
In Wooster on Sept 20, a report from the Northeast Ohio Methodist Episcopal conference urged ownership and control changes in capitalism. The document stated capitalism has been weighed and found wanting amid the present hour's tragedy. East Liverpool reports damaged homes and a warehouse by a fire of undetermined origin, destroying multiple properties including two residences, a warehouse, and several owned by Max Maneloveg along with the home of Al Creece at Conga in nearby areas.
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Wooster
Northeast Ohio
The
Methodist Episcopal Ehrelt
East Liverpool
Bayare
Max Maneloveg
al Creece
Conga
Garner's Mother Is Nearing Death
Mrs. Sarah Jane Garner, 81, mother of John Nance Garner, Democratic vice presidential nominee, died at 12:25 p m at her Detroit home. Garner and his siblings were at her bedside. her illness had left him and family in Washington and away from campaign duties.
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Tar
Sarah Jane Garner
John Nance Garner
Box
Sarah Jona Garner
John N. Garner
Garner
Brottens
Washington
Ruth Bryan Owen On Tour For Dems
Ruth Bryan Owen former Florida congresswoman tours Western states for the Democratic campaign with a series of planned addresses as part of the presidential race. She will promote party platforms and solicit support from regional voters and party organizers.
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Ruth Bryan Owen
DEMS
New York
Democralia
Ruth Bryanwen
Congress
Florida
Por Rehabilitation Cleveland B De Franklin Report
Rehabilitation case update from Cleveland dated Sept 20 reports B De Franklin of Bigria involved in a rehabilitation proceeding. Details are limited in the fragment, noting the party and location with no further outcomes or dates provided.
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B. de Franklin
Bigria
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