Warrants Served In McPherson Case Hunt For Ormiston
In Los Angeles on September 18 AP reports warrants issued for Kenneth G Ormiston as part of the McPherson kidnapping hoax probe while Minnie Kennedy mother of Aimee Semple McPherson remains jailed on conspiracy and false evidence charges Mrs Kennedy pleaded not guilty with bail set and McPherson awaiting hearings Meanwhile four named conspirators including Lorraine Wiseman Sielaff face felony complaints and police seek Ormiston nationwide.
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Los Angeles
Minnie Kennedy
Aimee Semple McPherson
Asa Keyes
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Angelus Temple
McPherson
Lorraine Wiseman-Sielaff
Miss X
John Doe
Richard Roe
Sarah Moe
Sielaff
Philadelphia
Ormiston
Hahn
Kennedy
Keyes
Carlos Hardy
Four Principals In Hall Mills Case Welcome Hearing
Four persons charged with the murder of Dr. Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs. Eleanor Mills say they welcome a trial as a chance to prove innocence. The state plans new evidence against them and may call Ralph W. M. Gorsline before the September grand jury. Mrs Hall and kin oppose a jury from another county and seek a foreign jury. Bail for Mrs Hall rises to 40000. her cousin and two brothers are held without bail.
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Somerville
N. J
Edward Wheeler Hall
Eleanor Mills
Alexander Simpson
Ralph W. M. Gorsline
Dr. Hall
Simpson
Gorsline
Catherine Rastall Wrete
Hall
Mr. Simpson
Mrs. Hall
Henry de la B. Carpender
Willie
Harry Stevents
Spain Relinquishes Tangier Demand in Morocco Note
The Spanish government announced in notes to London and Paris that Tangier will not be included in Spain's Moroccan zone. The move reduces tensions as Madrid shifts its colonial claim and seeks an agreed status for Tangier.
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London
Paris
Tangier
Morocco
Second West Indies Disturbance Strikes Coast
Tropical storm near Nassau moves toward extreme southeast Florida as hurricane warnings line Florida's coast from Titusville to Key West. Mexican troops kill 13 in bandit hunt after Rosenthal kidnapping with several suspects shot and post mortem reveals fatal injuries.
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Washington
Nassau
Weather Bureau
Florida
Schooner Saint Pierre-Miquelon Sinking Reported
Wireless message from Savannah reports the schooner Saint Pierre-Miquelon sinking slowly and burning. Crew were taken aboard the steamer Westward at 25:00 longitude 17 37 west, warning other ships of the danger.
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Saint Pierre-Miquelon
Westerwald
Army Dirigible RS-1 Hindered by Heavy Fog
The Army dirigible RS-1 arrived at Ford airport at 5 40 this morning with a plan to tie up at 7 am, then proceed to Selfridge field near Mount Clem ens. Dense fog prevented visual sighting from the ground and the radio station at the airport kept contact with the ship through the night.
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Detroit
Ford
Selfridge Field
Mount Clemens
President Coolidge and family depart Adirondacks for Washington
President and Mrs Coolidge left Gabriels New York at 7 40 am on a special train for Washington returning from their Adirondack vacation. They rode six miles from White Pine camp to greet summer locals and natives as they began the trip down the Mohawk and Hudson valleys toward New York City and Philadelphia. The weather was clear and cool for the mountain leg.
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Gabriels
N. Y
Coolidge
Washington
Adirondacks
White Pine Camp
White House
Mohawk
Hudson River
New York Central
New York City
Philadelphia
All grains show some gain over last week
The report notes gains across grains with wheat up 13 4 to 3 cent, corn down 1 1 2 to 3 1 8 cents, and oats rising 1 1 8 to 2 7 8 cents while provisions fall 5 to 65 cents amid market activity in Chicago.
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Chicago
American Northwest
Canada
Board of Trade
Sharps
Fight case postponed in Dempsey Tunney dispute
In Philadelphia on September 18, a hearing on Tex Rickard paying Jack Dempsey and Gene Tunney before their heavyweight title bout adjourned the case until Tuesday.
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Philadelphia
Tex Rickard
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Three jailed after murder pleas in Somerville
Mrs Hall's bail of 40000 was set as three kinsmen returned to jail after pleading not guilty to murder in Somerville New Jersey. Other items include Geneva talks on Europe debt, Mrs McPherson's kidnapping frame case delayed by illness, and a Caribbean hurricane threat to Florida coast.
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Caribbean
Beardstown
Ill
Two Students Suspended by NC University Council
Chapel Hill September 18. The University of North Carolina suspended two students for four months on charges of conduct tending toward hazing. R. W. Epstein Jr. of Rocky Mount a junior and J. B. Mills of Polkton a senior led a parade of freshmen with trousers rolled above the knees. President Chase endorsed the council action.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
R. W. Epstein, Jr
Rocky Mount
J. B. Mills
Polkton
Epstein
Mills
Chase
Hazing Nipped at State University Promptly
State University grapples with hazing as two upperclassmen are suspended after freshmen endured cold baths and the Charleston on a table. President Chase assures parents no harm will come to freshmen. In Goldsboro a man named James Smith is shot by Patrolman Nick Gwatney while fleeing after being caught taking a tire. In Raleigh Judge Meekins weighs attorney fees for the tri state tobacco growers receivership with suggestions of 50 000 dollars, but he says funds belong to farmers and not lawyers.
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Chapel Hill
The
State University
Chase
Goldsboro
James Smith
Nick Gwatney
Raleigh
Meekins
Tri-State Tobacco Growers Association
Wiley Person
Charles W. Green
Miller
Daugherty
Guy B. Goff
United States
West Virginia
Jesse Smith
New York
Merton
King
Smith
Mrs A J Wishart Dies At Residence
Mrs A J Wishart dies at 113 Steele Street today at noon after a long illness. Funeral services will be held at her home tomorrow at 3 30 PM led by Dr E K McLarty and the Rev C P Coble. Burial is planned for Trinity Cemetery.
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A. T. Wishart
Steele Street
E. K McLarty
C. P. Coble
Trinity Cemetery
Drivers and cars in Altoona race list
Altoona Pa September 18 AP the list of drivers and car makes for today 250 mile race at Altoona speedway includes Harry Hartz Miller Bennie Hill Miller Dave Lewis Miller front wheel drive Fred Comer Miller Frank Lockhart Miller Less Duray Miller front wheel drive Dr William Shattuc Miller Earl Devore Altoona Special Eddie Hearne Locomobile Harlan Fengler Locomobile Frank Elliot Miller Cliff Woodbury Boyles Special Pete Kris Miller front wheel drive Tony Gullot Miller Earl Cooper Miller front wheel drive Peter De Paolo Duesenberg Ralph Hepburn Duesenberg Norman Batten Miller Bob Mae Donagh Duesenberg Fred Leckleider Miller Al Seivers Miller
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Altoona
AltoOna Speedway
Harry Hartz
Miller
Bennie Hill
Dave Lewis
Fred Comer
Frank Lockhart
Less
Locomobile
Frank Elliot
Cliff Woodbury
Boyles
Pete Kris
Tony Gullot
Earl Cooper
Peter de Paolo
Duesenberg
Ralph Hepburn
Norman Batten
Bob Mae Donagh
Fred Leckleider
al Seivers
Von Elm Leads Jones In Final National Amateur
In Baltusrol action at Short Hills New Jersey George Von Elm of Los Angeles holds a one up edge over Bobby Jones after 27 holes of the 36 hole final. Jones trailed one down to Von Elm at the close of the morning 18 holes with parity in the total score for the day.
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Short Hills
N. J
George von Elm
Los Angeles
Bobby Jones
Baltusrol
Jones
von Elm
von Elmin
Newspapers Will Broadcast The Dempsey Tunney Fight
Philadelphia report says newspapers will broadcast fight details over their wires from ringside. W L Austin of the sesquicentennial exposition calls Tex Rickard claims false and asserts officials will not permit blocking broadcasting.
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Philadelphia
W. L. Austin
Austin
Richard
Sesquicentennial
Tex Rickard
Sesquicentennial Stadium
Middle West Guards Grain Fields Against Floods
US government presses speed on a 7 million dollar German stock claim tied to a 441 thousand dollar bribe as Daugherty Miller cases resume in federal court. In Illinois Iowa, floods threaten grain belts with Skunk and Illinois rivers cresting. Hull and Hawarden report flood fatalities and extensive damage.
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New York
Harry M. Daugherty
Thomas W. Miller
Richard W. Merton
John T. King
Republican National
Connecticut
Societe Suisse Pour Valeurs de Metaux
Merton
Salisbury Lad Killed by Car
Eight year old Robert Weddington, son of Edward F Weddington of Salisbury, died after being struck by an automobile driven by R C Walter on Crawford Street near his home. An investigation by the county prosecutor and coroner found the accident unavoidable.
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Salisbury
Robert
Edward F. Weddington
R. C. Walter
Crawford Street
Clement
Summersett
Clearing House Banks Report Deficit in Reserves
The clearing house banks and trust companies in New York show a weekly reserve deficit of 25,173,610 dollars. This follows a prior week with an excess reserve of 50,487,900 dollars, a decrease of 75,661,510 dollars.
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New York
Flashes Of Life Across Cities On Art And Sport
In New York John F. Hylan era style contrasts art artists with others while Dempsey Tunney draws mixed reaction in England. London golf boasts A D Broughton records as Empress Jones delights spectators in New Jersey. Olga Nethersole and Geraldine Parrar arrive with dramatic fashion. Gerry recalls a Munich Berlin flight and tuberculosis charity. Aunt Sammy to promote home economics on October four across stations.
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New York
England
Trevor C. Wignall
London
Daily Mail
Sea Green
Olga Nethersole
Geraldine Parrar
Europe
Geraldine
Olga
Gerry
Munich
Berlin
Washington
Sammy
Sam
Bureau of Home Economics
Tropical hurricane nears Florida coast from Nassau
Shipping rushes to cover as a tropical hurricane centered at Nassau moves toward Florida. Miami Beach reports 20 foot high waves and curfew like conditions, with causeways blocked and power lines down. Yachts move to inland canals and Nassau radio links are lost as storm warnings spread along the Florida coast.
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Miami
Fla
Nassau
Bahama Islands
Havana
Cuba
Miami Beach
Biscayne Bay
Palm Beach
Ocean Boulevard
Lake Worth
Bahamas
Tropical Radio Company
Weather Bureau
Washington
Florida
Florida coastal towns isolated as second hurricane strikes
The second hurricane in two months lashed the West Indies and reached Florida’s lower east coast, severing telephone and telegraph lines around West Palm Beach and Miami. Reports said 80 mph winds flooded parts of Miami and Miami Beach while outlets from Miami to Titusville faced delays and outages.
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Jacksonville
Fla
West Indies
Florida
West Pal Beach
Miami
Western Union Telegraph Company
Key West
Miami Beach
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Titusville
Hialeah
Injunction Dissolved Over Grace Faith Healing Services
Judge A M Stack dissolves the temporary injunction stopping police interference with Bishop C M Grace faith healing services in Mecklenburg Superior Court. City commissioners were asked to show cause why the ban on further meetings should not be made permanent after Saturday action.
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Fee Wah Iss Pi
Hunt
Hall-Mills
Spain
Mexico City
Jacob Rosenthal
Weredere
Joseph Ruff
Mr. Rosenthal
Foreign Office
Rosenthal
Tampa
Alabama
Savannah
Dee Kondos
New York Bay
Fort Hamilton
Fort Wadsworth
Kondos
Associated Press
A. J. Wishart
Middle West
Skunk
Burlington
Illinois Line
Illinois River
Snagamon
Illinois
Iowa
Midwest
Hull
Hawarden
Dry Creek
John F. Hylan
Emperor Jones
J. B. Rose
Pittsburgh
Tom Logan
Boston
Gaston Depew
Buffalo
H. W. Albion
A. D. Broughton
Goodenbeach
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