Missing American teacher traced by all night London search
Joseph Victor Collins professor of mathematics at Stevens Point vanished in London after an all night search. He reportedly had $3000 in checks on him and money in his pockets when last seen by his daughter. Police suspect he was robbed by sharpers after his funds as they distributed photographs and descriptions in an exhaustive search.
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International News Service
London
Joseph Victor Collins
Stevens Point
American Express Company
Sharp
Ars
Bootland Yard
Colling
Aution
Edinburgh
Educators’ Convention
Missing Tot Found Floating In East River
The body of four year old Robert Perles, missing from his East Side home since Sunday, was found today in the East River and identified by Samuel Perles, the boy’s father. Police believe he wandered from the recreation pier at East Third Street.
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International News Service
New York
Robert Perles
East Side
East River
Perles
Alea
Verle Irving Pickelney
Samuel Perles
Big Son
Vaudeville Show Ends Montoyshines in Tennessee
Arthur Mometer notes the Montoyshines end in sunny Tennessee after lengthy arguments and heated spats. He argues Darrow Stewart Bryan and other figures show only blinde happiness when mixed in fights. He calls the case important but unclear and concludes it was a vaudeville show with Dayton quiet and weather at seventy eight.
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Tennessee
Dayton
Darrow
Stewart
Bryan
Regal
Police Drive Against Stray Dogs in City Streets
Police chief Heaty Dy Sart announces a year round campaign to keep streets free of stray dogs and ensure licensed dogs are tied. He says officers will act to protect citizens from danger by preventing attacks and will kill stray dogs when necessary. Citizens praise the improved conditions from the drive.
Prohibition Attitude Recordings To Track Officials
An indexed file of attitudes and enforcement conditions of federal state county and municipal officials toward prohibition will be kept by the treasury. The program, supplementing Justice Department reports, aims to detail public opinion and the activities of enforcement officials nationwide. Treasury agents are reviewing past records of enforcement personnel and applicants.
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Robert 5
Thornburgh
Washington
United States
Treasury
Department of Justice
Warning Against Counterfeit Notes Warned In Pittsburgh
The U S district attorney warns of counterfeit Federal Reserve notes bearing Andrew Jackson likely issued by the Boston Fed. Ten dollar bills are most common. Raids in New York followed similar finds in Homestead and McKees Rock with wider activity in the Pittsburgh trade area.
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Conternational Mews Service
Pittsburgh
Monongahela Valley
U. S. District Attorney’s Office
Andrew Jackson
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
U. 5
Homestead
McKees Rock
New York
Record Goes Back To Ellwood City
Arthur Wilam Cottrill of Ellwood City R F D No 3 and ten grandparents were listed. A later family report added step-grandparents making eleven, but a new letter from his father informs that counting step-grandparents the total is twelve.
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Arthur Wilam Cottrill
Ww. E. Cottrill
Ellwood City
R. F. D No
Cottrill
Death record Ella Sturdevant 51 Pulas Ki Pa
Mrs Ella Sturdevant aged 51 of Pulas Ki Pennsylvania is noted in death records alongside Mrs Mary Vanacky of 9 Southview Avenue. The notice lists respective names and a residential address.
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Ella Sturdevant
Pulaski, Pa
Mary Vanacky
Southview Avenue
Harry Sinclair Named in Equity Suit Over Coal Company
In Pittsburgh on July 22, Harry F. Sinclair was named a defendant in an equity suit filed by creditors of John A. Bell former head of the closed Carnegie Trust Company. The suit seeks 1,445,006 with 600,000 due Bell and the rest for Harmon Creek Coal Company where Sinclair was a director. A temporary injunction blocked extensions on a 1.6 million mortgage on Harmon Creek properties. Also named are G H Filton and current and former coal company directors. An accounting of affairs is sought to substantiate fraud and conspiracy charges.
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C International News Service
Pittsburgh
John A. Bell
Carnegie Trust Company
Harry F. Sinclair
Alarks
Due Bell
Harmon Creek Coal Company
Sinclair
Common Pleas
Swearingen
Lens
Harmon Creek Company
Bell
Belhay
G. H. Filton
Coal Company
Finn
George H. Filun
Plan To Liquidate Carnegie Trust Bank Affairs
Harrisburg July 22 Plans for the liquidation of the affairs of the Carnegie Trust company were announced by Deputy Secretary of Banking Charles H Graff Secretary of Banking Peter G Cameron is considering the appointment of two disinterested persons 43 appraisers who will inventory and appraise the assets and file the report with the prothonotary of Allegheny county and with the banking department It is expected the appraisement will take several weeks The steps are the usual ones in closing a bank's affairs when it has been taken over by the state banking department
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Carnegie Trust Company
Charles H. Graff
Peter G. Cameron
Allegheny County
Banking Department
State Banking Department
Marchand Commissioned as Second Lieutenant
George M. Marchand of 687 Haas Washington Street New Castle has been commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the Field Artillery Reserve Corps, War Department announced today. The Washington correspondent report notes the official act occurred in Washington D C on July 22.
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George FH. Manning
Washington
the News
Washington, D. C
George M. Marchand
Haas
Public Inspection Of Tax Payments For September
Treasury announces public inspection of 1924 incomes tax payments starting September 1. Lists cover 1924 calendar year and fiscal year to June 30, 1925, open 30 days from September 9 with daily hours set by each collector. Afterward inspections require at least three days per week and three hours per day, overseen by a designated staffer.
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Bulletin
International News Service
Washington
Treasury Department
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Leach
Collector of Internal Revenue
Rev. Owen's Son Shot By Boys
Ernest Owen eleven year old son of Rev George Owen pastor of Central Christian Church was shot in the right leg by two hold up boys on Atlantic Avenue near Simpson M Z church in Taylor township. He and four companions were attacked after leaving Works to gather scrap. The youths fled. Ernest was taken home then to New Castle Hospital. Recovery expected if no complications.
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Ernest
George Owen
Central Christian Church
New Castler
Atlantic Avenue
Simpson M. Z
Taylor Township
Wayne Shotnberger
Eig Simon
Edward Logan
Stanley Kazinsky
Cen
Poys
Owen Boy
Owen
New Castle Hospital
Predicts Two More Violent Quakes
Prof Bendant, whose quake predictions have partly proven correct, forecast no shocks of importance on July 25 and 26 yet warned two earthquakes would strike the night of July 25 and 26 in Alaska and during July 30 in the Japanese Islands, according to ROMB.
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International News Service
Romb
Prof
Bendant
Alaska
Theapanese Islands
Scopes Defense Prepares Appeal To Higher Court
Dayton Tenn July 22 The Scopes trial ends as supporters onlookers disperse. Defense teams draft a bill of exceptions for appeal to the Tennessee Supreme Court arguing the anti evolution law is unconstitutional and denies Scopes his rights. Five principal points will guide the appeal including the unconstitutional basis of the conviction.
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William K. Hutchinson
International News Service
Dayton, Tenn
John Thomas Scopes
Tennessee
Scopes
Tennesese Supreme Court
Knoxville
Beopes
Governor Donahey Hosts Thirty Reporters at Dinner
In Columbus on July 22 Gov A V Donahey will serve turtle soup prepared from his own recipe to thirty newspapermen at a dinner in the executive mansion. The governor is expected to spend much of the day at a steaming cauldron with 70 pounds of turtle for the feast.
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International News Service
Columbus
Gov. A. V. Donahey
Executive Mansion
Central Presbyterians Picnic Delayed to July 30
Announcement lists Central Presbyterian Congregational and Sunday school picnic postponed from Wednesday July 29 at Cascade Park to Thursday July 30. Further notices will outline the program and arrangements.
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Central Presbyterians
Cascade Park
Central Presbyterian Congregational
Fate Sends Stranger to Save Bathing Girl Twice
A stranger from afar, 4A. L. Boatwright, is credited with rescuing Katherine Williams from death twice during a bathing incident in Charlotte on July 22. The events are described as extraordinary, with fate guiding Boatwright to intervene in two separate and distinct circumstances.
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Stranger
Bathing Girl
Charlotte
N. C
Miss Williams
L. Boatwright
Katherine Williams
Boatwright
Empress Hermine Denies Kaiser Divorce Talk
Empress Hermine declares rumors of estrangement or divorce to be malicious lies with no foundation. She speaks plainly in Bad Wildbad, Germany, describing life with Kaiser Wilhelm at Doorn and details of their marriage after nearly three years. The interview, conducted in a health resort drawing room, covers personal relations and life in exile.
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Dunbar Wever
International News Service
Wildbad
Black Forest
Germany
Kaiser
Hermino
Seth
Empress Mermine
Nitz
Wilhelm
Doorn
Atoplaone
Sundor Silesia
Kellogg Sees Hope in Chinese Peace Talks Accord
Washington bulletin reports Secretary Kellogg's hope for Chinese peace as Japan signals accord with international discussions on China's treaties with foreign powers. Ambassador Matsudaira conveyed Tokyo's stance, while Britain's views are believed aligned but not officially confirmed.
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Kellogg
Japan
International News Service
Washington
Kellong
China
Tokio
Matsudaira
State Department
Great Britain
Start Recount On Iowa Senatorial Election In 1924
Washington July 22 A count of Marion county Iowa ballots in the 1924 election ended with Daniel F Steck Democrat valued but one vote in his contest against Senator Smith Brookhart The senate privileges and elections committee has begun recounts in two more counties with counts to be completed today Officials said no change in the election result was found and Steck attorneys noted ballots would be scanned more carefully in larger counties to reveal the real contest
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International News Service
Washington
Marion County
Iowa
Senate Privileges and Elections Committee
Daniel F. Steck
Smith Brookhart
Towa
Senate Committee
Steck
Brookhart
French Commission To Go To London For Debt Parley
Paris reports that Barnand Moervan Neret and Robert Pelli tier from the finance ministry will travel to London next month to negotiate funding for France's war debt to Britain. The diplomats aim to secure terms that stabilize postwar finances.
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London
International
Paris
Barnand Moervan-Neret
Robert Pellitier
Financial Ministry
Leoking
Britain
Scott Doomed To Die On Gallows Friday Morning
Russell Scott faces execution by hanging at dawn Friday as authorities fight to keep his nerve intact. Gov Len Small may not grant clemency despite sympathy from backers, with the defense relying on Robert Scott as a potential last move. An apparent coordinated effort to break Scott’s spirit includes letters, clipped quotes, and newspaper clips circulated to worry the condemned man.
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Scott
Gov. Small
International News Service
Chocago
Russell Scott
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Hermine
Dourn
Brother
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Len Small
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