Mystery Drug Case Rocks Western Reserve University
A Western Reserve University medical student is questioned in Cleveland over the death of Dorothy Kirk 21, believed killed by drugs given for experiments. Investigators found a large cache of medicines under the suspect’s bed and compare the case to Leopold and Loeb.
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Cleveland
Western Reserve University
Dorothy Kirk
Loeb
Leopold
Mix Kirk
Dorothy
Cane Fulton
Ohio
William Jackson
Miss Kirk
680 Party Leaders Consider Platforms
Columbus report notes Republicans and Democrats gathering to adopt party platforms for November. Speakers and attendees include state officials, attorneys, labor federation members, and party leaders planning a concise session before adjournment.
Fragmented OCR Note Cannot Determine Clear Event
The readable text fragment provides no coherent event, names, or actions. It contains garbled characters and partial phrases, offering no verifiable details for a factual summary.
Press Leaders Call Wages Tied to Individual Production
Press leaders at Pressfen's Home Tenn Aug 24 advocate wage based on individual output. Fred A Walker chairman of the Publishers Association argues production should influence pay, suggests three year apprenticeship may replace four, and cites union negotiations with New York publishers as limited by factors beyond production.
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Pressfen
Tenn
Fred A. Walker
Publishers’ Association of
New York City
Pressmen’s Union
Walker
New York Sun
New York Telegram
Uing
New York
Farmer backs nation's laws, Taber asserts
Louis J Taber of Ohio told President Coolidge the farmer supports stronger law enforcement, praises Lon A Andrews for prohibition work, and urges better organization for agriculture. Taber cited low wages and long hours in Erie region and urged cooperative marketing and tariffs to aid farmers.
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Paul Smith
Coolidge
Louis J Taber
Ohio
National Grange
Faber
Lon ‘Ela C. Andrews
the Treasury
Andrews
Taber Sai
Eurege
Surege
America
Taber
Grange
Regular excursion trains to Philadelphia announced
Excursion rates to Philadelphia on the Regular Pennsylvania Railroad apply from Union Station. The outbound train leaves at 17 37 A M for Salisberians attending the Sesqui Centennia on Maryland Day next Friday and arrives at Broad Street at 11 56 A M. Return trains depart Philadelphia at 11 05 33. Confusion over the Delmar extra train persists while officials emphasize the later regular service with excursion rates.
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Philadelphia
Union Station
Governor appoints Wilmington Juvenile Court chief
Governor Robinson named former Chancellor Charlee Ledge of the Juvenile Court of Wilmington to succeed Judge S. Prickett, who died two weeks ago. Also reported are corporate theatre acquisitions and parole actions in various states.
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Wilmington
Mel
Robinson
Charlee
Ledge
Juvenile Court of
S. Prickett
Larger ships to be common says World Facen Improveme
The Los Angeles navy dirigible at Lakehurst New Jersey is described as a 700 foot test tube conducting aviator scientist experiments toward air conquest. Reports note luxurious ocean liner potential five thousand to six million cubic foot airships, capable of carrying airplanes, with radio weather forecasting advances and coal savings.
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Lakehurst
Los Angeles
E. 8
Kson
C E. Rosendahl
Shenandosh
Rohendah
Anu
Two Plucky Boys Conquer Bay In 12 Mile Quest
A rough OCR fragment describes a 14 year old girl and two boys undertaking a bay crossing of about 12 to 13 miles. Details are garbled but imply a brave endurance feat near Tol Chesapeake area with references to lifelike sea conditions and a perilous journey.
Canton murder case roils as prosecutor faces assault charge
Sten Mellott murder case dominates Canton headlines as Joseph Roach Chicago lawyer and special investigator is attacked by B McCine and McClintock amid claims of incompetence and interference with federal inquiry. Stark County Grand Jury meets tomorrow to weigh evidence in the Mellitt case.
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Carten
Deelarase
B. McCine & T
Joseph R. Roach
Chicago
Sten Ro Meilett
Canton
Roach
S.lengul
Tdas
Swarts
McClintock
Stark County Grand Jury
Don Mellitt
Ora Slater
Met Bnteckh
Throngs Mourn Valentino Idol Of Screen In 1920s
Crowds gathered at undertaker parlors as tributes flowed from Los Angeles to New York for Rudolph Valentino the screen idol who died after two operations. Italian residents began fundraising for a monument while Pola Negri mourned and news of a proposed wedding circulated despite Valentino’s intentions for a single, quiet life.
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Rudulph Valentino
Taly
Italy
Los Angele
America
John W Considine
Los Angeles
Valentino
Los Angeleles
Pola Negri
Charles Eyton
Pols
Heverly Hills
Eytonanya
Rudy
Pola
Marian Benda
Valentine
Polyelinte Hospital
Valentin
Neg
Beada
Fas Tenate
Spuds Forfeits 20 Games Drops to Fifth in Standings
Parksley forfeited 20 games for violations of class player rules, reallocating wins to five clubs Crisfield Easton Dover Salisbury Cambridge and Parksley. Crisfield pleaded guilty to using four close players in several games with one win awarded to Parksley. Easton seeks rehearing as Parksley appeals.
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Cambridge
Crisfield
Crabbers
Parkstey
L Pet
Doverns
I Sellabury
Crisfielus
Parkstey Ie
Easton
Nr Rew
Parksley
Walker
Coleman
Crump
Marable
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Virginia
Selina Kansas
Couteare
Saeager
J M Chander
Teeffense
Parksie Club
Farrell
National Association
Claes
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