Belmont County Sheriff dies after Providence gun battle
Sam Dunfee sheriff of Belmont County was killed in a gun battle with rum runners at Providence near Martins Ferry. Vido Radanovich was shot three times and hospitalized. two other suspects Albert Deloretti and Andy Susac were jailed at St. Clairsville. Deloretti denied involvement. Susac arrested in Bellaire. Radanovich expected to recover as authorities prepared for possible trouble.
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Sam Dunfee
Belmont County
Vido Radanovich
St. Clairsville
Providence
Dundee
Randanovich
Susac
Bellaire
Ohio
Dunfee
ILYRIA MAN'S ROMANCE HITS CHICAGO ROCKS CHICAGO
George Cowan of Elyria sued for divorce by Mrs Mazo Cowan alleging cruelty and infidelity. They married May 16 in Elyria and have no children. She accuses him of beating her last July and seeks a writ halting Cowan's $106 weekly salary from his Manufacturer's Appraisal Co.
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Chicago
George Bowan
Manuufacturers
Elyria
Mazo BE Cowan
Cowan
Youngstown
UBE Plant to Cut Operation Next Week
Lorain August 6 The National Tubs Company plans to cut operation to about 96 percent next week under a manager announced schedule. This slightly lowers the plant’s activity from the past month when it ran at 93 percent.
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UBE
Lorain
Ang
Poincare Shifts Policy on Foreign Debts
Paris August 5 Premier Poincare has changed his stance on settling foreign debts. He now plans to ask the chamber of deputies for immediate ratification of agreements already before the foreign affairs and finance committees so they can be laid before the chamber next week. The U.S. stance on loans reportedly influenced the pivot.
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Neat Neek
United States
Wranre
Mother Ederle Waits News From Gertrude
In Highlands New Jersey on August 6 Mrs Henry Ederle anxiously awaits bulletin on Gertrude Ederle’s English Channel swim. Daughter Helen mails latest cable reports to her mother as the family follows weather and progress updates.
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NX 1
Gertrude Ederle
Henry Ederle
New York City
Helen Ederle
Gertrude
Helen
London
Hesse
Mafalda
Italy
Racconigi
Does
Girl Identifies Negro Attacker in Robbery Case
A 19 year old man from Birmingham Alabama Shad Fields was arraigned in municipal court for attempting rape of a white girl Ei en Doomey on the night of the 26th. Doomey identified Fields and he was bound over to the grand jury with bond set at 1006 dollars.
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Shad Fields
Birmingham
Ala
Eien Doomey
Grand Jury
US stance kept on Mexico religious strife policy
The Knights of Columbus appeal to President Coolidge and the State Department for protection of American citizens in Mexico will not change Washington policy. Officials say border disputes are internal matters and the United States will act only to shield lives and property. The department notes protests and has asked Ambassador Sheffield to investigate alleged injustices while awaiting possible adjustments between Calles’s government and the Catholic Church. An arms embargo to Mexico is likely to stay in effect for now.
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Knights of Columbus
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State Department
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Department
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Sheffield
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Ederle Near Goodwin Lights Still At Sea Off Dover
Gertrude Ederle continued a perilous 5 mile off shore swim near Goodwin sands as tug boats trailed her progress. By 4 45 PM she remained strong but faced dangerous currents and long voyage toward Dover with daylight slipping away.
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Bermuda Hit by Hurricane Berumuda Sweep
A hurricane named Berumuda swept Bermuda starting at 1 o clock last night and continues today. Businesses suspended operations due to the strong wind with damage described as not extensive so far.
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Canton's Underworld Tactics Halt Murder Probe
Soldiers guard Canton officials as authorities fear the Yungie gang aims to halt the Don RR Mellers murder investigation. Riots and threats include telephones, electric wires, brick tossing at Hermann Witter home, prompting National Guard patrols and weapons warnings amid mounting violence.
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Planes Crash in Mid Air Fatal for Pilot
At Chanute Field a T-6 trainer piloted by Lieutenant Cantor Edward Pardraipe of Chicago collided with another plane. Pardraipe was killed instantly. Co-pilot John L. Weil of Racine Wisconsin and Warald B. Wilson of Shelbyville Wisconsin were injured. Authorities could not determine the cause, noting both planes failed to maintain control. The planes went down five minutes apart. Pardraipe’s plane crashed and burned, the other landed more smoothly.
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Canton Edward Pardraipe
Chicago
Chanute Fleli
Tiane
John LG Weils
Racine
Wis
Reserve Corps
Warald B Wilson
Shelbyville
Ile Field
Tardinige
Mysterious death of Columbus boy under investigation
Columbus police probe the mysterious death of a 10 year old boy found on New York Central tracks near Columbus. Coroner and Patica investigators review the scene while a brother identifies a suspect, John Barker, 17, who was later released after questioning. Authorities consider a severe blow to the head as the cause and check freight crew accounts for possible accidental riding.
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Auge Patica
Murphy
New York Central
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Tavid
Noman Ruy
Jeagues
John Barker
Barker
Trarka
Polier
Anland Kills Police Informer in Chicago Shooting
Milan Ty Hek, connected to bootlegging and an informer for federal authorities, was shot through a home window in Chicago while talking to his wife and four children. Police report no clues yet in the gangland killing.
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Ang
Milan
Crash nets arrest in auto thief capture
In Columbus a bicycle collision led to the capture of auto thief Phillip Goodman. Bush Homin, 18, aided the arrest and was treated at Grant hospital for minor injuries. Goodman is jailed on stolen auto charges.
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Hominn Bush
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Natives Burned Alive Report From South African Sugar Plantations
A disrupted dispatch from Cape Town reports that thirteen natives were burned alive on South African sugar plantations. The incident follows a fiery sabotage and highlights colonial violence and labor unrest in the region.
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la Ofgeres
Talay
Csape Town
Mob Gathers at Home of Day Informer
Sheriff Warley McNabb with 25 deputies rushed to New Straitsville Ohio to guard the home of Thomas Spencer after a mob of about 30 miners gathered threatening to lynch him as a state prohibition informer. The crowd dispersed when the lawmen arrived.
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Warley McNabb
New Straitsville
Ohio
Thomas Spencer
Spencer
Ohio counties to finance the state late news bulletins
Ohio counties face funding the state treasury as auditors uncover an 1869 statute allowing advances from funds to cover payroll gaps. Officials say revenues will improve after recent measures, while questions linger over ongoing budget gaps and potential borrowing.
Priest Reputed Cleric Arrested in Santa Ana Murder
The Rev. Philip Goodwin, self-described priest of the American Catholic Church, was today taken to Santa Ana to face a charge of murdering Jose Patterson, a real estate dealer, there last March.
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York
Philip Goodwin
Santa, Ana
Jose Patterson
Italy Weighs Gold Standard Return
Rome reports indicate Italy may restore the gold standard after talks between officials and financiers. Delegates reportedly discussed monetary policy shifts following recent conferences, with sources noting progress toward potential stabilization measures.
Lake breezes ease Chicago heat wave tolls
Lake breezes brought relief to a sweltering Chicago on August 6 easing a heat wave that had claimed fifteen lives. The cooling winds cut the oppressive heat, offering temporary respite to residents amid record temperatures.
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Ted
Tragic Fall from Hay Wagon Causes Death
In Coltma bis Ohio a man named Heath fell from a hay wagon and died days later. He suffered a broken back after losing grip on a rope used to steady the wagon while moving. He was reportedly working as a day laborer when the accident occurred.
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Heath
Railroads report strong six month income in 185 class lines
Net operating incomes of 185 class railroads for the first six months totaled 494 866 778 dollars. This represents an annual rate of 4.96 percent on their property investment according to reports filed with the Bureau of Railway Economics.
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Bureau of Railway Economius
Standard Oil Company Board Boosts Dividend on Common Stock
Directors of the Standard Oil Company of New York raised the annual dividend on common stock from 1.40 to 1.60 a share and declared a quarterly dividend of 40 cents payable to stockholders of record August 20. The item continues on Page 2.
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Bitter Labor Attack Shocks Paxton Audience
An odd fragment reports a bitter attack by labor figures in Paxton involving Premier Talila and references to Vinson Press Assommition. The text mentions coal strikers and alleged actions to influence Americans and Brits, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Talila
Sendimer Amies
United States
Cnohk
Treprye + Palmvn
Vinson Press
Son admits strangling Hampden official's wife in Mass home
In Springfield on August 6, Richard Bearse 22 killed his mother Mrs. Fred A. Bearse wife of Hampden county treasurer. He dragged her body to the kitchen and tore out eyes and heart before police captured him. He calmly claimed the act stemmed from intense love for her. Neighbors heard pistol shots and alerted officers. Continuation on page 2.
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Fred A. Bearse
Hampden County
Richard Bearse
Youn Rearse
Kearse
Senate watchdog committee widens slush fund probe
Aug letters describe the Senate watchdog committee taking a role over remaining Senate campaigns and November elections. It vows summer investigations into slush funds and corruption, with efforts to wipe out misuse in nominations.
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Chicago
Enate Shish Fund Committee
Relatives Seek Clagh Victims Family Claims in Cragh Tragedy
Relatives of Cragh victims Charles and Waredd Yerkes, sons of M1 and Vas, arrived in Aner yesterday seeking details about their parents. The two were killed Wednesday when a Lake Shere Mlerii baggage car struck the machine they rode. The bereaved family, with four other children, awaitsponses and funeral arrangements in the somber aftermath.
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Loli
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Mulherry
Ude Hovs
Tree Pirks
Lorain County Fair set to be county's largest event
The Lorain County Fair judges anticipate record exhibits across departments at Elyria September 6 to 8. County agents report growing club showings from 4th graders to teens and a prize boost with nine silver cups for race winners. New stock pens and paintwork on several buildings under way as organizers seek displays and premiums.
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Lorain County
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County Valla
Thera Vs
P. Clement
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Richmond
Lorain
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