Agitation Grows in Sacco Vanzetti Case
Aug 8 dispatch reports rising agitation in the Sacco Vanzetti case as U S officials insist on naval parity with Britain. The piece notes Prime Minister Churchill’s stance on equal naval strength, limits in practice, and Britain’s empire trade rules shaping policy.
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Winston Crerelill
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Geneva
Coolidge Decision Boosts GOP Hopes for 1968
In Rapid City SD on August 8 the Republican party and Frank V. Hedges secretary of the National Republican Committee reported that President Coolidge’s statement declining a third term has strengthened the party. They expect a Republican victory in 1968 with Coolidge’s stance aiding campaign efforts. Modes recently visited the White House to discuss the matter.
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Fall From Pole Proves Fatal To Lineman Toneth Orvis
Lineman Toneth Orvis aged 24 dies after falling from a pole while working for the company. He leaves his father and mother Mr and Mrs Bert Orvis, four brothers Harry Minh Bert William, two sisters Marguerite and Totty Jane, and fiancée Miss Dilly Baird. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Commissioners Award Contract For Road Job
County commissioners awarded a road contract after bids were opened and tabulated. One bid totaled 9.114 dollars, with engineers estimates noted as 24. The meeting occurred at Leghbo ary A, detailing the paving project scope and vendor.
Count Jacéla Saocheyani Car Crash Near Budapest
A fatal car crash near Budapest involved Count Jacéla Saocheyani. The vehicle veered onto an embankment after being blinded by approaching headlights, as bystanders reported the incident occurred at 2 a.m. local time.
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Body of boy to be dragged from Edenwater Beach area
A search team will drag Lake near Edenwater Beach today following finds last night at the kissing beach. Assistant superintendent Mead said the clothes suggested the victim is a boy about fifteen, with pockets revealing clues as police investigate the weight of the garments.
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Ohio Accident Toll Reaches Twenty Nine This Week
United Press reports a week of deadly accidents in Ohio claiming twenty nine lives. Drownings, two fatal train auto crashes, shootings, and a poison suicide joined the toll across Cleveland Ravenna Toledo Cincinnati Newark and surrounding areas. Names include Ralph Wolf Florence Wetzel Robert Klingenberg and William Thomas among others with numerous unidentified victims.
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Two Federal Prohibition Agents Killed Off Florida Coast
Two federal prohibition agents, Robert K. Webster and Boatswain Landerin, were killed when captured rum runners fired aboard the coast guard cutter CJ-249 near Fort Lauderdale Florida. Agents Lamby and Hollingsworth were wounded during the encounter. The suspects, Horace Alderman and E. Weeds, were reportedly in custody with about eighty five cases of liquor found on their craft.
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Parachute Jumper Sets World Drop Record in 2100 Feet
Sergeant Paul A. De Weese of Cincinnati jumped from 2,500 feet to set a world delayed parachute drop record of 2,100 feet. The chute opened, split, and saved his life as he landed with only minor injuries after a heavy impact.
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Judge Tarbell of Brown County Called by Death
Judge James Tarbell longtime common pleas judge of Brown County died yesterday at his brother Dr Robert Tarbell's home after a monthlong illness. He had recently returned from Florida and attended a heavy court session before his decline. Tarbell was prominent in Ohio legal circles and frequently presided in multiple counties under Chief Justice Marsal's assignments.
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Auto Accident Claims Four Ohioans Deaths
A fourth death occurred today in a hospital after an automobile crash near Weirton West Virginia that killed Mrs. Rose Kerekes 42 Miss Adella Kerekes 14 Michael Kuntz 45 and Goldie Kerekes 13 all of Martins Ferry. The accident happened when the car pitched over a precipice as it was enroute to Farrell Pennsylvania for a visit.
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Candidates on anxious seat as day nears
With today left before municipal primaries, candidates campaign intensely. Three seek the mayoralty and five vie for city solicitor. Registrations for new voters or movers can be done today at 33 precincts, polls open tomorrow 8:30 a.m. to 6:20 p.m.
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Woman Hurt When Auto Overturns
Mrs. John Peterson of 152 Broad Street suffered four rib fractures when the car she rode in with Mrs. Alfred Nelson of 110 Elizabeth Street overturned on Ford Mill River Road. Peterson was taken to Ellria Memorial hospital. Nelson and her two daughters were uninjured.
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Hamburg America line plans New York air service this spring
Hamburg America line and Warburg and company announce a planned air service to New York to begin in spring. The Rohrbach flying boat is to be equipped with ten 1000 horsepower motors and carry 170 passengers, with delivery expected in December.
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Cuyahoga County Traffic Claims Five Lives
Cleveland police report a weekend spike in fatalities with five deaths and 15 injuries. A car overturned near Steubenville killed three. a BR&OT train struck an auto at Newark killing two. Other deadly incidents occurred in Zanesville Amsterdam Findlay Springfield Carager and Toledo.
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Cleveland figure eyed as next Philipine governor general
Carmi Thompson of Cleveland emerges as a leading candidate to succeed Major-General Leonard Wood as governor general of the Philippines after a recent personal investigation into the Philippine situation. President Coolidge has sent Thompson’s report to Congress with a recommendation for action.
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Lindy Heads to Louisville From Lunken Airport
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh departed Lunken airport at 2 255 p m eastern standard time for Louisville where he is due to arrive by 2 p m The Spirit of St Louis aircraft is flown by Lindbergh with advance agent Donald K Keyhee aboard
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Financial powers boasting Hoover for nomination
Big business interests rally to Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover as the likely Republican nominee. Charles Evans Hughes looms as a close rival while Vice President Dawes is viewed with doubt. Wall Street money weighs in favor of Hoover, seeing him as a sound experienced leader who would not disrupt business.
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Governor Will Not Act On Sacco and Vanzetti Respite
Governor Alvan T. Fuller said he would not decide on Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti's reprieve until the ongoing court actions are finished. If no reprieve is granted, the two men face execution by electric chair on Thursday morning. Fuller met with his counsel Joseph Wigging and others, none of whom were connected to the case.
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Bender Leads Fight Against Marshall Act in Ohio
State Senator George H. Bender arrived in Columbus to file referendum papers that would block the Marshall act restoring peace liquor courts. He carries about 125 000 to 150 000 signatures to present to Secretary of State Clarence Brown this week.
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Miners Vote Sympathy Strike In Colorado Fields
In Colorado the recent sympathy strike vote from southern coal regions prompts state officials to seek to avert action. Leaders including T. W. Wes and John Mawson, coal mine inspector, prepared to travel to the fields to urge miners to abandon plans.
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Subway Bombings Probe Advances in New York City
Investigation into last Friday night subway bombings continued with no definite suspects. Police kept fourteen thousand officers on duty guarding entrances and stations while four potential theories were not disclosed by Commissioner Warren. The Sacco Vanzetti defense committee condemned blame on sympathizers.
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German Inherits Field Estate in Ohio Probate
The will of Matilda Field probate in Columbus assigns $60,000 to Critz Fuerst of Munich Germany. The Field home goes to her niece Pearl Conrad. Other small bequests are listed in the estate.
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Bishop Schrembs Lays Cornerstone for Lorain Church
Bishop Schrembs of Cleveland laid the cornerstone Sunday for the new St Anthony's Church in Lorain, a project costing 200000 dollars. He also dedicated the Holy Trinity building recently erected at a cost of 145000 dollars.
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Sacco and Vanzetti Case Touches Global Protests
Coverage from Massachusetts and abroad reports appeals to intercede as Governor Fuller weighs a respite. Jurisdiction disputes delay a Norfolk court ruling on a new trial, with widespread demonstrations and police guarding events from Boston to Paris.
Threats Against Skyscrapers Reported In New York
warnings titled Sacco and Vanzetti death protest were received by officials of several large buildings in New York. The notes threaten further explosions and call for freeing Sacco and Vanzetti, claiming wide plots and stating explosives cover the city.
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