Catholics and Soldiers in Conflict in Mexico
Four priests were killed and dozens wounded in a clash between Catholics and government troops at Aguayo Michoacan. The conflict escalates as mediation fails and President Calles rebuffs intermediaries. Protestants urge the U.S. to block inventory of church objects amid pending nationalization moves.
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Mexico
City
Catho- Mea
Aguayo
Michoacan
Mesnap Catholic Episcopalte
Catholic Church
Calles
Mexico City
State Department
Esmond Over
Scripps estate faces $19 million claim over family assets
In Hamilton Ohio an estate dispute over the Scripps newspapers arises as the James G Scripps estate seeks more than 19 million in cash stocks and allocations from E W Scripps holdings. The claim cites an 1898 agreement giving the two sons half the added value of the properties and a share of net earnings. John H Perry represents Als Scripps.
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Hamilton
Scripps
B. W. Scripps
James G. Scripps
E. W. Scripps
Scripps Enterprises
E. W Scripps
James
John
Tle
James Scripps
Robert Scripps
Council to seek vote on Elyria sewage plant plan
City Council passes resolution asking voters in the November general election to approve funding for a sewage disposal plant. The levy to repay the bond issue will not exceed 1.26 mills per dollar of taxable property, placing it outside general tax limits. The plant is required after the State Health Department order to stop dumping into the Black River.
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Elyria
State Health Department
Black River
Nine Machines Destroyed in Lorain Fire
A stubborn blaze at the Merit Paint Company on Broadway caused 12000 in damage to an undetermined organ and destroyed nine automobiles a truck and a motorcycle worth 7000. The building suffered about 5000 in damage and no injuries were reported as investigators probe the cause with a theory pointing to a boiler room blaze.
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Lorain
Merit Paint Company
Broadway
Local man fined 200 in police court
John Solomon faced arraignment on liquor possession and pleaded not guilty. Mayor Warry Hinksen fined him 200 and costs and committed him to the county jail until the fine is paid. Officers said Solomon took a bottle of hooch from under a rabbit horse in his back yard yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Solomon
Warry Hinksen
Solomon
Yachtman Basil Walsh Dies From Harbor Cruise Injury
Basil S. Walsh, 25, a local yachtsman and society leader, died in a Philadelphia hospital after injuries from a motor boat accident off Cold Springs Harbor. He was brought from Wildwood, New Jersey, after a lurch hurled his leg against the wheel.
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Walsh
Cold Springs Harbor
Editorial Corrects Missing Legislative Candidate Names
In a recent editorial Melvin J Brown and Joseph Gawn were omitted from the list of Legislature candidates. The writer states it was unintentional and urges readers who have not yet voted to consider both men, noting their suitability.
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Gawn
TE. Burke
Druses Attack French Column Near Lucida Shaiba
Late news from Jerusalem reports the Druses successful attack on a French column between Lucida and Shaiba killing and wounding about 1,600 French soldiers, according to sources friendly to the Druse cause.
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London
Lucida
Shaiba
Jerusalem
Central News
Bootleg Feud Violent Night Leaves One Dead Two Wounded
In OKK Aug 1 a man known as one arm pugie was killed and two men Salvatore Tralonazo and Samuel Harris were wounded as bootleg feuds flared anew on the east side. Police Commissioner McLaughlin heads the manhunt for the slayers.
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NEW .Okk
Anthony Adomo
Portland Fire Ravages Waterfront. $300,000 Loss
A blaze swept the Portland waterfront causing more than 200000 in damage to wharfs and vessels. Pigeons on a grain company wharf spotted the fire which grew and threatened the city before crews contained it.
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Portland
Fie
Grain Company
Dr. Sheffield 62 Dies After Brief Illness in City
Dr. Fe. Ek. Sheffield, 62, longtime physician here, died at Memorial hospital at 12 20 PM after a short illness. He collapsed en route to his office yesterday, was cared for by his daughter, and died following intense suffering. He had practiced with his brother Henry after moving from Bellevue. later he practiced solo after a California sojourn. Survived by wife and two daughters Helen and Marrict. funeral plans to be announced tomorrow.
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FE. EK
Sheffield
Memorial l Hospital
Belleyvue
Henry
Laster
California
Elyria
Helen
Marrict
Jailer Foils Escape Plot at Jefferson County Jail
Steubenville reports jailer Charles Kilmartin spotted three prisoners preparing to use a hole in the outer wall, dug with bar pieces. His alertness prevented a mass breakout that could have freed sixty inmates and emptied the jail.
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Steubenville, O
Jaiier Charles Kilmartin
Jefferson County
Family wiped out as lightning hits Clifton Mills WV
Fire caused by a bolt of lightning wiped out Porter McKinley, his two children, and the mother who died after giving birth to a baby. The father and children were fatally burned, the mother died after reaching safety and delivering a newborn. Neighbors said McKinley made three perilous trips into the blaze to try to rescue his family.
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Uniontown
Clifton Mills
W. Va
Here
Porter McKinley
McKinley
Three Die In Auto Truck Collision Near Toledo Ohio
Three men from Norwood Ohio killed when their touring car collided with a truck on Telegraph road near Monroe Michigan. Clarence Hall Arthur Rummel and George Henahan died, others injured, truck driver Harry Nelson slightly hurt. Car was bound for Flint to procure autos for Indianapolis.
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Toledo
Here
Arcidert
Telegraph Road
Monroe
Mich
Clarence Hall
Norwood
Ohio
Arthur Rummel
Cite
George Henahan
Hall
Lenshan
Rummel
Bartson
An.d Norwood
Harry Nelson
Flint
Ative
Indianapolis
Woman Jis Hurt by Auto. Driver Skips in Piqua
Miss Josephine Fosnight, 68, is in Memorial Hospital after being struck by an automobile last night. police are searching for the hit run driver who fled the scene.
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PIQUA
Josephine Fosnight
Memorial Hospital
Poe
Slayers Riddle Man With Bullets in Detrow Street
Fortunato Tripodi aged 25 was shot to death and dumped from a car in Detrow Michigan witnesses two women who saw the slaying. He was identified by citizenship papers as Carmelo with ties to Buffalo Rochester and Canton. No motive is known.
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Mich
Fortunato Tripodi
Tripadi
Carmelo
Buffalo
Rochester
N. Y
Canton
Ferguson and Moody advance to Texas run-off in tight race
Mrs Miriam Ferguson campaigns for the run-off after a near miss with Dan Moody. A prior resignation pledge for a one vote margin appears unsettled as Ferguson files charges over campaign fund contributions and seeks to enforce the agreement amid ongoing Democratic committee deliberations.
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Dallas
Tex
Dan Moody
Miriam
Ma) Ferguson
Moody
Ferguson
Texas
Final Effort to Save Whittemore Before Execution
Baltimore Md Aug 10 Eleventh hour efforts were under way to save Richard Reese Whittemore who was sentenced to die on the gallows. A habeas corpus hearing was set for noon tomorrow as his lawyers argued for a stay. If granted, execution could be halted only by a gubernatorial stay from Governor Ritchie.
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Baltimore
Richard Reese Whittemore
Robert H. U Holiman
Robert F. Stanton
Borah to Reply to Clemenceau on French War Debt
Senator Borah of Idaho plans a vigorous reply to Georges Clemenceau's letter to President Coolidge seeking cancellation of 4.09 billion dollars in French war debt. Borah says he will study the letter before commenting and signals opposition to debt concessions aligning with Treasury views.
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Washington
Georges Clamenceau
Coolidge
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Noise
Clemenceau
France
Italy
Winston Churchill
Nounerd
Mellon
Hilb
Light Voter Turnout Expected In Columbus Primaries
Polls show a sparse early vote across precincts in Columbus with 9 000 to 10 000 registered voters and an estimate around 3000 ballots cast as workers leave factories to vote. Officials warn turnout may rise if more workers are allowed to vote before closing time.
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Board of Elections
Third Ward
East Side Fire Station
West Side Fire Station
Lorain
Declared Pleas and Campaign Split in Nebraska Primary
Voters in Nebraska cast ballots in a bitter primary race dominated by the fierce clash over the Ku Klux Klan and prohibition. Current Rep Willis G Sears opposed by W F Carney amid Klan and drys alliances. Polls close at 9 34 tonight.
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Omatia
Charley Bryan
Adam McCullen
Omaha
Willis G. Sears
W. F. Careney
Sears
Gurley
Richwine Heads Publicity Committee for Sewage Plan
George Richwine was named chairman of a four member Publicity Committee to promote the proposed sewage disposal plan by President C. J. Miller. The Finance Committee members were asked to join the Publicity Committee at the City Council meeting last night.
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Richweine
George Richwine
C. J. Miller
Richwine
Voter Turnout Seen Across Counties In Primary
The region prepared for strong participation in the Republican gubernatorial primary with many counties counting votes for candidates including Day Sieber Cooper Sleher and ongoing battles between regulars and insurgents. Strong local voting activity noted in Sandusky Cuyahoga Stark Hamilton and Cincinnati areas.
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Sayndusky Co
Tor Day
Orth
Cuyahoga
Sandusky County
Marry S. Day
Republica
lAteas County
Stark
Summit Cenuntien
Dabaidy
Joseph Sieber
Don Medlett
Franklin County
Capitol
Mario Conny
Unknown man found in Jungle Sunday believed killed in scuffle
Believed man found in a city Jungle Sunday after a scuffle is suspected to be murdered. Police were notified in the first week, but initial reports said a fight was in progress and the participants fled. A boy later saw a body in a reclining position in the Jungle but mistook it for another person. The identity of the body remained unclear.
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Cvy
Tungle
Grampasteen
Heavy turnout predicted in Cincinnati Hamilton primary vote
Reports from Cincinnati and Hamilton County expect about 50000 ballots cast as early returns show unusually heavy voting. Voters focus on local issues amid clashes with the old boss regime described as “bossism,” while Cleveland sees a quiet primary with apathy and contests for sheriff and a Democratic senatorial race drawing interest.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Cleveland
Obie
Democratic primary races shape Alabama governor and Senate contest
Birmingham voters faced a lively August primary as four major candidates for governor and five for the U S Senate contended amid forecasts of heavy turnout. Campaigns around A L Carmichael Bibs Graves Chas S McDowell and A G Patterson projected victory while Bankhead Black Kilby Mayfield and Musgrove urged success. Observers said actual results would depend on the ballot count.
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Birmingham
Ala
Mabama
Congress
A. AL. Carmichael
Bibs Graves
Chas S McDowell
A. G. Patterson
John H. Bankhead
Hugo Black
Tho. Kilby
J. A. Mayfield
L. B. Musgrove
Oscar W. Underwood
United States Senate
City May Issue Bonds to Provide Traffic Signals
City council directed the city solicitor to draft an ordinance authorizing bonds to install traffic lights if the talks with Ohio Public Service Co. fail to secure lights from the company.
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Counel Joan Stevens
Solielta
Ohio Public Service Company
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