Sacco Vanzetti Defense Challenges Judge Thayer Prejudice
Attorney Arthur D. Hill argued before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court that Judge Webster Thayer’s alleged prejudice taints the Sacco and Vanzetti case. He urged voluntary recusal or a new examiner to hear motions, calling the current setup unconstitutional and noting Thayer’s role as defendant in effect. Page 2 coverage referenced.
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Boston
Webster Thayer
Sacco
Vanzetti
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Work Uence
Arthur D. Hill
Egal
Hill
Thayer
Auto Crash Near Toledo Kills One Injures Two
An unidentified man was killed and two others hurt when a car driven by Carl Thomas struck pedestrians on the Telegraph Road north of Toledo Ohio. Thomas said he did not see them and moved the injured to a hospital. Names given include Donald Wisen of Colton and Louis Slayes.
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Toledo
Carl Thomas
Thomas
Donald Wizen
Coltony
Louis IV
Mich
Lancaster
Monroe
Aich
Chaplin to settle for a million in family peace
Charles Chaplin expected to pay one million dollars to secure legal separation from Lita Gray Chaplin. The deal would halt a sensational August divorce case, allow Chaplin limited child access, and end Mrs Gray Chaplin cruelty allegations while Chaplin drops his counter suit.
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Los Angeles
Charles Chaplin
Liza Gray Chaplin
Chaplin
Elyria Coach Strikes Horse Causes Injuries in Toledo Trip
A Detroit to Toledo Cleveland bound motor coach overturned near Elyria after striking a wandering horse on Woodville road. Four teens and several others were injured as the bus rolled, with driver James Gatens and his wife among the hospitalized.
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Toledo
Woodville
Lake Shore Electric Company
James Gatens
Elyria
Co. H. Mason
Detroit
M. I’. Maher
Charles Wilson
Arthur Jagelski
Cleveland
P. H. Drury
Charles Nlarris
Selma
Ala
Roy Woods
Breckenridge
Mamie Latchow
Akron
Ohio
Julius Ospowiek
Douglas Rolof
Catens
East Broad Street
M. T. Clark
Middle Avenue
Transportation Company
Gatens
Bryan backs Reed as possible Democratic nominee
Former Nebraska governor Charles W. Bryan praises Reed as a capable, fearless leader and urges the Democratic party to pursue a monopoly platform with religion’s role kept out of policy. Bryan writes to M P Murphy of St Joseph, Missouri, saying he admires Reed and would welcome his seating as a delegate at the San Francisco convention.
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Nebraska
Charles W. Bryan
Reed
Rapid Cify
Aetter
Matrlea
Mturphy
St. Joseph
Missouri
Bryanm
James A. Thad
United Press
Murphy
Bryan
Revd
Sena
Tor Reed
San Francisco
Wilson
Terd
League of Nations
Middlewest
Bomb Explodes At Juror's Home In Sacco Vanzetti Case
A bomb rocked the Milton Massachusetts home of juror Lewis McHardy during the Sacco Vanzetti case coverage. No injuries reported while windows and furniture were damaged and investigators traced the device to a time bomb found on the front porch.
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Sacco-Vanzetti
East Milton
Mass
Lewis McHardy
John
Theodore
Helen
James R. Travers
Milton
Travers
Massachusetts
West Bridgewater
Simon Johnson
Sacco
Vanzetti
Johnson
Judge Elbert Gary to Be Buried in Wheaton Ill
The body of Judge Elbert H. Gary will be taken from New York on the Twenty Century Limited and buried in Wheaton Illinois after a Chicago to Wheaton funeral train. A Tilman Manufacturers Association committee will attend the ceremony.
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Gary
Wheaton, Ill
New York
Twentieth Century Limited
Chicago
Wheaton
Tilnats Manufacturers Association
Judge Gary
Paul F. Reich
J. D. Cunningham I. Avery
W. C. Arthurs
William Butterworth
Dorr E F. Felt
Hastin
FE. N. Hurley
R. P. Lamont
Two Children Die in Barn Blaze near Bridgeton
Emma Dawson six and William Jaggers five died when trapped in the haymow of a barn owned by John Dawson at Stone Creek Landing. Neighbors fought flames but could not reach them. Bridgeton firemen arrived too late to save the children.
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Bridgeton
Emma Dawson
William Jaggers
John Dawson
Stone Creek Landing
Dawson Place
Wall Street expects Gary successor named after death
Wall Street believes the choice for the next chairman of United States Steel after Judge Elbert H. Gary’s death has been made. Industry sources say the top candidate is widely favored to lead the steel giant.
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Wall Street
Gary
New York
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Belove
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Nathan Miller
Dwight W. Morrow
J. B. Morgan and Company
Pierre 5. DuPont
Steel Corporation
General Motors
James A. Farrell
The
Myron C. Taylor
Snance
Orlando F. Weber
Allied Chemical Ang Dye Corporation
Coolidge
Rapid City
U. S. Steel
Fifth Avenue
Garr
Raid at 1703 W Ave nets arrests and courtings
Deputies led by Rankin and Elyria officers raid 1703 West Avenue. One woman, six men are taken into custody. liquor found under a stair step. Mary Sobieski pleads guilty to liquor possession and is jailed until fines are paid. others fined for disorderly conduct. Some plea not guilty and to be tried tonight.
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W. Ave
O. E. Rankin
Elyria
South Side
Rankin
Mary Sobieski
Hinkson
Walter Sczantak
Frank Polecy
John Sabotka
Tony Olkowski
Lorain
Tony Wawzenczak
Tonr Sabotka
Veteran accuses state senator of accepting a fee in claims case
Columbus reports Governor Donahey may require Cincinnati Republican Clarence I Hallman to explain a charge that he took a fee in a sundry claims dispute over a 1921 1927 disability claim. Waddell says Hallman advised on recognition and split payments including 1250 fee and 5200 plus 20 cash.
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Columbus
Clarence I. Hallman
Cincinnati
Donahey
J. A. Meckstroth
Clarence M. Waddril
Ohio National Guard
Senator Wallman
General Assembly
Waddell
Nors
Allman
Hallman
Res
Claine
Waltman
Alashier
Tallman
Lorain County Fair Set for September Activities
Lorain County fair dates September 3 6 and 7 with expanded display space and improved facilities. Commissioner Richmond says 323 head of cattle will be housed in a new 200 by 84 foot hall and three local manufacturers will exhibit silver the program includes orchestras Royal Ambassado from Cleveland and local bands with races on the grounds.
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Lorain County
W. B. Richmond
Aagricultural Association
Richmond
Nis
Royal Ambassado
Cleveland
Armour Chief J Ogden Armour Dies in London
J Ogden Armour head of the Armour packing interests died today in London after a period of illness. He led Armour Packing Company and Armour Grain Company, roles long shaped by his leadership since his father founded the firm in the Midwest.
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Chicago
J. Ogden Armour
Armor Packing
London
Armour
Middlewest
Armour Packing Company
Armour Grain Co
Weather favorable for California to Hawaii air race
San Francisco August 14 Weather conditions along the California to Hawaii airway will be favorable for the next 24 hours though some cloudiness and fog pockets may appear Local showers are possible Winds will rise as the fighters move westward but stay under 71 miles per hour District meteorologist Thomas R Reed said no gates or stores will be encountered
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San Francisco
Cal
California-to-Hawaii
Thomas R. Reed
Injuries Fatal To Stunt Flier In Whirling Propeller
Youngstown August 1 Miss Gladys Roy 27 a motion picture stunt flier died after stepping into a running propeller of an airplant while posing for a scene with Evelyn Wilgus alias Mise Ohio. The blades were left turning to avoid showing them in the photo and Roy forgot the danger.
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Youngstown
Gladys Roy
Alias Tiny
Mise Ohio
Evelyn Wilgus
Nine Planes Ready for James Dole Air Race to Hawaii
Oakland airport currents race toward Honolulu as nine planes prepare for the 2400 mile challenge. Prizes total 55000 while eighteen people participate including one woman. Capt William Erwin from Dallas flags a world tour ahead.
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Oakland
Cal
Hawaiian Islands
Oakland Airport
James Dole
Honolulu
Pacific Ocean
Oahu
mid-Pacific
Wheeler Firing Field
William Erwin
Dallas
Asia
Bennett Griffin
Oklahoma
al Tronley
Martin Jensen
Atoha
Paul Schuster
Charles William Parkhurst
Air King
Ralph C. Lowes, Jr
Arthur ©. Goebel
Woolaron
William Aa. Davis
W. ‘“Jack'' Frost
Golden Eagle
Gordon Scott
Norman Arthur Goddard
Kenneth C. Hawkins
William P. Erwin
Dallas Spirit
Alvin Hanford
Eichwadt
Maj
Livingston Gilson Irving
Pacific Flyer
John Augey
Miss Doran
Vilas Knope
Mildred Doran
Chen
Flood Waters Sweep Kanoag
Muddy waters surged through towns in Kansas City area and beyond threatening millions in damages. Rain continued, farmers rushed to salvage what they could as corn rotted and livestock losses mounted across flooded lowlands.
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Kansas City
Car Damage on Broad Street Reported in Lorain
Police report states a Newhall car at 1168 Sixth street Lorain was eastbound on Broad street when struck by a car with license 177-453. The fender on the Newhall vehicle was torn off.
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Broad Street
Newhall
Sixth Street
Lorain
King Ben Warned by Inner Vision of Raids on Cult
Kings Ben Purnell of the House of David testified in the state suit to dissolve the colony that an inner vision warned him of raids by state troops in 1928. He escaped two raids, hid for four years, and later testified from the colony infirmary about prior suppression attempts and bribery rumors.
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ST Josepit
Mich
King
Ben Purnell
Thes Ilouse of David
Hater
Ben
Purnell
Eourt
House of David Colony
Rent
Tansel
John W. Hansel
Parnell
Ruth Bamford Reed
Gladys Bamford Rubel
Shiloh
Nichols
Pornietl
Flonase Af Tiead
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Alan T, Fuller
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Gervan
Dessau
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Junkers
Atlantic
United States
Bramen
Europa
Bremen
August Friederich Lange
Herman Kochie
Berlin
Body
West Avenue
Solon
Lorain County Fair
Ogden Armour
Tafte
Kanoag
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