Roach Mellett murder probe clash sparks Canton case
Open break looms between Joseph R. Roach Chicago investigator and county prosecutor C B McClintock as Roach promises a damaging statement. Canton and Washington influence rumors swirl about the Mellett case and Bernsteen’s liquor probe. court actions and suspensions but no indictments yet.
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Canton
Joseph R. Roach
Chicago
Don R. Mellett
Ecutor
C. B. McClintock
Roach
MacClintock
Chitego
Mellett
McClintock
Inves
Washington
United States
A. E. Bernsteen
Cleveland
Bernsteen
Polic- Tan
Messenger Roy Escapes Injury In Broad Street Bicycle Collision
A cyclist named Stieren on Broad Street was hit by a motorist Ahookire who failed to yield at a turn on Lodi Street. Stieren escaped injury as his bicycle front wheel was smashed though he remained unhurt. Two speeders, Albert Jahnke and Charles Schrock of Ely, paid fines of 410 and costs after arraignment before Justice S J George.
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Messenger Roy
Kry
Carl Stieren
Bov
Broad Street
Afookire
Middle Avenue
Lodi Street
Ahookire
Tod
Troad
Stieren
Speeders
S. J. George
Albert Jahnke
Charles Schrock
Elytin
Dr Charles W Eliot Dies at 92 Noted Educator and Harvard President Emeritus
Dr Charles W Eliot renowned educator and former Harvard University President Emeritus died at his summer home in Northeast Harbor Maine at age ninety two. Funeral plans call for services here Tuesday and an honorary service at Appleton Chapel on Harvard University Wednesday with burial at Mount Auburn Cemetery. His son Rev Samuel A Eliot of Cambridge was at his side. Messages of condolence poured in from many notable figures across the nation. Eliot witnessed the inaugurations of twenty four U S Presidents.
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Northeast Harbor
Charles W. Elliot
Harvard University
Eliot
Samuel A. Eliot
Cambridge
Mass
Sage
Appleton Chapel
Mount Auburn Cemetery
United States
Avon Prohibition Case Surfaces in Avon Lake Court
John Enpich of Avon pleaded guilty after arrest on August 71st for selling wine and was fined 1500 dollars plus costs by Mayor John R. Pipes. Frank Miller of Avon also guilty and fined 100 dollars. Elizabeth Miller of Penfield Junction pled guilty to possession of liquor, fined 200 dollars plus costs.
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John Enpich
Avon
E. Rankin
John R. Pipes
Avon Lake
Frank Miller
Pipes
Elizabeth Miller
Penfield Junction
O. K. Rankin
J. George
Chief Justice Refuses Bail in Hall Mills Murder Case
Chief Justice William C. Gummere refused to act on the application for bail for Willie Stevens and Henry De La B. Carpenter, who are held without bail in the murder of the Rev. Dr. Edward Hall and Mrs. Eleanor Mills in Newark. Prosecutor Simpson opposed granting bail.
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Newark
William C. Gummere
Willie Stevens
Henry de la B. Carpenter
Edward Hall
Eleanor Mills
Simpson
Two Die in Germantown Road Smashup
In Germantown two men Erren Bailey 85 and Clifton Hunniccutt 25 died after a northeast of Germantown when their car sideswiped another vehicle and flipped multiple times. Four other occupants escaped with minor injuries. A teen body was recovered from Killbuck Creek at Argus.
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Dayton
Ang
Erren Bailey
Clifton Hunniccutt
Germantown
Umoite
Bailes
Creek Wooster
Charles Johnson
Killbuck Creek
Three Drunken Drivers Fined In City Court
In police court this morning Alex Lancer was found guilty of driving intoxicated on Huron street and fined 25 dollars plus costs after his son served as interpreter. Severin Ott received the same fine for driving intoxicated on East Avenue and was ordered to bring his license plates to police headquarters. Louie Kullux faced a drunken driving charge on Lake Avenue with denial of intoxication as he admitted wine consumption. the mayor imposed a 25 dollar fine plus costs.
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Alex Lancer
Huron Street
Lunezr
Severin Ott
East Avenue
Ott
Louie Kullux
Lake Avenue
Kullux
Miss Cannon to Again Try Channel Swim
Miss Lillian Cannon of Baltimore will attempt to swim the English Channel again, likely tonight or tomorrow, preferring daytime hours after Miss Ederle. German swimmer Kemimerich plans to depart at 7:30 tonight.
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Miss Cannon
Cape Gris Mez
France
Lillian Cannon
Baltimore
English Channel
Ederle
Kemimerich
Colored Man Held for Grand Jury in Concealed Weapon Case
A colored man was bound over to the grand jury by Justice St. George on a charge of carrying concealed weapons. He was arrested yesterday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff F. G. Mathews on Middle Avenue Extension with several friends. a two foot long gun barrel was described by the deputy. The case proceeds to the grand jury.
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Depemaren
Justice St. George
Gordon
F. G Mathews
Middle Avenue
Pope Attitude Toward Mexico Religious Laws Outlined
Monsignor Bergenkind of the Vatican chancellery says the Holy See will not permit the Mexican episcopate to recognize Calles religious laws. Vatican officials indicate the Pope would favor renewing the edicts only if Mexican religious regulations are lifted. In Mex City, bishops say optimism about church services resuming may be premature despite a frank conference with President Calles.
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Meneco City
Mexican Press
Oda
Lates
Federal Congress
Calles
Miss Barrett Completes First Leg Of English Channel Swim
Dover England January 23 Miss Clara Belle Barrett completed the first leg of her second attempt to swim the English Channel. At 4 20 p.m. two hours forty minutes after the start she neared Goodwin Sands lighthouse about five miles offshore with wind slightly fresher and plans to continue with the tide sweeping down from the sea.
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Dover
England
Clara Belle Barrett
English Channel
Miss Barrett
Goodwin Sands
English
Safe Blown in Piqua Post Office Heist
Police search for robbers after a blast destroyed the west end post office safe in Piqua Aug 00. They secured 394.74 in cash and stamps from the loot. Residents were awakened but offered no aid to officers.
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Piqua
Piqua, Oaug. Oo
West End
Justice Fines Auto Driver
Henry Jecsewiex of this city pleaded guilty to driving an auto while intoxicated. He was fined $50 and costs and sentenced to the county jail for thirty days by Justice S on South Amherst road after being arrested yesterday afternoon.
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Henry Jecsewiex
S 2 Dreotre
Lotr
Amherst
British Miners Return to Work Amid Local Agreements
Thousands of British miners resume duties today as the coal strike remains in effect. About 85,000 miners are expected back by Saturday under local pacts, with Midland pits showing strongest return while leaders push for national talks.
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London
Midland
A. J. Cook
Miners’ Federation
Mminers
Owner of Home Brew Fined by Mayor
John Solomen of 1529 West River Street was fined £200 and costs in police court after pleading guilty to possessing intoxicating liquor. Officers stated he had 75 to 100 bottles of home brew and half a barrel of wine at his home. The mayor ordered the barrel head knocked in and to confiscate Solomon's soft drink license.
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John Solomen
West River Street
Poller
Solomen
Woman Leaps to Death From Toledo Bridge
An unidentified middle aged woman died after jumping from the Toledo Beach Ling bridge into the Ottawa river in Toledo Ohio today. Witnesses said she removed her false teeth coat and hat before leaping.
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Toledo
Toledo Beach
Ottawa River
Knights Templar Commander Charles H. Voegele Dies
Charles H. Voegele, Grand Commander Knights Templar of Ohio, dies at his residence on August date, authorities said. Funeral arrangements pending as announcement notes his leadership within the order and his service.
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Knights Templar
Firemen Respond to Two Saturday Calls
Fire Station No. 1 crews answered two calls Saturday afternoon and evening. Lightning struck a chimney at 2649 Spruce Street causing roof damage and small fire. In the evening a car owned by J. P. Rounds caught fire from a battery wire insulation short, with only minor damage.
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Aqnuadd Company
Merinert Teaglests
Spruce Street
Courterrest and
Secon
J. P. Rounds
Deposed Greek Dictator Held in Athens Prison
Aug 23 Athens reports General Pangalos, ousted Grecian dictator, is confined in a military prison as question of his fate awaits General Kendylls regime. Boarding clash with Pergames aboard destroyer West Cape Bade. no injuries. London notes coup seen as republic change, possible return to democracy.
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Athens
Pangatos
London
Repubienu Regiatea
Aurg George of
Greve
Lorler Lampson
Cromwver
Torday
Hendylis
Pangalos
Shooting Affray in a Coming House Fatal to Woman
Apr 23. Mrs Helen Mikels 20 is dead and Harvey Blam 25 is in serious condition from bullet wounds after a shooting affray in a rooming house. Police say Blam shot Mikels in jealousy and then attempted self harm. He is under police guard and authorities say he will be charged with murder.
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Levelantd
Helen Mikels
Harvey Blam
Blam
Two Killed in Auto Crash in Bridgeton NJ
Two men died and three others were seriously injured when their car sideswiped a parked truck near Bridgeton on the Nindleton Salem road. Victims named Brunner of Ambler Pa and John Chapman of Philadelphia.
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Bridgeton, N J
Nindiceton-Salem Road
Here
John Chapman
Philadelpha
Fortesque
Sikorsky trimotor plane tests for New York to Paris flight
The Sikorsky three motor plane designed for a nonstop transatlantic run under Igor Sikorsky and Rene Fonck completed its first test off (Aug. 28) with Count Sikorsky at the controls. The craft carried 12,000 pounds toward its planned 24,000 pound load next, rose to 2000 feet, and circled above Queens with photographers in pursuit.
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Mineqia
Sikorsky
New York
Daris ‘Rht
Igor Sikrsky
Bilder
Capiip Rene Vonek
Joan
Fonek
Fleasevelt Diel
Sonailer
Creed
Cnim
Slander Suit Filed In Court Of Common Pleas
A five thousand dollar slander suit was filed this morning in the court of common pleas by Noste against Useek. The plaintiff, sister in law to the defendant, claims public scandal on Wortooth street Lorut injuring her character and reputation.
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Court of Common Pleas
Noste Beek
Wortooth Street
Lorut
Pix Cildren
Ohio parties set to frame state platforms at conventions
Democratic and Republican leaders prepare to adopt their respective state platforms at conventions in August. Democrats, led by key figures, aim to finalize their program in one day, while Republicans plan meetings in Cleveland and Columbus to map fall campaigns. State central committees and women’s groups join in planning campaign direction.
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Ohio
van Advners Committee
Mystery surrounds death of Dorothy Kirk in Lorain
Dorothy Kirk 21 died at St Johns hospital after being brought there by a man posing as a hospital intern. Authorities suspect poisoning and sent pills found in her possession for chemical analysis. Her body to be taken to Lorain for burial as state authorities investigate.
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Cleveland
Dorothy Kirk
St John’s Hospital
Canal Fulton
Qilo
Pole
Miss Kirk
Poires
Lorain
Valentino Dies After Prolonged Illness in New York
Rudolph Valentino, famed screen star, died at 12 10 PM after a weeklong struggle following appendicitis surgery. Surrounded by aides including George Ullman Joseph Schenck and Father Leonard, he received last rites and a blood transfusion failed to save him.
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New York
Rudolph Valentino
George Ullman
Ullman
Joseph Schenck
United Artists Corporation
Father Edward Leonard
Father Congedo
Valentino
Edward Day
Valentine
Father Leonard
Negri Terribly Grief Stricken by Rumored Death
LA dispatch says actress Pola Negri, grieving the reported death of Rudolph Valentine amid New York tragedy, will not leave her hotel room. Lasky executives say her film Hotel Imperil won’t finish before week end as release date stands.
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Los Angeles
Pola Negi
Tiudolph Valentine
Prief
New York
Las
Mies Nesri
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John Binks
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Brunner
Ambler Pa
James Corsan
Ito
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Tataley
Cencinn Ver
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Sharonville
Acton
Thaly
Rudolph Valentine
Tas Rodelps Guglielmi di Valentina
Antenguvla
Lumbert
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