Davis Plans Westward Swing To Rally Farmers
Democratic nominee John W. Davis completes Labor Day address and returns to headquarters to finalize a three week western tour. He will speak in Wheeling and then travel to Chicago Des Moines Omaha Lincoln Denver St Louis Kansas City Topeka and more as he campaigns for farmer support against Coolidge and La Follette. Conference stops in Chicago Omaha and Denver will unite sectional leaders ahead of the swing toward Indiana Ohio New England and a possible coastward trek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aus
John W. Davis
Democratic
Wheeling
W. Va
President Coolidge
LaFollette
Mississippi
Rockies
Davis
Locust Valley
L. I
Chicago
Illinois
Troquois Club
Des Moines
Iowa
Omaha
Lincoln
Neb
Denver
St. Louis
Kansas City
Topeka
Kansas
Indiana
Ohio
New England
Remus affidavit not coerced by Penitentiary Officials
A. E. Sartain warden of the Atlanta Federal penitentiary denied he influenced George Remus to sign an affidavit alleging Wheeler and Brookhart investigators promised him freedom in exchange for helping frame former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty. Chief Deputy Fletcher confirmed arranging press involvement but had no details of Remus’ statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Remus
Atlanta
A. E. Sartain
Federal Penitentiary
George Remus
Wheeler-Brookhert
Harry M. Daugherty
Sartain
Fletcher
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Restores Health To Patient
A reader recalls chronic stomach and liver trouble for five years, turning better after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The simple preparation claims to remove mucus from the intestinal tract and quell inflammation, with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Lawyer Henry Stern Denies Promises in Remus Case
Buffalo lawyer Henry Stern testifies he did not promise Remus freedom or influence testimony about former Attorney General Daugherty. Stern says he contacted Washington authorities after a tip from a woman and arranged Wheeler’s trip to Columbus. He recounts discussing Remus with Wheeler, noting no assurances or payments were made to Remus, who later testified under subpoena and was reindicted.
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Remus
Harry Stern
Wheeler-Brookhart Committee
Jesse’ Smith
Ohio
Jesse Smith
Daugherty
Buffalo
N. Y
George Remus
Cincinnati
Wheeler
Columbus
Washington
Senator Wheeler
Atlanta, Ga
Joan Adams
Adams
Atlanta
Leopold and Loeb greet reporters after trial ends
Chicago August 29 Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb smiled at the county jail as Judge John R Caverly deliberates their fate They teased reporters and joked about writing their own stories while awaiting a possible sentence of hang or life imprisonment and the judge secluded at home prepares to announce their fate on September 10
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nathan Leopold Jr
Richard Loeb
John R. Caverly
Bobby Franks
Joliet Penitentiary
John Elliot Brrne
Paw Paw Lake
Mich
Prison guard Harry Holtgraver arrested in Pittsburgh
Police say Harry Holtgraver, 33, a guard at Western Penitentiary, was arrested as he reported for duty after a weeklong probe. Authorities seized 12 laws from his person and linked the arrest to a plot tied to last spring’s fatal riot when explosive blasts unleashed a deadly prison breakout. Tennessee leads in oak production with an annual crop near 410 million pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Harry Holtgraver
Western Penitentiary
John Lobig
Holtgraver
Bandits Steal Checks in Broad Street Robbery
Newark August 29 two bandits jumped from an automobile on Broad street and robbed Wm Smith a bank messenger of 113000 in checks. The bar of checks was found nearby at Kearney minutes later. The bandits escaped. Washington August 29 parachute jump from a falling army plane at Bolling Field left Lieut Lanzis Kuntz and Private Coggin uninjured though the aircraft crashed killing the engineer and crew. The men deserted the plane before impact.
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Newark
N. J
Broad Street
Wm. Smith
Kearney
Washington
Bolling Field
Lanzis Kuntz
Coggin
High Mountains Prompt a Witty Exchange on Wealth
A speaker taunts another about fortune while a passenger disputes the size of the hills seen from the window. The scene recalls a tale of misperception in Wild Wales as travelers argue over the height of mountains and the truth of what they behold.
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Wales
Boy confesses wrecked train in Ohio confession details
Athens Ohio August 29 a nine year old boy Ralph Roberts confessed to placing a block of wood on New York Central tracks near Millheld that wrecked a fast passenger train and killed engineer Harry Sergeant. County officials said a murder charge may be filed and he will have a juvenile court hearing next Tuesday. His father Earl Roberts of Toledo will attend. The boy is not jailed but held with other youngsters at the sheriff's jail yard, appearing unaware of the severity of the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ralph Roberts
New York Central
Millheld
Harry Sergeant
Earl Roberts
Toledo
Ralph
Round the World Flyers Plan Stop in Washington then McCook Field
After a 10 round world flight the group will reach Washington and proceed to the Pacific coast. They will stay one night at McCook field where only three men remain in the flight and the landing will occur there rather than at Wilbur Wright field as originally planned.
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Dayton
Washington
Pacific Coast
McCook Field
Fundamental virtues guide enduring fraternity and peace
The article argues that simple homey virtues are essential in social and political life and should be fully used before seeking new orders. It contends true fraternal bonds rest on religion, support lawful government, and promote righteousness, peace, and goodwill among nations.
Stocks Rally Pauses After Pan American Earnings Drop
In New York markets on August 29 industrial and railroad stocks firmed early while oil shares slipped as Pan American reported earnings of 292 a share versus 527 a year earlier. Pan American fell two points. other leaders edged up 1 to 2.5 points. American Can and Steel common rose. Motors, Studebaker and Mack led gains. First hour volume was light at 188,900 shares. Livestock markets in Cleveland and Toledo showed mixed moves with cattle calm and hogs up 10 to 25 cents. calves strong and steers steady.
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New York
Pan-Americans
Pan-American
Gulf States
Vanadium
Crucible
Studebaker
American Ice
Colorado Tuel
Cast Iron Pipe
Fysses Common
Preferred
van Sweringen
County Church News in Oberlin and nearby towns
Oberlin and nearby communities list Sunday services across multiple churches including United Church of Christ Congregational Finney Chapel and First Church, with morning sermons by Rev. William Smith and Rev. Roy J. Riblett, Sunday school, and midweek meetings. Lagrange and Wellington entries note Baptist and Methodist services, with schedules for Sunday schools, morning and evening worships, Epworth Leagues, and special events.
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Oberlin
United Church
Congregational
Finney
Professor Street
Nicholas van der Py
John L. Lobingler
First Church
William Smith
James Brand
First Baptist
Christ Church
Raw
Louis EB. Daniels
South Main Street
Roy J. Riblett
Church OF God
Vine Street
F. S. Johnson
M. E
West College Street
B. Ketcham
Epworth League
Thos. Willis
Elmwood Place
Lagrange
First Baptist Church
Chester BE
Tulsa
Wellington
Congregational Church
South Main
Charles W
Methodist Church
J. W. Naramoré
Kingdom of Heaven
Prince of Wales to travel to Washington aboard special train
On a double ribbon of cars a special train will bear the Prince to Washington after a stop in Syosset. He will ride through New York City and be greeted by President Calvin Coolidge at the capital. Miss Leonore Cahill, the sole American aboard the Berengaria, danced with the Prince and called him the most wonderful boy and a fine dancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Syosset
New York
Pennsylvania
Capital
Calvin Coolidge
Berengaria
LN. S
Leonore Cabull
St. Louis
Berengara
Prince of Wales
Wiss Cahill
W. P. Brown
New Orleans
Majestic
Scotland
France
Southampton
Miss Cahill
General Trotter
Wheeler Ready for His Trial in Montana Indictment
Senator Burton K. Wheeler of Montana, under federal indictment for allegedly taking money to appear before a department after his election, said he is ready for trial and will not seek a continuance when it is called in Butte on Monday. He will be campaigning in New England at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Senate
Butte
Wheeler
New England
Live Stock Day At State Fair Opens In Columbus
At the Ohio State Fair in Columbus livestock judging of cattle hogs and sheep began and continued through the week. A grandstand parade showcased top entries while the Lancaster Boys Industrial School sent a 60 piece band and displayed a large exhibit. A horseshoe pitching tournament drew entrants from across the state as attendance records fell with Governors day reaching 81,426 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Boys Industrial School
Lancaster
Hay Fever Relief Promises Sleep For Vance Miller
An Elyria advertisement quotes Vance Miller of Glouster Ohio praising Kerker's Asthma and Hay Fever Remedy after one bottle. He describes six years of symptoms and improved sleep, with the product made by Kerker Medicine Co of Zanesville and sold by Harry A. Crandall in Elyria and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerker
Vance Miller
Kearns-Gorsuch Glass Co
Janesville
Glouster
Ohio
Radium Active Ointment Ad Claims Rapid Relief
An advertisement for Radium Active Ointment from The Radium Active Elements Co of Cleveland Ohio promises relief for piles eczema barber itch rubber poisoning ulcers and all shin afflictions and guarantees its efficacy available at all drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radium Active Elements Co
Claveland
Ohio
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James W. Gerard
Robert W. Wooley
New Jersey
Emily" Newell Bleir
Missouri
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Charles A. Greathouse
Lincoln Dixon
A. A. Jones
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Stern
the Johnston Gift Shop
Second Street
Slayers
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U.S
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Post Office
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Cleveland
County Church News
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Squire Duridny
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Corser Park
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R. B. Powell
Ghurek
Misa Mary Thomas
Christian and Missionary
Frank H. Heydenburk
American Legion Hall
G. M. Knapp
Coshocton
Keaton Church OF Obryt
H. A. Elcher
C. BE
Patrick North Main
J. H. Lens
Baptist Church
J. C. Ford
Bible
Velma Clinesmith
Granville
Church of Christ Scientist
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BeViers State
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J. L. Ross
Johns Street
Watch Tower
Church OF Christ
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Leader Shoe Store
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