Fall and Doheny Indictments Challenged in DC Court
Ex secretary of the interior Albert B Fall and oilman Edward L Doheny ask the DC circuit of appeals to quash their indictments for alleged naval oil reserve conspiracy. Defense cites lack of reserve land jurisdiction and invalid executive orders as core issues guiding the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Albert B. Fall
Edward L. Doheny
California
District of
Falk
Dohenyere
Oval
Elk Hills
Doheny
Sevreta
Vie
Caness
Federal District Courts
Los Angeles
Cheyenne
Othe Circuit Court
Francisco
Lorain Merchants Set Wednesday Closing Penalties
The Souls Lorain Merchant Association, a body of 32 grocers and butchers, fines members who stay open Wednesday afternoons. The rule bans Sunday sales as well. Fines start at 25, then 99, and 100 for subsequent offenses, with year round Wednesday closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchand
Lorain
Lorain Merchant Association
Uylaws
Wednespost
New angle in murder probe targets clothing evidence
The report notes an expanded investigation into the Hall and Mills murder, focusing on clothing for fingerprints. Detectives pursue new leads from a city twelve hours from New York while an investigator returns with a promising witness and a fresh report from Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
New York
Cleveland
Livat
Walter Ciecfuch
Mra
Underwood
Debated Liberty Bond Debt Cancellation Policy
The discussion centers on whether holders of liberty bonds should donate or cancel their holdings to foreign governments owing the debt. The treasury is described as trustee. cancellation requires bondholder action. Baker leads a faction aligned with Wilsonian policy though few support canceling wartime debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Treasury
Hondholders
Baker
Lings
Wilson
Madison Square Garden
Theluston
Leaguer of Nations
Hare
Psi Democrats
California Democratic Battle Over Senate and Governorship Nominations
The Page 1 continuation describes a split in the California Democratic camp between McAdoo and Phelan factions. Accusations fly that figures like Theodore W. Bookwelter and Justus Wardell align with Tamany interests, while John B. Elliott and Carl Alexander Johnson face charges from the opposing side over steering the party toward McAdoo and the presidential nomination.
British coal strike debate stalls Commons adjournment
Sir Austen Chamberlain said the government seeks no early settlement and the Commons voted to adjourn to November 4. J Ramsay MacDonald urged September adjournment hoping for a peace proposal. He accused the cabinet of favoring operators amid four months of privation for miners and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Auk
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
At & A
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Labor
Par
Commons
Sir Austen
MacDemald
Cabipuet
Miners Federation
Mining Association
MacDonald
Ederle Receives Warm Jersey Welcome in New Roadster
Gertrude Ederle the first woman to swim the English Channel returns to New Jersey en route to her Highlands summer home. Acting mayor John Jleggans and city officials greet her at the Communipaw ferry dock. A large cheering crowd lines the streets as she is escorted by police and enjoys the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerscy City
A. 4
Gertrude Ederle
Wis
Siven
Highlands
John J.)eggans
Trudie
Begeans
Bridge Plan Details And Booster Meeting In Lorain
The article outlines bridge approaches parallel to Broadway meeting at Fourteenth Street with flow from Keffir lanes to a thirty eight foot roadway and five foot sidewalks. It notes lighting plans, paving materials, and connections to Colorado avenue and Willard bridge. A booster meeting at the Hotel Antlers Lanai discusses funding and public education to push the project ahead. Windhoek is cited as capital of southwest Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willram
Broadway
Fourteenth Street
Thirteenth
Sifteenth Artests
Wade
Nial
Elpetiie
Colorado Avenue
Walker Road
Willard Bridee
Hox Raver
Bend Insee
Gms
Lora Chamber of Commerce
Antlers
Tm Lanai
Wendel Po
Walload
East Hive Avenue
Ton
84St Street
South Lorain
Wo Ty Brown
Canton Officer Metzger Is Dismissed From Force
Canton Aug 31 Patrolman Joseph Rat Metzger was dismissed from the Canton police force after more than thirty days of suspension. He faced charges of insubordination linked to editorial attacks and was removed by Safety Director Henamer. The action ends his tenure with the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Joseph “Rat” Metzger
Henamer
Canton Potion Force
Metzger
Mellett
Stark County
Don R. Melly
Tat Mee Hermoi
Cts McClintock
Cleveland
Haal
Inqeiry
Vat McDermott
Examination for Lorain County Children's Home posts
The State Civil Service Commission will examine applicants for Superintendent and Matron of the Lorain County Children's Home on Thursday the 16th in the Court House. Special bulletin with qualifications is issued and available free by mail or at the County Auditor's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childrens Home
Lorain County
Disorderly conduct charge in Woodford Avenue court
Simmons of Woodford Avenue faced a disorderly conduct charge after a fray Friday night injuring Emma Nance of Oborlin. The report notes bleeding and injuries, with hospital treatment and a court appearance pending for further actions.
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Simmons
Woodford Avenue
Poe Live
Nance
Oborlin
Former Lorain County Man Held in Shooting
Albert Berg, 38, of Lahkewand, was wounded with two bullets and treated at Memorial hospital. Stanlaw Wisniewski, 34, a former Lorain resident, was arrested on a charge connected to the shooting after Berg went to his home for a drink during a tire repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Sowan
AMG
Wee Albert Berg
Lahkewand
Memorial Hospital
Lew Sonn McAndrews
Levee Land
Stanlaw Wisniewski
Lorain Ents Ds
Gall
McAndrews
Berg
Wisnicaveli
Eagles Penney Happy Affair at Cascade Park
The thirteenth annual Fraternal Order of Eagles picnic at Cascade Park drew between 5000 and 6090 attendees. Worthy President Gerald Nau and Worthy State President Charles Fletcher spoke on the Golden Rule as core fraternal principle while gifts included thousands of bottles of pop and other items for Bags and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ugies
Cascade Park
Gerald Nau
Charles Fletcher
EB. J. Handyside
Lédre
Jesus of Nazareth
Education speaker urges schools to shape citizens and duties
The address stresses that youth are the material for a new world and teachers must foster responsibility. It calls for home and community roles in education, critiques excessive demands on schools, and notes pros and duties of obedience, funding, and democratic citizenship.
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Massachusetts
Ohio State Funds Fall As Auditor Reports Short Balance
State auditor Joseph Tracy announced that after the August payroll the general fund balance stood at 1 950 81 dollars. He warned bills on hand could require warrants to be issued. The next payroll is due September 13 and he will strives to meet it. ANational Educational Association address was given by Miss M McSkimman of Brookline Massachusetts who serves as instructor and president of the week.
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Vic
Lea
Hic
Mir
Kersehner
Teachers Retirement
Yotum
Otie
Tie
Ohis
Boards of Education
Nomal
Nomal Contrbution Fund
Operacent
Columbus
Olin
Joseph Tracy
Tracy
National
Fdurational Association
M. McSkimman
Brookline
Mass
Big Dirigible Combat At Sea Reaches New Endurance
The dirigible Los Angeles fought a severe electrical storm off the Virginia coast and arrived at its hangar in Lakehurst New Jersey at 4 49 this morning after departing Cape Charles last night. It had been scheduled for calibrating radio tests with Norfolk wireless stations today.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Los Ageeles
Virginia
Los Angeles
Norfolk
U.S
Pafoka
Cape Charles
Special car to carry Rudolph Valentino to Hollywood for burial
A special car was engaged to transport Rudolph Valentino's body to Hollywood for burial. Friends expect his brother Alberto Guglielmi to approve the interment there when he arrives from Europe. The arrangement leaves Valentino's disposition to his brother, with Pola Negri and others traveling on the 20th Century Limited to Chicago and then west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rudolph Valentina
Hollywood
Alberto Guglielmi
Europe
Sheik
Valentino
Cial
20Th Centaury Limited
Chicago
Pola Negri
Dead Star
Will S. George Ullman
Valentine
Elyria People Return From Convention
Clarence E. Dunford and Miss Jessie Raesler report back from the Brotherhood of American Yeomen convention near Elgin Illinois at the City of Childhood. The Yeomen Home of Childhood spans Fox River valley with 669 acres of land and well equipped buildings to care for destitute children, educating them and teaching trades before they enter the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence E. Dunford
Wire
Jessie Raessler
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Elgin
Milwaukee man ID as bank bombing suspect
Bank employees identify a Milwaukee man from photographs as the bomber of Param Deposit National Bank last week after the force refused his demand of £2. The National Bureau of Identification compares the photo with the suspect, concluding a positive match.
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PTR Btasvrit
Chowich
Milwaukee
Param Deposit National Bank
Eilward
Tipodes
James Raluck
Hahieh
Chowick
National Bureau of Tinitification
Washi Mhroush
F Pru
Russia Ready to Talk Over Kerensky Debt to United States
Moscow reports Soviet Russia will send a mission to Washington to negotiate funding of the Kerensky debt. An official spokesman says Russia will discuss the debt without seeking recognition and would drop all American government and private claims if a commission is sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Washington
United States
Foreign Office
Four Men Held in Ionia Prison Escape Case
Toledo police report holding Franklin Todd Benton Ford Jake Rubin and Victor Chickhey among 23 Michigan State Reformatory escapees. They were captured near Wauseon after a farm chase and identified as leaders of the break. A tip from an anonymous call aided the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Michigan State Reformatory
Ionia
Mich
Wau- Seon
Franklin Todd
Benton Ford
Jake Rubin
Cleveland
Victor Chickhey
Grand Rapids
Ford
Todd
Two Suspects Taken Off Train After Cleveland Robbery
Two colored men, George Davis and William Smith, were pulled from a westbound New York Central train by Sergeant W C Barbach on suspicion of attacking and robbing Fred Lehman Jr. of Cleveland near Union Station. They were taken to Elyria, then lodged overnight, and returned to Cleveland where charges will be filed.
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New York Central
W. C. Barbach
New York Central Police
Fred Lehman, JR
East
West
Ward
Elyris
Davis
Smith
Elyria
Cleveland
Lantern editors named for .8.0. paper at Ohio State
The Lantern announces fall term editors for the Ohio State University daily paper with Frances Kirkpatrick Bellefontaine and others from Cleveland and Columbus named as editors. J. P. Ashton Cincinnati named sports editor with William Y. Fry assisting.
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Columbusator
Thow
Lantern
Ohio State University
Tere Todas
Atrack 1
Weaver
Lakewood
Wall
Elief
Frances Kirkpatrick
Bellefontaine
Kon Yelska
Trarne
Cleveland
Diesres A. Snndgrass
Bhberton
Ter Thompson
Columbus
J.P Ashton
Cincinnati
William YW. Fry
Magolav
Report on Lorain tornado funds and bankruptcies filed
Commission details Ohio tornado relief efforts from the June incident with Sandusky and Lorain. It lists contributions from Red Cross chapters and the national body, as well as allocations for families and business losses. Also notes bankruptcy petitions in Columbus by Belknap and Belknap of Steubenville with debts totaling over 91 thousand dollars.
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Col Wisi
Armes
Ohio
America
Tage
Frome Red Cross
United States
Fannes
Columbus, O
Ang
Boosie
Belknap
John G. Belknap
Steubenville
Chronicle Telegram Carriers to Enjoy Picnic Thursday
Chronicle Telegram carriers and their families will gather at Cascade Park for an annual pre picnic. They depart from the Telegram building at 2 A M for the park and will enjoy lunch at noon. An afternoon program will precede a sports game for all districts and route boys involved in deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronisie-bels- Erm
Cascade Park
Telegram
Hoya
Lumber Yard Destroyed by Blaze in Weirton
A large fire consumed the Cove Valley lumber yard and adjacent buildings in Weirton. Fire Chief Edward Green and Steubenville firefighters arrived with a big pumper, laying hoses to protect five nearby homes. damage estimated at about 80,000 dollars.
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Weirton
Wav
Cove Valley
Stevne
Edward Green
Steubenville
Cantonese Army Captures Hankow
London dispatch reports the Cantonese army capturing Hankow province, driving out General Wu Pei Fu forces. Wu Pei Fu troops retreat in orderly fashion as Cantonese advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hankow
Wu Pei- Fu
Long Hong
Wu Pei-Fu
Markets Cle Blnd Produce and Livestock Prices
Market notes from Cleveland and Chicago show butter and poultry prices with multiple grades, potatoes and corn values, and cattle and sheep receipts. Ohio and Illinois markets list varied items such as butter tea and eggs, with upped butter creamery extras and standard grades. livestock prices include steers cows vealers lambs and barrow figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Reese
H. G
Ceevitaind
B. O
Vault to store New York state wealth in secret Treasury vault planned
Albany August 31 One of the largest vaults in New York will be built under the proposed new state office building. The vault will hold 3200,000,000 in cash and securities with alarms guards and strict identity checks including photographs signatures and fingerprints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
New York State
Sullivan W. Jones
Yonkers
State
Treasury
Offee
Typhoid Victims Rise in Wellington Amid Epidemic Worries
Three new typhoid cases reported by Dr. Gregg in Wellington bring total to three with two Rucker children and Helen Muftfly among victims. Doctors expect cases to drop by week’s end as milk supply, blamed for the outbreak, was shut off recently. Regular Macabee meeting and local club events listed follow.
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Wellington
Gregg
Rucker
Magyar
Helen Muftfly
Wheeling Avenue
Falls
Sponseller
Harry Couch
Riggin
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Rudy Bly
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L&e
Kansas
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Trish
Idaho
Wissonsin
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A. B. Curtice
American Legion Hall
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Floyd Scoville
Michigan
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Pontiac
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Albert Rowland
Sonday
West Virginia
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Miller, Ind
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Stick
Arthur Steward
Albert Warren
East Main Street
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