Senate Slush Fund Probes Primaries Across States
The Senate slush fund committee released a summary showing Pennsylvania spent 2 793 585 02 on three rival candidates and supporters led by Pepper Fisher Smith Woodward. The inquiry targets Illinois Oklahoma Kentucky and California primaries with August dates and expands to ten more states in September.
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Hill
Pennsylvania
Senate
George Wharton Pepper
Pepper-Fisher-Smith-Woodward
Republican Citizens Campaign Committee of
Philadelphia
Washington
S- Althourgh
Illinois
Senate Slush Fund Committee
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Calbifornia
Nevada
New Hampsnrie
Wisconsin
Maryland
Colorado
Verne Washington
New York
Mlinoig
FTOM
Gld PL Nye
North Dakota
Liquor Found Hidden Aboard Steamship Cretan
Customs officials arrested the captain and 22 crew aboard the steamship Cretan after the ship arrived unexpectedly in Boston with 30 000 palletons of alcohol and assorted liquors concealed in the hold and niches. The cargo, claimed as waste paper and coal, is likely to be forfeited to the United States government as contraband.
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Boston
Portland
Philadelphia
United States
Murderers Executed on Garrote in Santiago Cuba
In Santiago Cuba Sal vador Aguilera was garroted for the murder and torture of his aunt from whom he stole $12. The first garrote attempt failed and a second turn ended his life after opiate stimulation. Two fellow prisoners from Savannah Ga assisted, both serving life terms in Santiago prison.
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Santiago
Cuba
Salvador Aguilera
Savannah
Aguilera
Liberty Bonds Taxable When Used for Pay
United States district judge Dickinson ruled liberty bonds accepted in lieu of cash for services are taxable income. The decision allows the government to claim income tax from corporate officials nationwide who have taken salaries in liberty bonds and later converted them to cash.
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Phu
Adelyhlu
United States
Dickinson
Three Arrested After Hilarious Party At Auto Ride
Sheriff Underhill reports three persons held in county jail after an odd auto ride party. Thomas Ramsey 32 faces driving while intoxicated, partner Ji Greene 50 charged with possession, Emma Coville 44 charged with intoxication. Arraignment expected today before Justice S J Grorgr.
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Toder
Tattermut
Fred A. Underhill
S. J. Grorgr
Thomas Ramsey
Pariner Ji Greene
Natican Companion
Emma Coville
William Clark to die in electric chair tonight
Clark, 19, of Sandusky county, convicted of murdering Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hoffman near Helena Ohio on February 8, will be executed at the state penitentiary tonight. The Governor refused clemency after Chief Justice Marshall notified that the court rejected Clark's motion for a stay and denied a review of the trial.
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Columbus
William Clark
Sandusky
County
Ralph Hoffman
Helena
Ohio
Marshall
State Supreme Court
Clark
Suspects Held in Two Cleveland Robberies
Cleveland police hold two Elyria youths about 12 years old on suspicion of robbing the Little Store on Furnace and West River streets June 26 and entering the Jack Davis store on Lodi Street July 1. Chief Stankard, Major Hinkson travel to Cleveland to bring the youths back. They will be arraigned before Judge Wilens in Probate Court.
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Poljive &. Ur
Stankard
Cleveland
Elyriabo
Furnace
West Riv
Jack Davis
Lodi Street
Warrr Hinkson
Wilens
Fire destroys Iron Co plant in East St. Louis
A blaze tore through the Southern Malleanly Tron Company plant in East St. Louis injuring two firefighters and causing an estimated loss of 500000 dollars.
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Iron CO
Brules
Maryland Court Deliberates on Candy Bandit Whittmore Death Appeal
The Maryland Court of Appeals met to reconsider the death sentence of Richard Reese Whittmore, known as the Candy Bandit, for the killing of prison guard Robert Holtman. The eight-justice bench planned to render a decision after deliberations before the summer recess.
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Whittemore
Annapolis
Maryland Duct of Appeals
Richard Reese Whittemore
Robert Holtman
Engine Trouble Forces French Liner to Return to New York
The French liner Degrasse sailing from New York to Havre developed engine trouble about 350 miles out and is returning to New York. It carries 38 first class and 80 tourist class passengers. A wireless message from Captain Marius Ausert said the port turbine is out of order.
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New York
Degrasse
Havre
Les
Frm
Marius Ausert
Plague Precautions Tighten Across Tokio and Yokohama
Tokio and Yokohama health authorities move to curb bubonic plague after a fatal Yokohama case and three suspected infections. An anti rate drive is under way and authorities are boosting measures to destroy potential sources.
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Tokio
Franc Reaches New Low Level in Paris Market
The franc slumped to a new weak level against the dollar in Paris currency trading on July date. Officials warned of continued volatility as investors reassessed the franc’s value and potential policy impacts.
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Paris
Round the World Plane Touches Cleveland Stop
The Sikorsky plane in the round-the-world race left Cleveland at 7:45 a.m. under Captain Homer E. Berry and Lieut. Walter Hinton powered by Major Robert E. Con den and officials noted the crew and officials aboard. The mission aimed to complete the final lap of the time race with plans to either continue or remain.
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Cleveland
Sikorsky
Mary Linton Weiss
Detroit
Howard Eras
Seattle
New
Homer E. Berry
Walter Hinton
Robert E. Conden
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
John Gould
New York
Jacob Tsaloff
James Maxwell
Neveland
Berry
Torques
Orcs
Early settlement predicted in New York subway strike
Edward P Lavin head of the strikers union announced plans within forty eight hours that could change the strike's course. A business delegation urged arbitration and new recruits joined the walkout raising totals, while service fell to around half normal on the second day. The federal government weighed potential intervention as Secretary Day ordered a conciliator to monitor the situation.
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New. York
New York
Edward PL Lavin
Major Walker
Washington
Subway
Tahor Day
Mooseheart
Thomas J. Williams
Chicago
Middletown to Add Wells for Water Supply
Fragmentary report indicates Middletown plans to add water wells to bolster supply. Text is garbled but suggests engineering work near existing water lines and property connections may be involved.
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Middletown
Deportation Warrant Aimed at Remus Remus
A deportation warrant seeks to expel George Remus of Cincinnati as an undesirable immigrant. He is jailed in Troy, Ohio, serving a one year term in a liquor case. Authorities cite his alleged status as a Gem and lack of naturalization.
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Ra. Daly
George Remus
Boatlegsar
Cincinnati
United States
MA. Cookenda
Federal Immissiation
Atlanta
Loid International
Remus
Troy
Ohio
Nemus
Red
Wekendall
Jane i
Naturalization
Commencement Exercises At Summer Bible School
The second annual exercises of the Sumner Summer Bible School take place tomorrow at seven o'clock in TANISE. The program features singing scripture verses lesson studies catechisms and demonstrations of work taught, with Rev G A Brown and a corps of teachers assisting. The aim remains to lead children ages six to sixteen to a personal faith in Jesus Christ as savior. Public invited to witness closing remarks by the superintendent.
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Jha
June Welty
Garnet Wilson
C. M. Ackermisg
Lilian Palmer
Lawsuit Filed for 15000 Injury Judgment in Elyria
Jesse Monroe filed a petition in the court of common pleas seeking 15000 against M. A. Abba of Elyria Black alleging he was struck by Abba’s automobile while alighting from a westbound inter urban street car on April 26. He claims permanent injury including a fractured result and nervous shock. alleges failure to stop.
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Jesse Monroe
East River Street
Court of Common Pleas
M. A. Abba
Elyria Black
The
Plaintief
Havi
Manes Pleads Against Durrin in Murder Trial
In Chicago on July 8, prosecutor Michael Tumano argues for a death penalty for Martin Durkin in the case of Edwin C. Shanahan, a government agent killed during an arrest attempt. Defense and state attorneys clash over Durkin’s alleged defiance of law as proceedings extend into Friday morning.
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Michael Tumano
Martin Turki
Hamnaneo
Edwin C.shanahan
Shanahan
Durkin
Romano
Sang Frei
Romana
Keeonscience
Ruthie Koenhen
Tom
Eugene
Marty
Beaumont Is New Adjutant Of YFW Post
Beaumont Lodi street resident Beaumont was elected adjutant of the local post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, succeeding William I. Rook, who resigned at the last meeting. The post also received applications for new members and praised Lt. Col. Murboch, elected senior vice commander, with a plan to boost memberships and prizes in the upcoming year.
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Beaumont
Lodi Street
Veterans of Foreign Wars
William I. Rook
Oscar Jacob Koonenhaffer
Joseph A. Wacik
Fred A. Randel
Jfl Murboch
Department of White
Murboch
Qhie
Coronel Marbach
Ralph Wobihl
Joseph Metzler
Flemra
Vetr
VFW
Examination on S41 disaster shows crew died at their posts
Precursory tests on the submarine S41 in dry dock at Brooklyn Navy Yard indicate not more than fifteen bodies may be recovered from the wreck area. Lieutenant-Commander Ellsberg leads the inquiry and reports likely fatalities at their stations, with signs the crew tried to avoid collision with the City of Rome.
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New York
Brooklyn Mavy Yard
Erst
Ellsberg
Rome
Tim Bottoi
Islaui
Ie Radis
Tome
Thome
Canton Race of Murders Grips City in Days
A third murder in as many days was disclosed as an unidentified man’s body was found along Mast Creek in the southeastern Canton, apparently killed by a fractured skull after a beating with an oak club. Earlier victims included Alex Leukas and Albert Thomas, both shot during a firefight, with Thomas later dubbed Alabama Slim.
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Canton
Mast Creek
Mina
Alex Leukas
Amd
Albert Thomas
Pears
Henry Morgan
Alabama Slim
Thomas
Slim
Robber Escapes From Trumbull County Jail
A confessed robber, Ken Bare, 24, escaped Trumbull County Jail by climbing a cold air pipe into a chimney and out the roof before sliding to the ground. His wife and children have disappeared. a $1000 reward was offered for the stolen berries and cash connected to the case.
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Warren
Ken Bare
Trumblll
Cand Tee
Pays
J WA. Canzalten
Mercury records fall as Chicago heat overwhelms city
Chicago experienced record temperatures with high marks near eighty six degrees as officials reported a scorching day. Official forecaster G B Donnel refused to forecast the next high point, citing unsettled conditions.
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G. B. Donnel
Miller Faters Noth Miller Faters Noth Conspiracy Charge Faced by Ex Alien Property Custodian
Former Alien Property Custodian Colonel Thomas W. Miller appeared with counsel before a federal judge and pleaded not guilty to a conspiracy to defraud the government tied to a $7,000,000 transfer involving the American Meals Company. Co-defendants include Harry M. Daugherty and the late John T. Kirk. Trial set for September 7.
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New York
Thomas W. Muller
Mack
American Meals Company
Stadions
Tinan
Mac Enels
Miller
Harry M. Daugherty
John T. Ktorg
Connecticut
Wilmington
Del
Washington
Daugherty
Explosion at oil tank car kills three in Charleston
Roy Tharton aged 35 died in hospital as death toll from the Viking Oil plant tank car blast rose to three. Maynard Hates 14 and William C. Gilchrist 25 also died after climbing on the car to transfer gasoline when fumes ignited. Seven more workers burned were hospitalized though not seriously injured.
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Charleston
W. Va
Roy Tharton
Thres
Maynard Hates
William C. Gilchrist
Viking Oil
Forty Autos Destroyed by Fire in Youngstown
A blaze swept Balser Motor Sales Company in Youngstown destroying forty autos. Damage was estimated at $50,000 as investigators reviewed the scene. Police noted a smoldering floor stub may have sparked the fire.
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Youngstown
Third Enforcement Area Poief Declares Andrews Disgusted
Buffalo reports Prohibition official Eugenn Roberts in the third enforcement area says Brigadier General Lincoln Andrews appeared very disgusted after a Washington conference. Roberts notes Andrews resisted resignation but White House pressure kept him at work until his England trip.
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Andrews
Buffalo
Eugenn Roberts
Lincoln GC. Andrews
White House
England
Major Roberts
Pecupetate Bia Shaitersd Narter
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