Striking Vogeout Incident Ends in Manslaughter Charge
In Adelphia New Jersey July 1 a demonstration that led to a fatal incident in New York left Carloucey 27 dead and John Derogatis charged with manslaughter after a collision on a corner. Police report says the youth died from a fractured skull and injuries sustained when struck by a car. Derogatis and Celouroret were taken to the police station as investigators link the event to a confrontation and alleged reckless driving.
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Adelphia
de Snarter
New York
Crloucey
Unclear text on Sacco and Vanzetti case probe visit
Fragmentary report notes Gol Al Suder investigating the Sacco and Vanzetti case. A hanger stack at Charlestown state ore is mentioned, with references to public protest and an inquiry. Warden William Henderson remains nearby as the inquiry progresses with remarks about anticipation of upcoming events.
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Ton
Gol al Suder
Saceo Vanzettmur
Charlestown State
Mass Meeting Called By Ghrg Miners Leaders
Residents attend a morning gathering where a meeting is presided over to discuss reopening plans and the immediate action against mine operations. The session focuses on labor issues, with plans to pressure authorities on reopening efforts and future steps.
Busy lines trigger lawsuit over telephone slot loss
Sigmund Louis, attorney, claims his client lost a telephone slot on August 4 due to busy lines. He argues the mishap cost Tan a chance at a five-cent portion and the error reflects harm beyond mere missed call, with further suit against the line owner for the disruption.
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Sigmund Louis
Oin J
Her’s Camp Advocated in W VA by Prominent Club Woman
A July 22 report from Ling, W V describes a proposed women’s camp for child bearing, led by a physician with a 20n degree and organized as an ideal movement. Mrs Hearne is named to appear with county commissioners on the matter.
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Ling
W. Va
Julian Gi
Mre Hearne
Mimnittee
Crowded Chronicle Telegram Fight Party Celebrates Dempsey Victory
The Chronicle Telegram reports a large gathering on Second Street as Dempsey defeats Sharkey by knockout in the seventh round. Thousands attend, with women among many calling for updates while telegraph and radio services deliver results and the paper praises its own swift reporting from the ringside.
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Toe Chronicle
Demple Sharkey
Crad
Second Street
United Press
Vorcea
MRL Mark
Chronicle Telegram
Mera
Dempsey
Chronicle
Labor Leaders Launch Safety Campaign in Ohio
Middelta town July 22. The Ohio State Federation of Labor will launch a nonpartisan safety campaign across Ohio starting in June with policies from the annual convention. It plans actions on mining, other resolutions, and will elect officers. A statewide meeting of employers and employees will be called by the Ohio Industrial Commission. President John P Frey says the effort keeps unions from partisan affiliations while maintaining organizational safety.
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Middeltown
Ohio
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Industrial Department of the
Ohio Industrial Commission
John P Frey
Federation
Commutation and Pardons Granted by Governor Dohoney
Columbus July 22. Thomas Ford, Madison County, serving five to thirty five years for burglary at London Prison Farm, was granted a commutation. Frank Knowles and James Johnson, both serving fines in Dayton workhouse for liquor law violations, were granted pardons today by Governor Dohoney.
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Collmbus
Thomas Ford
Madison Co
London
Frank Knowles
James Johnson
Dayton
Donahey
Mystery surrounds dynamite found near congressman home
In Kansas City Missouri on July 22 a board of inquiry reports a cache of six sticks of dynamite bound with electric fuses and a switch found among weeds near the county home of Congressman T S Gurer from the second Kansas district. A series of incoherent notes accompanied the device, Gurer stated he knew of no treason or threat against his life and had received no threatening letters.
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Kadsas City
T S. Gurer
Congress
Kansas
Here
Gurer
Aged Eighty Buys An Auto At Local Dealership
On July 22 Mrs Megzie Jones, 80, bought her first automobile for $3 and plans to spend freely for enjoyment. Her housemaid will drive, and Mrs Jones, widow of Jeremiah Jones a Marion County farmer and island landowner, seeks independence. A barn fire at Ross Parker’s dairy on Indiana Island near Waterville caused about $7,000 in losses. origin undetermined.
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Lable, QO
Megzie Jones
Jones
Jeremiah Jones
Marion Co
Toledo
Ross Parker
Indiana
Waterville
Airplane hops to Philippines via Hawaii predicted
Washington July 22 Lieut Alfred Wesenberger accompanied by Tuenn Lester Wastland predicted at a banquet of National Aeronautic Association officers that flight from the mainland to Hawaii would become a stepping stone to a non stop hop to the Philippines. Officials praised the achievement as a major Pacific milestone aiding canal defense and rapid reinforcement moves.
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Washington
Philippines
Hawaii
Alfred Wesenberger
Tuenn Lester
Wastland
Hawai
Hegenberger
National
Arronautic Association
Charles P Summera
Pacific
Panama Canal
Canal
Burley Confesses Slaying Women in Mississippi Farmhouse
Walter Burley, a Black man, confessed to killing Mrs Reese and her sister in Jackson Mississippi after a one day trial. In a dying statement he urged members of his race to keep their hands off white women. He entered the Reese farmhouse after the owner left and struck the two women as the children watched.
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Burley
Reese Farman
Inspectors to be coached on duties in Columbus fair regulations
In Columbus Ohio on July 22 inspectors of the State Dairy and Food division met at the office of TM W D Leck to be instructed on state regulations governing concessions at agricultural fairs. The division must supervise weight guessers and all types of games of chance and ensure the mental value of county fair attractions.
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Columbus
Coun
Russo pleads not guilty to possession of still
Peter Russo of Stonr Hidga pleads not guilty in Lorain Court to possession of a still after arraignment before Judge AWR Wabber. He was arrested Thursday by Sgt Charles Wright with Deputy Sheriff Claude Bivins and jailed awaiting trial. Officers seized a 50 gallon still, 15 gallons of liquor, three bags of sugar, a 100 pound box of figs, and eight barrels of mash. The case was set for trial at arraignment.
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Peter Russo
Russo
Charles Wright
Lorain
Claude Bivins
Prince Carol Seeks Funeral Attendance Amid Rumor Clash
Paris reports say King Carol II of Romania asked royal family for permission to attend King Ferdinand’s funeral in Bucharest. The statement released by Carol’s party notes his sorrow as a son and his hoped claim to the crown. Reports from Romania claim placards supporting Carol surfaced and were torn down amid police action in Bucharest and Tran sylvania.
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Werlarmme Martatl
Kim
Ferdinand
Roumania
Siatear
Michael I
Ion Brattana
Bucharest
Carol
House of Parlament
Bratiano
Paris
Carol II of
Romania
Carol Mas
Michael “Tis
Rumania
Ive Ie Mio
Carol II
Fagaras
Transylvania
Officer pays tribute to Ohio camp during field training
Major John Edwards of Columbus, camp inspector for the Ohio National Guard, praised the present encampment as the best he has seen with over 2500 troops in four regiments. He oversees discipline and sanitation as the 166th and 141st infantry, the 112th engineers, and the 112th medical regiment prepare athletics tomorrow at 2 pm directed by Les Halterman of the University of Cincinnati.
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Pehky
John Edwards
Columbus
Ohio National Guard
Edwards
112Th Engineers
Les Halterman
University of Cincinnati
Ask New Trial for Lengel in Canton Verdict Challenge
Canton's July 22 hearing saw Attorney F Rotha Hahn press for a new trial for Saranus A. Lengel, a deposed Canton police officer facing a sentence tied to the Don Meliett murder. Hahn argues verdicts clash with evidence, claims trial judge Frank B. Clevenger admitted state proof while excluding defense, and notes alleged jury misconduct. Private detectives were hired last Saturday to seek supporting evidence.
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Cantor
F Rotha Hahn
Saranus A. Lengel
Canton
Don Ro Meliett Hahn
Frank B. Clevenger
Tris
President Coolidge and advisers clash over extra session
Washington and Rapid City report a dispute between President Coolidge and key Republican advisers on whether to call an extra session around October 15 to pass flood relief legislation. Senator Smoot advocates the session and a $300.96 million tax cut plan, while Hoover and Rep Tilson oppose it.
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Rapid City
Coolidge
Congress
Washington
Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Commerce
Hoover
John Q. Tilson
House
Tillson
Roth
Thorsday
United Press
Reward Offered for Kidnapping and Robbery of Beery
Shelby County court commissioners announce a reward of one thousand dollars for the arrest and conviction in the kidnapping and robbery of County Treasurer Alphonso Beery who was accosted on the street bound and taken to the country by two men.
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Sidney
Shelby Court
Alphonso Beery
Shelby Country
mMoper Offeiz
Beery
Abor Federation Reelects Officers at Middletown Convention
The Abor Federation re elected all officers and executive committee members at its Middletown convention final session. Columbus was chosen as the next meeting place for the October convention.
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Middletown. O
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Columbus
Elyria honors Police Chief Stankard and Dobos at banquet
City officials and residents gathered at a Newell Hotel dinner to honor Edward J. Stankard Elyria’s veteran police chief and Nick Dobos the officer who helped kill the bandit. A $1500 check to Stankard and $175 to Dobos was presented by City Solicitor Don Myers.
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Edward J. Stankard
Elyria
Nick Dobos
J. 8. Eckenrode
Newell Hotel
Don Myers
Afr. Myers
Bank robberies and escape inquiry in Ohio
Columbus June 22 government officials seek bandits who abducted and robbed Shelby County Treasurer Alp Berry. Berry plans to visit the Ohio Penitentiary and Fort Hayes to identify suspects, viewing photographs from Bertman department and Fort Hayes. He was kidnapped and robbed of 40,900 dollars Wednesday after leaving the courthouse.
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Columbus
Tinterest
Alphonse Berry
Shelby Co
Berry
Ohio Penitentiary
Fort Mayes
Bertman
Penitentiam
Fort Hayes
Bert
Dayton Man to Learn Fate Soon in Murder Trial
In Bellefontaine on July 22 27 year old Dayton resident Joseph Mudd faces murder charges in the death of Asa Ferris. The trial nears its end with closing arguments expected as Mudd testifies recounting an altercation that led to Ferris being shot. Mudd says Ferris grabbed his threat and that Mrs Mudd testified Ferris had threatened to kill him in the moments before the Toledo trip.
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Bellefortaine
Joseph Mudd
Dayton
Asa Ferris
Jurr
Mudd
Ferris
Dation
Toledo
Ferrie
Arrest pair on statutory charge in Cleveland hotel
In Cleveland two men, giving names as C F Edwards and an Huntington, W Va native, were arrested in a downtown hotel on statutory charges and released on bonds of 200 pounds after July 25 was set for their hearing. Fremont judge condemns lax enforcement of the dry law, urging duty from authorities.
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Cleveland
C F Edwards
Huntington
W. Va
Black
Huntingon
Fremont
Ohio
Toledo
Darten
Elmer G. McClelland
Bowiing Greco
Cink Bera
Ship sinks at harbor mouth crew saved
In San Francisco on July 22 the coast guard failed to locate the steam freight schooner Northland after a collision with the British motor freighter Pacific Trader near the Golden Gate. Northland sank with 30 crew rescued by the Pacific Trader. no explosion occurred amid dense fog, and the rescue ship Mal was aided by a tug before ending the search.
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San Francisco
Coast Guard
Northland
Geldeep Gate
Chock Hea
A Tae
Charles Lucas
Venezuelan Delegate Attacks Monroe Doctrine at AFL Confer
July 22 Washington Venezuelan delegate Rafasio Martinez denounced the Monroe Doctrine during a Pan American Federation of Labor session. AFL President William Green presided and ruled Martinez out of order while Martinez urged action to investigate the killing of a worker aboard an American ship. He cited Senator King and Haitian worker concerns, calling for drastic measures if investigations fail.
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Washington
Rafasio Martinez
Pan American Federation of Labor Confersive
Sfomptatih
Wi Green
American Federation of Labor
Martinez
Port Ann Priora
King Demorah
Hants
Electrician Dies After Contact With Live Wire
Charleston July 22 Edgar Roach an electrician for the Pabst Electric Co of New York was fatally injured when he touched a live wire at the Car you and Carbridge Chemicals plant in South Charleston Officials of the Chemicals Company refused to release details of the accident
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Charleston
W Ya
Edgar Roach
Pabst Electric Co
New York
Caryou and Carbridge Chemicals Company
South Charleston
Wisconsin Governor vetoes Duncan Beer Bill
Madison Wisconsin Governor Yetues Tungan Beer vetoed the Duncan Beer Bill that would exempt certain beer products from prohibitions on manufacture and sale. The measure aimed to allow Steger alcoholic content by weight and was not expected to pass again.
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Madison
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