Illinois senator McKinley tied to million-dollar slush fund
Federal investigators questioned McKinley aide Green about about $1,000,000 yearly charity donations and payments in cash to supporters. The Senate committee probes whether gifts to colleges and groups secured political favors as Insull and other donors faced requests for contributor lists and a charter scandal surfaced before the primary.
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Federal
Chicago
Senate Slush Fund Committee
Philanthropies
William B. McKinley
Green
Urbana
Instituto
McKinley
Bright Angel
Samuel Insull
Pri- Trf
Tnd Green
Tinman H Newhours
Michigan Center
Senate
Langerans
United States
Four Divorce Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
Four divorce petitions filed by three women and one man. Elsie Tucker of Oberlin seeks alimony and custody against Herbert G. Tucker alleging desertion and cruelty. Marjorie Warren accuses L. B. Warren of jealousy and barred visits to her parents. Aileen T McClintock of Elyria seeks restoration of her Maiden name and alimony from W. Keith McClintock amid claims of constant quarrels. All marriages span 1913 to 1924.
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Court of Common Pleas
Elsie Tucker
Oberlin
Herbert G. Tucker
Ilynn
Marjorie Warren
L. B. Warren
Sheffield Lake
Aileen T McClintock
Elyria
Malden
W. Keith McClintock
Identifications Hit Carmel Cottage Case and McPherson Conspiracy
Los Angeles reports tie identification of Aimee Semple McPherson as the Carmel Cottage occupant with Kenneth Ormiston as part of a broader conspiracy. Attorneys deny the identification and say McPherson will not appear for handwriting or fingerprint tests. Authorities remain cautious as grand jury activity resumes on unrelated campaign funds and a separate inquiry continues into McKinley ward readers and protection efforts.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Carmel-by-the-Sea
Kenneth C. Ormuston
Angelus Temple
Carmel
Ro Wooley
Rotary Club Adopts Short Summer Sessions
Rotary members at the Newell hotel voted to hold brief noonday meetings through the rest of summer with no out of town speakers. They also planned a picnic in August and formed a committee to pick the date and location. W Q McClellan reported on activities of boys sent to the YMCA camp near Brownhelm last week.
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Elyria Post
American Legion
fTne Housing Committee
Art Beebe
Rotary Club
Pas
Cty
Legion Hall
Franklin Post Band
Columbus
States
Legion Post
Elyria
Newell
Brown Hotel
France
Newell Hotel
W. QO. McClellan
Picnic for Crippled Children Attended by Society Leaders
International Society for Crippled Children president Irdgar F. Allen and executive secretary H. H Hewett visited Cleveland to attend a picnic for local crippled children hosted by the Cleveland Motor Club. Despite rain, all enjoyed a fine time and Mr Allen planned a rematch this morning.
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Irdgar F. Allen
International Society For Crippled Children
H. H Hewett
Society
Cleveland
Mr Allen
Police fail to find truck load of booze on Ford avenue
Police responded to a report of a booze unloading on Ford avenue but found nothing suspicious. Charles P. Arnold died by heart failure after an inquest into a drowning at Lake View Beach. The Y M C A. meeting in Elyria will be a business session with important items ahead.
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Woodford Avenue
Charles P. Arnold
St George
Lake View Beach
Lorain
Elyria Kiwanian
Y. M Coa
Death of local farmer Solomon Eppley in Toledo
Solomon Eppley, a Telegraph road farmer, died yesterday morning at 10 15 at the state hospital in Toledo Ohio. He leaves son Erwin and daughter Pearl. The body is at Taylor Funeral home pending funeral Friday at 2 pm at Second Congregational Church conducted by Rev C F Wiseman. Burial at Murray Ridge cemetery.
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Solomon Eppley
State Hospital
Toledo
Telegraph Road
Erwin
Pearl
Taylor Funeral Home
Second Congregational Church
C F Wiseman
Muriay Ridge
All safe aboard Italian steamer in storm rescue
Aboard the Italian steamer Arazalde San Giovero Secondoga crew are safe after a distress call during a storm off Florida yesterday. The Gulf Refining Company marine headquarters received the message via the Gulf of Mexico, which located the damaged vessel and stood by through the night.
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Fort Arthur
Texas
Arazaldé San Giovero Secondoga
Florida
Gulf Refining Company
Gulf of Mexico
Bandits Take Safe From Toledo Postoffice Branch
Local authorities search for bandits who stole a safe containing 260 dollars and 25 two cent stamps from a Toledo postoffice branch. The safe was later found rifled on Manhattan Boulevard near Derdos grocery store.
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Toledo
Postofice Do
Derdos
Manhattan Boulevard
Urige New Head of Oh Catholic Union
Ottoville oil trader J Uith Ottoville was elected president of the Catholic Union of Ohio at its annual convention in Cincinnati on July 28. Stephen Jnelas of Cleveland was named first vice president, Harold Tanson of LaHeimnan second vice president, Joseph A Wenehin of Columbus secretary, and A J Lennard of Youngstown treasurer.
Missing tanker JM Goffey told to be safe in gulf hurricane
No word from Gulf Refining Company marine headquarters on July 28 about the tanker JM Goffey due to reach Jacksonville with a cargo from Port Arthur. The vessel of 1580 tons registry and 30 crew is feared caught in the gulf hurricane threatening Florida coast resort safety.
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Takdur
Port Arthur
Ter
Gulf Refining Company
J M. Goffey
Jacksonville
Fort Arthur
Florida Coast Resort
JM. Guffey
Mexican church crisis fuels boycott and mass religious rites
The article reports rising tensions as government actions against Catholic figures spark boycotts and calls for lay guardianship of churches. It notes priests fearing Archbishop Moray Hel Tien’s collapse, mass confirmations, unions, and baptisms as worshippers rush to religious rites amid the turmoil.
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Mexico
Pattiaie
Perez
Peez
Moray Hel Tien
Une Garza Thafae
Wenica Cato
Jnjs B
Jnnis
Vmeano Cite
State officials urged to bid on work with union labor rule
The organization names John Y. Tiex as a main figure for a bass anon to determine state office candidates. Lee Hall and Thomas J. Donnelly lead resolutions asking state officials to require bid limits on state work, include wage rates, and renonor bidders using non union labor. Revesention introduces a condemnation of Golden Rule Nash of Cincinnati for forcing employees to join the amalgamated clothing workers of America not affiliated with the A F of L.
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Gren
Sleuths Hold Out In Mansfield Missing Man Case
July 28. Akron detective Pat Hutchinson knows the present whereabouts of Stark Baker Mansfield dance hall proprietor who is missing since March. Anson Kline and Robert Wilson of Shelby say they paid Hutchinson and Smith 59 a day and expenses to investigate. They claim only a newspaper report was given. relatives say they have heard nothing and doubt he is alive.
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Mansfield
Pat Hutchinson
Akron
Stark
Baker
Ansom Kline
Robert Wilson
Shelby
Clark Baker
Hutchinson and Smith
Kline
Woman Wanders in Heavy Rain Found After Hour
Mrs Virginia Baker remained in serious condition at home following exposure in heavy rain the previous day. She wandered for about an hour under clothed conditions and carried a dress while her two children wait. Local report from Columbus dated July 28.
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Columbus
Virginia Baker
Baker
Canton publisher murder probe widens in Pittsburgh
Investigators press Canton publisher Thon Mellett case as police seek three undetermined suspects in Pittsburgh. Ohio and federal agents pursue new leads while Peter Connors says questioning will strengthen a “very strong chain of evidence.” Ora Slater may assist Cincinnati detectives in the search.
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Ven Ingle
Canton
Thon
RK Mellett
Federdl Investigatne Agonetra
Orlite
P Owens
Mihe
Pittsburgh
Halt
Connors
Siter
Pittsback
Officer Stops Three-Gun Man After Alley Encounter
In Columbus on July 28 Raymond Hickman, 27, was shot twice by Officer Harry Briggs after approaching in an alley. Hickman drew a gun with his left hand, Briggs fired injuring him, and a revolver along with a sack of six dead chickens were found on Hickman.
Norwegian swimmer Farstad attempts Enghab Channel swim
Cape Gris Nez July 238 The Norwegian swimmer Farstad started an Enghab Channel attempt at 1043 today. Olaf Parstad, a Norwegian policeman, swam slowly. after four hours he had covered five miles. Farstad is known for endurance and trained in Oslo Ford waters where he set a record by swimming eighteen hours continuously against currents.
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Cape Gris Nez
Farstad
Enghab
Olaf Parstad
Sunburn Fatal to Man in Cincinnati Case
Coronary D Co Handley held a verdict of death due to infection from sunburn in the case of Edwin Noll of Hast Clifton Roll. He died at General Hospital. Postmortem found burns and the coroner said infection likely entered through youths clothes.
Woman slashes man with razor in Columbus street incident
Police report Nora Parrish slashed Ben F. Brown with a razor as they walked with a companion on a Columbus street. Brown was taken to St Francis hospital in serious condition and refused to sign a warrant. Authorities sought charges against Parrish. Brown said he was attacked by Parrish.
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Columbus
Ben F. Brown
St Francis Hospital
Plice
Nora Parrish
Ben
Brown
Nora
DANE AGAINST BOSTON POOL INQUIRY
Justice agents pursue a case on the Boston pool a clearing house scheme frequented by 25000 daily in New England Arthur Briscott of this city arraigned in federal court pleaded not guilty held for trial Tickets sold for sixty cents each with fifteen cents to the salesman The Boston pool ranks as the second largest in the nation behind Albany New York City operation.
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Boston
New England
Department of Justice
Bangor
Maine
Arthur
Briscott
Albany
New York City
Cleveland Market Report Firm Prices Across Commodities
Market listings show limited activity in produce butter eggs and apples with steady cattle calves and sheep sections. Livestock receipts include 300 cattle and 500 calves while hogs total 2000 with price declines across most classes and varying regional grades for heavy, medium and light stock.
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Cleveland Livstocck
Liberty Bond Quotes and Argentina Population Figure
Liberty bond quotations list various series with prices in New York on July 28 including 1st 444s and 4th 14s and new issues around $101 to $103. The piece also notes Argentina's 1926 population at 19,087,118, an increase of 1,818,213 since 1910. A Berlin customs list classifies American chewing gum as dentifice.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Liberty Bond
Argentina
Berlin
Forged Bonds Suspect Caught in Cincinnati Jail
Benjamin White, 49, a former Chicago stockholder, held in Cincinnati jail awaiting return to face charges for forging 150000 dollars of municipal bonds in 1924. He sold 100000 dollars to Stern Brothers in Kansas City and to Frederick Emmert in St. Louis, and was arrested after detectives recognized him from a circular photo.
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Cincinnati
Benjamin White
Chicago
Stern Brothers
Kansas City
Frederick Emmert
Liberty Central Trust Building
St. Louis
White
Cal Grim
Paul V
Charles F. Ryan
Hit by Train in Utica Man Dies at City Hospital
On July 28 Grant Ferris aged 35 was struck by a B and O train while riding in an automobile near Utica and died two hours later at the city hospital. Butterflies collected by a western enthusiast have been mounted on glass panels and hung at the naturalist's restaurant.
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Newark
Grant Ferris
Utica
Naturalst’s
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