Crooks Kill Former Buddy for Revenge in Atlanta Hotel
Atlanta police probe the murder of Hert Donaldson chief investigator for the solicitor general, gunned down in a hotel room. A $1,000 reward is posted, with detectives chasing leads including a gunman known as Judi Wilcots and a suspect known as W. Ti. Sands of Macon Georgia. Donaldson, famed for catching underworld figures, was lured to the room by a mysterious call and shot with buckshot.
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Solicitor General
Boy&in
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Chicago Gomeny
Chicago
Judi Wilcots
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W. Ti. Sands
Macon
Wit Donaldson
Sands
Thea Bely
New York
Cleveland
Abe Powers Bunea Rink
Death Record John A. Wright
John Adams Wright died at his home on Ninth Street Saturday morning at 1:30. He was born in Whitehall on December 2, 1821, lived twenty five years in Elyria, and spent his later years in his birthplace area. He leaves a daughter Margaret and a son Joseph. Private funeral from Sudro Funeral Home Monday at 3:00 led by Rev. Osha Booth. Interment in Ridgelawn Cemetery pending.
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John ‘Adams Wright
Ninth Street
Whitehall
Elyria
Tie
Margaret
Joseph
Sudro Funeral Home
Mondae
Osha Booth
Raviat
Ridgelawo
Senator Cummins Dies After Angina Attack
After a long career and a campaign defeat, Senator Cummins died at 4 15 in his summer home. He had been working on his autobiography and spoke fondly of his political experiences. Messages of sympathy poured in from across the country, including a private note from President Coolidge to Mrs Rawson.
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Hollis Rawson
Rawson
Coolidge
Smith W. Brookhart
Cummins
Washington
Iowa
Senator Cummins
Abraham Lancett
Cooper Evades Day Issue Speaker Presses Voters
A statement from Marry S. Day for Governor Headquarters contends Myers Cooper’s letter to Campaign Manager Harry Silver avoids addressing the temperance question. The missive is viewed as evasive, with Day supporters demanding clear positions on the Eighteenth Amendment and the Volstead Act and urging a formal apology.
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Myers Ty. Cooper
Harry 1. Silver
Coon
Cogper
Anti-Saloon League
Week's Entries in Probate Court Record Appointments
Seven probate entries filed this week. Ebeth Scibley named administratrix of the KMathering stein estate. bond FAO Cook. Blanchard named trustee for Charlotte A. Baker estate. Albert Lakofsky appointed administrator of William Lakotsky estate. Theodore Weber named administrator of Stauder estate. Ulrich Banner will for probate. Saving Deposit Bank and Trust Company named trustee of Elisabeth C. Baker estate. William Fr. Schibley appointed administrator of Tel Slobodanski estate. Amherst township and Avon area references appear.
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Ybeth Scibley
Kmathering Stein
Amier Township
Bond
Stauder
Avon Tie
Bend FG
Ulrich Banner
Lorgin
Saving Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Elisabeth C. Baker
William Fr. Sehibley
Tel Slobodanski
Hite
Amherst Township
Boml 21
Boston publisher’s murder case widens as arrests loom
A sprawling plot to kill Canton publisher Don R. Mellott prompts police to widen probes. Detectives report a key suspect, McVermoatt of Texas, and others sought for involvement in the July crimes. Authorities plan grand jury action as investigations continue in Pittsburgh and Canton.
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Disgus Pre
Pittsburgh
Itetor Vonners
Don RL Molett
Canton
Connors
Oraslwom
Tho
Gebre Psidlias
Mittsburgh
Ng Grand Jury
Fragmented OCR from Page 1 with scattered political and royal notes
The readable text mentions elections, associations, and elections officials in a garbled report. It references the Youss Meas Cerhalje Association, an electoral context in Bibes, and a remark about King Edward VI and royal dress laws. It ends with a note about Gretna Green weddings becoming rare in Scotland.
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Scotland
Veterans Entitled to Pension Reexamination Rules
The article explains 5 veterans are entitled to pension under 390 pension law. It states veterans must undergo reevaluation by a board of examiners to establish the total helplessness and to determine eligibility. No provision for free meals is indicated if the veteran's status is confirmed.
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Wade
McCaer
Unclear Creek Delivery Confusion Delays City Yard Supplies
Fragmented OCR reads as a delivery mishap in the city, with reference to a driver and yard supplies. Mentions George Buehring, a fractured scale, and awaiting aut ecu of Arteiag's condition. Details are garbled and uncertain.
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Piven
Trek Weed
Beviry
Wika
Ceek
Cedrus Dulivery
Brod
Arteiag
Local officials attend unusual pays to view
In a small town a group including the county commission and city engineers from nearby areas visited a display of a new paying system. Other observers from Villages and Medina attended to see how the method works.
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TNO Lyre
Kagorees
Robert Hofimet
Essistiat
Cieorge Bas
Westardiy
Wanster
Fuelic Village
Medina
Firemen Called To Save Automobile
Firemen from station No. 1 were summoned to Cour street to extinguish a car fire near a Ford tanning shop. The vehicle, parked along the curb, burst into flames from an electrical short, causing damage to the car and surrounding area before firefighters quelled the blaze. An accompanying report notes injuries and property impact from the incident.
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Cour
Ford
Larain
Stolen car report and hospital admission in Sandusky area
Morning report from Sandusky notes a vehicle theft and a hospital transport. A motorist named Kendale suffered injuries, with a left rib injury described amid confusing local chatter. Police and emergency responders were involved, city incidents reflecting a tense start to the day.
Ormiston Clears Name in Los Angeles Kidnapping Inquiry
A wire from Chicago reports Kenneth Ormiston a former Angelis radio operator travels toward Los Angeles to aid in clearing Alma McPherson’s name. Affidavits from Carmel show witnesses matching the evangelist’s appearance while police probe her Mexican kidnapping case.
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Fedas
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Cheroy
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Renoris
Lee Apentes
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Hag
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Aimer Aeple McPherson
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Honan
Ormisinn
Chicago
Pelico
Cures Women in Nal Practice Case In Bergenton
Mrs. Denacd Jones was held on a minor bond after being arrested on charges tied to alleged illegal medical acts by two women. Authorities refused to reveal names of the plaintiffs, saying affidavits from earlier victims are sought to aid evidence for the upcoming September grand jury.
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Coshveton
Denacd Jones
Berry
Senatorial Nomination Sought by Former Lieutenant Governor
Tomas BL Conway and Iv. Yo. attorney Platis bero announce their bid for the senatorial nomination in New York. Conway, a former lieutenant governor, seeks the Itciqperatin line with support from local party and legal circles.
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Tomas BL Conway
Platisbero
Itciqperatin
Mexico’s churches seize and theater boycott hit economy hard
The government moves to seize church properties as Catholic leaders warn of enforcement. Widespread cash withdrawals and near-total theater closures reflect broad resistance with banks halting debts and owners fearing punishment. Officials plan to repurpose churches while labor foremen guard property and pay workers.
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Mexico
Paymenis
Bank of Mexico
National Bank
Department of Justice
Wark Ehurel
Tiatriard Perez
Lorain Drivers Fined For Driving On Fresh Concrete
Lorain men Yeek ley and Mike Shinski were fined five dollars each at Municipal Court for driving over fresh concrete on Oberlin Avenue. Shinski’s fine was suspended. both faced court costs. County officials noted a complaint about similar work incidents and safety concerns.
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Lorain
Fel
Yeekley
Mike Shinski
Municipal jCoure
Oberlin Avenue
Ossts
Shinski
Arrests in Jail Break in New Lenington Ohio
Marl Brooks was arrested after a three day escape. Mrs Nettie Pemberton Sr and her 14 year old sister were jailed in Newark on charges of aiding the breakout. Brooks was recaptured near the Pemberton home amid a masked mob.
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New Lenington
Marl
McNabb
Newark
Brooks
Columbus
Brags, Chelevile official named to welfare post
Columbus Ohio July 1 J D Brags Chelevile county farm bureau agent of the State Welfare Department succeeds John Hogsett who resigned a week ago The appointment was announced by Welfare Director John E Harp Hogsett was charged by the Attorney General C C Crabbe with conspiring to defraud the state by splitting commissions in buying a site for a northern Ohio state institution for the feeble minded
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J.D. Brags
Chelevile
T Ye State Welfare Department
John Hogsett
Aweeck
John Eharpflogsett
Wal
Attar
C. C. Crabbe
Ohio
Detroit man fined for overloaded truck and trailers
Clifford Hann of Detroit was fined 200 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to driving an overloaded truck with two ore loaded trailers. The three vehicles exceeded the ten ton limit, and Hann was arrested by Sheriff Steve Cowie while driving on Cleveland road for International Trucking Company.
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Clifford Hann
Detroit
Justices
Gibi
Market Prices and Receipts Across Cleveland Area Livestock
Market reports show cattle receipts steady with demand for choice steers and heifers. fat cattle interest remains high at 950 per head. Sheep and lambs quoted with steady to higher prices. hogs and calves indicate varied demand. grain and produce prices listed including apples, potatoes, poultry, and tomatoes across multiple locales.
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le Vegas
Owen
Ste
Thistledown Track Charter Dissolution Hearing Continues
In Columbus Ohio the case on dissolving the Thistledown race track operators charter continues in surrogate court. The attorney general requests a receiver and the court delays until next Thursday while motions and orders are examined by the court.
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Alloreyie
Thistledown
Tashiw
Supgene
Marion
Cuyahoga
Opuek
Fry
Jones
Lenin's Protege Ousted From Soviet Party
Gregory Zinovieff, once a rising Russian Soviet leader allied with Lenin, is expelled from the Central Committee’s political bureau on charges of secretly opposing top party figures, notably Stalin, signaling a purge amid internal power struggles within the Communist Party.
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Gregory Zinovieff
Communist Party
M. Stalin
Honore Sults Start Divorce Pleas Amid Turbulent Claims
Divorces filed in county circuit court by three women against their husbands. Allegations include gross neglect, violent fits, desertion, and financial mismanagement. Custody of four children sought. alimony and name restoration requested in several petitions.
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Cornon
Anna Kicin
Itselty
Mir
Pat Kicin
Sellidren
Water Matehell
Larhessary
Hie
Aecnetony
Counle Rae
Tid
Showis A
Trimin
Thalia Capp
Mildeard Siladi
Lorain
Paul Siladi
Four Held for Salisbury Mail Robbery Inquiry
Four men are in federal custody in Bangor Maine awaiting questioning in connection with the Salisbury mail robbery that netted 85090 dollars. Agents and state police report the men were moved to Belfast for questioning and their fingerprints and stratagraphs have been sent to Boston.
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Boston
Bangor
Yhommas Bk
Yclusetts
Tao
Belfast
Embezzler arraigned in bank theft case with $11,009 claim
Joseph Stephen, 3, charged with embezzling $11,009 from Citizens National Bank. He allegedly admitted taking the funds in installments as a stock market trend note. Court arraignment today.
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Boston
Mase
Inigal
Citizens National Bank
Joseph Stephen
Train wreck injures crew near Clear Springs
A freight locomotive on the Western Maryland line derailed at Clear Springs near here. Fireman Hammond was killed and two train employees were injured in the incident reported July 31. Further details were not immediately available.
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Hammond
Veerey
Maryland
Clear Springs
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