Change of date of primary proposed by Ohio Defense League
Columbus November 13 an executive meeting of the Ohio Primary Defense League committee unanimously approved measures to move the primary date from August to the first Tuesday after the first Monday in September. A plan to have all party tickets on one ballot with secret party choice was also proposed, while crossing over between tickets would be forbidden. Other items were referred to a committee for later study and report.
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Defense League
Columbus
Ohio Priary Defense League
Kk Mgke
Tee Apler
Fiis
Plane attack marks new phase in Marion gang war
In Marion Illinois on November 13 Governor Len Small faced telegrams urging a National Guard deployment after a new outbreak of gang warfare in Williamson County. A notable incident saw an airplane bombardment of Charles Birger’s gang hideout. three bombs damaged the roadhouse, two failing to explode. Birger’s men fired on the low-flying aircraft as it departed. The conflict pits Birger allies in Williamson County against the Shelton brothers of St Louis, with many lives lost in the past two years.
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Marion
Ill
Len Small
Wiliams County
Camos
Charles Birger
Wil- Mam
Shelton Brothers
St Lowe
Ives
Mrs Gibson Shows Improvement in Murder Trial Testimony
Jersey City reports paint on Mrs Jane Gibson, key witness in Hall Mills murder case, improved after blood transfusion at Cir Respiral. She slept well, was described as bright and cheerful, with doctors noting sight improvement today.
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Jersey City
Jane Gibson
Hall-Ahlls
Gibson Uderwerr
Cire
Gebeon
Pomerene Club Funds Reported By Brewers Association
The Pomerene for Senator Club of Hamilton County received about 135 183 dollars in contributions from the Obiw Brewers' Association and affiliates. Secretary treasurer Joel Deufel of Cincinnati filed the figures, showing 13 500 credited to CP Hunt attorney for the association. The largest outlay was 10 000 for advertising in support of Democratic candidate Stee Pomerene.
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Colprubus
Oho Brewers
Senator Club
Hamiliton County
Steve Thed Brown
Fide
Stee Pomerene
United States Senate
Joel Deufel
Cincinnati
C P Hunt
Obiw Brewers’ Association
Anarchist Regrets Failing to Kill Spain's Premier
Domengo Maschi an alleged Spanish anarchist testified on trial in Barcelona confessing regret for failing to assassinate Prime Minister Primo de Rivera months earlier. He said he opposed dictatorship and attempted to strike the premier but could not get close enough, throwing a target at him when unable to reach.
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Spain
Prebaier
Barcelona
Domengo Maschi
Tofas
Frimo de Rivera
Masachi
Perennelio
Hem
Church Organist on Stand in Hall Mills Case Today
Somerville court heard Agnes Storer, longtime organist at St John the Evangelist, testify that Mrs Hall claimed the minister would be out of town when he died. She described Italy trip timing, and suggested no inquiry followed. The testimony follows earlier statements by an silor shop worker about the hall’s entry and bloodstained clothes.
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Hall Mills
Coutrtholsh
Somerville
Moss Agnes Sture
St John the Evangel
New
White Stevens
Iome
Kell
Hall
Simpson
Storer
Submarine Booze Ship Captured off Lake Champlain
A makeshift undersea craft loaded with 4000 bottles of Canadian ale was seized by Canadian Royal Mounted Police for American authorities off Port Kent Mentg orm ery in Lake Champlain. It is the third submersible to fall into customs hands, according to Collector Whitehill. The craft was towed behind a launch to follow speed boats.
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ST. Albans
Canadian Royal Mounted Police
Port Mentgomery
Lake Champlain
Whitehill
Tax Rebate Plan Faces Rocky Road in Congress
In Toledo a 40 year old section head of a Pennsylvania railroad was jailed on charges of attempted criminal assault after allegedly attacking a woman by striking her with a rock and tearing at her clothing. Police linked the case to a string of murders as investigations broadened amid national political turmoil over a proposed tax reform plan.
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Congress
Toledo
Frank Gras
Penneylvania Railroad
Taday Weer
Freemont
Sandusay
Hou
Lucile Sturmmel
Gray
Man shot to death resisting robbers in Niagara Falmer
Niagara Falmer XII November 13. Melander Swahn, 28, was shot and killed early today while resisting two robbers who attempted to hold him up as he returned home from work. The assailants escaped.
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Niagara Falmer
Nmelander Swahn
Swahn
Wife of former ambassador granted divorce in Paris
On grounds that former Ambassador Richard Washburn Child refused to receive his wife at his domicile, the Seine Tribunal today granted a divorce to Mrs. Child.
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Richard Washburn Child
Seine
Child
Banks in Kansas City Close Doors
Kansas City Mo Nov 13 The Kansas City Terminal Trust Company here was crowded today on a direct result of the closing yesterday of the Federal Trust Company
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Kansas City
Girl Leaps to Death From Ship Off Providence
A 23 year-old Lawrence, Massachusetts woman, Angelina Sitienyi, leapt from the stern rail of the Fabre Immér Providence mid ocean, following illness in her four year old sister. The tragedy occurred early November 7, witnessed by over twenty passengers including her mother as the body was not recovered for an hour.
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Roerk
Angelina Sitienyi
Lawrence
Mass
Sue Flang
Stip
Damage suit arising from July accident on Lak a road
A damage suit seeks a thousand dollars after a collision on the Lak a road three miles east of Loraltr. Plaintiff claims Gurney Randall struck with a hand cart, injuring a boy named Strick. The incident reportedly occurred July first, leaving the boy with broken bones and medical injuries.
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Gurney Randall
Tham 'Huehmer
Randal Thedor
Handalkar
Laka
Loraltr
M Brusacle
Uncle Joe Mourns Danville Illustrious Citizen
Danville mourns the death of its most illustrious citizen Gurney Crenshaw known as Uncle Joe. Funeral services planned for Tuesday from his residence with interment in Spring Hill cemetery. Prominent figures nationwide sent telegrams of sympathy to his two daughters as the city recalls his long public service and daily walks.
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Danville
Fes
Gurney Crenon
Joe
Cannon
Spring Hill
Thomas N kLwins
Mitle
Hhis
St James Methodist Episcopal Church
President 19 Bage At Capitol Report From Washington
President Coolidge returns to the White House pleased with a Kansas City visit and says Europe must accept America’s terms. Not a single major power has acceded to Senate reservations. five small nations, including Cuba, Germany, Liberia, Albania, and Luxembourg, have sent notes of acceptance before Geneva. Britain, France, Italy, Belgium, Spain, and Japan have given no response beyond Geneva action.
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Coolides
White
Kansas
Dumas
Enroape Co.ld
America
Ofcaldom
Europe
Texas
Geneva
Cuba
Greece
Liberia
Albania
Luxemburg
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Spain
Japan
State Department
Senate
Appointment of Justice Townies Sought by Gov Smith
Governor Alfred E Smith of New York appoints Justice Alfred H Townies to the State Supreme Court to succeed Robert F Waener US Senator elect. Townies, noted for eschewing criminal practice, is slated to serve twenty eight years in the court.
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Alfred H. Townies
New York City
Alfred E Smith
New York
State Supreme Court
Robert F Waener
United States
Machine Guns Guard Stark County Work House In Threat Plot
Canton Ohio November 13 machine guns manned by expert gunners guard the entrances of the Stark County Work House after a tip from an official source that a plot to capture or kill Tat McDermott is planned. The guard has been increased with three 24 hour shifts and the facility resembles an arsenal as McDermott awaits trial for first degree murder on December 6. The informant’s identity was kept confidential. Continued on page two.
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Canton
Stark County
Alleged patrons of Lorain movie house sold liquor
Four men and two women from Lorain faced two federal liquor charges after a raid on an alleged bootlegging operation. Prohibition agents described a porter delivering liquor to patrons of a local theater, with women relaying orders by phone. Bonds ranged from 5,000 to 15,000 dollars as investigations continued.
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Cleveland, Wol
Lo Lorain
U. S
Martin J Monahben
Broadway
Loraln
N Whotle House
John Plappert
Plappert Plappert
Pear
Peer
John J
Jack
Brodaway
Wm. Carter
Fifth Street
Eva Forester
Catherine Willams
George Forester
Torain
Federal
Gov. A
W. Doushey
William Grall
O E. Rankin
Jewelers Row Shootout Ends in Bandit Killed
New York November 13 a bandit was shot and killed and two policemen and a bystander wounded after a revolver battle during an attempted jewelry store holdup at 38th Street and Broadway opposite the Metropolitan Opera House. The dead bandit was Benjamin F Grogan. Two companions fled in an automobile.
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New York
38Th Street
Broadway
Metropolitan Opera House
Benjamin F Grogan
Jacob Stilbergeld
Larign
Arthur Heck
Grogan
Penalty of death urged in six convicts trial
In Joliet Illinois six convicts on trial for Deputy Warden Peter Kling’s slaying during a break at the state penitentiary faced opening arguments. The state's attorney urged disorder and lowlessness will rise in prisons. Names listed include Bernard Roa Gregorio Rizzo Walter Stalec ky Robert Torrez Charles Ah der and Charles Duchowski. James Price remains under murder indictment.
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Bernard Roa
Gregorio Rizzo
Walter Stalecky
Robert Torrez
Charles Ahder
Charies Duchowski
James Price
Skill Atert
Mayor's Proclamation for the Community Chest pledge
The mayor urges Elyria citizens to support the Community Chest drive and welfare institutions. He emphasizes the city cannot thrive without funding for hospitals YMC A and welfare services, praising volunteers and asking for a strong response in November 1926.
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Elyria
Gam
Elyna
Hospital
Yom. CA
Damage suits to be tried next Monday morning
Three personal injury suits seeking a total of 13508 will be heard next Monday morning before Judge W and Thompson. The cases stem from a 1824 auto crash on the C C highway involving Joseph Laura and St Franks, occupants of one car, who sue Carrie Fox of Wellington. Trial is expected to take two days.
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W & Thompson
C.C
Joseph
Laura
St. Franks
Auing Carrie 1 Fox
Wellington
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