Oklahoma election tension flares amid armed standoff
Oklahoma officials led by Sheriff Bob Sanford aim to secure ballot boxes as deputies confront a county house intrusion. Judge Hunt orders militia and special agents to assure the election proceeds while Governor Walton and state representatives issue commissions to enforce voting.
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Oklahoma
Okla
Ermor
Walton
Tom Carney
Cavnar
Bob Sanford
Waides
Tulsa
Okio
C. Hunt
J C. Walton
Bob” Sanford
R. R. Seay
Howe
Stevens
A. C. Head
Beem
Pherria
Dictator Geasler Maintains Grip as German Crisis Sways
In Berlin the Reichswehr repelled uprisings while dictator Geasler tightened hold. A nationalist assault on Kuestrin failed. later clashes in Dusseldorf and Munich involved fascists, Jews, and police violence amid a riot scene and martial law.
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Berlin
Reichswehr
Germany
Mio Geasler
Kuestrin
Gove Rment
Philippine Voting Set for Tuesday
Manila reports high tensions as Tuesday's election approaches. Governor General Wood warns US Army and Navy could be used to maintain order. Manuel Quezon urges calm and peace, while Quezon and Senor Montinla blame each other for potential bloodshed. Independent commission meeting postponed.
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Manila
Wood
United States Army
Navy
Manuel Quezon
Quezon
Senor Montinla
Independent Commission
Police Raid Stirs at Adam Gadowsky Liquor Site
Police raided the soft drink shop of Adam Gadowsky at 209 Lodi Street Saturday night. Officers observed Mrs. Gadowsky ascend from the cellar stairs and confronted her after a bottle was handed up. A bottle of liquor dropped in the struggle was seized and she was arraigned in police court and fined 500 dollars for illegal liquor possession.
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Adam Gadowsky
Lodi Street
Mrs. Gadowsky
Major Jones
Elyria Boys Apprehended in Michigan Runaway trio nabbed near Monroe
Three Elyria boys Francis Callanan 12 of 148 Elbe Street Wayne Burdue 12 Lake Avenue and Stanley Bruce 14 West Street ran away Sunday. Police notified and a message said they were picked up near Monroe Michigan hiding in a corn field. They were taken to the detention home and will be held until someone comes for them.
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Elyria
Francis Callanan
Elbe Street
Wayne Burdue
Lake Avenue
Stanley Bruce
West Street
Monroe
Mich
British Premier appeals for allies cooperation
London Oct 1 Premier Stanley Baldwin called for closer cooperation with the allies in a speech opening the British imperial conference. He said a new phase of the reparations situation has begun and that only through united efforts can a settlement be hoped for.
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London
Stanley Baldwin
Centenarian Myron Cunningham Celebrates 100th Birthday
The home at 243 West River Street hosted Myron L Cunningham's 100th birthday with about 150 callers and scores of cards. All children attended and a sizable birthday dinner was served as autumn flowers decorated the house. He is reportedly well and ready to begin his second century.
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Myron L. Cunningham
West River Street
Centeman
Jaso
Juvenile Head Quits Columbus Residence Stays Briefly
Dr. Ed Mund E Bacher head of the state juvenile research bureau will remain a few weeks longer or until a successor is appointed. Welfare director Harper S said Bacher plans to return to Cincinnati after relinquishing the post.
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Columbus
Edmund E Bacher
State Juvenile Research Bureau
Unti
Harpers
Bacher
Cincinnati
Attorney General Crabbe Attends Great Lakes Meeting
Columbus Oct 1 Attorney General Crabbe attends a Washington conference of state attorneys general from Great Lakes border states on the proposed waterway system. The meeting was called by Solicitor General James Beck. Crabbe acts as the personal representative of Governor Donaher.
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Columbus
Crabbe
Washington
Great Lakes
James Beck
Donaher
ZR-1 dirigible leaves Lakehurst for St Louis air race
The ZR-1 giant naval dirigible took off from Lakehurst at 6:59 AM heading to St Louis for international air races. Weather hindered start with a 35 mile northwest wind. commander McCrery said 2,000 feet at 44 knots.
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Lakehurst
N. J
St. Louis
St Louis
Elyria
Ohio
McCrery
Washington
Pedigaylvania
Indiana
Twinoisg
Missouri
Clevelander Fined $100 on Booze Charge
Avon Lake report says Mayor Howard Walker and Marshal Carlton Harrison arrested H A King of East Cleveland after liquor was found in his car. King pled guilty to illegal possession and was fined $100 plus costs in mayor's court.
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Avon Lake
Howard Walker
Carlton Harrison
H. A King
East Cleveland
Charge Elyrians Had No License
Police Chief E J Stankard received a Cleveland police message stating Bud Edwards and Wm Brooks of Elyria were detained there for driving without any license plate. Local officers were asked to investigate how they obtained the automobile and to identify the owner.
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E. J. Stankard
Cleveland Police Department
Bud Edwards
Wm. Brooks
Army Surgeon Acquitted on Malpractice Charge
Major George W. Cook post surgeon at Fort Eustis Virginia was found not guilty on three counts in an army court martial. The court ruled the prosecution lacked sufficient evidence to pursue those charges while dismissing the others. Premier Baldwin said Britain favors an international conference to limit aerial armament.
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Washington
George W. Cook
Fort Eustis
Major Cook
Guy Pendleton
Pen Heton
London
Great Britain
Stanley Baldwin
Figures in Oklahoma War Court and Ballot Staging
Five figures linked to the Oklahoma conflict are named, including D. A. Stovall and Martin Edward Trapp who joined anti Walton actions. Ida Blake is noted as secretary of the original anti Walton group, Harry Jones leads Walton opposition, and Zack Mulhall is described as a plainsman and bodyguard member.
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Oklahoma
D. A. Stovall
Walton
Ida Blake
Agriculture Board
Martin Edward Trapp
Harry Jones
Col
Zack Mulhall
Avon Manor Ne man rearrested in wine case
Sheriff Undeshin spotted Italians leaving Ed Schmidt home in Avon. Italians admitted buying wine from Schmidt, who was arrested. Schmidt arraigned by Justice George, pleaded not guilty, released on $2,000 bond. Case set for Thursday afternoon.
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Undeshin
Lake Road
Ed. Schmidt
Avon
Schmidt
George
Nye seeks injunction and mandamus over driveway easement
David J. Nye filed suit against A B Taylor and wife in Washington seeking an injunction to stop obstruction of a shared driveway on Washington avenue and removal of rubbish. The complaint cites long use of the easement and repeated plantings and debris that block access to Nye property. A mandamus is also requested compelling removal of deposited rubbish. Also: Esch-Cummings act reform recommendations presented to President Coolidge by UCusted rail board chair Ben W Hooper.
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David J. Nye
A. B. Taylor and
Washington Avenue
Washington
Ucusted
White's Railroad Labor Board
Pres
Dent Coolidge
White House
Ben W Hooper
Divorces Sues John Chambers for Gross Neglect and Cruelty
Mary BE Chamb er g sues John Chambers of Brownhelm for gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty alleging bad temper and drinking. She seeks no custody of their minor child and alimony.
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Mary BE. Chamberg
John Chambers
Brownhelm
Supreme Court Opens Fall Term With Large Docket
The United States Supreme Court met at noon in Washington to begin the fall term with about six hundred cases on the docket. Officials expected no decisions would be handed down during today’s session.
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Supreme Court
Washington
States Supreme Court
Hoon
Wage talks begin for railroad engineers and firemen
Negotiations to raise wages for engineers and firemen on U S railroads start at Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers headquarters in Cleveland. Local talks unfold nationwide with road executives. if unresolved, regional conferences then possible Railway Labor Board action.
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Cleveland
United States
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of locoMotive
Railway Labor Board
Labor Board
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Order of Railway Conductors and Switchmen’s Union of North America
Woman killed and two men injured in city crash
In Cincinnati Mrs Sab le M Dunnaway of Erlanger Kentucky died after the car she rode in with her husband backed into a ditch. Her husband escaped injury. James Pfeister and Jack Jackson of Lawrenceberg Indiana, riding with Omer Bockhorst of Cleves Ohio, were pinned beneath a wrecked car and taken to hospital with internal injuries. Bockhorst was arrested for reckless driving. A separate collision on a one way street led to two drivers being treated for injuries. STOKES DIVORCE HEARING DELAYED UNTIL WEDNESDAY. A New York justice postponed W E D Stokes suit for divorce until next Wednesday morning.
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Cincinnati
Sable M. Dunnaway
Erlanger
James Pfeister
Jack Jackson
Lawrenceberg
Ind
Dunnaway
Omer Bockhorst
Cleves, O
Pfeister
Jackson
Bock‘horst
Bernetta May
Esther C Davis
Chas
Redlen
Man prosecuted for beating wife and daughter fined
George Unger of Eaton township was arrested on a warrant from Justice Conway. He was tried this morning, found guilty, and fined $10 plus costs in each case for beating his wife and daughter.
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George Unger
Eaton Township
Andrehill
Justice Conway
Daugher
Rail Laborer Fined for Disorderly Conduct
Charles Smith a laborer for the N C railroad was arrested for disorderly conduct Sunday night following a disturbance at 115 Longfellow avenue Femley home police found him with a companion who fled He was fined 10 in police court plus costs with a 25 fine referenced in the report indicating total penalties.
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Charles Smith
Femley
Longfellow Avenue
Smith
Amherst appeal over DUI conviction in common pleas court
Martin Nelson filed a petition in error in the court of common pleas challenging a recent Amherst mayor Smythe DUI conviction. He claims the court erred in its decision and trial proceedings. Washington notes the executive committee of the National Exchange urged the White House to reject a special congressional session on agricultural legislation.
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Martin Nelson
Court of Common Pleas
Mayor Smythe
Amherst
Washington
White House
Coolidge
Congress
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