Slaying Rumors Hover Over Port Carbon and Quanice Case
Reports from Pottsville and Fredericksburg detail multiple murder confessions and investigations. Seventeen year old son shoots his father in Port Carbon, while Lawson Jenkins and Willie Conway reveal robbery motives near Quantico as tensions rise in Fredericksburg. In Tacoma, defense questions jurisdiction over Major Cronkhite’s 1918 death as Pothier seeks trial. General Cronkhite supporting inquiry.
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Pottsville
Port ““Arbon
August DeWitt
Wilam Dewitt
Dewitt
Port Caryon
Balero
William
Legal High School
Fredericksburg
Lawson Jenkins
Willie Conway
Quanizee
Jenkins
Lester J. Stevens
Ciime
Stevens
Richmond-Washington Pike
Jenking
Quantico
WS. Y A
Miners Strike After Glendale Mine Wage Cut Reaches Union
Miners at the Glendale mine in Glen Dale West Virginia struck after an announced wage cut from 78 to 62 cents. They appealed to the Eastern Ohio Headquarters of the United Mine Workers of America for aid to organize a local union. Separately in Frederick Maryland a tarring and feathering case involving Dorothy Grandon was set to trial as mob members testified Mrs. Mark Shank led the attack.
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Bellaire, C
Glendale
W. Va
Astern
Ohio
Anited
Mine Workers of America
Laughing In His Sleeve Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Ad
An advertisement extols Mayr's Wonderful Remedy promising rapid relief from stomach, liver, and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. A testimonial claims one dose eased lifelong trouble and jokes about doctors. The ad guarantees money back if not convinced and notes availability at druggists.
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Mayr
Pardon Denied to Akron Slayer
Columbus October 1 Gov Donahey refused to pardon Alexander Kuzcik 19 of Akron who awaits death for murder He indicated he would grant a stay of execution if the defense appeals to the state supreme court Kuzcik is set for electrocution October 17 for the murder of 13 year old Elizabeth Naga Donahey said each case must stand on its own bottom and did not follow the Leopold Loeb decision
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Columbus
Donahey
Alexander Kuzcik
Akron
State Supreme Court
Kuzcik
Elizabeth Naga
Kuacik
Leopold-Loeb
Explosive Accident Hits Mohican Rubber Plant
An oil cured tank exploded at the Mohican Rubber Company facility in Ashland causing a $50,000 loss. The fire was confined to the cure room and was partly covered by insurance.
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Ashland
Mohican Rubber Company
Police Seek Lorain Woman Mildred Rodavich Missing
Police asked today to search for Mildred Rodavich 17 who disappeared from her parents home at 1622 New Jersey Avenue Lorain after leaving for a grocery trip with $5 yesterday. She came eight months ago from Duquesne Pennsylvania and has not been seen since.
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Lorain
Mildred Rodavich
New Jersey Avenue
Duquesnes
Rodavich
Internal Republican squabbles cloud Dawes candidacy
In Pennsylvania turmoil over General Dawes and Pepper tensions. Dawes to address Philadelphia event. Pepper cancels tour. Iowa meeting may censure Brookhart. Dawes plans Kansas City and Fort Wayne addresses. Norris defends nonpartisanship on Dawes. Philadelphia peace bid ends hostilities with Kendrick and Butler settle feud.
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Dawes
Pennsylvania
Pepper
Willliam M. Butler
National Committee
Philadelphia
W. Harry Baker
President Coolidge
White House
Des Moines
Town
Smith W. Brookhart
Charles G. Dewes
B. B. Burnquist
Iowa State Republican Committee
State Committee
Brookhart
Chicago
Charles G Dawes
Kansas City
Iowa
Missouri
Indiana
Fort Wayne
Norris
MC Cook
United States
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Charles G. Dawes
Northwest
Norriig
la Follette
Coolidge
Grand Island
Neb
Sls
Market Opening Shows Mixed Stock Gains on Tuesday
New York stocks opened higher with American Can up to 129 3 4, Baldwin 122 5 8, General Electric at 259 1 4, and U S Steel 108 5 8. Most issues steadier, Marland down to 33 3 4, and rails varied with Canadian Pacific at 147 7 8.
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X.Y
New York
American
Baldwin
C Tron
General Electro
United States Steel
Marland
Casden
Philips
Pan-Americans
Sinclair
Texas Co
Atcaigon
Canadian Pacific
Valley
Era Pacific
Utah Securities
Studebaker
Consolidated Gag
American Car & Foundry
Atchison
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Ees
Chicago, Mi
St. Paul
Crucible Steel
Erie
General Electric Nee
Inspiration
International Paper
Stock market rally as bullish pools lift early trading
In New York on October 1, shorts covered and industrials rose at the open, led by Am oil and steel names. American rose to 140 7 8 with gains, railroads showed strength on heavy orders and a strong railroad loadings report, while oil stocks lagged and Standard Oil of New Jersey cut gasoline prices.
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New York
Stock Exchange
American Railway Association
Oil City
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Amer.can. Can
Railway Steel
Baldwin
United States Steel
Savage Arms
Lehigh Valley
Frisco
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rock Island
St. Lews
Cleveland Livestock Market Reports
Cattle receipts 300, calves 400, market up to 50 cents higher. top 1400. Sheep and lambs receipts 1000, market steady, top 135. Hogs receipts 355, market slow. Plus Chicago grain opening sharply lower with wheat 1 to 1 1 2 off and corn oats also lower. Opening liberty bonds prices shown for various issues.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Count Von Maurik De Beaufort in Bail Plea At San Francisco
In San Francisco a man identified as Count Jacques Alexander Albert Von Maurik De Beaufort, accused of wearing both a U S Army officer uniform and a Belgian uniform, spent the night in county jail and sought a $500 bail. The case centers on alleged fraudulent impersonation in international society circles.
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Sanfrancisco
Cali
Lex
United States Army
Belg UN
Jacques Alexander Albert von Maurik de Beaufort
International Society
S Gate
Bankers denounce LaFollette at convention session
Chicago October 1 Senator Robert M LaFollette and his progressive platform faced sharp denunciation at the second general session of the American Bankers Association fiftieth annual convention in Chicago.
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Chicago
Robert M. LaFollette
American Bankers’ Association
Chronicle Chronicle: Yel Gram Want Colamnea
Fragmentary OCR offers a glimpse of a Chronicle item about Yel Gram and Colamnea. The readable text hints at a local column or notice but lacks complete details or clear action.
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the Chronicle
My Husband's Love Adele Garrison's New Phase
The passage follows Adele Garrison's fiction focusing on Kate Fawcett and her fixation on painter Dicky Graham. Kate, known as Molle Fawcett, distracts from family duties, while Adele notices her ambition, vanity, and possible romantic motive behind her interest in the artist.
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Adele Garrison
Cepgicht
Beethe Berrios
Ban yacht Found on Lake Ontario Sand Bar
The 75 foot vessel Ban formerly Leaf ran aground about a mile from Sackets Harbor amid a gale. Rescue attempts failed as the yacht foundered about 540 feet from shore and the crew's fate remains unknown.
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Sackets Harbor
Qet
Lake Ontario
Trial resolves as motorist appeals reckless driving fine
A motorist fined for reckless driving seeks to appeal claiming the punishment is cruel. The judge questions grounds as the attorney from Glasgow argues the case. Roosevelt greets old helper Willis in Helena in 1911.
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Torney
John Willis
Glasgow
Montana
Theodore Roosevelt
Helena
Mont
Roosevelt
Willis
John
Joint-Ease Promises Quick Relief for Stiff Joints
An advertisement touts Joint-Ease as a remedy for rheumatic joints. It claims the product reduces swelling and removes agony after ordinary cures fail, available in a 60e tube at Phillips' drugstore and other druggists.
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Phillips
Yellow Air Cab Company to build aerial taxi planes
Colonel HO E Hartney, from Dayton and Chicago, announced plans to form a company with half a million dollars to manufacture aerial taxi planes on a large scale. The venture will be named the Yellow Air Cab Company. Davis en route to Frederick, Md. is reported aboard. John W. Davis, Democratic candidate, stopped in Baltimore for breakfast and criticized President Coolidge’s speech.
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TLAN
Dayton
HO E. Hartney
Chicago
Yellow Air Cab Company
Davis
Frederick
Baltimore
Coolidge
John W. Davis
Baltmore
Greek Cabinet Resigns to Form Coalition Ministry
London oct 1 The Greek cabinet has resigned to permit the creation of a new ministry on a coalition basis. A Central News dispatch from Athens reports the action taken to establish a broader governing arrangement.
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London
Athens
One Dead and One Hurled From Slate Fall at Santoy
In New Lexington Ohio Oct 1 Fred Strochmeier 38 of Glouster is added to the mine casualties list and Claude Post 24 of Crooksville is in serious condition after a slate fall in Sunday Creek Coal Company Mine No 3 at Santoy yesterday. They were trapped under the slate while repairing an air shaft.
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New Lexington
Fred Strochmeier
Glouster
Ohno
Claude Post
Crooksville
Sunday Creek
Lorain pool rooms seek extension of closing hour
Lorain pool room proprietors circulated a petition to city council requesting the closing hour be extended from 10 30 p m to 11 45 p m It will be considered at the upcoming meeting In Lakenhurst New Jersey the navy dirigible Shenandoah will make its first post hiatus flight tomorrow weather permitting The airship is expected to rise two hours later than planned with a westward journey to the coast.
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Atlante
Germany
United States
George W. Steele
U 5. Navy
Carl Schmidt
S. M. Kraus
Garland Fulton
J. H. Alein, Jr
Naval Airport
Lakehurst
N. J
U.S
Lorain
Lakenhurst
New York Women tout Kojene antiseptic drinkable
New York women promote Kojene as a powerful antiseptic four times stronger than carbolic acid yet safe to drink. Chemists say it could ban poisonous antiseptics from homes. Kosene, sold by C. W. Phillips and druggists, priced 60 cents a bottle with directions.
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C. W. Phillips
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Wash
Rolard HK
Pothter
Alexander P. Stonkhite
Camp Lewis
Edward B. Gushan
Cronkhite
State Superior Court
Pierre
Pothier
Yushman
Thomas P. Revelle
318Th Engineers
Albert ‘Rosenbluth
Uberty
Adelbert Cronkhite
U.S. A
Hetired
Times
DE. M. A. Abbe
Elyria Savings & Trust
Danaged
Dove of Peace
Freeland W. Kendrick
Smedley D. Butler
York States
Northern Pacific Peoples
Zbs Eee
Republic Lan & Steel
Southern Paeikne Ewer
Southern Rauwas Oe Nee
Studeba Vba
Ort Texas Co
TS Un.en Pac
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Liberty Bonds
Poses Et Ignes Bene Ee
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John R. Caverly
Nathan F. Leopold, Jr
Richard A. Loeb
Sears
Little Robert Franks
Beac
Loeb
Theresa Krauser
Welter Krauser
Albert Loeb
Dickie” Loeb
Franks
Okeh
Washington
John K. Robison
Doheny and
Shy Hadve Pele
Katherine
Mclire
Keend
Kate
Loyers
Frye
Marad
Junior
Jory Tear
Dicky
Aew
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Eggerit
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Melle Fawcett
Jerry Ticer
Tseac
Ikey
Rebecca
Jake
Isidor
Rosie
Simon
David
Joseph
Ach
Gott
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H. M. Andress & Son
Broad St
Helen Higgins
East River Street
Ambrosia
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Broad Street
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