Remus Held for Murder in Cincinnati Bootleg Case
George Remus known as King of the Bootleggers was ordered held to the grand jury without bond on charges of murdering his estranged wife Imogene Holmes Remus. He waived preliminary hearing and will seek trial, while his daughter Romola and friend N H Todd visited. Remus planned to defend himself, denying insanity.
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Cincinnati
George Remus
Imogene Holmes Remus
Chicago
Remus
N. H. Todd
Romola Remus
William D. Alexander
Plane Crash Report Cites Inflight Engine Failure
Government inspector told Clarence M. Young that Stadley Field crash deaths resulted from engine failure during normal flight. With no open area available for a safe landing the pilot attempted to glide and stalled the aircraft from an estimated 100 feet, seven people died weeks ago.
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Washington
Stadley Feld
Clarence M. Yound
Aeronautics
Commerce
Genely
Lorain Woman Arrested in Dry Raid Find
Eva Foster of 1384 Broadway was arrested at her home in Lorain during a dry raid led by O. E. Rankin and L. G. Price, assisted by Lorain police, where a small quantity of alleged liquor was found. She pled not guilty at Lorain principal court today.
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Lorain
Eva Foster
Broadway
O. E. Rankin
L. G C. Price
Foster
Drastic action urged by Ohio Day chief in Lorain
State Prohibition Commissioner B F McDonald said he will advise drastic action against Lorain city council members and some police officials. He met with O E Rankin and Lorain Sheriff Mathews behind closed doors and declined to specify actions, praising Police Chief Walker’s conduct. Rankin raised graft claims and lax enforcement while Rankin described a heated crowd during a Rankin led tear gas incident.
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Ohio
Lorain
Rankin
Mathews
Columbus
B. F. McDonald
O. E. Rankin
Dry Raider
Vic Donahey
McDonald
RE. G. Mathews
Lorain County
Walker
Dusenbery
Lucile Fuller
Jack Armstrong
Real prosperity tied to buying power of people says board of trade
Calvin B Brown of the United States Chamber of Commerce told 64 Board of Trade members at Hotel Newell that labor may hire capital in the future and that purchasing power drives industrial and commercial growth. He urged local merchants to focus on understanding customers, advertising, stock, and service while rejecting chain-store competition. L B Iglauer led the meeting while Lawrendée Wabber directed singing with the Rotary orchestra accompaniment.
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Calvin B. Brown
Organization Service
United States Chamber of lGommerce
Board of Trade
Owen D. Young
Newell
Brown
Young
Schools of Business
L. B.iglauer
Lawrendée Wabber
Rotary Orchestra
Monthly Clinic At Hospital Today
The regular monthly clinic for crippled children at Elyria Memorial hospital is held today at the hospital. Over thirty children from fourteen Ohio counties attend. Elyria Rotary club and the crippled children's committee led by Dr. George Nicholes cooperate with hospital officials to ensure the clinic succeeds.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ohio
Elyria
Plans Formed for Mardi Gras Parade Monday Night
Harford Eagles Club outlines preparations for a Halloween Mardi Gras parade on Monday October 31 with cooperation from all organizations. At least a dozen bands and drum corps are set to participate and more may sign on. All automobiles will be barred from the parade route to ensure safety as traffic is restricted by police.
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Eagles Club
Eagles
Mystery on Lake Beach Baffles Lorain Police
Lorain police investigate a woman’s body found on a local beach. Coroner says blunt head injury probable. lungs lacked water, blood clots in eyes suggest prior bleeding. Woman in late thirties or early forties, 5'5", about 120 pounds, brown hair, well dressed, wearing grey suede coat green lined, green bead necklace, black crepe dress satin trim, expensive shoes.
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Lorain
Myles Perry
Perry
Rebels make last stand on Cofre de Perote in Mexico
Mexican rebels led by General Gomez and General Almada held the mountain stronghold Cofre de Perote as Federal troops surrounded them from Perote and Jalapa. Air and ground forces outnumber the rebels two to one, with decisive storming expected as government moves to curb food shortages and root out profiteers.
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Mexico City
Cofre de Perote
Arculfo Gomez
Heettor Ignacio Almada
Joss Gonzalo Escobar
Perote
Goffe de Perote
Epidemic Threat in Unalaska as Coast Guard Rushes Aid
About 700 residents of Unalaska Alaska face possible extermination from a mysterious epidemic. The coast guard cutter Northland rushes to the village 700 miles away to provide medical aid as ice blocks sea routes and there are no local doctors or nurses. The settlement relies on a navy radio station and water access only, after prior influenza devastation.
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Washington
Unalaska
Alaska
Coast Guard
North I ‘Land
Northland
Bear
Rhoads Sees End Of Delay In Lorain Viaduct Talks
Commissioner George Rhoads, returning from Baltimore with Wendall Brown, reports favorable outlook to cross B and O tracks at 14th street Lorain for the memorial viaduct. They anticipate final agreement soon though several details must be settled.
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George Rhoads
Court House
Baltimore
Lorain County Memorial Viaduct
Lorain
B. and O. Railroad
14Th Street
Rhoads
Wendall P. Brown
Cleveland
Board of Commissioners
Wall of Mill Collapses at Kimberly-Clark Mill
A wall of the Kimberly-Clark paper mill in Kimberly Wisconsin collapsed today. Hospitals reported fear of many fatalities as numerous employees were believed to be at work inside when the wall fell.
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Appleton, Wis
Kimberly-Clark
Kimberly, Wis
Southwest coal mines reopen after nationwide strike end
The coal mines of the southwest resumed normal operations today after an earlier nationwide strike. Miners in Oklahoma Arkansas Kansas Missouri and Texas returned to work under a wage scale nearly unchanged from before the stoppage. Several thousand workers were affected by the walkout in this region.
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Kansas City
Uct
Southwest
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Kansas
Missouri
Texas
Ten New Cases of Infantile Paralysis Reported
Ten cases of infantile paralysia were reported to the state department of health today. Two cases originated in September. Distribution includes Belmont Hamilton and Summit counties with two cases each and one case in Pike Licking Tuscarawas and Wayne counties.
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Columbus
State Department of Health
Belmont
Hamilton
Summit Counties
Pike
Licking
Tuscarawas
Wayne
Wife of novelist H. G. Wells dies in Essex estate
Amy Robbing Wells wife of H. G. Wells novelist died today at the Wells country estate Easton Glebe in Essex, London report states the death occurred on October 7 and follows their long marriage and public life.
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H. G. Wells
London
Amy Robbing Wells
Wells Country
Easton Glebe
Essex
Yankees and Pirates Play By Play In Scoring Turmoil
A detailed National League American Series style play by play describes early innings with Combs Meusel Gehrig and Ruth producing a two run burst for the Yankees while the Pirates answer with solid fielding and pitching. Numerous at bats include Wanner Waner Koenig Traynor Harris and Dugan with multiple strikeouts and no decisive scoring after several tense frame sequences.
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Pirates
L. Waner
Koenig
Gehrig
Rhyne
Meusel
Yankees
Combs
Koening
Ruth
Wright
Ranners
LT. Waner
Gooch
Mieusel
Traynor
Harris
Dugan
Pennock
Goord
Meadows
New York Pittsburgh
BH. Combs
L. Waner Koenig
Rhyne Ruth
P. Waner Gehrig
Wright Meusel LE Traynor Lazzeri
Barnhart
Harris Dugan Grabowski
Bengough
Bath
Pie
Certer
Harris U
Spencer Baring
Spencer
Lazzert
Ruth Heroics Boost Yankees In 8 1 Victory Over Pirates
Lineups and pregame practice as the Yankees prepare to host the Pirates in Game Three at Yankee Stadium. Babe Ruth and Herb Pennock star as New York builds an 8 1 win in the World Series, Pennock dominating early before a seventh inning rally by Pittsburgh.
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Yankee Stadium
N. Y
New York Yankees
Pittsburgh Pirates
Herb Pennock
Babe Ruth
Pennock
Herbie
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Lee Meadows
Mike Cvengros
New York
Yankees
Miller Huggins
Ruth
Don Miller
Yankees Rally Inning Highlights From Tight Slugfest
A long 1950s baseball narrative describes Lazzeri’s infield hits and Pennock scoring on a fielder’s choice. Ruth belted a towering homer as Gehrig and Meuse also contributed, with multiple pitches and strikes framing a high‑tension eighth inning.
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Yankees
Lazzeri
Tony
Dugan
Meadows
Tom
Azzers
Durst
Grabowski
Sthyne
Harris
Fennock
Lazgeri
Gooch
Pennock
Rhyne
Chasea
Combs
Wembs
Koenig
Koenis
Ruth
Bush
Cvengror
Pirste
Mike Cyvengror
Babs
Gehrig
Gebrie
Meuse
Bath
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Fine Proghesy
Mountain Side
Nogales
Sonora
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Mexico
de la Huerta
Industry and Labor
Morones
Railcastle
Ranre
Alana
Southwest Coal Mines
Toledo
Lit‘bey Owens Sheet Glass Co
Window Glass Cutters League of Amenea
Pirates Wright
Lazzers
Yankee
Penock
L. Warner
Koenie
Mrates L. Waner
Moran
Waner
Gazzers
P. Waner
Paul
Combe
Combs Our Meadows
Taris
Vankern Koenig
Rathane Low
Koenige
Et Rhos
Royne
Gehrigan
Stoke
Price
Pieaten UL
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Larzeri
Rune
Pel
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Truman
Peantrk
Harri
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Singieg
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Warner
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