U S Attorney Pushes Conviction in Daugherty Miller Trials
U S Attorney Emory Buckner urges jurors to convict former attorney general Harry M Daugherty and ex alien property custodian Thomas W Miller on conspiracy charges. He details a $50 000 bond and $7 000 000 claim linked to John B King and Richard Merton, while defense counters lack of solid evidence.
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New York
Harry M. Daugherty
United States
Emory Buckner
Daugherty
Thomas W. Miller
Miller
Desso Smith
Midland Hank
Mal Daugherty
Buckner
John B. King
Richard Merton
Jesse Smith
Daugherts
United Ates
Emory R. Buckner
John T. King
Julian W. Black
Basser
Max Steuer
John T. Dulles
Merton
Dulles
Swiss Soociety
John T. Kine
Connecticut
Stener
Thuckner
Harry Daugher
Jonce
Williams
Department of Justices
Washington
Steuer
Julies
Lorain Woman Sues for 15000 Damage Over Car Collision
Yolanta Heros of Lorain filed a 15000 damage suit in Lorain County Common Pleas Court against John Weige alleging serious injuries from a Pearl Street automobile collision. She claims the defendant was negligent in operating his car and failed to observe intersections.
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Yolanta Heros of
Lorain
John Weige
Court of Common Pleas
Pearl Street
Gas well hits two million cubic feet per hour in Eldred township
In Warren Pennsylvania a gate well on Mrs Ed Splitstone's property in Eldred township, drilled by David Culbertson and associates, produces two million cubic feet an hour and is the area’s best in years. A second offset well is being drilled. Mrs Splitstone is seriously ill from a prior automobile injury.
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Warren
Ed Splitstone
Conneaut
Eldred Township
David Culbertson and Associates
Split- 6Tone
Jin
Y M C A Membership Drive Nears Final Night
A YMCA membership drive report says momentum remains strong and a successful outcome is likely at tonight’s close. Ten teams of men and boys have worked since Monday to recruit new members and renew expiring ones, with 85 added on the first night, 70 on the second, and 48 on the third.
Ouster Petition Threatens Mayor Patton in Strubenville Case
In Strubenville Ohio the ouster petition against Mayor John I H Patton faces a delay as defense expands its challenge. Election official Miss Marie Dickson testified 127 petitioners did not vote in 1925 and 46 signatures came from those not qualified. Special prosecutor W O Betses sought time to review eleven board records. Albany was retained by the Ministerial Association.
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Strubenville
CPI Orginst
John I. H. Patton
Patton
Tohan
W. OR. Betses
Albany
Ministerial Association
Marie Dickson
Election Board
Ford dancing reform attracts Raymond Bott visit
Henry Ford aims to shift dancing away from the acrobatic black bottom to the schottische and invites Raymond Bott, president of the American Dancing Masters Association, to discuss the subject during a week at Ford homes in Dearborn. Bott accepted the invitation.
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Youngstown
Henry Ford
Raymond Bott
American Dancing Masters’ Association
New Offer Planned for Muscia Shoals Lease to Congress
Washington Oct 8 A new offer for leasing the Muscia Shoals project will be submitted to Congress next fall by New York capitalists and engineers headed by Rascom C Slemp official said The farmer federated offer would involve 20 million to 86 million dollars in investment and promise a better government return and larger nitrate production guarantee for fertilizer.
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Washington
Muscia Shoals
Congress
New York
Rascom C. Slemp
Farmer’ Federated
Slemp
Sam Snyder Bound Over for Grand Jury in Auto Theft Case
Sam Snyder of South Amherst was bound over to the Grand Jury by Justice S J George on a charge of stealing an automobile belonging to Henry Ludwig. Snyder pleaded guilty at the start of the trial. he was arrested Tuesday by Sheriff F A Underhill after the car was recovered in a Barnesville garage. The theft occurred on September sectiond and Snyder claimed work in a coal mine in West Virginia. Bond was set at 2900 dollars.
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Sam Snyder
South Amherst
S. J. George
Snyder
F. A. Underhill
Henry Ludwig
Barnesville
W. Virginia
Two Men Hanged At San Quentin In Murder Case
Two condemned men Willie Adams aged 25 and Alfonso Rieneon 21 were hanged almost simultaneously at San Quentin Prison for the 1925 murder of recluse T. K. Unman near Elizabeth Lake, California. Adams and Rieneon were executed within about 23 seconds of each other, with pronouncements 13 minutes and 37 seconds after the start.
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San Quentin
Calif
Willie Adams
Alfonso Rieneon
T. K. Unman
Elizabeth Lake
Nearos Angeles
Narrow Escape From Gas Fumes In Cleveland Apt
Gas fumes from a water heater filled a four family house in Cleveland endangering residents. Mrs. Lilian Mackenzie fainted before her husband could open windows, while Irving Hamilton and Walter Halman helped awaken others. Police and firemen used artificial respiration to revive Mrs. Mackenzie and Mrs. Nellie Bryant.
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Cleveland
Oct
Lilian Mackenzie
Earl
Irving Hamilton
Walter Halman
Mackenzie
Nellie
Bryant
Hog Cholera Ravages Ohio With Limited Serum Plants
Ohio officials report hog cholera spreading across the state with three serum plants in Foshoria, Reynoldsburg, and Columbus working double time. It will take at least 30 days to produce a sufficient quantity to affect the epidemic, as the disease widens in the middle west.
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Columbus
Get
Ohin
State Agricultural Department
Foshoria
Beynoldsburg
Ohio
Middle West
Browning Says He Does Not Care About Browning
Edward W. Brown husband of the vanished Peaches Heenan Browning showed little interest when told a friend had located her He denied concern over a statement claiming she was through with him and offered no comment on the Cinderella Man affair.
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New York
Oct
Edward W. Brown
Peaches Heenan Browning
McPherson
Mexico
Phir Reson
W. T Gilbert
Jay Mrs. McPherson
Mrs. McPherson
Train Strikes Auto Near Anito Four Dead
Four people were killed when an automobile was struck by the Rocky Mountain Limited near Anito Iowa. The victims include Frank Funk 91 of Wichita Kansas Addison Parker 50 of Wichita Kansas Henry Reichart 79 of Ladora Iowa and Mrs Charles Jones 38 of Ladora Reichart was the driver believed to have not heard the approaching train.
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Iowa
Rocky Mountain Limited
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Frank Funk
Wichita
Kansura
Addison Parker
Kans
Henry Reichart
Dladora
Towa
Charles Jones
Ladora
Reichart
Jury Probe Targets Chicago Cops and Officials
Federal grand jury probes expected to touch 50 to 100 Chicago police, detectives, and politicians amid a broad corruption sweep. Officials say Cicero and nearby cases pale beside Chicago's alleged bootlegging hub, with two thousand dollars praised as a pass price and officers routinely escaping harsher punishment for concealed weapons.
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Chicago, Ort
Cicero
Chicago
Chicago Heights
South
Judge Pardee Exonerated in Ohio Impeachment Case
Akron Ohio October 8 appellate judges dismissed impeachment charges against Common Pleas Judge L S Pardee and exonerated him of malfeasance. They branded as forgeries a transfer of 573 names from a referendum petition to the removal document and found insufficient grounds for the action while upholding an injunction against a councilman.
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Akron
Common Pleas
L. S. Pardee
Woman To Try 160 Mile Hudson River Swim
Lotty Moore Schommel a New York City lifeguard plans a Sunday start from Albany under the first morning light to swim 160 miles to New York City over four days. She aims to cover seventy miles day one, day swims, and rest aboard a launch at night.
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Hudson River
New York
Albany
Lotty Moore Schoemmell
Mra. Schommel
Albany Bridge
Mille Gade Carson
Sthoemmal
Manhattan Island
the Battery
Sandy Hook
Gertrida Ederle
Englsh Channel
Elyria Board of Trade Sees 136 New Members Joined
Enthusiasm marked the Elyria Board of Trade membership drive as 136 new members were announced at the Newell Hotel banquet. EJ Fellow reported a target of 350 members by year end and Todd Moise praised the effort, noting funds now support a planned $13 000 annual program. Hodges of IL Doherty Co spoke, and a tribute volume was presented to him for inspiration.
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Elyria Board of Trade
Newell
EJ. Fellow
Board of Trade
E. W. Hodges
Ll. Doherty Co
E. J. Fellow
Elyria
Todd Moise
Moise
Mose
U.S. A
Alc
Hudnutt
E.W Hodges
Madges
Window cleaners clash with police near Borough Hall
In Brooklyn during rush hour striking window cleaners and police clashed in the vicinity of Borough Hall. One man was stabbed and dragged through a plate glass window. Four men claimed by strikers were arrested after police threatened them with revolvers. V J Schwarts, president of Home Window Cleaning Co, was stabbed while guarding Edward Benson. injuries not serious.
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New York
Borough Hall
Brooklyn
Parsons
V. J. Schwarts
Home Window Cleaning Company
Edward Benson
Schwartz
Myers Y. Cooper to Visit Here Tomorrow
Myers Y. Cooper of Cincinnati, Republican candidate for governor, will visit the city tomorrow. He is due about 9:30 A.M. and will stay two hours, then tour the county visiting towns and arrive in Lorain at 4 P.M. He is not scheduled to speak but will inspect the field and meet friends.
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Myers Y. Cooper
Cincinnati
Lorain
Ifo
Damaging Testimony Ahead in McPherson Conspiracy Case
Los Angeles reports describe ongoing testimony in the Aimee Semple McPherson conspiracy case with co defendant Lorraine Wiseman-Sellaff yet to testify. Prosecutors allege planned false evidence while defense seeks to challenge the kidnapping narrative and the circumstances of McPhersons return from Mexico.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Lorraine Wiseman-Sellaff
theState
Urent
Minnie Kennedy
Sielafy
Ravents
Ebherson
Sielaff
Mob executes three imprisoned fugitives after acquittal
Aiken South Carolina Oct 8 three African American men and a woman were dragged from the county jail by a 400 strong mob and shot to death. Demon Loman Bertha Loman and Clyde Loman had been acquitted of Sheriff Howard’s murder but were killed before a crowd three miles south of town. The woman received a life term in prison. a deputy was assaulted earlier during the raid. No arrests reported.
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Aiken
Henry J. Howard
Uquor
Demon Loman
Bertha Loman
Benson Loman
Clyde Loman
Supreme Court
R. McElhaney
Howard
Loman
Beardstown Flood Strains Illinois Town Amid Hunger Appeals
Flood waters from the Tilin oly river rise again in Beardstown Illinois after a brief respite. Fifteen hundred people are homeless and 150 destitute as railroad lines lie buried under water and pumping water is restored with improvised boats. Local officials and relief workers rush aid including canned goods and water to prevent looting as sheriff and deputies take charge.
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Beardstown
U.S. Weather Bureau
Tilinoly River
Peoria
Feci
Chicago, Burlington & Quinry
Catry
Lorge
Mac. Hyus
Edward Orwell
Columbus Man Reported Missing
Columbus Ohio police search for Kerr a prominent businessman reported missing after family concerns. Local divers and a creek drag attempt followed reports of a possible foul play by a river area near Jum Creek where a shoe was later found.
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Columbus
Kerr
Westery
Jum Creek
Coles Woman Dies Aboard Ship On Atlantic Crossing
Gert Reese and Ada Schaller travel from Columbus to Germany for the summer aboard a New York bound liner. Mrs Schaller suffers heart trouble mid Atlantic and dies aboard the ship. Dr Goerweed treats her. body brought ashore at the wharf and to be shipped to Columbus for burial.
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New York
Gert Reese
Fred Wo Schaller
Tayden Street
Columbus
Ada RK Schaller
Germany
Prosperitvn
America
Mrs Schuller
Bermlaltrare
mid-Atlantic
Sue
W. Goerweed
Schuller
Padded brick thief captured in Akron diamond theft
A man described as a padded brick thief who smashed a window and stole diamonds worth 1590 dollars was to be arraigned in police court today in Akron. He was captured last night by two bystanders who witnessed the robbery and detained the suspect.
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Akron
Laborers Dig for Pirate Plunder in Burlington Yard
Miss Florence Steward of Trenton directs workers digging in her Burlington New Jersey yard seeking Blackbeard era treasure. A ten by fifteen foot hole in the old family property aimed to uncover Spanish coins or pirate loot said to be burned there. No treasure yet found and the digging continues.
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Burlington
WN. J
Florence RE
Trenton
Miss Steward
Steward
Blackbeard
Woman killed by train after auto stalls on tracks
Mrs. L, wife of a Toledo attorney, was killed today when her car stalled on railroad tracks and a train hit the vehicle. Her three year old daughter escaped with minor injuries.
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Toledo
Lind
238 Teachers In County Schools Report
County Superintendent R P Vaughn states 238 teachers will instruct 6486 pupils in Lorain Elyria and Oberlin schools. The county total teachers is 624 with 325 at the Lorain County City Teachers Institute held in Elyria in late August. The institute cost 872.15 dollars. County Board of Education sets Christmas vacation from December 33 to January 3.
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R. P. Vaugn
Systein Lorain
Elyria
Oberlin
Lorain County
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Ford
AL Leage
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Browning
Anito
Pardee
Georgia
Lamartine G. Wardman
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COLES
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