Millions Are Paid in Income Tax as Shown by Report
Washington reports that for 1924 many who pursue questionable vocations and lawbreakers have filed income tax returns. The Treasury and Justice departments coordinate a broad drive to expose fraudulent filings and widen the net on suspected violators as a nationwide effort intensifies. Claud Foster of Cleveland is noted in a related line about income tax totals.
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Willebranght
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Justca
L C Mo Andrews
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Specal
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Willions
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Cleveland
Claude Foster
Navy plane mission ends with in-flight loss near gold gate
United States navy air squadron ships pursue a Pacific crossing from California to Hawaii when plane No 7 goes missing for four hours after being forced 300 miles off the Golden Gate. Rescue efforts by destroyer William Jones lead to towing the flagship to San Francisco as plane No 1 nears completion.
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United States Navy
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Hawaii
Pacific
Golden Gate
Willam Jones
Heng
Here
Heroluly
PN 9
PN 3 No
Wailliam
McCawley
PN 2
Essage
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Tisier
Jones
Fire leaves many firemen disabled at New York pier blaze
A massive waterfront fire at Pier No 1 Fifty fifth Street near the Morst riverfront disabled about 125 firefighters. Smoke blanketed Manhattan as crews battled amid flames that reached cargo ships and drew water and land units into action overnight.
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York
New Yorks
Morst Riverfront
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Fifty Fifth Street
Hudson River
Eit
Joe “Wartin
St George
Furness
Bermuda
Steamer Kearny in distress near Boston
The United States Shipping Board steamer Kearny with a crew of forty and cargo bound for Glasgow from Baltimore Norfolk and Saint John New Brunswick is sinking ten miles east of Boston Light. Wireless reports say the vessel is in a sinking condition with crew in danger.
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Boston
United States Shipping Board Steamship
Kearny
Baltimore
Norfolk
Saint John
N. B
Glasgow
Boston Light
Timothy Rogan Reported Very Ill at Mount Carmel Hospital
Sept 1 report says former attorney general Timothy S Hogar todas is dangerously ill at Mount Carmel Hospital with pernicious anemia.
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Collmels
Timothy S Hogar Todas
Mont Carmel Hospital
Perncious
Adammela
Independent Council Candidacies Announced by Federator of Labor
The Federator of Labor names independent candidates for city council. Ward one candidate Rudat J Rosskopf of Cleveland Street. Ward two candidate I E Wills of Courtland Street. Ward three candidate L F Hi Hyers of Kenyon Street. The slate has not sought special group backing or links to other independents.
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Federator of
Labor Today
Rudat J Rosskopf
Cleveland Street
Exhibitors Day Opens With Contests At State Fair
Exhibitors' Day at the State fair in Columbus features hot weather with band concerts swine sheep and horse judging racing at the lake baby contest night horse show vaudeville in the Coliseum and the Diamond Jubilee spectacle Marching On Cleopatra before the grand stand while Murder Unsolved is noted in the report. In Cleveland John Kish dies of injuries after a beating in an unsolved murder case with no tangible clue for the assailant.
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Columbus
Cleveland
John Kish
Kish
Amherst men fined today for disorderly conduct
Alfred and Lawrence Kreeger of Amherst were each fined 5 and costs after guilty verdicts in police court. The pair disputed at Riverview dance hall, amid ongoing trouble blamed on the hall by inspectors. Alfred said the park is his only viewing spot for his wife, and Lawrence ran after his brother during the arrest incident.
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Lawrence Kreeger
Warry Boat
Kreeger
Lawrence
No Talks on Western Trip Warns Campaign
A garbled dispatch notes Mr Coolidge will not speak on Western trip dates. An official state that he expects to be in Omaha and make one speech during a journey with limited stops. The report lacks clear timing but indicates a single public address.
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Coolidge
Girah
Cooldge
Police Fines and Permits Revenue Report August Summary
Records show total fines and miscellaneous revenues for the August period. Police fines amount to 1669 dollars with license fees 42 for vendors and 42 for butcher permits, plus 725 from miscellaneous collections. During August 22 building permits were issued with 25 for dwellings and an estimated total expense of 7930 dollars.
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Pace Department
Demise of Max Murstein at 60 in Cleveland
Max Murstein proprietor of The Working Vans Baggin Store Broad Street died Saturday near twelve at Fronil Hospital Cleveland aged sixty. He lived at 527 West River Street and is survived by Mrs Clara Leen c Harry Lash Rick Wardy Samuel Lafe Myton Bernard Elliott and Woltham. Funeral held Sunday at Claron Pn, his former home before moving here twelve years ago.
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Broad Street
Fronil Hospital
Cleveland
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West River Stra
Wzard
Clara Leen
Harry Lash Rick
Wardy Samuel
Lafe
Myton Bernard
Elliott
Woltham
Claron Pn
Camden Schools to Open September Ninth
Camden township schools set September 9 opening with registration by noon that day. High school students are urged to attend Sept 4 for course discussions with Mr Newton available 5 to 9 p.m. for conferences.
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Camden Township
Newton
H Whewton
Norwalk
Ruth Kely
Geneva
Ruth Ross
Wellington
Philip Harding
Kipton
Sylvia Solida
Eleanor Gleason
Amherst
EM_ Litzenberg
Marion
Ind
Rushing coal into Canada across Syracuse routes
Syracuse on emergency coal rations as reports confirm large shipments rushed into Canada via Binghamton Syracuse and Oswego over the past eight weeks since strike threats first surfaced.
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Syracuse
Canada
Binghamton
Oswego
Miners Strike Begins as Coal Walkout Expands
A large scale coal strike paralyzes Pennsylvania mines as 148000 miners respond to John G. Lewis call. Old wage contract expired midnight, 190600 idle workers, operators and representatives dispute terms, predicting heavy losses to sustain idle facilities.
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Bellevue- Stortford
John G. Lewis
Ested “Line
Woers of America
Mnes
Wo H
Lewis
Atemert
Ue Assi
Lews
Walt Ward
Au Wite
Buna
Bank Robbery in Pittsburgh Sees Satchel of Cash Taken
Three armed bandits held up two bank messengers of the Sayings and Trust Company in Pittsburgh Pa near the Bauer Brothers Baking Company. They robbed them of about $7 000 as they prepared to enter the bank. Police reported the incident at headquarters.
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Frank E Vehinley
Walter Dennis Cistend
Trust Company
Bauer Brothers Baking Company
Coolidge Opposes Large Minimum Wage Increase
Swampscott Sept 1 President Coolidge frowns on a proposal to raise government employee minimum wages by 1500 dollars noting no justification for more than doubling the current 720 dollar annual minimum. He argues generous increases have already been made where warranted.
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Swampscott
Mase
Coolidge
Governor Donahey Keeps Open House for Tuscarawas County
Governor Donahey announced an open house at the governor's mansion on East Broad Street in Columbus for residents of Tuscarawas County. The Dover Concert band will perform selections from the State fair program during the Wednesday evening event.
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Donahey
East Broad Street
Tuscarawar
Dover
Fine two on liquor charge for Wilson Mills and Paul Riley
Wilson Mills and Paul Riley of New Washington were arrested early today when a gallon jug of booze and a suitcase of bottles were found in their car. They pleaded guilty and were fined 100 dollars for possession and 200 dollars for transporting, claiming the booze was for personal use. They could not pay the fines and were committed to the county jail.
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Wilson Mills
Paul Riley
New Washington
Co KS
Wilson
Paul
William Beese Dies on River Rd in Flynia Township
William Beese of River Road Flynia Township died this morning at 2:40 in a period of illness described as a complication of troubles. He was about 70 and born in Flynia in 1836. He leaves his wife Frankie Bees, married in 1886, and a son Malcolm and a daughter, etc. Funeral set for Thursday at 2 o clock at Vincent Moleturk in North Ridge. service led by Reyts Wo Houk.
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Win Peese
West River Road
Flynia
Acrok
Beese
Flyna
Frankie Bees
Malcolm
Worrie
Vincent Moleturk
Vir Poese
Sers 1
Cherge
Football practice injury at Brownhelm camp details
Report of Joseph Padley a 5 year old with a neck distortion during football practice at the camp in Brownhelm Tas. Official says the child is not seriously hurt and is recovering at home per family statements.
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Joseph Padley
Brownheln
Tas
Greeks Tentatively Reject Debt Negotiation with U.S.
Athens delays formal talks as the Greek government considers a debt funding plan. Officials confirm a draft agreement with the United States was not accepted and discussions shift to a new payment approach.
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Washington
Atao
MCH
Somonouiis Diinister
Washirton
Michael Eylam Dice
Greckian
United States
Athens
Husband Kills Former Wife in Jealous Shooting
In Benton a man named Fred Thomas killed Rosa Goodman, former wife of Thomas, after her relationship with Ben Sterrick. Thomas surrendered to authorities. Sterrick was wounded with four bullets but survived. The incident followed a disputed separation and ongoing attention from Sterrick.
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Rosa Goodman
Fred Thomas
Detd
Ben Sterrich Silesmar
Maron Nl
Thomas
Authori
Postponed Channel Swim Plan Delayed by Weather
Miss Gertrude Ederle again postpones her English Channel attempt due to rough seas. If conditions improve she plans to start at 8 20 am Thursday from Cape Griz Nez, France, weather permitting, marking another delay in the historic swim effort.
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France
Gertrude Ederle
Miss Ederle
Center Drive Against Rif s In Offensive
Sept 1 reports from Madrid and Geneva describe combined French and Spanish forces advancing toward Abd el Krim’s stronghold in Morocco. Madrid sources say operations already began in Aghucemas Bay as De Rivera meets French leaders in Algeciras to coordinate the campaign.
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Geneva
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Primas
Aghucemas Ba
Ve Toctan
General de Rivera
Algecir
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Des Pujols
Abd Elkr
American directs seamen strike urges impact on fogbound ports
An official strike threat is attributed to an American organizer of the International Workers of the World. The National Sailors and Firemen Union accuses the IWW of prompting the action in England. The organizer reportedly arrived August 12 and left London for Southampton, with Southampton cited as a key success site for the past two days.
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London
Wolil
Mace
National
Sailors and Firemens Union
National Sailors and Firemens Trion Wich
Sto Ke
Amecein
England
Southampton
Nokes Mother of H J Eads Dies at 92
Word arrives of the death of Mrs W B Y T Nokes mother of Mrs H J Eads She lived in Cleveland long ago when her husband was rector of St Andrews Episcopal church She died in her 93rd year at 2060 E 99th Street Survived by daughters Mrs H J Eady in the city Gertrude C N Perry and Miss Grace Nokes Funeral services from the Church of the Epiphany Euclid Avenue and 6th Street Wednesday at 2 30 PM Burial at Lake View.
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St Andrews
99Th Street
H J Eady
Gertrude C N Perry
Wiss Grace Nohes
Church of the Epiphans
Euclid Avenue
6Th St
Cleveland
Lake View
Weeks Not Resigning War Secretary Despite Absence
President Coolidge does not expect John W. Weeks to resign as secretary of war. Weeks failed to return to his desk by September 1 as planned, but Coolidge expects him back in Washington soon. In Pittsburg Joe Zunk struck Harry Showalter near Broad Street causing minor car damage.
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Mass
Coolidge
John W. Weeks
Weeks
Washington
Joe Zunk
Pittsburg
Broad Street
Harry Showalter
Furnace Street
Service Director Seeks Bathing Pool Completion
National prohibition enforcement was formally taken over today by 24 new administrators under General L C Andrews. Changes in personnel will delay full operation by a month or more. Frank A Smith and William A Becket debate increased pay for garbage collection as Becket presses for $200 more per month amid expanding city service.
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Treasury Powerer
Frank A Smith
William A. Becket
Becket
Smith
Sure Co
Beckett
Sudro
James Hawet
Teachers Hold First Session of Institute in Lora County
Between 509 and 609 Lora county teachers met this morning at Hirb school auditorium for the four day institute. Rev WoL Bummer opened with two devotional talks and prayers, followed by National songs and remarks by Farnest Wo Butterfield, New Hampshire education commissioner, who spoke on Why We Are Teachers. He cited benefits of teaching including steady salary, security and honor, and lasting influence beyond retirement. Edwin H Reefer of Columbia Teachers College spoke on Waking Geographies, stressing geography as study of the earth and world citizenship to foster world peace.
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Hirb
Prater
Wol Bummer
Farnest Wo Butterfield
State of
New Hampshire
Silais Issayy Butterfeld
Fdawin H Reefer
Elementics
Teachers College of
Columbia University
Reeder
Coolidge Supports President’s Coal Strike Authority
President Coolidge asserts Congress should empower him to act against a coal strike when needed. The White House spokesman says he will press the president’s recommendations in December regardless of current difficulties. The stance follows ongoing tensions in the hard coal fields.
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Swawurscot
Coolidge Beleves
Temperature record and legal suit in Lorain case
Temperature readings for multiple cities are listed with Albany and others reaching various highs. Loranites-R A Moulton files a common pleas court suit against Joe and Mary Bors of Vine Street Lorain for 110 48 dollars for merchandise delivered to stores in South Amherst and Lorain.
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Moulton
Common Pleas Court
Joe and
Mary Bors
Vine Street
Lorain
South Amherst
Erie steamer Uifelo-stin lake disaster headline
The Wesley Western Reserve Navigation Company steamer Uife lost in Erie off Westfield near Dunkirk. The vessel carried passengers to Crystal Beach and sank after burning. Reports indicate casualties include Thomas McGinn and several missing, with crews rescued by life-saving teams. The origin of the fire remains unknown.
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ERIE
la Erie
Colonial
Western Reserve Navigation Company
Westfield
Dunkirk
Crystal Beach
Eric Ruffalo
du Kith
Desperate arrest after brutal act in Wellington
Clayton Bissel of Rochester Wisconsin was arrested by Sheriff Underhill after a report alleged he beat his 9 year old son and left him in a plano box for pay. Bissel, in a drunken state, was charged with driving while intoxicated and jailed for 30 days with a $5 fine plus costs.
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Clayton Bissel
Rochester
Fred Undhill
Bissel
Underhill
A Johnson
Justice of
Th Peace of
Wellington
Standard Gasoline Price Cut by Standard? Company
A one cent per gallon reduction takes effect today in states where Standard Oil of Indiana operates. This follows an earlier two cent cut and is described as a response to competitive conditions. The announcement cites August changes and ongoing price adjustments.
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Chicago
Standard 11 Company
Indiana
Panyners
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