Lieut Bettis Dies After Mountain Crash Near Bellefonte
Lieut Zyrus K Bettis famed army aviator died at Walter Reed Hospital after a crash in foggy mountains near Bellefonte Pennsylvania. He crawled five miles to summon help despite internal injuries and a broken leg. His mother from Port Huron was en route as army authorities arranged funeral plans.
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Washington
Zyrus K. Bettis
Bellefonte
Walter Reed Hospital
Bettis
Flyer
Port Huron
Mich
War Department
Army
Army Air Service
World Court advocate win in California
United States Senator Samuel M. Shortridge won the Republican nomination by a large margin over Judge Robert Clarke of Los Angeles who opposed the world court. Congressman Lipzberger was a minor third. In California a tight battle left Governor Friend W. Richardson defeated for renomination with Lieut. Governor C. Youngs rising, and Ren Goodwill in third.
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AN Francisco
United States
Samuel M. Shortridge
World Court
Conlidee Administration
Robert Clarke
Los Angeles
Walter Lipzberger
Isang
Friend W. Richardson
C. ¢. Youngs
Richardson
Ren B. Goodwill
Straelly
Young
Mexico Sends Curt Note to League Secu
Mexico City September 1 Mexico has sent a curt refusal to the League of Nations to consider the league vote on Nicaragua’s protest that Mexico aided Nicaraguan rebels. The note to Sir Eric Drummond secretary of the league states that Mexico has no relations with the league and thanks for the attention. Saenz foreign minister
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KU Leetens
Mexico City
Mexico
League of Nations
League
Nicarangua
Eric Drummond
Yagne
Saenz
Knights of Columbus Appeal to President Coolidge
At Pine Camp New York on September 1 the Knights of Columbus pressed their appeal for U.S. government good offices to aid Mexicans. Supreme Knight James A. Flaherty led the delegation condemning the Calles regime and Carranza era, without specifying the form of aid.
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Pine Camp
N. Y
Knights of Columbus
Coolidge
James A. Flaherty
Supreme Pnight
Calley
Mexico
Carranza
Educator Institute Draws 3235 Teachers At Tech High
Interest grows as Lorain County Teachers Institute reports 3235 registrations by noon at Technical High School. Rev W J L Burner leads devotional with Frederick Brown and Payson Smith delivers address on the link between education and knowledge urging respect for knowledge over opinion. Committees on resolutions and officer nominations announced. Schoolmaster's Club to host dinner tomorrow.
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Lorain Count
Technical High School
W. J L. Burner
Church of Christ
Frederick Brown
C. S. Keiser
Payson Smith
Several Teacher Resignations Hit Local Schools
Three or four last minute vacancies have occurred in the public schools teaching force, according to Supt RR C Masten. One teacher is married, another must stay with her mother for health reasons, and a third has secured a job in his hometown. The position of music instructor remains vacant but will be filled soon. At the next board of education meeting, the names chosen to fill the vacancies will be submitted for approval.
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RR. C. Masten
Ip Board of Education
Six Die in Harlem Tenement Fire Tragedy
A three alarm blaze in a five story Harlem tenement killed six Black residents and left three more mortally injured after stairs burned away trapping victims on the fourth and fifth floors. Firemen rescued about 30 others before roof collapse endangering crews. Origin of the fire unknown.
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New York
Harlem
Mamie Rambo
Negtress
Devilynn
Mary Allen
Margerie Rambo
Howard
Fourteen Hurt In Strike Clash At Manville Mill
Sept 1 Manville J T Manville district reports two state militia companies guard a Manville Lenckes Co bridge area where 1700 textile workers walkout. After night clashes between state police deputy sheriffs strikers and sympathizers fourteen injured, seven strikers or sympathizers, one bystander, two deputies, two troopers and two mill officials among the wounded.
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Manville
J. T
Manville-lenckes Company
Binke
Cumberland Pennle
Mother of Six Finds Final Crisis in Columbus Home
In Columbus Ohio on September 7 Mrs. Chloe E Thomas described as a nine dollar income mother of six children was found in distress at her family home. A staff was reportedly tied to a boat and she had been ill for a year.
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Columbus
Chloe E. Thomas
Officials Open to Debts Talks With Soviet Russia
Washington officials say the United States is willing to discuss Russian debts, public and private, with Soviet Russia in good faith but will not grant recognition until Moscow meets three year old conditions. Russia owes about 265.9 million to the U S Treasury and private claims around 400 million for seized property.
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Washington
Russia
Moscow
Aussia
Mughes
Soviet Russia
Treasury
United States Treasury
Kerensky
International Harvester Company
Standard Oil Companys
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Fremont boy saves companion from drowning in boat accident
In Lexington Michigan September a six year old Fremont boy named Teddy St Johns is hailed as a hero after saving his seven year old companion Edward Carrigan from drowning when Carrigan fell from a boat while fishing in shallow water.
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Lexington
Mich
Teddy St. Johns
Fremont
Edward Carrigan
Carrigan
Federal officers arrest Port Clinton marshal in major rum running case
Federal agents arrested U.S. Marshal Rider of Port Clinton and eight others in raids that broke up a long running liquor smuggling operation from Canada to Lake Erie ports. Officers seized gin whisky and beer in multiple homes during the morning arrests.
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Port Clinton
Toledo
Rider
Canada
Lake Erie
Marshak Rider
Toll tariff schedule filed by Ohio Bell Co
Columbus Ohio September 1 Application by the Ohio Bell Telephone Company for approval of all proposed new toll tariff effective October 1 governing charges and rates for toll service in Ohio filed today with the state public utilities commission
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Ohio Bell CO
Columbus
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Ohio
Wey
State Cultics Commission
Man killed in hold up attempt near Miami outskirt
In a secluded spot on the outskirts of Miami early today one man was shot to death and another probably fatally wounded during an alleged hold up. Police pursue identification of the dead man using laundry marks on his clothing. J M Boswell, 18, a recent arrival in Miami, is being held for questioning.
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MLAMT
Fia
Miami
Polite
Hubert Matthews
J. M. Boswell
Dirigible Los AngelesHeads South For Test Run
Under ideal weather the navy airship Los Angeles left the morning mast at the naval air station in TLAREHURST heading due south for Hampton Roads Virginia. It aims to finish calibration tests at Hog Island and Virginia Beach this afternoon and return by midnight.
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Tlarehurst
N. J
Los Angeles
Naval Air Station
Hampton Roads
Virginia
Hog Island
Virginia Beach
Cantonese Army Making Headway
General Wu Pei-fu reportedly withdraws before Cantonese forces as they pursue his first line near Guangzhou. The Cantonese claim to have pushed to within bridges of the Wu Ping area as of September 1.
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Pukin
Pei
Lorain Man Faces $10,000 Suit Says Arrest Warrants
Tony Callas of 1134 Broadway Lorain filed two $10,000 damage suits in the Lorain Court of Common Pleas. He alleged warrants were issued for Mike Demanehs and Sam Pamels on grand larceny charges. both men were arrested, jailed forty hours, and later acquitted. The action seeks damages to reputation and credit.
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Mike Demanehs
Sam Pamels
Tony Callas
Broadway
Lorain
Court of Common Pleas
Callas
Ben Thomas
Loran Municipal Court
Floods in Spain Claim 36 Lives
Floods spreading from Barcelona to Valencia cause at least thirty six deaths and many injuries. A postal train between Barcelona and Valencia derailed near Tortosa, killing seventeen third class passengers and injuring thirty six others.
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Spain
Barcelona
Valencia
Tortosa
Lorain Doctor Sued for 220000 in Glass Removal Case
Mike Kelly of Lorain sues Dr. George M. Blank for 220000 alleging negligent glass removal from his hand after a December 6 1925 visit. He says the wound was not properly treated and continued to cause pain and incapacity, forcing him from work.
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George M. Blank
Lorain
Court of Common Pleas
Mike Kelly
28Th Street Lorain
Kelly
Fle
Physeian
Slase
Blank
More Arrest Loom Over Hall Mills Murder Case
Three new arrests loom in the Hall Mills murder investigation as prosecutors say two guns may have been used. Inspectors Underwood and Simpson announce sufficient evidence for immediate arrest of a group on murder charges. Authorities weigh whether to proceed now or defer additional arrests while experts examine clothing and personal articles linked to Rev. William Hall and Eleanor Mills.
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Somerville
Hall-Mills
W. Hall
Todavia
Hall
Mills
Om Jorpey City
Man who ran for lieutenant governor killed by truck
Cleveland Sept 1 Evan Watkins defeated Republican nominee for lieutenant governor in the recent primary died at a hospital after a truck moving about 40 miles an hour struck him. He told reporters the truck was moving at excessive speed when the collision occurred.
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Cleveland
Evan Watkins
Watkins
Alloys Brother to See Body Tonight
Rudolph Valentino will be viewed in the casket tonight at Campbell's Church on Broadway by Alberto Guglielmi, the star's brother. Guglielmi arrives after six, then goes to the funeral parlor. The body may be taken to Hollywood for burial with a solemn requiem mass planned tomorrow morning. The funeral train leaves at 62 p.m. tomorrow.
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New York
Rudolph Valentino
Rene
Campbell’s Church
Browlway
Alberto Gupiielmi
Guglilyi
Guglielmi
Fred
Europe
Finneral Partors
Gugterm
Valentino
Tallywood
Cal
Joseph Congedt
Valentina
Church of the Sacred Heart
Hollywood
Lake Shore
Tilman
Middletown dry raider discharged over raids
Arnald Skinner of Middletown, a dry raider, was discharged from the prohibition department for making unjustified raids and lacking in good judgement. He had been part of raids that visited a Middletown Elks social gathering at the Canse Club near the city.
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Columbus. O
Arnald Skinner
Middletown
Jussica
M. Schuler
Seven Mile Court
Prohibition Department
B. F. McDonald
Prohibition
Skinner
Elks
Republicans pick Winerson to oppose Gov Ross in Wyoming
Frank Winerson of Cheyenne, Wyoming, named by the GOP as the party’s candidate to oppose Gov Nellie Taylor Ross in the gubernatorial race. Ross secured the Democratic nomination unopposed. Photo shows Jenison.
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Gov. Ross
Wyoming
Frank (. Winerson
Cheysinlle
Wyo
Republians
Nellie Taylor Ross
Ross
Jenison
Death Toll in Ship Disaster Placed at 300
Leningrad September 1 report the death toll from the sinking of the Stemner Burevestnik of Sindayy after a collision with a pier is estimated at 300. Rescuers struggle to raise the vessel while hundreds of relatives of missing sailors wait on the river bank for definite information.
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Leningrad
Stemner Burevestnik
Sindayy
Thivers
Aissing Poersuis
Southern England Storm Sweeps Coast and Lines
Severe weather struck Southern England early today causing damage along the south coast. A Brighton fire sparked by a bolt led to material loss and several railway lines near London were disrupted with suspensions for hours.
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London
England
Brighton
Earthquake Spreads Panic on Fayal Island
Recurring shocks in Fayal Island cause widespread panic with hundreds of families, food and shelter lacking, and ten deaths with 260 injured. Nearly all buildings damaged or destroyed. Flamangas village cited with about 400 houses razed. Portuguese cruisers Admaster and Vasco de Gama sail to Azores with medical units and engineers.
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Lisbon
Fayal Island
Horta
Lloyd’s
Flamangas
Admaster
Vasco de Gama
Azores
Peoria Endures Severe Flood Damage in Illinois
Peoria witnesses damage estimated at 1 million dollars after a heavy storm last night. Rainfall of three to four and a half inches disrupted transportation and damaged telegraph and telephone networks. Galesburg suffers about half a million in losses as Big Creek floods Canton, cutting water supply for hours.
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Peoria
Galesburg
Galesburg Jorsex
Canton
Carolina primary potential run off for Senate nominees
In South Carolina with 1271 of 1276 precincts reporting Senator Er. D. Smith and Edgar A. Brown lead the Democratic senatorial race. Smith 61125 Brown 54242 Dial 31024. A run off would be required if no candidate clears a majority. Brown campaigns on an anti world Court platform while attacking Smith for a Senate vote.
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Columbia
8. C
ER. D. Smith
Edgar A. Brown
Sauth Carolina
Smith
Brown
Dial
Legion Holds Convention Meeting in City
The American Legion Post met last evening to finalize arrangements for the upcoming State Legion convention. Reports from committees show nearly finished details and the decorating committee promises the finest decorations yet. The final program for the conventions was approved and ready for printers, while the housing committee notes ongoing demand for accommodations from across the state.
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American Legion Post
Stiol
Painter Dies After 15 Foot Fall in Lima Scaffold
Lima Ohio September 1 John Tom 64 a painter died after a 15 foot fall from a scaffold. He was rushed to the hospital but died shortly after. He suffered a fractured skull.
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Lima
John Tom
Painter
van Werke
Ing
Tom
Chespital
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