Liquor seizures and arrests across several towns
Officers Southam and Walton arrested five men on liquor charges after intercepting a truck with five five gallon cans of raisin jack and fourteen boxes of grapes for wine. Mike Farah and George Elias faced fines and jail. Walter Mason was fined for carrying liquor. Additional suspects Ross Grable and W K Orr were released on bond pending tomorrow’s hearing. Sheriff Underhill chased liquor at a farm near Oberlin and North Ridge arresting Traian Drobrin and Dan Vanderof with varying fines.
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Southam and
Walton
Western Heights
Woodford Avenue
California
Ng Mike Farah
Cleveland
George Elias
Barberton
Farah
Lquor
George
Elias
Walter Mason
Southam
18Th Street
West Avenue
Ross Grable
Southam Ram
Thor
Grable
W. RK. Orr
Underhill
Oberlin
Traian Drobrin
Major Smith
Justice George
Dallas Lawyer Shot Dead in Bank Killing
Paul O Day a leading Dallas attorney was shot and killed in a downtown bank. William L Crawford another attorney was arrested, claiming he killed to avenge an insult to his mother. Police say Crawford waited in a car outside the bank and fired four times.
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Dallas
Texas
Paul O'Day
Wiliam L. Crawford
O'Day
Colonel Crawford
Crawford
Severan Lawert
Young Crawford
Grawford
Zeppelin ZR-3 Sets Out On Severe Trial Flight
The airship ZR-3 built for the U S Navy began its third and most demanding trial flight guided over the Alps to Zurich and Swiss towns. Authorities and residents urged the visit as the craft seeks public viewing before a potential trans Atlantic flight to Lakehurst, New Jersey, around September 23.
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N. J
Rane Ois
Penitentiary to receive Leopold and Loeb for life
Chicago dispatch notes Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb will be moved to Joliet penitentiary where warden John Whitman outlines reformation through disciplined labor. He stresses humane treatment and structured work to steer the youths away from crime, with potential transfer after nine months to a newer prison.
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Joliet
Ill
Nathan F. Leopold Jr
Richard Loeb
John LI. Whitman
Penitentiary
Cook County
Whitman
Devils Workshop
Babe
Thexy
Prison Reform Plan Allows Religious Services and Library Access
The proposal sets Sundays for religious services not compulsory, daily reading from 3 pm to bedtime, and access to 20 000 volumes in the prison library. Prisoners may add to the collection with warden approval, while publicity is limited to curb sensationalism surrounding the arrested youths.
Mrs Voglesong Dies in West
Mrs Emma O Voglesong longtime Elyria resident dies at seventy three in Oakland California where she lived with her son Har C Voglesong and family Funeral and burial to be held in Oakland She was active in the Methodist church and the Woman's Relief Corps John Krantz lineman for Cincinnati Traction Company electrocuted by high tension wire while handling a tool in Cincinnati Ohio He died after contact with the live line.
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Emma O. Voglesong
Elyria
Methodist
Woman’s Relief Corps
Har C. Voglesong
Virginia
Oakland
California
Fineman
Cincinnati
John Krantz
Cincinnati Traction Company
Federal Judge Denies Firpo Warrant in White Slave Case
U.S. District Judge William N Runyon refused a warrant for the arrest of Argentine boxer Luis Firpo on White Slave Traffic Act charges. He said no prima facie case existed and questioned using federal power to interfere with New Jersey law. Clergymen and Gilson planned further moves to delay Firpo’s bout.
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Newark
N. J
Wm. N. Runyon
Luis Firpo
Gilson
Firpo
Blanca Lourdes Picart
Atlantic City
New York
Runyon
New Jersey
United States
Ans
Guillermo Widmer
Picart
Widmer
Gould
James Tarker
Frank S. Ritter
Harvey L. Wyatt
Ganon Chase
Brooklyn
Weather and war updates from Shanghai front amid rains
Rain hampers fighting as Chinese forces clash along the Chekiang Kiangsu front near Shanghai. Sun Chuan Fang-Fang, Fukien military head, vows invasion from the south toward Chekiang, while Lu Hung Hsin and Lu’s troops push near Taihu Lake and two towns fall.
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Shanghai
Sun Chuan Fang-Fang
Fukien
Chekiang
Ruangtu-Linho
Taihu Lake
Quinsan
Pekin
United States
Marshall Chang Tso-Lix
Chich
Peking
Kiangsu
Lu Hung Hsin
Liuho
New York Man Heads Spanish War Veterans
Chauncey Herrick of New York City was elected commander in chief of the United Spanish War Veterans at the encampment’s closing session after the twelfth ballot. St Petersburg Florida was chosen as the 1925 encampment site.
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Michigan City
Tad
Chauncey Herrick
New York City
United Spanish War Veterans
St. Petersburg
Florida
Baby Bomber pilot enters international air races
Lieut John A. MacReady of the US air service enters the international air races at Dayton Ohio. He will fly the McCook Field built Baby Bomber with a 15 horsepower motorcycle engine. The plane is private but aims to showcase speed. He will also display a Wright original aircraft reconditioned for the event.
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Dayton
John A. MacReady
United States Air Service
MacReady
McCook
Bud Snyder
Martin
Mc.Cookfield
Wright
Two More Dead in Auto Crash in Ohio
In Newark Mrs Ethel Clarke died and Henry Klinger was seriously hurt when a car driven by Klinger left the road and toppled into a ditch near Thainport. Clarke was crushed beneath the vehicle and drowned. Klinger survived. In Sandusky Conrad Reisling, 41, was critically injured and William Luburger, 40, was killed after being struck by a car driven by Earl Mowery of Prout’s Station. Mowery was exonerated by Dr Henry Frederick who witnessed the crash.
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Newark
Somerset
Thainport
Here
Ethel Clarke
Henry Klinger
Klinger
Clark
Sandusky
Conrad Reisging
Ohio Federation of Labor endsorsem La Follette Wheeler bid
The Ohio Federation of Labor debates endorsing the La Follette Wheeler ticket for president and vice president. Delegates consider resolutions on prison made goods labeling, workers disease compensation, and postal pay raises while critics call courts unfair to workers. John P Frey argues courts are monstrous and unjust to employees. James Wilson notes AFL opposition to child labor.
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Springfield
Ohio Federation of Labor
United States
LaFollette and Wheeler
Federation
la Follette- Wheeler
Ohio
Congress
Coolidge
John P. Frey
Dingmnan
James Wilson
Amerian Federation of Labor
Gun accident ends life of local farmer
A farmer died from a gunshot wound in an accident described as accidental. The event occurred during a hunting season, with family members and local residents noting the tragedy and the fatal injury to the family patriarch.
Prince Leads Long Island Fox Hunt in Colorful Defense Day Note
A royal guest, the Prince of Wales, joins a Long Island fox hunt but the fox escapes after hours of pursuing through fields and brush. The day also features Defense Day plans with a civic parade in Elyria Ohio and nationwide military readiness gestures led by Mayor Harry Hinkson and Col E J Turney.
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Syosset
X. Y
Sepe
H. R H
Robert EB. Tod
Prince
Vanderbilts
Wales
Long Island
Hall
Lester Reed
Moe
Heam
United States of America
Harry Hinkson
Elyria
Ohio
Defense Committee
Prohibition Gains Advocated by Ohio Ministers
Rev. T. M. Hare urged 300 Methodist ministers and as many lay members at the Ohio Conference in Ironton to back the enforcement pills to reach 100 percent effectiveness. He criticized Democrats and Republicans for enforcement taxes and warned violators would be seen as social menace. The conference resumed after a lengthy or unsettled start.
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Ironton
T. M. Hare
Ohio Intissloon
Ohio
Labour premier MacDonald named second wealthiest figure
The London Daily Mail claims Labour leader Ramsay MacDonald is the second richest individual in the nation, with The Price Ltd as the largest beef producer. Meanwhile Portugal reports failed rescue efforts in East Africa. A Berlin peace conference is planned next month with Germany and France. Rivera directs troops near Tetuan as Spanish forces advance. France to import 3100 live cattle monthly from South America to curb living costs.
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Geneva
Gibraltar
Primo Rivera
Spaniah Directory
Tetuan
Melilla
Paris
Ministry of Commerce
South America
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Frank
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Loeb
Leopold
Chicago
Slayers
Bobby
Jacob Franks
Franks
William Richter
Dorothy Herringshaw
Federat OF Labor
Follett
Khisbrother
Toledo
Warren
Fox
Hinkson
F F. Murbach
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Bots
Second Street
Court House
Frederick L. Brown
E. J. Turney
Col. Turney
Lorain
Wellington
Murbach
Washington
War Department
United States— Defense
Department
New York State
Weeks
Wee
Oilitary Su
Pondon
London Daily
May Today
Ransay
MacDonaldt
Stackholider
te-Price Ltd
Reira
Portugal
London
Berlin
Germany
France
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