Tammany Majority of 909 Tab 3 Has
Figures from a Democratic primary show James J. Water over Joan for the nomination by a 2 to 1 margin. In Greater New York, 249 579 voted for Water and 194 026 for Wa than. Republican candidates Bisoppen and Witham received SI votes. A newspaper note reports Walter’s arrival at a press event.
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New York
James J. Water
Joan
Greater
Frank D. Wa
Roepublican Primar
Witham
Bob. Jr
Dison
Wis
LaFollette
United States
Pase
Finding of funds due against former secretary of state
State Auditor Treacy reports a finding of 5785.01 against Harvey C. Smith, former secretary of state, for funds not remitted from auto registration agents in 1925. The Star Tire and Battery Company agents collected 30612.97 but remitted only 2625.96, with legal questions over deputy registrar appointments. The attorney general says the secretary of state is liable for taxes paid to agents.
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Ed Ste T
Harvey C. Smith
Columbus
Secry
Treacy
Niere
Smith
Star Tire and Battery Company
Steubenville
Taht
Ilegal
Attor
Generais
Sa of
Ohio official warns public against unregulated deposit takers
Ohio state superintendent H Ei Scott opened fire on individuals and corporations not under banking laws. He warned the public about receipts of certificates of indebtedness and other debt instruments used to attract deposits. The department cited several firms engaged in lending money and taking deposits, seeking public funds and issue of debt instruments.
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Colembus
Sal Crappe
Ohio
Bente
Scote
Aes
Alec
Parochial School Enrollment and Local Crime Arrests
Total enrollment in three parochial schools reached 737 with St Marys at 450 students. St Agness reported 253 students. The Lutheran school totals $3 and half of attendees are boys. In Ohio, Grover Bradelbaugh and George Renesselrolle, truck driver and bus driver, were arrested on suspicions tied to multiple robberies across Akron and nearby cities, suspected of stealing at least $30,000 in ore jobs.
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St Marr's School
Fire
St. Agnes’ School
Reily
Bo Ter
Walkenhborst
Abaron
Grover ‘Radelbaugh
George Re Nesselrolle
Norman Transporation “Company
Akron
Bio Cities
Lontlie
Inc
C. P. Shively
Naid
Jackson Tells Best Hunt Story at Rochester
Jackson recounts a hunting trip at Rochester tied to opening of the squirrel season. They reportedly shot thirteen squirrels, a turkey buzzard, and a groundhog after a fox was seen in the woods. The groundhog ignored their shots until the moment the shells penetrated its hide.
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Ives
Rochester
Sterdayv
Son
Thief sentenced in Lorain shoe theft case
Lorain on September 15 Walter Dlugosz of Oakland Street was arrested after stealing two shoes from two local stores. He pretended to be drunk to avoid arrest, but the ruse failed and he was sentenced in municipal court to six months in the county jail and a $100 fine plus costs.
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Lorain
Walter Dlugosz
Oakland Street
Temperatures Reported Across Cities With Averages
Yesterday’s high readings include Portland 69 Albany 68 New York 75 Philadelphia 75 Baltimore 75 Washington 74 Dallas 82 San Antonio 72 San Francisco 72 Omaha 74 Denver 82 Spokane 72. The list notes variances and prints several typed errors from the weather desk.
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Washington
Portland
Albany
New York
Delphia
Atlantic
Baltimore
Washingion
D. C
Galveston
San Sztonio
Louisville
Tindinapolis
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Pittsburga
Detroit
Louis
Aulas Omaha
Helena
I St. Denver
Paso Spokane
San Francisco
Sandiego
State controls defer $75,000 on phone rate probe
Ohio reports state board delays approval of a $75 000 expenditure by the State Utilities Commission for a statewide telephone rate investigation until an expert appraisal is employed. Cincinnati reports Mrs Leonard Forney Burkhardt, a former New Yorker, testified that her daughter Mrs A Cheney of Matewan New York will begin divorce proceedings after a recent trial.
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Columbus
State Board of Control
State Utilities Commission
Cincinnati
Leonard Forney Burkhardt
New York City
Florida
William S. Burkhard
A Cheney
Matewan
N. Y
Two Autoists Injured In Separate Jamestown Accidents
Mrs. Thomas Moore of 115 Lincoln Street Jamestown NY is at Memorial hospital with a scalp wound and a cut on the left hand after her car went off the road near Ridgeville. Edward Buck of 436 Jefferson Street aged 32 has a scalp wound and a deep knee cut from a collision on Lake Avenue near Stop 7 as a Peerless Oil Company truck on the wrong side of the road struck the auto. Both were taken to the hospital.
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Thomas Moore
Lincoln Street
Jamestown
New York
Memorial Hospital
Ridgeville
Oro
Norwalk
Cleveland Road
Ane T. Bus Company
Edward Buck
Jefferson Street
Peerless Oil Company
Lake Avenue
Two Killed by Train at Crossing in Ohio and Ontario
Ontario report states Ede ward Baker sixteen and Joseph Pel tock twenty six were fatally injured when their auto was struck by a train near Toronto. In New Philadelphia Ohio Cyrus Locher state commerce director urged protecting investors while addressing bankers in a speech about land enforcement.
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Toronto
Edeward Baker
Joseph Peltock
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Ohio
Cyrus Locher
Columbus
Eishi
Ohio Association
Bankers
Nations and leaders urge disarmament and warn of catastrophe
Mexico City marks a national holiday as police brace for disorders protecting president Calles. Isodore Yanez of Chile asks for complete moral disarmament before the League of Nations in Geneva. Arthur Conan Doyle, a prominent spiritualist, warns of a looming world catastrophe and says he has no plans for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexico
Callies
Geneva
League of Nations
Isodore Yanez
League Assembly
London
Arthur Conan Doyle
Red Cross executive describes year round service in city
Lrs A HKalassy, local executive secretary, reported at a Red Cross meeting that the organization operates year round in the city. The two month review covered civilian cases, life saving corps, Ex-See Men activity, disaster work, and numerous requisitions and letters, with several tornado district follow ups and hospital transportation arrangements.
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Red Cross
Lrs. A. Hkalassy
Life Saving Corps
Twerk
Tornado
Pittsfeld
LaGrange
Government to Sub Let Air Mail Service Bids Opened
Postmaster General New reviews bids on eight transcontinental air mail routes as government plans to gradually divest from mail transport. Fifteen proposals from ten firms including Western Airpress Cooperation Colonial Line Wiley F Crist Federal Aircraft Co Eastern Air Transportation Co Robertson Aircraft Ontario Aircraft Transport Co and General Airs. Firms offer to carry mail for four fifths of government revenue.
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Postmaster General New
Ara Western Ai Lpress
Colonial ‘Line
Wiley F. Crist
Federal Aircraft Co
Eastern Air Transportation Co
Robertson Aircraft Incorporated
Mal Aircraft
Cleveland Man Charged By Woman in $100000 Trust Suit
Margaret G. Robinson accuses William G. Wilson of threatening to cancel a $100,000 trust fund after a breach of promise claim. Robinson testified that Wilson falsely represented he would marry her, seeking relief and a temporary injunction in the case, tied to his prominence in Cleveland’s uplift movements.
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William G. Wilson
Cleveland
Ohio
Margaret G. Robinson
Orton
Philadelphia
Supreme Justice
Wasservogel
Wilson
Ingre
Ohio Cit
Robinson
Dulentir
Abic
RATHERIRE MARINER TUES AT AGE OF 82
Mrs. Hath TBeT died at home of her daughter in Avon after living in Ridgeville and North Ridgeville. Survived by three sons Mathew Nichols Albert and three daughters Margarite Katherine Mary. Remains to be taken to Mathew Maringzer home. Funeral Friday at 9 30 at St Peter's Ridgeville.
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Hath
Marr
Diedrich LaGrange
Cleveland
Avon
North Ridgeville
Mathew and
Nichols
Ridgeville
Albert
Woodville
Pennsylvania
Margarite Biermachin
Katherine Eens
WHE
Buffalo
N. Y
Mary Diedrich
Carliste
Mathew Maringzer
St. Peter’s Church
Five men rob East River National Bank in New York
Five armed men burst into the East River National Bank at 104th Street and 1st Avenue in New York. They held the cashier at gunpoint and escaped with about 47 000 dollars in cash.
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New York
East River National Bank
104Th Street
1St Avenue
Three Men Rob Elyria Bus Driver in Late Night Hold Up
Police hunted three men in a Dodge touring car after they held up Leonard Adams, driver for the Cleveland Elyria Toledo Bus Co., on Huron Street last night, taking $51.40. Adams described suspects as three men about 22 years old, one tall with light hat, another around 5 feet 9 inches, and a third with a missing license plate cover on a spare tire.
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Elyria
Leonard Adams
Sth
Cleveland
Adams
West River Street
Autos Damaged In Collision On Broad Street
Clifford Smith driving east on Lake Shore Road caused a crash that bent fenders and damaged the Hess car. John Harris and a woman at a station were knocked down. Sam Guerra’s truck turned, hitting Mrs Terrell’s Ford and damaging its radiator. A Cleveland man reported damage from a car bumper while another driver sped away. In Steubenville Nicholas Elich, 34, died after a fall from a window railing, his neck broken.
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Clifford Smith
Lake Shore Rd
Lorain
Hess
Smith
Broad Street
John Harris
East Avenue
Broad Sir
Hris
Sam Guerra
1Sth Street
Middle Avenue
So South
Ford
L. H. Terry South
Terrell
Voters urged to approve school bond and revenue measures
Sixteen districts seek voter approval for revenue needs and two $40,000 bonds. Proposed bond projects include additions to Hishland and Vincent Schools and central building work at Avon Lake Village. Hearings cite local townships Grafton Village Brighton and others planning bond issues for five-year and three-year terms with millage allocations.
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Gration
Brighton
Vincent
Brownhaim
Camden Town
Xea South Ar
Penfield
LaGrange
Grafton Village
Pittsfield Township
West Carlisle Township
Burria Township
Rochester Township
Brighton Township
Wington Village
Old Lake Village
Hishland and Vincent
Avon Lake Village
Horus Wagner loses bid in Allegheny sheriff race
Hans Wager, famed Pirates shortstop and NL batting leader, entered Allegheny sheriff primaries as Republican candidate but trailed Robert H. Braun 80 000 to 1 in Pittsburgh. He also ran on the labor ticket and won endorsement. Friends consider a second run in November on an independent line.
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Pittsburgh
Hans Wager
Pirates
Politi - Horus
Allegheny
Robert H. Braun
Honus
Labor
Divorce Shifts Enterer Clarifies 1979 Polish Marriage Facts
Fragmentary report notes Clara Winkel and Peter Hollows in a divorce dispute. It mentions a 1979 reference to a Polish marriage and a claim of neglect, with a judge granting real estate in Lorain. Also mentions Dr Eliot in Cambridge improving after shingles.
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Clara Winkel
Bexun
Peter Hollows
Poland
Orce
Duis
Floyd Ellis
Lorainvorce
Eliot
Cambridge
Mass
Charles W. EH
Harvard
Florida real estate cautions investors in wartime boom
The article discusses Florida land speculation and investor caution as wartime prosperity draws buyers. It cites warnings from major journals and Federal Reserve regions, noting risks in rapid Florida growth and reliance on brokers, with guidance to curb overzealous buying and focus on prudent terms.
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Elyria
Bramar
Iation Iolation
Florida
Im Chronicle-T. Iz
Petence
Federal Reserve System
Rain Drenches Black River Causing Flood Risks
Flood conditions rise as heavy rain reveals the Black River floodplain. The Cascade Bridge spans submerged water and reaches the main current, threatening fall plowing and corn crops amid muddy waters and rising streamflow.
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Tas
Cascade Pa
Fragmented OCR notes report assault and stock broker death
An unreliable clipping mentions a guilty verdict for assault and battery and describes a trampled fight scene. It also references a stock broker Cromwell in New York and a Carlisle Mel day, with scant details about causes or outcomes.
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New York
Shank family tragedy shocks town
Colorado newspaper reports a violent incident at a home on September 15 involving Raymond Shank, his wife Marian, and their two children, including a 13 year old son. The family was in residence when a gun attack occurred, resulting in multiple fatalities.
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Colo
Raymond Shank
Marian Shank
Paul
Hed Deen
Gilli
Dausk
Aiso
Tighten Their Peace? Capitol Area Meeting Delayed
The fragment mentions a department, an attack, and a committee meeting on Tuesday or tomorrow. No clear people or organizations are readable to confirm specifics.
Amherst firm to exterminate and burn halts death by action
Acid burned her face and mouth though she swallowed none of the liquid. The incident occurred on September 16 in Amherst as an effort to load the hazardous material. The firm involved halted the self harm attempt and notified authorities.
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Burns
Dry Cleaning War in Lorain Sees Price Drop
A local cleaning scare grips Lorain as shops halt promotions and all cleaners join a price cut. A suit cleaning now listed at 1.59 dollars amid cutbacks and market pressure.
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Lorain
Sepe
Ely
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Weirton Steel Co
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Nicholas Elich
Horus Wagner
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