Wheeler Opened Campaign In Ohio For Independent Ticket
Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana, allied with La Follette, began a three day Ohio campaign to boost the independent ticket. He planned noon remarks at the City Club, a six o clock dinner launching A D P Coyle’s bid, and a 3 pm mass meeting at the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers auditorium in Cleveland. He would also tour Columbus and Cincinnati before crossing into Indiana.
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Cleveland
Robert M. LaFollette
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Ohio
Wheeler
City Club
A. D P. Coyle
Theodore E. Burton
Congress
22Nd
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Columbus
Chr
Ounmati
Indiana
LaFollere
Senate
Department of Justice
Independent Movement
Style Center Fall Opening Show Highlights Modern Gowns
The Style Center fall opening showcases simpler, elegant gowns with white satin bead trim and velvet touches. Featured are bengaline and satin street dresses, mandarin styled cloaks, fur trims on coats, and embroidery. A three piece ensemble and luxurious undergarments appeal as cooler weather approaches. Laredo, Texas, plans a new country club with polo golf and tennis facilities.
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Nayer
Laredo
Texas
Hurricane devastates Georgia towns with two dead
A hurricane sweeping across central Georgia killed D M Chism, 65, and a five year old girl in Brownton, while destroying homes and crops. The Penn family suffered fatalities and injuries amid widespread ruin and incomplete reports of Brownton being almost obliterated.
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Macon
Georgia
D. M. Chism
Nashville
Willian Penn
Brownton
Penn
Singing Hen Saves Nesting Flock Near Newark
A singing hen helped reclaim a stolen flock of White Wyandotte chickens owned by Mrs Anna Larason near Newark. After a thief took the birds and sold them, Mrs Larason reportedly taught a old hen to sing to signal the location. the sheriff was called and the birds were returned to her.
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Newark
Anna Larason
Marines Back on Board Ship
Washington dispatch says American marines who landed at Telba Honduras have been withdrawn. The destroyer Galveston stays at Ceiba while Rochester sailed from Ceiba to Cela.
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Washington
Telba
Honduras
Navy Department
Rochester
Ceiba
Cela
Galveston
Prince of Wales visits in doubt as schedule shifts
Report from Syosset L I notes conflicting plans for the Prince of Wales American visit. Capt A F Lascelles confirms no fixed timetable, though Wales enjoys a carefree stay and may alter departure dates. Denials earlier in the week are reiterated amid ongoing travel speculation.
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Syosset
L. I
Prince of Wales
United States
Little England
Long Island
A. F. Lascelies
H.R. H
Wales
Lascelles
High River
ST Eratica
David Boyle
Trapped Bandit Commits Suicide After Police Chase
In Mount Vernon a bandit killed himself in a cellar near police HQ after a running pistol battle with officers. Three companions fled toward New York. The gang, identified by letters on the body as McBride, is believed to have robbed motorists and stolen a car across Westchester.
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Mount Vernon
N. Y
Poliee
New York
Felice
Westchester County
Pautits
McBride
Columbus rents on the decline
Columbus rents have remained largely stationary over the past year with a slight drop in high priced properties. Demand remains strong for houses at 50 dollars a month or less, while newly built upscale apartments and residences are slow to rent as more such properties were completed during the year since WWI began.
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Columbus
Tokyo Floods Devastate Villages and City
Torrential rains flood Tokyo and surrounding villages causing widespread destruction. Reports say thousands of homes inundated and many lives may be lost as rescuers race to reach stranded residents near Kagemura and six other villages. Fears grow for 300 villagers declared missing.
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Tokyo
Kagemura
Minister Missing Believed Fatally Injured In Chicago
Leslie Anderson, 35, pastor of Evangelical Church in St. Joseph, Mich, found in Chicago loop after vanishing Saturday. Abandoned car beneath Hearst Square elevated tracks held farewell notes hinting at suicide over scandal involving two women. Letters to wife and family reference embracing death, insurance, and plans to move to Orillon. Mrs. Anderson says husband left Saturday morning and she ignored church gossip.
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Chicago
Leslie Anderson
Evangelical Church
St. Joseph
Mich
Loop
Hearst Square
County Hospital
Tye
Mother
Father
George
Orillon
Wee Fordy
Mana gets legion meet in St. Paul 1925
St. Paul Nebr 17 Omaha Neb won the 1925 American Legion convention location after a vote of 512 to 441 over Fort Worth Texas following hours of debate by supporters of the rival cities.
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Paul
Omaha
Nebraska
American Legion
Fort Worth
Texas
Fire Destroys Ohio Village In Repeated Blaze
Marienville, Pennsylvania, village thirty miles from Kane, suffers its third major fire in four years. This morning the Main street blaze harmed the principal hotel and several other buildings in a forested area. Local officials seek state aid to repair East Erie avenue on a state highway route. In Lorain, the Rev. R. C. Beechtey from Akron is named to lead the 20th Street M E church, replacing Rev. T. R. Jones.
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Kane
Marienville
Little Forest
Lorain
Service
Miller
State Highway Department
Erie Avenue
Cleveland
Detroit
Akron
Coshocton
M. HE
R. C. Beechtey
20Th Street M. E
T. R. Jones
Bonds duplication claim hearing before banking panel
Chas B Brewer testified to the House Banking and Currency Committee alleging fraudulent duplication of government bonds at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. He claimed undersecretary Kiston authorized a records review, but chief loans and currency official J F McCoughtry blocked it. Mellon rejected charges of actual duplication and any government loss.
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Washisgaws. Eee
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
House Banking and Currency Committee
Chas. B. Brewer
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Brewer
Kiston
J. F. McCoughtry
Stocks Advance as Bulls Rebound on Broad Market Rally
Noon trading shows renewed buying across most sectors with notable gains in General Electric and Crucible Steel. Oil stocks face pressure from crude cuts, while rail and utility shares push higher. livestock prices and Liberty bonds also reported with varied outcomes in a broad market update.
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LFAD
New York
Crucible Steel
Bears
General Electric
Baldwin
American Can
United States Steel
Frisco
Southwestern
Missouri Pacific
Atlantic Coast Line
Prairie Oil and Gas
Gulf Oi Co
Wealthy men robbed by hold up gang on Fifth Avenue
Four millionaires were robbed of more than $20,000 in jewelry and cash as they approached Seward W. Ehrich's Fifth Avenue home in New York. Ehrich, inside with the inner door unlocked, was among the victims. Four or five men confronted the party with revolvers and fled in an automobile.
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New York
Seward W. Ehrich
Fifth Ave
Ehrich
Samuel Ehrich
G O P Conference In Columbus Prepares For Campaign
Republican county chairmen from all parts of the state gathered at Columbus to receive campaign ammunition and instructions for a thorough statewide and national effort. Former governor Harry L. Davis outlined issues and told chairmen they would tour every precinct with campaign arguments. Clarence J. Neal said the meeting would mark an unusually vigorous party drive this year. D M Parker, a former judge, planned to outline the speaker bureau plans.
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Columbus
Repupean County
Deshler
Harry L. Davis
Reminse
Clarence J. Neal
D. M. Parker
Explosions devastate Beacon New York factory and homes
Two blasts wrecked the fireworks factory of Joseph Chiarella and many surrounding homes in Beacon New York. Louis Fabiano and a mate were fatally injured, with at least a dozen homes lost and over 50 buildings shattered. Sleeping residents were buried and injured by flying glass as the Red Cross organized relief for the homeless.
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Beacon
Joseph Chiarella
Louis Fabiano
Mate
Beacon Red Cross
Hungarian Is May B Dent CLEVELAND Deportation proceedings start against Gezella Cesh
Deportation actions opened today in Cleveland against Gezella Cesh 22 described as a pretty Hungarian girl formerly of New York. She was arrested with her 17 year old nephew Nick Cesh also of New York on statutory charges. Federal authorities say she entered the country in 1922 as a single woman though it is learned she is married. She is charged with inducing the youth to come here and live with her as husband and wife.
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Cleveland
Gezella Cesh
New York
Nick Cesh
Gezella
Tropical storm moves off Florida coast toward Atlantic
A tropical storm threatening Florida's east coast has moved off the coast into the Middle Atlantic region and is racing southeastward. Reports from the Weather Bureau show increased velocity with winds up to 32 miles per hour at Cape Henry and 72 miles per hour at Cape Hatteras, according to the Jacksonville office.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida East Coast
Middle Atlantic
United States Weather Bureau
Cape Henry
Cape Hatteras
A row over Mayr's Wonderful Remedy ends with cure
A husband recalls his wife suffering stomach and liver trouble for years. After quarrel, she finally takes Mayr's Wonderful Remedy at his employer's suggestion. He claims her ailments disappeared and promises a money back guarantee if not convinced. Advertisement claims the product removes galarrhal mucus and inflammation in the digestive tract.
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Mayr
Four masked bandits linked to Broadway murders in New York
Police connect a New Jersey couple and a maid’s robbery in a Harlem style case with the murders of Edith King and Louise Lawson. Investigators, seeking the same quartet, have a first definite suspect description from Miss Bode and the maid as they piece together the gay white way’s most baffling crimes.
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New York
Edith Bode
Modiste
Robert L. Hague
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Dot King
Louise Lawcon
Hague
Hoboken
N. J
Alba Kneeland
Los Angeles
Calif
Miss Bobe
Francis Larrimore
Miss King
Miss Lawson
Miss Larrimore
Broadway
Larrimore
Bobe
Bride in Auto Crash Near Youngstown
Mrs. Marshall Whittaker formerly Miss Jean Sadler of New Castle Pennsylvania was seriously injured when the car driven by her husband swerved into a parked vehicle after a tire blew out west of North Jackson near Youngstown. She is at St Elizabeth's hospital in Youngstown for about two weeks with a deep forehead gash. her husband was only lightly injured. The couple, married September three, were honeymooning and heading to their home at 604 Dewey Avenue in this city.
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Marshall Whittaker
Jean Sadler
New Castle
North Jackson
Youngstown
Whittaker
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Mr. Whittaker
Mrs Whittaker
Dewey Avenue
Barnstorm Trip for Airplanes Opens in Indianapolis Tonight
Four airplanes equipped with pyrotechnics and three search lights left Dayton on a barnstorming tour covering towns within 200 miles. An afternoon aerial circus and a night fireworks display will promote the air races set for October 2 3 and 4. The performances start in Indianapolis today.
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Dayton
Indianapolis
Elyria Gun Club to Hold Regular Shoot Tomorrow
The Elyria Gun Club will conduct its regular schedule shoot tomorrow afternoon at Pasadena Park starting at 3 o clock. Repairs on traps and trap house have been completed per president L D Jefferson to prevent delays from previous damage. Out of town shooters have been advised and many are expected to attend.
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Elyria Gui Club
Pasadena Park
L. D. Jefferson
Taval Club
Racing and golf events on today’s schedule
A summary of today’s sports: Queen County Jockey Club at Aqueduct, Kentucky Jockey Club at Latonia, Montreal Jockey Club at Montreal. Trotting Grand Circuit at Toledo. PGA Championship at French Lick, Canadian Women’s Open at Hamilton, South Central Amateur at Hot Springs, British Girls at Stoke Poges. Shepherd dog show in Montreal. Joth Maloas versus Johnny Wilson in 10 rounds at St Paul.
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Queens County Jockey Club
Aqueduct
Kentucky Jockeylub
Latonia
Montreal
Johnny Wilson
St. Paul
Night boxing results and baseball scores from New York Boston and Chicago
At New York Jack Zivic of Pittsburgh knocked out Archie Walker in the first round. At Boston Young Stribling of Macon Ga decision over Tom Robson of Malden in ten rounds. Stribling impressed. Robson fought hard. Tommy Gardner of San Francisco stopped Joe Burman of Atlanta in the fourth round. White beat Red Sox in batter. Chicago trounces Boston near cellar. Ed Rommel slows Cobb’s Tigers as Athletics beat Detroit 14 to 2. Cubs win twice over Braves to reach first division. Bean eaters staggered 12 innings before expiring.
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New York
Jack Zivic
Pittsburgh
Archie Walker
Boston
Young Stribling
Macon
Tom Robson
Malden
Stribling
Robson
Tommy Gardner
San Francisco
Joe Burman
Atlanta
Demand lower freight rates for Ohio coal demand lower freight rates for Ohio coal
Columbus September 17 A move to readjust Ohio coal freight rates within Ohio was urged to boost local consumption. Governor Donahey asked Attorney General Crabbe to seek reduced rates before the state utilities commission. Ohio coal operators urged a fair rate to help Whip mines compete with West Virginia, which largely uses non union labor.
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Columbus
Ohio
Wis
Crabbe
State Utilities Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Indiana
Lorain Fall Festival Opens Attracts Thousands In Attendance
Lorain merchants opened the annual Fall Festival drawing about 10,000 people. A dancing contest featured nine nations with Polish entrants winning two events and an Irish girl taking second. Weather may affect continuation tonight, with a possible postponement to tomorrow. The piece also notes the 1925 Indiana State golf championship to be played at French Lick Springs.
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Lorain
French Lick Springs
Powerful antiseptic Kojene promises to wipe out catarrh
Advert provides a six ounce bottle of Kojene as the world's most powerful non poisonous antiseptic. Available from C W Phillips or any druggist for 60 cents. Use spray or snuff in nostrils daily for a week to clear mucous. If not gone in a week, money back. Kojene touted as four times stronger than carbolic acid and safe to drink, with diluted use per directions.
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C. W. Phillips
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Ake Haley
Haley
Mana
Legion
Ohio Village
York State
Eee
Liberty Bonds
G.O.P
N.Y. Town
Mathias Ratdl
West River 8
Bride
White
Red
Sox
Bboston
Ed Rommel
Crepe
Tigers
Cobb
Athletics
Cubs
Braves
Beaneaters
America
Grand Theater
Barbecue Inn
Cleveland Rd
Cor Barton Rd
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