Mutiny Rumors Cloud Chekiang and Peking Conflicts
Reports from Hangzhou and Shanghai describe mutiny rumors in Chekiang forces and aerial actions around Shankarwan as tensions rise in Manchuria. In Washington, July and August government operating expenses fell by about 13.4 million, easing the 1924–25 budget outlook and boosting hopes for a 150 million surplus in 1926.
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Hangshaw
Shanghai
London
Army of Marines
Chang Tso-Lin
Manchuria
Peking
Shankarwan
Pekin
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Central News Discs
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Treasury
Coolidge
Congress
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Agriculture
Agriculture Department
United States Veterans Bureau
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World girdlers arrive at St Joseph in V formation
St Joseph Missouri September 18 the round the world fliers landed at 12 35 pm at Rosecrans aviation field after touring the city in a perfect V formation. A great crowd gathered before national guard troops kept onlookers back as the planes prepared to move on to Muskogee Oklahoma.
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ST. Joseph
Rosecrans Aviation Field
Muskogee
Oklo
Naional
City considers compulsory smallpox vaccination talk
Columbus today: city attorney Leach says health board asked for opinion on making city wide smallpox vaccination compulsory. Cincinnati reports twoCard incidents with Lucille Lunsford near death and Ralph L Piper held on drunkenness and reckless driving after Latonia crash. Ohio brickyard purchases loom in campaign skirmishes as Harry L Davis pushes issues. Milk producers group of 2500 in Ohio Indiana and Kentucky forms to seek better prices and quality upgrades.
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Leach
Board of Health
Cincinnati
Lucille Lunsford
Covington
St. Elizabeth S Hospital
Ralph L Piper
Hamilton
Ohio
Latonia
Piper
Donahey
Harry L. Davis
Indiana
Kentucky
Burton K Wheeler
Robert M LaFollette
Toledo
Harry “. Daugherty
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Herman Bodman Dies in Amherst at 87
Herman Bodman 87 died at his Spring Street home in Amherst after a long illness. He came from New York City two years ago and worked as a carpenter. Survived by widow, two daughters Mrs Caroline Kelch and Mrs A G Menz and son Fred Bodman all of Amherst and daughter Margaret in Cleveland, plus a Amherst sister Christina Kauffman. Funeral Saturday at nine from St Joseph church with burial at Calvary Cemetery.
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Amherst
New York City
Caroline Kelch
A. G. Menz
Fred Bodman
Margaret
Cleveland
Christina Kauffman
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Plea Bid For Accomplice In Chicago Slaying Case
Walter Krauser, 18, the alleged murderer, may plead for Bernard Grant’s life before Gov. Len Small. Grant faces execution Oct. 17 for his role in the tea store robbery in which Patrolman Ralph Sauders was killed. Swanson represents Grant and announces the possible intervention.
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Chicago
Walter Krauser
Len Smail
Bernard Grant
Thomas E. Swanson
Grant
Mussolini predicts early retirement from office
Premier Mussolini, leading the black shirted Fascisti, said he would soon retire from the Italian government. In Montreal, hundreds of unemployed men at the Dominion Glass Plant were dispersed by fire hoses after the plant reopened. London reports Thomas W. Miller of the United States was unanimously elected president of the Federation of Inter-Allied War Veterans.
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Naples
Mussolini
Montreal
Dominion Glass Com
London
Thomas W. Miller
United States
Federation of Inter-Allied War Veterans
Local Divorces Filed in Lorain Court Amid Claims of Neglect
Six divorce petitions filed in Lorain over the past 24 hours allege gross neglect of duty extreme cruelty and failure to provide. Plaintiffs include Mabel Williams Dora Karlovean Mary Radosevic Leola Fortin Flora Guy Creta Temphill, all seeking divorce alimony and custody.
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Lorain
Mabel Williams
Mark Williams
Dora Karlovean
John Karlovean
Mary Radosevic
Mike Radocevic
Leola A. Fortin
George Fortin
Flora Guy
John Guy
Creta Evangeline Temphill
Frederick Temphill
Tay
Freight collision halts Santa Fe train near Galesburg
The Chicagoan limited of the Santa Fe bound for Chicago collided with a freight train near Galesburg Illinois. No injuries reported as engineer Rube Stoner and the fireman rode the passenger engine 200 yards into a cornfield. a buckled freight car caused the crash while steel coaches protected passengers.
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Galesburg
Chicagoan
Crack Limited
Santa Fe
Chicago
Rube Stoner
Reading Silk Co driver foils $30,000 robbery by masked bandits
Joseph Mekan, driver for the Reading Silk Company, faced five masked attackers who tried to steal his truckload of silken goods valued at $30,000 on a road between Lere and Falstington. He drove straight at the bandits, forcing them to scatter, after they blocked the road. In Lorain, the Red Cross says it will move from Hotel Antlers on October 7, with work largely finished and staff reduced.
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Morrisville
Joseph Mekan
Reading Silk Company
Lere
Falsington
Mahan
Lorain
Ed Cross
Hotel Antlers
Red Crags
Justice to speed up 700 war fraud cases announced
Attorney General Stone announced a complete reorganization of the war transaction section of the Department of Justice to speed up more than 700 war fraud cases now pending.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Stone
Abbot man in NY jewelry robbery linked to high profile case
Tague Pike 29 a Yale and Sing Sing graduate was arrested in New York on extortion charges tied to the robbery of Edith Bobe a Broadway modiste and Robert Hague of Standard Oil with over 50000 in jewels and cash. Police compare fingerprints and seek identifications as visitors report threatening calls. The piece also notes DOJ reform efforts and urgent case prioritization by Andrews Michael and the war frauds section.
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Montague Pike
Yale
Sing Sing
Edith Bobe
Broad Way
Bobe
Miss Bobe
Hague
Stone
Paul Shipman Andrews
Syracuse
N. Y
Jerome Michael
New York City
Treasury
Department of Justice
Andrews
Michael
Medina Civil War Vet Louis R. Mann Dies at 91
Louis R. Mann a Medina Ohio resident and Civil War veteran died at his home on Wednesday morning September 17 at age 91. Enlisted in 1861 he served with the 108th O V I and attended the recent encampment. He is survived by three daughters one son eight grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. his wife died thirty years ago. Funeral from his daughter Mrs L D Crofoot Medina will be held Saturday the 20th at 2 p m burial at Spring Grove cemetery. He was grandfather of J K Seymour of Lake Avenue and had many friends in the city.
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Louis R. Mann
Medina
Ohio
Mann
Lake Shore
L. D. Crofoot
Spring Grove
J. K. Seymour
Lake Avenue
Life hopes rise for Perrygo before execution
Washington reports Ed gar Randolph Perrygo, 28, on death row for a four year old murder, sees a glimmer of life as appeals or clemency are weighed. Other items note A O U W officers installed in Wheeling West Virginia and votes on 1928 convention city.
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Edgar Randolph Perrygo
Wheeling
W. Va
Grand Lodge
West Virginia
Maryland
Ohio
W. B. Tucker
W. M. Narvis
Muscatine
Iowa
New York
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Hyman Bushel
Hie
Firpo
Ellis Island
Bushel
Carlos Neuman Garnet
New Brunswick
N. J
Harvey Selbauer
Elizabeth Johnson
New York City
Miss Johnson
Kingston
Quake Toll Rises in Turkish Armenian District
Constantinople reports 220 bodies recovered from the Erzerum earthquake area. Eighty villages are seriously affected as tremors linger. relief has been dispatched.
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Constantinople
Erzerum
Riwanian Constitution Week Observed By Kiwanis Club
The Kiwanis Club held Constitution Week with Judge A R Webber delivering an address on the constitution and the Supreme Court. He praised Thomas Jefferson and Chief Justice John Marshall, noting landmark cases that shaped constitutional meaning. The event impressed attendees with the speaker's study and delivery.
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Kiwanis Club
Supreme Court
A R. Webber
Thomas Jefferson
Congress
John Marshall
Cleveland Couple Perished in Lake While Jewelry Missing
Lorain Ohio September 18 The bodies of Mr and Mrs Martin Thayer owners of the yacht Wing and Wing were found on the beach near stop 73 four miles west of here The husband wore a life belt his wife without one The missing jewelry case was not found They had spent the weekend at Put in Bay and were returning to Cleveland There were distress signals signs meanwhile the engine showed signs of being worked on but no other cause for abandoning the vessel was found The Thayers were residents of Cleveland and long time summer cruisers
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Thayer
Wing
Stop 73
Here
Thayers
Put-in-Bay
Cleveland
Autos Skid Injures Four in Elyria Area Crash
Slippery pavement sent Mrs Omer Harr of East Cleveland to hospital after a car skidded and struck her group. Her husband daughter and a Miss Mills suffered minor injuries. Joe Pegowski of Berea escaped with slight injuries when his car overturned on Center Ridge road. Maynard Metcalf of Oberlin sustained a fractured collar bone and was admitted to Elyria hospital after a machine struck him.
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Omer Harr
East Cleveland
W. Cushing
Maynard Metcalf
Forest Street
Oberlin
Elyria Hospital
High School Cafeteria Serves Busy Students Well
A school paper reporter visited the Roca high school cafeteria to observe meal service for 500 or more students. Food included cream of celery, beef rot, mashed potatoes, stews and desserts priced at 5c except milk 4c, with average meals around 18c.
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Roca
Toll reaches 38 in Kemmerer mine disaster
The Kemmerer Coal Company mine at Sablet near Kemmerer Wyoming suffered an explosion. P J Quealy president of the company confirmed 38 dead after a check found fifty men in the workings. 12 escaped, 27 bodies recovered with many burned. Others were still believed in the mine as night approached.
Corporate Profit News From Crex, Pullman and Railroads
Crex Carpet reports net income after tax of 194 431 for year to June 30 or 6 48 a share. Pullman posts 13 603 063 after tax for year to July 31 roughly 1 008 a share. Carloads in week to September 6 total 920 979 a drop of 99 360 from prior week. Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh Railroad shows quarterly surplus after tax of 183 742 and 1 83 a share after preferred dividends versus 284 297 or 1 85 a share a year ago.
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New York
Crex Carpet Company
Pullman Company
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Railroad
Confessed to Thefts by Juvenile Suspects in Lorain
Lorain police say three boys confessed to at least five thefts in recent days. They will be turned over to juvenile court for processing.
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Lorain
Poticn
Rents in New York Hold Steady in Survey
Rents in New York remain at a stable level with little chance of a material drop, according to a survey by real estate and renting agencies conducted for the International News Service.
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New York
International News Service
Today
Screen Star Picked By Dying Woman As Mate's Second Wife
Los Angeles headlines report film director Benjamin B. Hampton married actress Claire Adams as his second wife. Hampton, 48, wed Adams, 24, after a dying wife expressed the wish. The couple plan a New York honeymoon. Adams was a close friend and earlier chosen for roles by Mrs. Hampton. Hampton has five children in Galesburg Illinois.
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Los Angeles
Claire Adams
Benjamin B. Hampton
Galesburg
New York
Hampton
Miss Adams
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