President Coolidge Heads Home From Adirondacks On Vacation
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge board the presidential special at Gabriels New York for a sixteen hour run to Washington after a summer in the Adirondacks. The return follows a week of political tests as Congress looms and the Rosen-thal case awaits in the capital. A federal trade commission vacancy also requires immediate attention with Huston Thompton’s exit amid partisan opposition.
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EN Roy
Washington
Jacob Rosenthal
Coolidge
Simegclt
Slovaks Arrested in Amherst Liquor Raid
Sheriff Underhill and State Prohibition Agent Rankin arrested William and Sacha Slovak of Amherst in a residence raid. Sadie Slovak pleaded guilty to resisting an officer. fined 25 dollars plus costs. William’s trial was continued to next Saturday morning. Evidence included liquor seized and destroyed while testing.
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F. A. Underhill
Rankin
William
Sacha Slovak
Amherst
William Slovak
Sadie Slovak Wes
S. J. Treatge
Sippie
Attherst
Dischar
Weather outlook for the coming week in Ohio Valley
The outlook covers September 20 to 24 with considerable cloudiness and occasional showers. Cooler Monday with temperatures below normal, then a gradual warming toward the end of the week.
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Washington
Gent
Ohio Vale
Tad Is Badly Injured by Machine
Frederick Sabol of 12a Woodford Avenue was knocked down by a machine driven by A F Eckler of 19 Chestnut Street near the E Broad Street bridge. Younus Sabol was taken to Elytia Memorial Hospital with abdominal contusions and admitted for treatment.
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Frederick Sabol
Woodford Avenue
A. F. Eckler
Chestnut Street
Sterday
E. Bround Street
Younus Sabol
Elytia Memorial Hospital
YMCA Sets Oct Campaign for Young Men and Boys
The Y M C A will begin its annual membership drive the week of Oct 4 led by general secretary W Q McClellan. The Bluey club shows 1800 plus members as efforts start. Boys teams split into Reds and Blues with five captains each and rules grant two points per new or renewing member.
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W. Q. McClelan
McClellan
The
Bluey
Gams
Dions
Reds
Blues
Chuck Niederhauser
John Eckler
Carl Wagner
Ralph Kirks
Harold Burns
Tom Moody
Wilbur Davies
Bob Huge
Harold Robinson
Bob Fauver
Bank bandits foiled by tear gas in two attempts
Detroit on September 18 reported two bank robbers frustrated by tear gas at the Commonwealth Federal Savings Bank where a clerk and a manager triggered a defense button, forcing a withdrawal without loot. A second robbery at the Commercial State Bank also ended with the bandits escaping.
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Detroit
Tadas
Taide
Noo
Commonwealth Federal
Savimirs Bank
Revais
Commionwealth Bank
Commoereial State Bank
Stedu
Six Mexican Bandits Die in Rosenthal Slaying Case
Mexico City dispatch reports six bandits killed in the pursuit after the kidnapping and murder of Jacob Rosenthal a Woodmere New York businessman. Government statements say as many as fourteen bandits were killed or executed during fighting with troops. Three suspects captured after incapequifer incidents were returned to the scene.
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Mexico City
Jacob Rosenthal
Woodmerr
N. Y
Heron
Ag Quaperis
Don
Sikorsky Flight to Paris Delayed by Weather
The proposed Sikorsky biplane flight from Roosevelt Field to Paris is postponed to Monday at the earliest and likely not before Tuesday. Captain Rene Fonck cites very unfavorable weather for the next three days.
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Roosevelt
Appeals Court Opens Ohio Ninth District Septembers Term
The Court of Appeals Ninth Appellate District of Ohio begins its September term Monday morning with sixteen cases on the docket. The session may last three to four days, verdicts delayed for two to three weeks while a funds report is filed. Judge Williamson presides with Judges G Washburn Elyria and Ak W Funk Wonster as associates. E Pardee Ak- unnamed official listed.
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Court of Appeals
Ninth Appetite District of
Ohio
Williamson
Fudges
Open Road Reopens Between Belden and Errart
The Medina Wiska road opened to traffic after months of closure for construction. Surveyor C. TL Bigge noted the road is eighteen feet wide with reinforced concrete, built by The Myependanes Construction Company. The state code requirements for rent were reportedly exceeded.
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Belden
Er- Hark
Medina Wiska
Trafic
Collary
C. TL Bigge
Myependanes Construction Companys
Tsarnin
County completes part of road in Lorain County
The county finishes a two and a half mile section of an eighteen foot concrete road called Bivyria avenue between Rin an Torain. Traffic will be limited for about three weeks while a section in Lorain City is flushed. County Surveyor J. T. Bigas calls it the best county road improvement this year. The Patterson Construction of Lorain built the project. Canon Cepy reports a murder case: N. Shanks, 56, hanged after killing his wife and six year old son following her divorce filing.
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Rin An Torain
Trafic
Lorain
J. T. Bigas
Lorain Oor Elyria
Patterson Construction and Supply Company
Canon Cepy
Primary Defense League Moves to Supreme Court Appeal
J F Burke president of the Primary Defense League of Ohio sent a protest telegram to Secretary of State Thad Brown alleging forgery and signature irregularities in petitions backing a primary reform amendment. Brown rejected the protest citing limited authority to investigate and ensure valid signatures before ballots.
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J. F. Burkes
Primary Defense League of Ohio
Thad Brown
Thad Hrown
Columbus
Ohio
Boards of Elections
Courts of Common Pleas
Ayahoga
Hamilton
Sppens
Mane
State Supreme Court
Prixbury Defense League
Brown
Secretary of State
J. F. Burke
Elyria
James A. White
Columbug
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
Burke
White
Primary Defense League
Arrest of Aimee McPherson family in new phase of case
The case against Aimee McPherson moves to a new phase as her mother Mrs. McPherson and Ormiston face charges connected to alleged conspiracy and falsifying evidence. Atty Kennedy granted liberty after posting bond. preliminary hearing slated for Sept 24.
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Loa Ange
Minnie Krennet
Evan Walist
Allon McPhersett
Sie
Atty Kennedys
McPherson
Caf
Carmel
Ormistan
Kennedy
Few Meather
Ormiston
Bridge Widening Delayed by High Water
High water from recent heavy rains halts work on East Bridge widening. County surveyors report water and weather have stalled progress. one footer is completed while the other awaits footer completion. Project completion is pushed to a later date due to water damage and insurance concerns.
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East Bridge
County Surveyay Co
Cleveland official's wife properties padlocked in federal action
Federal authorities padlock two buildings owned by Mrs Erda Barry wife of a city safety official after assistant district attorney Towne Leuck applied for the injunction. Authorities allege the properties were used in illicit activities and the action followed court orders.
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Cleveland
Clisvelani
Sophis
Erda Barry
Wd Bar Jirectog
Nf Public Safety
City of
Ty Fodemi
Towel Leuck
Plan to Dry Up Nation Faces Expanded Enforcement Effort
Officials propose a sweeping plan to mobilize all government agencies from rural mail carriers to lighthouse keepers in a nationwide dry up campaign. Critics fear a pervasive spy system while supporters seek stronger cooperation among Justice, Treasury, and Coast Guard to curb smuggling and illicit liquor trade.
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Department of Justien
Soma
Toli
Povernment
Uguer
Department of Commerce
Prohibition
Coast Guard
Department of Justice
Treasury
Immigration Patrol
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Cootideo
Home for Aged Open to Public Before Inauguration
The Home for the Aged, under Methodist supervision, will open to the public next week for inspection. The 723 Weenavenne building, purchased two years ago from David Troxel, is a fine stone structure near the river with interior rooms of imported woods and carved features. The facility is being prepared as a central hub for a planned future plant, with a public tour during the conference.
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David Troxel
Ely
Weenavenne Tt
Jackson
Wi. W. Boynton
Brush
Bern
Marble Works Owner Dies By Self Inflicted Wound
William Archer a 49 year old wealthy proprietor of a marble works was found dead in Steubenville Sept 18 from a self inflicted razor wound. He had been in poor health for several months.
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Steubenville
William Archer
Florida Coast Hit Hard As 90 MPH Hurricane Rages
A ninety mile an hour hurricane pounded the lower east coast of Florida from Jupiter Inlet to Key Largo. Miami streets flooded with up to three feet of water and the electric plant disabled. Communications failed from Ft. Pierce to Key West as the storm destroyed lines and cut coastal shipping. No lives were reported lost.
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Jacksonville Harbor
Key West
Fla
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Jupiter Inlet
West Palm Beach
Key Largo
Miami
Miami Beach
Jacksonville
Illorida
Ft. Pierce
Bahamas
Palm Beaches
Atlantic
Weather Bureau
Foreige Wury Hall Mills Murder Case Faces Foreign Jury
The Mills Stevens Hall Camder murder case heads to a decision by Chief Justice Gummere on whether a foreign jury may be drawn for the trial. Special prosecutor Alexander Simpson announced the plan as a bitter fight looms before the state supreme court. Mrs Stevens Camder remains free on bail at 310,000, with ongoing life implications and related defendants remanded.
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Frances Stevens Hall
Denry
Willie
Theip
Henry de la BR. Carmender
Edward W. Mull
Jeannett. Mills
Gummere
Alexander Simpson
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Aed Nader
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Hurricane moves north after Florida coast hit
A hurricane sweeping the lower East Florida coast is moving north with warnings extended to Mobile. A Bahamian storm produced violent winds near Palm Beach and Macon, Georgia, including a car being raised by a waterspout near the Dinie highway.
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Fia
Florida
Mobile
Weather Bureau
Wat Palm Bhach
Fla
Bahamas
Macon
Mexican Troops Mobilize Against the Yaqui Indians
Fifteen thousand federal troops were mobilized to combat the Yaqui uprising in Mexico City. The War Department had estimated 509 men would suffice, but authorities now seek swift decisive action. Reports on General Obregon and General Obregon's fate remain unclear. General Manze’s troops reportedly joined defenses and battled Yaqui fighters.
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Mexico City
War Department
Obreson
Obregon
Giental Manze
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