Indictment raid on Eagles club seizes liquor and slots
State prohibition officers raided the Eagles club in Soma City at 10 30 yesterday, seizing bottles and two five gallon jugs, four slot machines, and punch boards. Elmer G Reinke, the club steward, was fined 500 for possessing liquor as a private enterprise. The case against the club for slot machines proceeds in police court tomorrow.
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Eagles Club
Prohibition
Frank Klady
William Robinson
K. Dern
R. J. Croyle
P. J. Creehan
Steward
Elmer G. Reinke
Reinke
Jones
Coats
Ted
Progress through moral force, not arms, says Coolidge
President Coolidge told the American Red Cross in Washington that real progress comes from moral force, not armies or navies. He called the Red Cross a spiritual force of human relationship guiding nations to serve each other and build character, not rely on force or wealth.
Man Dies of Sadstools at Jordan Rain Sunday
Julia Szabo, 43, died in St Joseph's hospital after a toadstroly incident during a music event. Szabo family members were later ill but recovering. Government officials consider presenter withdrawals amid planning with the United Nations as American destroyers move in nearby waters.
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Jrain
Lay
Julia
St. Joseph's
Szabo Famre
Ridgeville Church Holds Nightly Doctrinal Lectures This Week
Doctrinal lectures at Ridgeville St Peter's Church run nightly at eight o'clock through Sunday. Fathers Steinbrunner and Dillion present topics on purgatory, marriage, scripture, confession, Mary, the Lord's Supper, and religious equality. Open to all Christian men and women with a question box for inquiries.
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St. Peter's Church
Ridgeville
Father Rhein
Fire Ravages Erie Fur niture Store and Banks
A blaze in Erie Pennsylvania leveled the Stanley Brothers Furniture store causing over 109000 in damage. The fire also damaged the Bank of Erie and other shops as apparatus crews battled the flames injuring Fire Chief M J Cronin and several firefighters. The episode followed a separate notice about the Marion Ohio Tribune ending morning publication and Marion Star circulation. A Knights of Pythias state convention opened in Toledo with about 1000 delegates.
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Erie
Stanley Brothers Furniture Company
Bank of Erie
M. J. Cronin
Ohio
Oklahoma Governor Faces Allegations of Intimidation
McBee claims gunmen and secret service operatives loyal to Governor Tring are at least 25 strong and some are paroled convicts. He vows 78 state representatives will meet in Oklahoma City within 48 hours to form a peaceful assembly amid warnings of business loss and death traps for lawmakers.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Secret Service
Gover
Mr. Bee
McBee
House
Senate
Walton
Oklahoma
Ku Klux Klan
Phillip Britch Sues Wife for Divorce
Phillip Britch of this city files for divorce from Anna Britch in common pleas court. He alleges a quarrelsome disposition and multiple arrests, the latest Sept. 16 with a night in the lockup. He says he helped raise her three children by a former marriage, paid for and improved property, and gave her a large share of his wages, but she makes life unbearable.
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Phillip Britch
Anna Britch
Court of Common Pleas
Abe
Cannnot
Persian earthquakes kill 123 in Khorassan area
A Teheran despatch reports 123 killed and about 100 injured in a major earthquake in Khorassan Persia. The quake was widely felt and caused extensive damage over the region. Separately a strong quake near Kerman caused heavy property damage and village destruction but no reported deaths.
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London
Khorassan
Persia
Teheran
Lima
Kerman
State officials worry over water at Grafton farm project
Ohio officials in Columbus fear the water supply at the Grafton farm property bought for 100000 to support the Cleveland state hospital may be inadequate. Drilling on the hog farm near the Summit Cuyahoga county line, seven miles south of the hospital, has yielded unfavorable results. If the supply fails, appropriated funds for buildings could be redirected.
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Grafton
Cleveland State Hospital
Summit Cuyahoga County
State Department of Public
Columbus
Governor Donahey Admits State Uses Overweight Trucks
In a letter to Senator J F Burke Governor Donahey acknowledges Ohio state trucks exceed Burke Truck Law. He confirms eight to ten trucks surpass weight limits and are used only under Section 7247, largely in dry weather, and suggests disposing of them before next construction season to obtain compliant replacements.
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Donahey
J. F. Burke
Highway Department
Cleveland Men Fined By Mayor After Whiskey Cat Find
Cleveland men found with sixty quarts of whiskey in a wrecked cat on Cleveland street were convicted of illegal liquor possession in police court. Mayor Jones fined $1000 and costs, ordered car confiscated, and Hamlin’s attorney announced an appeal while bond was set at $1500. In England, an American plane crashed during Schneider Cup practice. crew rescued.
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Jim Hamlin
Cleveland
Cleveland Street
Jones
Hamlin
Court of Common Pleas
Two confess to 10 robbery of aut
Prosecuting attorney Lawrence Webber and Police Chief E J Stankard escorted J Har Old Gordon 22 and Web Godd Ting 23 to face charges of highway robbery against Orlando Hurst on Sept 6. They confessed after arrest in St Petersburg Florida and said $45 was taken, not 40. Both men, educated and young, claim not to have struck Hurst but bound and gagged him. Goebring, older, says he was a National Safe and Lock Co salesman and planned the crime to reach Jacksonville. They will be arraigned before Justice George.
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Lawrence Webber
E.J. Stankard
Harold Gordon
Web
Godd- Ting
Orlando Hurst
St Petersburg
Fla
Ohio
Stankard
Gordon
Hurst
Goebring
Cleveland
National Safe & Lock Co
Jacksonville
Cincinnati
Goehring
George
Florida
Webber
Counts Again Denies All Charges in Cleveland Trial
Fred Counts former federal prohibition agent testifies denying all charges in the conspiracy trial in federal district court. He admits he did not arrest the Auerbach master bootleggers of Cleveland while serving as an agent.
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Cleveland
Fred Counts
United States
A. S
Bernsteen
Frank Counts
Samuel Hoskins
Columbus
Joseph Shearer
Prohibition
Ohio
Counts
Ford Replies on Muscle Shoals Nitrate Offer
Secretary Weeks received Henry Ford's reply to the White House request for a revised offer on the nitrate properties and water power project at Muscle Shoals. The War Department also learned details today about Ford's response.
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Washington
War Weeks
Henry Ford
Coolidge
Detroit
Muscle Shoals
War Department
Treasury foresees surplus. tax cut likely next Congress
Treasury officials estimate a large surplus doubling prior figures, paving the way for tax reductions next Congress. Secretaries Mellon and the cabinet weigh proposed rates while the president and House and Senate debate surtax cuts for moderate incomes. Bonus supporters see momentum as spending may be held near 2.5 billion next year.
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Treasury
Congress
Treasury- Department
House
Senate
International Revenue Bureau
Cummins Abandons Plan for Compulsory Railroad Consolidation
Washington report says Senator Albert B Cummins Republican chairman of the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee has abandoned plans to legislate compulsory consolidation of American railroads. The move comes despite his earlier proposals and suggests President Coolidge's disfavor with major system consolidation.
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Washington
Coolidge
Albert B. Cummins
Town
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Women Stage Pageant in Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs hosts a day of pageant events in Garden of the Gods marking the 15th anniversary of the first equal rights movement. Communities celebrate feminist achievements as participants compete for recognition and titles.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Garden of the Gods
Riots and violent deaths plague Germany crowds
Berlin reports a wave of riots across Germany with five killed and 11 wounded in clashes near Wiedereitrich and Gleiwitz. Unrest spreads from Lorrach to Dresden and Bavaria as police face militants in violent confrontations. A Polar air crash near Heyst adds to the day’s tragic toll with a downed pilot.
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Berlin
Germany
Wiederitsch
Siz
Gleiwitz
Lorrach
Treves
Rhineland
Dresden
Sinng
Bavaria
Auto Mishap on Sunday Injures Eight Near Stop 93
Three people were severely injured and three more bruised when their auto overturned in the ditch near Stop 93 Oberlin road. The group includes F A Snyder and family from 2083 West 98th Street and G F Long and family from 1322 West 105th Street Cleveland. They were taken to Memorial hospital. the boy suffered a compound leg fracture and Mrs Snyder a severe head wound.
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Oberlin Road
F. A Snyder
W. 98Rd Street
G. F.long
105Th Street
Cleveland
Memorial Hospital
Bar Association Considers Reform in Monday Case Assignments
The bar association met as court opened. F M Stevens proposed forming a committee to craft a plan reducing Monday court time spent on case assignments. President George Glitch named Stevens chair and will appoint further members. Other committees were formed to draft resolutions on the death of Co Hill and to invite the bar to Constitution Week events at the First Church.
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Bar Association
F. M. Stevens
George Glitch
M. Stevens
Piret Church
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