Labor leader Terrence Powderly dies in Washington
Obituary notes Terrence V Powderly former head of the Knights of Labor dies at 75 in Washington. Also reported are political and economic items including Coolidge stance on London conference and Dawes plan, Hoover on St Lawrence Seaway, and various court and public notices.
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Obituary and World News Roundup From The Era
Sir Dighton Probyn dies at ninety one, close confidant to Dowager Queen Alexandra raises fears for her health. Italy’s Mussolini promises constitutional return and confidence vote as political crisis unfolds. Australia and Canada strike developments tied to postal workers and wage disputes. Mount Everest expedition reports disaster with two deaths. Miss Helen Wills advances at Wimbledon with a 6 1 6 0 win over Lillian Scharman. Romanian oil properties confiscation drains foreign holdings amid Bratianu government push. Aerial effort to reach the North Pole discussed as Amundsen plans faltering path.
Ohio Gleanings Highlights From Across the State
A roundup of Ohio news items including deaths from accidents and drowning, plant openings in East Fultonham and Cleveland, farm price trends, school and university updates, civic and crime notes, and public safety rulings. Notable names include Willis H Hoag, Edgar Artiss, Frank Clay, Charles Salen, and Governor Donahey.
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Canton official Edward E Curtis held on bribery charges
Canton Ohio Edward E Curtis former Safety Director in the Curtis administration was released on a 14000 bond after Stark County grand jury indicted him on seven counts of bribery. Indictments stem from alleged payments by Bouklais Haas Crowley Turner and others in 1921 1923 and 1928. Curtis to be arraigned in Common Pleas Court Monday denies guilt calling the case a conspiracy.
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Chicagoan Shot Down In Saloon Drive Suspect Feud
Danny Hartnett a West Side gangster is wounded while his sister in law Viola Browning alias Buckley is dead after a Chicago saloon shooting. Police suspect a bootleg feud or jealousy over a woman and detain Mrs Hartnett along with saloon owner Thomas Powers and two men found with revolvers.
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Devastating Min River Flood Engulfs Fuchow City
In Shanghai reports describe the worst floods in the Min river region’s history. Thousands of property dollars lost and many drown. Fuchow, capital of Fokein, 35 miles upstream, is three quarters underwater as rafts sweep downstream threatening shipping.
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Ontario to spend 28 million on road surfacing
Ontario plans a five year program to surface 700 miles of highways with permanent cement. Premier G. Howard Ferguson told the legislative assembly the project will cost between 35 000 and 45 000 dollars per mile based on 1923 material prices.
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Thaw Buys Fruit Farm Near Winchester
Van Harry K. Thaw has made the first payment on Kenil worth an estate five miles from Winchester where he plans retirement to devote himself to fruit growing. A New York architect will assess improvements on the 104 acre farm and the old mansion.
Rooster Noise Triggers Huntington City Complaints
Irate Huntington residents flood City Council with protests over a crowing rooster that disturbs sleep. Citizens demand action to stop the nuisance and restore quiet in the neighborhood.
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Huntington
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Six Boys Arrested in Chicago Extortion Case
Six youths aged 12 to 18 are jailed on charges of attempted extortion inspired by Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb. Police report a wave of letters to wealthy Chicago families and six extortion notes were received today, per Police Chief Collins.
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