Thirteen Bandits Executed for Rosenthal Killing
Thirteen men killed by Mexican troops in the Rosenthal case. Six executed as guilty, seven as suspects, following a kidnapping and ransom plot against Jacob Rosenthal of Woodmere New York. Three bandits killed for aiding the escape attempt. others killed near Huizlac. Postmortem shows knife and pistol wounds. Mex authorities pledge pursuit and punishment of all involved.
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Mexico City
Jacob Rosenthal
Woodmere
N. Y
Huizlac
Joseph Ruff
Rosenhal
Mr. Rosenthal
Huitzilac
Rosenthal
Foreign Office
J. Rosenthal
Bride to be left waiting as man ends life over secret
Adams Nebraska September 18 Frank Thomas 23 shot himself after telling fiancée Miss Ethel White he could not marry because he was an illegitimate child. He left a note asking for no sympathy and claiming he had done his best for all concerned. His father died nine years ago and Thomas had worked through high school with dramatics and athletics.
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Adams
Honor
Frank Thomas
Ethel White
Omus
Thomas
Ilo
University students suspended for hazing conduct
Chapel Hill NC September 18 two University of Carolina seniors B Mills and R W ein charged with hazing. They allegedly paraded a group of freshmen down a street with trousers rolled up and knees exposed as part of initiation during the early college term.
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Chapel Hill
University of Carolina
B. Mills
R. Wein
North Olina
President Coolidge Leaves Adirondack Summer White House
President and Mrs. Coolidge depart Gabriels New York by special train at 7 40 am returning to Washington from their ten week stay at the Adirondacks. The trip will pass through Mohawk and Hudson valleys to New York City then Philadelphia and Washington. Bruce Barton and Mrs Barton ride as guests with Secret Service aboard. Edward T Clark serves as president’s secretary and directs summer executive offices.
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N. Y
White Pine Camp
White House
Mra. Coolidge
Mohawk
Hudson River
New York Central Railroad
New York City
Philadelphia
Washington
Bruce Barton
New York
Mr. Clark
100 Mile Per Hour Wind Hits Miami Beach
A 100 mph gale lashed Miami Beach causing three feet of water on the island and six feet over the causeway. Wires were down and communications with Miami were severed for hours as docks, power boats and several structures were wrecked. Western Union lines later linked Miami Beach via Punta Rassa and Key West, but no commercial traffic resumed.
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Pla
Miami Beach
Western Union Telegraph Company
Punta Rosa
Key West
Western Union
Beach
Miami
Florida
Cable
The
Port Pierce
Punta Rassa
Key Weat
Cawse Wins National Veterans Tennis Championship Again
Porest Hills New York September 18 Gren J Cawse of Newark today won the national veterans tennis championship for the second year in a row defeating Dr William Rosenbaum of New York 6 1 6 2 in the final. Cawse is forty seven and Rosenbaum forty six both older than forty five.
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Porest Hills
N. Y
Gren J. Cawse
Newark
William Rosenbaum
New York
Cawse
Dr. Rosenbaum
Norfolk doctor returns to face liquor charge
Dr. RB II Chilton has been brought back to Norfolk from abroad to face a liquor charge. A former physician at Princess Anne courthouse he was indicted last May for illegal disposal of keyescriptions while serving as pharmacist's mate in the Asiatic fleet. he was returned on the transport Chaumont.
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Norfolk
RB II
Chilton
Princess Anne
Itewas
Chaumont
Getting Down to Brass Tacks on the Treaty
Geneva report confirms the Franco German accord is mainly economic in nature. Briand and Stresemann seek a friendly partnership replacing Versailles pledges and reducing tensions by easing occupation. Talks at Thoiry touched on gradual troop reductions and shared economic aims amid debt discussions with the United States.
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Briand
Stresemann
Associated Press
France
Germany
League of Nations
Europe
Jura Mountains
Thoiry
United States
M. Briand
Mont Blanc
Briand Says Geneva Session Satisfying
Paris reports Foreign Minister Briand returning from Geneva described the session as fully satisfactory, expressing agreement with the proceedings and outcomes reached during the talks.
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Paris
Geneva
Briand
Utah Democrats Nominate Snow for Senate Seat
Ashby Snow, prominent in Utah mining and pioneer families, was nominated by the Utah Democratic Party as candidate for the United States Senate. He will oppose incumbent Reed Smoot in November.
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Salt Lake City
Ashby Snow
Utah
United States
Senat
Reed Smoot
Farmers Shoot Up Auto Party in Kentucky Farm Incident
In Louisville on September 18 two farmers fired at an automobile party near the Swan farm mistaking the travelers for watermelon thieves. A seven month old baby died from a shot to the head, Mrs. E. F. Carey was wounded, Rex Nicholson and John Page were lightly injured, and Mrs. Page escaped unharmed. The Swan brothers were arrested on malicious shooting charges.
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Louieville
Oscar
Morgan Swan
B. Carey
Cardinals Take Fifth Straight In First Game Of Doubleheader
The Philadelphia Phillies were defeated 7 to 3 by the St. Louis Cardinals in the opener of a doubleheader, giving St. Louis their fifth consecutive win.
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Philatelphia
Louis Cardinals
Phillies
St. Louis
Louis
Philadelphia
Rhem
O'Parvell
Dean
Henline
R. Hi
Mt. Louis
Aksander
Reinhart
O'Farrell
Vick
Carlson
Wilson
Ormiston story of kidnapping questioned amid McPherson case
Timeline details the McPherson kidnapping saga from May 14 to mid-September with Ormiston, Miss X, and Carmel cottage, including police probes, witness testimony, and allegations of a hoax. Evangelist denies motive, claims conspiratorial forces aim to destroy her.
Secretary Hoover to Speak in Midwest for Republicans
Secretary Herbert Hoover plans several speeches in the middlewest this fall to bolster Republican success in November. He stopped in Chicago en route to Washington from the west and said he would discuss issues before audiences in states chosen by the Senate campaign committee. Hoover described western aircraft development and predicted new commercial airlines linking Denver or Cheyenne with Los Angeles and the Pacific northwest within six months.
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Chicago
Herbert Hoover
Washington
Far West
Hoover
Republican Senate
Los Angeles
West
Florida Storm Moves North Toward Tampa
Yampa Florida Sept 18 with barometer at 28.94 and winds at 32 mph this afternoon Walter J Bennett government meteorologist renewed a warning for citizens to take precautions against loss of life and property damage. He said the tropical storm on the exterior cone of Florida moved slightly northwest and predicted winds between fifty and sixty mph in Tampa and vicinity later today or tonight.
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Yampa
Via
Walter J. Bennett
Ernment
Lockhart Leads at Halfway Mark in Big Speed Contest
Altoona Pa September 18 AP Marky weather greeted fans for the 250 mile automobile race. Lockhart held a three lap lead at 160 miles as 18 drivers prepared for the start of the classical race with prize money totaling 25000 dollars. DePaolo, Hartz, Hill, Devore and Hearne among the entrants.
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Peter DePaolo
Tony Guallotta
de Paolow
Rennie Hill
Harry Harts
Fred Comer
Earl Cooper
Norman Batten
Cliff Woodbury
Guallotta
Dave Lewin
Eddie Hearne
Lockhart
Hartz
Karl Devore
Hill
Hatte Gluing
Altoona Speedway
Peter DePaola
Harry Hartz
Bennie Hill
Harlan Fengler
Leon Durary
Dave Lewis
Pete Kreis
Bari Gooper
Make
Harry Tharte—Miller
Bennie Hill—Miller
Dave Lewis—Miller
William Shattuchk Miller
Fred Comer—Miller
Frank Lockhart
Miller
Leon Duray—Miller
Earl Devore
Locomobile
Frank Elliott
Boyle
Pete Krela
I Gullotta Miller
A Cooper—Miller
Duesenberg
Ralph Hepburn
Bob McDonough
Duesenburg
Fred Leckleider
al Zivers-Miller
Lacoste defeats Borotra to win U.S. tennis title
Reno Lacoste, 22, French star, captured the United States tennis championship by defeating compatriot Jean Borotra in straight sets in the first all foreign final in American history. The match at Forest Hills, New York, was reported by AP with scores not fully listed.
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Lacoste
Forest Hills
N. Y
Reno Lacoste
United States
Jean Borotra
Ormiston Calls On Son To Tell Truth In McPherson Case
Mrs. Ormiston urged Kenneth G. Ormiston to come forward and tell authorities the truth about his involvement in the Aimee Semple McPherson disappearance. She said the evidence shows McPherson was not kidnapped and urged her son to clear up the matter despite the upsetting investigation.
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San Francisco
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Aimee Semple McPherson
Kenneth
District Attorney Keyes Defends Persecution Claim
In a statement today District Attorney Asa Keyes says Mrs. McPherson has not been a victim of persecution by city and county law enforcement. He asserts every action on her kidnapping story was weighed carefully and thoughtfully.
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Asa Keyes
Stanford Spotlight High Voltage Lab Demonstrates 2 100 000 Volt Arc
The opening of the Harris J Ryan high voltage laboratory at Stanford University showcased a 2 100 000 volt arc tests using eight transformers described as the largest in the world. Spectators from utilities and academia watched as a living ribbon of flame spanned 20 feet between electrodes amid corona lighting and violet white sparks. The event aims to advance understanding of electrical phenomena and long distance transmission efficiency.
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Calif
Benjamin Franklin
Harris J. Ryan
Dante
Ixtransformers
Power Company
United States
Stanford
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