Hearing Set For Sacco Vanzetti Case By State Supreme Court
Boston and Dedham report the state supreme court will hear exceptions to Justice Sanderson's denial of a writ of error in the Sacco and Vanzetti case. Gov Fuller had granted a 12 day respite to Aug 22, with council support, while Madeiros faced an execution slated to begin the day.
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Boston
Mass
State Supreme Court
Sacco
Vangetti
Supreme Court
Sanderson
Mark
Eugene B.fraser
Lynn
Governor's Council
Fuller
Althe
Dor Nicola ‘Sacco
Bartolo- Jomeo Vanzetti
Geoff A. Sanderson
Massachusetts Supreme, “Court
Arthur
Sattorney
Reneral
Arthur D
Hill
Elias Field
Defense
Alvan
Grant
Bhat-Sthe
Aled
Bacco‘Vanzetti
Bacco
Madeiros
Cherryhill
Nicola
Bartolomeo Vanzelt
Charlestown
Calestino Madeiros
Alvan T. Fuller
Arthur D. Hill
Defense Counsel
Justice Sanderson
Meeet
High Court
Gov Small to Seek Re Election at Illinois State Fair
Chicago dispatch reports Gov Len Small will announce his candidacy for a third term at the Illinois state fair in Springfield on August 25. The decision was conveyed to a close down state political associate and is described as reliable.
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Chicago
Len Small
Millnois
Springfield
Chicago American
Tne
Small
Building Permits Granted for Heating Plants and Garage
KK tsenhower receives a heating plant permit at 1404 Grast avenue. W. G. Stanford gets a garage permit at 1824 Fourth street east. Ernest Kielsen applied for a heating plant at 206 Butler with a $100 cost.
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KK Tsenhower
Grast Avenue
W. G. Stanford
Fourth Street East
Ernest Kielsen
Butler
Funeral planned for Mrs F Willis Jenks at home and church
Morinary MRS F Willis Jenks will be laid to rest with Dr W P McCormick presiding at 9 36 am at the home and 10 pm at Westminster Church. Gideons and members of the Bob Jones prayer meeting group will attend. The body rests at 506 Hammond Avenue and W C T U members are asked to meet at 8 45 am at the church.
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F. Willis Jenks
W. P. McCormick
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Lake Vermillion
Minn
Gideons
Hammond Avenue
Coolidge mum on Feo prediction of deadlock
Rapid City dispatch reports Senator Simeon D. Fess of Ohio telling President Coolidge that the next Republican convention will deadlock and that delegates will seek Coolidge’s nomination. Coolidge remains noncommittal, while Fess notes the administration’s farm relief drive and cooperative marketing plan as opposed to the McNary Haugen policy.
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Coolidge
Rapid City
Simeon D. Fess
Republican
Ohio
Fess
Congress
Theatre Fire Destroys State Theatre in Sacramento
A mysterious blaze in Sacramento caused $400,000 in damage to the new State theatre. Three firefighters were injured as the fire threatened a business block. Witnesses reported two preceding explosions. officials suspect gasoline but have no theory on the cause.
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Sacramento
Cal
State Theatre
Sacramento Fire Department
Two Hurt When L Cars Catch Fire
Two Second Avenue elevated cars toppled onto their sides in a rear end crash near South Ferry and were ignited by third rail current. Only two passengers were injured, neither seriously, and the fire was quickly put out.
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New York
Second Avenue
South Ferry Toay
Senator Watson Improved at Michigan City
Reports from Senator James E. Watsons bedside at his summer home near Michigan City Ind say he is improved and resting easier after a stomach disorder forced bed rest for 10 days. The update comes from the bedside at his summer home.
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Sen. Watson
Michigan City
Ind
INS
James E. Watson
Watson
Marriage Licenses Issued in Dunkerton and Waterloo Area
Ralph N. Clubine of Dunkerton and Maudie K. Kennison, also Dunkerton, are listed as a couple. Ellwood Stirm of Waterloo and Eva Mae Andersen of Waterloo appear together. Glen Carlton of La Porte City and Helen Smith of Waterloo are noted as a couple, with ages 23 19 24 19 23 16 respectively.
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Ralph N. Clubine
Dunkerton
Maudie K. Kennison
Ellwood
Stirm
Waterloo
Eva Mae Andersen
Glen Carlton
la Porte City
Helen Smith
Fire alarm at residence sparks roof damage on Third Street
Fire alarms responded at 11:43 p m to 1611 Third Street West where sparks appeared on the roof of the Ralph Walker home causing damage estimated at ten dollars. An advertisement for Herman C. Miller’s Buy tt appears with phone number 2404.
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Ralph Walker
Third Street
Herman C. Miller
London riot as Sacco Vanzetti protest turns violent
Thousands of Bacco Vanzetti supporters march on the U S embassy in Grosvenor Gardens after a Hyde Park rally led by communist figures. Mounted police charge, 35 injuries, arrests follow in Westminster court as crowd seeks embassy access and appeal to remand the death sentences.
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London
United’ States
Grosvenor Gardens
England
Hyde Park
A. J
Emperor
Cook
America
Sacco
Vanzetti
Houghton
Park, Lane
Westminster
Fall Trial Set for 75 Alcohol Plotters in Conspiracy Case
About 75 alleged conspirators, named with 37 others in the superior industrial alcohol case, face early November trials on trafficking charges. United States Attorney A E Bernstein stated the 112 individuals were indicted by the grand jury in Cleveland. They allegedly trafficked in industrial alcohol disguised as perfume production and ran a nationwide business in fake perfumes.
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Cleveland
United States
A. E. Bernstein
Two Rob Jewelry Store in Omaha
Two men held up the Abe Leibowicz jewelry store in the World-Herald building Omaha Neb this morning taking gems valued at 10000 and 150 in cash Leibowitz was preparing to open the vaults when the robbers entered from rear and front doors and fled with the loot
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Omaha
Neb
Abe Leibowicz
World-Herald
Leibowitz
Hull Thinks Party to Name Coolidge
Custer South Dakota August 11 1928 Representative W E Hull Republican Illinois said at the summer White House that he believes President Coolidge will be nominated again in 1928 by the Republican party despite Coolidge’s own declaration that he did not intend to run.
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Custer
S.D
Coolidge
W. E. Hull
White House
Potatoes yield $516 per acre on small plot near Lamont
Oliver Hayer planted a tiny potato patch near his home in Lamont. He kept exact records and found that a one acre scale would yield $516.80. He produced 1,068 pounds from a plot of 14 square rods.
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Lamont, Ja
Oliver Hayer
Dog on Probation Justifies Judge by Reformation
Philadelphia judge Taulane uses canine reform reasoning in a nuisance case. The Hartloves sued neighbor John J. Martin to remove an incessant barking dog. After two weeks, the dog’s good behavior led the judge to grant only a preliminary injunction allowing unchained yard access with a $25 bond to ensure future conduct.
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Philadelphia
Taulane
John J. Martin
Hartloves
Louis Marion
Martin
Two Women Shot To Death In St Paul Home
Two women were found shot to death in a bedroom at 398 Mount Curve boulevard in St Paul Minnesota. Police believe they were murdered with the bodies lying in night attire. A bulldog crouched between them as the scene suggested a Tuesday night or early Wednesday death. Names identified as Mrs Ruth Barrett and her sister were not confirmed. The home is in a well off residential district.
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St. Paul. Minn
Mount Curve Boulevard
Ruth Barrett
General Motors Plans Two For One Stock Split
General Motors directors voted to split the stock two for one. A special stockholders meeting is set for September 12 to approve the change. The move aims to adjust capital structure and widen share distribution. The announcement comes from New York with the directors' decision reported today.
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New York
General Motors Company
Consulate Bombing in Sofia Injures No One
A bomb was thrown at the United States consulate in Sofia today. No injuries were reported as the attacker fled.
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Sofia
United States
Wind mills decline in Holland over four years
Nearly half of Holland's wind mills have been destroyed or removed in the last four years, with the count dropping from 9 604 to 1 878. The sharp decrease reflects widespread loss of these historic structures.
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Holland
Paris Rioters Rally As Sacco Vanzetti Case Delays
Paris radicals plan demonstrations as L Humanite hails the reprieve of Sacco and Vanzetti. The paper calls the stay a miracle of a worldwide proletariat conscience and urges continued action amid fears of trouble. New York says the reprieve is a truce in a larger fight for liberty. Authorities vow to maintain heavy police guard until tensions ease.
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Paris
L’humanite Today
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Fuller
L'Humanite
American Federation of Labor
Sacco-Vanzetti
New York
Sacco
Vanzetti
Arraign 16 Taken in 3 County Raid
Sixteen teen men arrested in liquor raids in Boone, Greene and Carroll counties were arraigned and released on bonds in federal court in Des Moines. The raids were conducted by agents from the office of prohibition administrator Glenn Brunson in Sioux City.
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Des Moines
JINS
Boone
Greene
Carroll
Glenn Brunson
Sioux City
Fireworks Burn In Sioux City Incident
Fire, likely incendiary in origin, destroyed fireworks worth several thousand dollars in an old brewery building in Sioux City Iowa. The structure suffered no further damage and no injuries were reported.
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Sioux City
Weather Report Fragment
Fragmentary weather notes show temperatures with an estimate for Wednesday and Thursday. The text mentions a high around 84 and a low near 60 with scattered timing references, but specifics are unclear.
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M. Seeeveswe
U.S. protests deportation of NYT correspondent De Courcy
The United States protested to the Mexican government over the deportation of Joseph De Courcy, American New York Times correspondent. De Courcy was arrested Tuesday night, held incommunicado for over 12 hours, and placed on a train toward the border. U.S. officials and De Courcy's wife sought charges, which remained unspecified.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Mexico City
Joseph de Courcy
New York Times
State Department
de Courcy
Arthur Lane
Lane
Tacuba
Police in Chicago Drop Guard At Dawes Home After Riot
Chicago police, after dispersing impromptu Sacco Vanzetti protest meetings, resumed normal duties except for a special guard around Vice President Charles G. Dawes home. Twenty four men, two women and a girl led the radical protest, to be arraigned on riot and disorderly conduct charges. A vigilant watch was kept on postal sub stations and public buildings as over 2,500 officers remained on duty until midnight.
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Chicago
INS
Charles G. Dawes
Sacco
Vanzetti
Aurora D'Angelo
Federal
Judge Ransier Tells of 51 Years in Law Amusing
Charles E. Ransier former district judge shared anecdotes from a long career at a Lions club luncheon in Black's tearoom. He began practicing law on May 25, 1876 in Independence, Ta. He recalled a breach of promise case where the couple married during the court argument.
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Charles E. Ransier
District Court
Lions Club
Black’s
Ransier
Independence
Fire damages home of Thes. M. Buchanan on Third Avenue
Fire at 720 Third Avenue West caused about 25 dollars damage. The blaze broke out at 1 50 p m today in a closet storing Christmas decorations. Origin undetermined.
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T. M. Buchanan
Third Avenue West
Alcohol Runners Nabbed After Ottumwa Shipment
A federal probe led by Des Moines agent Bob Adams halted a rum running scheme two miles southeast of Fremont in Mahaska county. Four runners Merle Hood Robert Blair Walter Perkins and Robert McDowell were captured with 100 gallons of alcohol destined for Ottumwa. The alcohol laden car was seized and the contraband sent to Des Moines. The four pleaded not guilty and were released on $1000 bonds pending hearing.
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Ottumwa
Bob Adams
Des Moines
Fremont
Mahaska County
Merle ‘Hood
Robert
Blair
Walter
Perkins
Oskaloosa
McDowell
Otutmwa
E. R. Mitchell
United’ States
Charleston Chosen For 1928 Typographical Union Convention
Charleston was selected as the site for the International Typographical Union’s seventy third annual convention in 1928 defeating Chattanooga by 55 votes the final tally 284 to 229. The union adopted a rule requiring newspaper owners to reinstate discharged employees when ordered by the union in its convention session at the National Guard armory the change opposed by James J Hoban of Cleveland with a 295 to 213 vote.
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Indianapolis
Ind
INS
Charleston
International Typographical Union
Chattanooga
Tenn
United States
Chattanoga
International ‘Typographical ‘Union
National Guard ‘Armory
Union
James J. Hoban
Cleveland, O
National banks post year ending June gains
Resources of national banks in the United States Alaska and Hawaii totaled 26 518 943 000 at June 30 up 1 266 000 000 in a year Loans and discounts reached 13 955 656 000 a rise of 538 000 000 Paid up capital stock at 7 796 reporting banks stood at 1 474 000 000 Total deposits climbed to 21 775 000 000 an increase of over a billion Time deposits amounted to 7 315 000 000
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Washington,d. C
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
J. W. McIntosh
Comptroller of Currency
Third Victim Dies in Rum Battle Farther Fort Lauderdale
Washington reports that Victor A. Lamby, a coast guardsman, died in a Fort Lauderdale hospital from wounds suffered in a battle last week with rum runners. This brings the death toll of federal men to three, following Robert K. Webster, a Secret Service operative, and Boatswain's Mate Seaunderlin.
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Washington, D. C
Victor A. Lamby
Coast
Mrs. C F Brown returns from California
Mrs C F Brown, 420 Commuter street, is back in Waterloo after a three months absence in California. She arrived yesterday afternoon and was accompanied on the last leg of the journey by her son Harry G Brown, Illinois Central trainmaster.
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C. PF. ‘Brown
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Richard Jurray
High Tribunal
Wendell Holmes
United States Supreme Court
George W. Anderson
United States Circus Court
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Celestino
Wiliam Hendry
Massachusetts
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Death House
William I. Reed
Governor’s Council
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State Police
Sister
Italy
New Bedford
Vanzeitl
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Commerce
Hoover
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Dawes
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Two Rob Jewelry Store
Hull
Henry Ford
General Motors
Repieve
Rome
U.S
Judge Ransier
Thes. M. Buchanan
1928
Convention of Printers’ “Union
Rum Battle
Pa Buzz
Lake of the Woods
Lake Trout
Pickerel
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