Convicts Shoot Cashier in Drakes Hotel Robbery
In the Gold Coast district on July 29, five men including Joseph Ssiolmes 2nd and James Witon opened fire at a Drake hotel cashier who smiled at them. One bandit was killed, a cashier shot dead, and a defense fund of 14,000 was noted. jurors were kept in suspense as the case proceeded.
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Guliags
Joseph Ssiolmes
James Witon
Esilas
Jack Woods
Drake
Old Gold Coast
Rodke
Bowsis
Sts
Minneapolis
Chicago
Kansas City
Richmond
Dallas
St. Louis
Cleveland
Atlanta
Akron men held for thefts at Nelsonville arraignment due today
Police connected Akron suspects to a series of robberies in Nelsonville and Mansfield. Investigators say they have sufficient evidence to indict the men for burglaries in both cities, with possible extradition if convicted. Respondents denied involvement in Akron incidents and face arraignment in Nelsonville.
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AKRON
Nelsonville
Groves
Kers
Nelson
Fe Joo
Londensilie
Magsfield Auzus
Correes
Ieast
Montis
Neltonville
Triad
Cradelbarch
National Grand Jury to Probe Air Service Claims
A national grand jury at the White House was convened to investigate and report on government air service issues. The panel seeks a comprehensive finding by late November and may influence aviation development and wartime policy. Dwight W. Morrow was mentioned as a potential chair, with other members including Major General James G. Harbord and Admiral Frank F. Fletcher, among lawmakers Carl Vinson and James S. Parker. A separate incident reports Senecaville youth seriously hurt in a hunting accident near Seneca.
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Waskinzies
White House
Ayr
Counrs
Sud Ison Iin
Mitchell
Adret
Air Service
Itrmere
Rommercis
Te Jury
Its
Dwight W. Morrow
Enghewoul
Morrow
Amhertt
James G Chard
Army
Fess
Prenk F. Fletcher
U. S. XII
Howard E. Coffin
Aeronautical
Hiram “Bingham
Connecticut
Arthur C Dennison
Michigan
William F.durand
Los Angeles
Congress
Carl Vin JSON Democrat
Georgia
James S&s Parker
United States Ships to Return from Nicaragua Turbulence
Warships stationed off Nicaragua to counter unrest will likely withdraw and return home soon. The Pentagon said no landing of sailors would occur from cruisers and gunboats as security measures shift.
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tiShinron
Ameri
Nicars
Ent
Nicaragua
Denver
Gunhoay
Gepartment
Death by enraged bull at home barnyard
David Edwards Jr aged 15 son of Mr and Mrs David Edwards of the Strancysburg road was killed when a bull charged him in the barnyard at noon Thursday. He was dragged, cried for help, moved to the farmhouse, and died before a doctor arrived. He is survived by his parents and several brothers and sisters.
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David Edwards Jc
Ang
David Edwards
Srancypsburg
Wee
Edwards
Ald
Kelis
Alu
Americans Growing Thriftier Despite Optimistic Comment
The report notes Americans are saving more even as optimism persists. Savings deposits rose in Boston and New York districts with total accounts reaching substantial figures, while overall indebtedness fell slightly. The Fed data show increased vacation spending and mixed results across districts, including bank failures and solvent balance changes.
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Boston
New. York
Plges
Ong
Federel
Agtest
Sav
Sarsen
Reneral
Swaman
Igeciine
Tor
Tate Tase
America
Reserve Board
Midwest
Federal Reserve
Rosweser
Chicago
San Francisco
United States
Akron Business Block Swept by Disastrous Early Morning Blaze
A severe early morning fire swept an Akron business block damaging the downtown district. The blaze caused estimated losses around a quarter of a million dollars. A pedestrian en route to work at 5:00 AM was injured but recovery underway. fire units contained the flames within an hour.
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Akron
Cavalz
Petrus Esii
Session of Grand Conclave Opens for Third Degree Masons
A massive gathering of Scottish Rite Masons from councils nationwide convened in Cincinnati for the third degree conclave. Grand Commander Leon M. Aobert of Boston led a banquet with 2300 attendees and wives. Bids for sewer work on Dental Avenue were opened with two bidders, A. W. Smith and Fike Construction Co., offering various rates for 1 and 8 inch sewers and manholes, with completion in 30 days expected.
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Aiazorte
Nat States
Leon NM
Aobert
Boston
Desree Masons
United States
Dental Avenue
Charles PB
Cincinnati
Forjish Street
Wiliam Howard
Bary J. Garret
ThureGay
A. W. Smith
Fike
Construcion Co. R
Fike Construction Co. Siz
Umea
Lei Zhurstaysherjp
Brother of local woman killed in Indiana home
Philip Durant, a long-time resident of Mansfield, Ohio, was killed in an Indiana home on a Wednesday afternoon. Durant, 38, born and raised in Mansfield, had returned here only recently to visit relatives and had farmified in his life. He leaves two sons and several relatives, with Dr. Stephen Douglass of New York and Dr. Berien Douglass of Cleveland among survivors.
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John Hevson
Lafayette Steen
Philip Durant
Berselear
Ind
X. Biled
Mr. Durant
Jg Aiansfeld
Silas
Douglass
Ohio
Joseph Durant
Mansfield
Renselear
Philip Derast
Rene Aceite Possard
Stephen Douglass
New York
Oides
Youthful Bandit Pas To Escape In Cincinnati Heist
Cincinnati detectives tracked a youthful bandit after a brief getaway. A man identified as Jones, 23, allegedly stole around £30 from a cashier at a Pacific Grocers Co. location near headquarters. He was captured within ten blocks.
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Cincinnat
Jones
Eocetopes Constainius
E Pastazster
Cincinnati
L Auigntie End Pacific Grocers Co
Cits
Little Girl Found Dying in Thicket in Cincinnati
A young girl was found dying in a thicket near her home by a search party late Wednesday after being attacked with two weapons. Cincinnati police arrested two men early this morning as suspects in the case.
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Cincinnati
Fearvold Devehier
Donald Bosworth
North Bend
Wenesday
Besten
Cincinmati
Riffian Pressure Fortifies Franco Spanish Front
Riiffian forces press the front as Spanish defenders show stubborn resistance in the eastern zone with Nouviies in charge of the defense. News from Bitane confirms French troops hold the fortifications and aid progress in the Franco Spanish campaign. Disembarkment at Alhucemas stalls due to equinoctial winds but reports say troops have supplies for several days without new French or Spanish reinforcement.
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Ela
Morse
Rif
Wiiler
Gsners
Bitane
British Leaders Pride in Saklatvala Ban
British delegates to the inter parliamentary union meeting in Washington express approval of the United States ban on communist MP Saklatvala. Sir Robert Horne and Sir Robert Bird frame the action as a corrective lesson for Parliament’s electors.
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London
America
Inter-Pernaiientary Onion
House of Commons
Saklotvaia
Washington
Canada
United
Kelloggs
Shapurji Saklatvals
M.P
United States
Great Britain
Saklatvala
Robert Horne
M. P
Exchequer
Perlian Schiary
Ela United “Beates
Robert Bird
Inter-Parliamentary Union
Sakisttala
Helpl
Dobbin Falls Into Basement at Construction Site
A horse named Dobbin slipped into a basement trench at a building under construction. C E Swingle, contractor, reports walls of the first Moor and Ambers of the second story collapsed after the horse stumbled into a hole. Firemen rescued the animal from the excavation.
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Atron
C. E.swingle
Apoplexy Fatal for John Woodrow at Hospital
John Woodrow die after apoplexy at hospital. Survived by daughter and two sons, with relatives in Zanesville and Harvey. Central Bee church member with sister Mrs D C Shortz of Gilbert Station. Body prepared for burial at Dean Panera Home.
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Sternoon
Hex
Mibi Woodrow
Zanesville
Woodrow
Central Bee. Church
Douglas Woodrow
Harvey
Joan- C Woodrow
Daytor
Jas Blanchet Abbott
Pil
D. C. Shortz
Gilhert Station
Dean, Panera Home
Death of A G Fulkerson Real Estate Man in Rome
A G Fulkerson aged 72 real estate man of Rome died at 2:48 Thursday morning after two weeks illness from complications of diseases. He had been in business in the city for 40 years and is survived by his widow and several children and siblings. He was a member of the New Church of Christ and Modern Woodmen of America.
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A. G. Fulkerson
Eit
Dieg
Rome
Het
Folkerson
New Church of Christ
Fing
Stra W. H Smith
L. R._Frazies
W. He Horton
Chiezzo
William Falkeran
Canton
R_Fulkerson
Newell, Tenn
Warner Fulkerson
South
Zanesville
Ermett Pulkerison
Columbus
Wis
Mariza Leffler
Jarsey City
N. J- Be Fires
The
Modern Woodmen of America
Crooksville rocked by shooting affray over bootlegger war
In Crooksville on a Wednesday afternoon and Thursday morning, a shooting affray left John W. Drake accused of firing on Thomas Shannon at the Drake home after an attack. Shannon is hospitalized with a non serious gunshot wound. Drake confessed to firing in self defense claiming Shannon attacked with a gun and knife. Authorities also filed charges against Seymour Hall William Drmeks and Sheenon for possessing intoxicating liquors as raids found 760 bottles whiskey and beer at the old Tague farm near Drake's property.
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David Frickl
Flrnt Ridge
Sferrr County
Sfternmoon
Meror Lentz
Crooiville
Thomas Shannon
Sped WO
Good Samaritan Hospital
Wes Sher
John W. Drake
Crooksville
Shannon
Drake
Gidarits
Sheenon
Wiliam Drmeks
Seymour Hall
Seymour Wer
Heis
Tague
Drake Farm
John W
Jj Drake
Warmer Tonight With Showers in South
Columbus forecast for September 17 calls for warmer conditions tonight with Friday partly cloudy skies and scattered showers in the southern portion. The northern area remains mild with no widespread precipitation expected.
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Columbus
New Ohio Kiwanis Governor Elected in Chillicothe
Dayton report details Chillicothe attorney Wy Sde elected governor of the Ohio district Kiwanis International for 1925 after a first ballot confusion. Howard Smith of Dayton named to a top post. P O Brien re-elected treasurer. Pete Tand of Akron reappointed secretary of state prisonization by the executive committee. Lieutenant governors chosen include D J Clark of Delphos and others across divisions 1 to 6.
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Dayton
wWihy Ge Sde
Chillicothe
Ohio
Hivenis International
Wean Logay- Hyde Defence
Howard Simaith
Gary
Robert E. Ifrey
Ottawa
Columbus
P. O'Brian
Pete Tand
Akron
D. J. Clark
Delphos
George EB. Quatman
Sidney
Robert Ustick
Wellshire
Lafayette
M.eyes
East Paris- One
Violators of Narcotic Law Confined in Atlanta Prison
Washington reports a large share of narcotic law offenders confined at Atlanta prison. Of 1,036 convicts, 242 were from New York. Ohio leads with 149, Pennsylvania 40, others 5 to 29 each. West Virginia, New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania also appear with notable counts. A second item notes four year old Max Burts Weisenbarger drowned in the Great Miami River near Adams Bridge after slipping and falling yesterday.
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Atlanta
Washington
New York State
Ohio
West Virginia
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Trey
Max_ Burts Weisenbarger
H. G. Weisenbarger
Miami
Adams
Investigate vandalism at dry session TV Columbus
Dayton Sept 15 federal grand jury will investigate charges of vandalism by souvenir hunters at the Shenandoah and Hall air field near Columbus. United States District Attorney Hart Man dispatched assistants to Caldwell to work with Justice agents for presentation to the grand jury. Instruments of the wrecked dirigible valued from 1010 to 3505 and coins to thousands of dollars were stolen.
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Dayton
Shenandoahershall Ara
Ohio
Columbes
Jast
United States
Columbus
Man
Simon Hoss
Caldwell
Department of Justice
Ridence
Beaten to Death With Bat While Rolling Cigars
Cleveland, Sept. 17 Foreon Macunesin, 28, a steel worker, was beaten to death with a baseball bat as he stepped to roll cigars. An eye witness report cites Michael Ruzo and Harry Ruzo, with a father figure allegedly present. The accused uncle and father remain central to the investigation as a key witness plans to testify.
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Cleveland
Foreon Macunesin
Wis Beelin
Michael Ruzo
Harry Ruzo
Lim
Cleveland Radio Star Oes Flip Flop In Car
A fragmented Cleveland Radio item notes a star's flip flop in a car and Gomes being out, with references to international support for striking workers and deaths from drinking acids. The piece weaves in mentions of Elizabeth Stanton, George Stanton, and a Nashville club, with a mine accident and a car crash near an embankment, detailing injuries and reports to senators.
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Cleveland
STAR
P Gieveland
Elizabeth Stanton
George Stanton
Nashville
Tenn
Thomas
Washington
Leerae
Wheelo
West Virginia
Senators
Explosion at Elm Grove Mine Kills Seven
A blast at the Elm Grove mine killed seven workers and injured three. Initial reports say powder explosion caused the disaster as 30 miners were evacuated from the shaft. State police, medical teams, and investigators, led by coroner G Hobbs, worked at the scene amid risky conditions. Emergency responders treated the wounded at the mine entrance as the blast's concussion echoed through the area.
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Jase Macnigy
Peritiea
Triarclonia
Motor Tradelphia
Sidney Fritchard
Geore
Curford Dizon
Grove
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iNez Hud
Central Ave
Judge Douglass
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Joohn
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