Young Corning lad shoots self and dies in hospital
A Corning youth, identified as Orsich, reportedly shot himself Sunday afternoon after a family dispute. Found on the roadside near his home, he died later at Wilson Memorial hospital. He had worked as a miner and was survived by his father and a brother. Interment is planned for Monday in Corning.
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Abe Goos Samaritan Hospital
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Fallera
Sdondar
Secretary Davis Defends Air Service Amid Critics
Secretary Davis responds to calls for reform of the army air service, praising its personnel and world records while noting equipment and funding shortfalls. He outlines recommendations for modernization, expanded personnel, and clearer missions, arguing against panics and urging continued support. A brief note follows on a juvenile robbery in a separate item.
Probers to hear testimony on Shenandoah disaster
A board of inquiry in Lakehurst N J will hear witnesses today and tomorrow on the Shenandoah airship crash of September 3 1925. Officers Rosenibell and Heizen will present evidence from the airship crew and surviving officers as experts support charges over gas valve reductions. Admirals officers and captain witnesses will testify as the rigid airship manual is entered into the record.
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Shenandoah
Chiles
Jzesscas
Lisut
Rosenibell
Fang
Weanesdar
Anton Heizen
Éirisibie
Miche
Ths Board
Hilary P.denes
Léonis SieBride
Frank HL Clarke
Paull _ Foley
Alacric
Pierce
Liteur
RL G- Penmeyer
Shenzadoah
Smritten
Zecharr Lansdowne
Thieves Target Pullman Car In Transit Gaffle
Cleveland report notes cash and jewelry valued at 590 tied to a Pullman theft between Pittsburgh and Newcastle. Thieves seized trousers from their own group and a porter assisted crowding passengers. Names listed include E. S. Toms Fremont, Wilhelm Shaman, B. Harlan Newcastle, R. J. Levertin Pittsburgh, F. C. Albrecky Pittsburgh.
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Cleveland
Shott
Toms
Fremont
Wilhem Shaman
Pittsburgh
B. Harlan
iNewcastle Pa
sUexpine
R. J. Levetiv
F.C. Albrecky
Pitisbareh
Weather winds- swept racing at Wheeling on September 20
A clipped weather item from Wheeling West Virginia notes a hot wind and a stiff breeze during events on September 20. The report mentions a hot day and a car race in progress, with one young participant affected by heat near a church.
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W. Ve
Serday
Mercury
No Panic on Dirigible Crash Claimed by Strong Equinoctial Winds
The Shenandoah wreck board hearings in Lakehurst New Jersey cited equinoctial winds as the cause of the airship disaster. Captain Lansdowne and 13 crew perished after the ship broke apart near Calduell Ohio. No panic was observed aboard. all hands acted with cool courage and duty. The storm, part of an unusual hot wind spell, raged Sunday into Monday, including a high velocity gust that uprooted corn and blew down trees.
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Tearfal
Mcross
Kansas
Ohio
Corm
Ohio woman takes own life after strychnine poisoning
An Ohio woman, Mrs. Coleman, died in Grady Hospital from strychnine poisoning after drinking poison in her apartment in Atlanta. Alleged suspect A Z Bach was arrested on possible charges as investigators probe a club scene and family estrangement linked to World War memories. The case involves mysterious circumstances surrounding her return from France and a missing baby, with police questioning a Cincinnati resident connected to the investigation.
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Mire Coleman
Unclear text: local deaths reported in Atisata Georgia
Fragmentary dispatch reports a death by suicide in Atisata Georgia involving individuals named Staseta O and Dawes. Mentions Colexien associated with Cincinnati and a reference to a vice president figure, but details are garbled and exact facts unclear.
Civil War Threat Looms in China as Hopes Fade
London reports say China risks a new civil war that could end customs reforms and the era of extraterritorial rights. Japanese sources warn neutrality may be needed if clashes occur, while a customs conference could be canceled.
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China
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Tts
Jananers Foreign Office
Bandit in Blue Pleads Guilty in Local Robbery Case
Daston records show a man dubbed the Bandit in Blue pled guilty to robbing the Daston Sevinse & Trust Co. branch, with over $21,060 taken. The defendant faced robbery charges. sentencing was deferred to later in the week by Judge Robers Patterson.
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FeCover
Daston Sevinse & Trust Co
North Dertos
Amguet
Robers
Patterson
Florida real estate boom lures missing man Harold Webb
Columbus police report Harold Webb has disappeared from his home since Saturday amid rumors the Florida real estate boom drew him away. Investigators say Webb, 18, is believed to have left Columbus without notifying family.
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Florida
Harold Webb
President Goolidge Two Held For Murder Near Run Down Incident
Washington and nearby cities report a chaotic scene as a motorist nearly struck President Coolidge at Jackson Place and H streets. Nathan D. Smith of Baldgoure was arrested after a car collision. he was released on $35 bail. Separate reports from Chicago and Winnebago detail murder charges against Arthur Holt and his daughter over a fatal shooting incident and a subsequent suicide.
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Amg
Automopita
Nathan D. Smith
Baldgoure
Levitt
Smith
H Street
Shade Barely Makes Weight for Fight With Walker
New York September 21 Dava Shade barely made the welterweight limit for his title bout with Mickey Walker today at the New York State Athletic Commission offices. Shade tipped the scales at 145 1 2 pounds, just under the limit, while Walker weighed in at 146 pounds.
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Dava Shale
New Fork Stats Atailstic Commission
Mickey Walker
Walser
S A Weller Reported In Serious Condition
A telegram from Washington DC indicates S A Weller is seriously ill at a private sanitarium after a slight stroke. Frederick Grant Jr and Louisa Well Riley traveled from this city to Washington Sunday, accompanied by Harms Weiler.
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Otters
Frederick Grant Jr
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Weller
Man Charged With Murder Goes Back to Trial
In Cleveland Ohio on September 22 John Lewandowski faced a second murder trial for the killing of Stanislaus Tawandowski. The jury was unable to reach a verdict in the first trial and the case was reassigned to a new judge and jury to hear anew.
Indictments expected as grand jury to consider cases
Sept 25 report that the federal grand jury at Columbus will consider new indictments including Dr G Benham and Dyson Harrison former officers of the defunct R Dollings Co Ohio and Pike county election fraud cases. Renhera and Herrisss were retained by federal appellates court which reversed prior decisions. They were sentenced to 29 years and fined 5000 each for stock sale fraud using aliases.
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Zederet Grand Jury
Weill
Thoss
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Dyishtrison
R. Dollings Co
Ohio
Pike County
Renhera
Herrisss
Indys
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Columbes
Tack
Ihealis
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Dix in Family Die in Auto Crash Near New Lebanon
Sept 22 a seven member Dix family traveling in a car was struck by a truck west of New Lebanon. Velma Butrough five survived the wreck while Elizabeth Rutrongz and four other children Virginia 32 Robert Paul 3 and Cintoa 8 were killed. The lone survivor Velma is reported to be Fonty a member of the Dix family.
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Velma Butrough
Fonty
Hare
Teethe— Woah
Jead Elizabeth Rutrongz
Fosr Kosshes
Virginia
Robert Paul
Cintoa
Britain comments on US ban of Sakletvala and communists
London officials respond to the United States decision to bar Sakletvala and related communist figures, with Home Secretary Sir William Johnson Hicks declaring resolve against revolutionary doctrines. The statement signals growing concern over Communist activity and factional reactions within British politics and press.
Federal Grand Jury Docket Opens in Cleveland
Cleveland reporters note the federal grand jury session begins with two docket items including a major narcotics case against Harry Goldman and David Ginde. Prosecutors say the case involves a large dope operation across the state. Racehorse man Oto Rice faces charges after arrest at Thistlesawn race track with 105 grains of cocaine.
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Federal Prand Dary
Harry Goldman
David Ginde
Free State
Dismet
Howell Lenck
Oto Rice
St. Joseph
al F
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Traffic Reform Sparks Merchant Meeting on Parking Rules
A mass meeting of downtown business men was held at the Chamber of Commerce to debate city traffic and parking. Officials plan to submit recommendations to the city council, including a new Main Street parking limit and stop sign changes.
Senator Bender Trial Opens Amid Prohibition Charges
Senator George H. Bender faces trial in Dievelend on charges tied to failure to provide information on bootleg operations. The case before Justice John Ruttler involves allegations connected to state officer duties and refusals to supply records to Prohibition Inspector W. Patrick.
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George H. Benger
John Rutt
Bender Wan
W.patick
Cleveland
Little Boy Struck by Auto in Sauveville Ontario
A nine year old boy, son of Forrest Williams, was run down and killed when he ran into the street in Sauveville Ontario. The automobile driver, Mos George Williams, was shaken by the crash and collapsed afterward. The incident left the boy with a fatal neck injury as he crossed in front of the car.
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George Wiliams
Manister Dies After Long Service with Knights of Columbus
The Knights of Columbus district leader Manister dies at the K of C home in Powhulsa after a long tenure. His death was announced as members were urged to attend the Sunday services held at the council’s South Fourth Street location. A noted Ohio speaker, Mr. Butler C., spoke at the gathering.
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Powhulsa
South Fourth Street
Butler C
Ohios
Father killed in auto collision and son held by police
Wheelies West Virginia September 2 Homer G Cranston of Pittsburg crossed the Sattonst road at 4 45 o'clock this move me in a loci hospital the result of injuries sustained his 2rto crashed head on to snocher when he swerved left side at the road His son HL IR Cranston also of Pittsburg is jbela for Gsiving whi intoxicated. Witnesses police say om Same Hea president of Thejfreastens automedie y Pennsylvania Railroad crossed the road when required the age of 70 today in trans of the commosing in the apppatte retirement and the Regi ne first as The Cranston Governeer counts Where they aiires a career recovery ider Cranston owns a large ik peek off for years He is ist president of The Peansili Vent Railresdesmpany to reach the age of 70 in 19 active service and his srasusi promotion from the position of grodman in the London Sept 21 Three presidency covers a period of Sree have been killed and ma ceptional development and emergency ntured in 2 bomb outrage at muni gencies the taiir and Industry records to dispatches received His business experience embraces here today ut outstanding activity in many detds Most of the Nietims et the bon f including construction work merchandisers soilers handising accounting and anence Full details of the attack at fara for 2 Amne-he was a member lacking but it is believed thatest the New York Stock exchange due to the extremists movement a pamner in the firm of Rest which has beer gaining for Brothers & Co bankers and brok Simia and vicially increased ers in Pltsberg trade low mood
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Thejfreastens’ Automediey
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Muni
Nietims
Jers
Fara
New York Stock Exchange
Eer
Rest
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Plitsberg
Instructs Jury on Differences in Murder Case
The court announced special instructions on the differences between lesser charges and murder as requested by Prosecutor Clarence Crossland. A large grand jury, including foreman John C. Loway and members such as George Kappes and Irene Highfield, met Monday and began deliberations after hearing witnesses.
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Joeurt
John _C.loway
George Kappes
Elia Go Ferret
Charles Andrews
Biargaret
Siener
Thomas B Weaver
Atheine Bauman Geis
Floretia
Bowden
Irene S. Highfield
E Siezer
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