Mitchell meets wife tall about Keenan murder case
J Kearsley Mitchell the Philadelphia financier linked to the Dorothy Keenan murder case met his wife at Union Station in Washington for their first interview since his involvement became public. Mrs Mitchell had arrived from Florida on her father’s private car and greeted him at the door before returning to the car for the journey north.
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J. Kearsley Mitchell
Philadelphia
Keenan
New York
Union Station
Mitchell
Florida
Daugherty Sought in Connection With Keenan Murder Case
New York on March 27 Detective work intensified as Assistant District Attorney Pecora and Police Inspector Coughlin sought Draper M. Daugherty, son of the Attorney General, to question him about ties to Dorothy Keenan and possible knowledge of a blackmail ring using her as a decoy.
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Daugherty
New York
Pecora
Coughlin
Draper M. Daugherty
Dorothy Keenan
Model
Savannah stop fails to read clippings in murder case
E T Stotesbury, father in law of J Kearsley Mitchell, identified in the Dorothy Keenan murder case in New York, refused to read a newspaper clipping in Savannah while returning north with his daughter Mrs Mitchell. She also declined to discuss the case or read the clippings.
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Savannah
E. T. Stotesbury
J. Kearsley Mitchell
Dorothy Keenan
New York
Mitchell
Toko Diet Session Ends in Free Fight
Tokyo dispatch reports the diet session adjourned after a heated fight sparked by opposition moves to impeach the government. Trays and inkstands flew as MPs clashed and the session closed in the early hours.
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Associated Press
Diet
Kitchens Funeral At Salem Church
Funeral services were held this afternoon at 2 o clock from the Salem Methodist church over the remains of John Thomas Kitchens who sustained serious injuries in an automobile accident on Crawford street Saturday. Interment was in Pleasant Grove cemetery. The pallbearers were W C Kitchens S F Kitchens Lawrence Kitchen W W C Barnes John Sumnery and Wil Kelly. He leaves two small daughters Marguerite and Mary Anne one son John Henry Kitchens three sisters and three brothers. He was a member of the Methodist church and resided near.
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John Thomas Kitchens
Crawford Street
Salem Church
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
W. C. Kitchens
S. F. Kitchens
Lawrence Kitchee
Mary Anne
John Henry Kitchens
W. C. Barnes
Americus
John Sumner
Tifton
G. W. Kelly
Mt. Vernon
Sumter County
Green’s Mills
Lawrence Kitchens
Marshallville
Allies Ready Resume Discussion With Turkish Proposals
London March 27 Allies ready to dispatch a note to Angora stating Turkish peace proposals admit of discussion and Allies prepared to resume negotiations. Note will suggest meeting place and mid April date. Tulsa March 27 Chief of Tulsa aerial police and a newspaper man left by airplane for wooded hills near Terrion where outlaw Al Spencer, leader of a noted band, is reported wounded but still leading five band members in a pitched battle with a large posse.
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London
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Terrion
al Spencer
Hospital Prisoners Make a Get Away From Atlanta Pen
Two prisoners escaped from the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary, seizing a chance during a hospital transfer and fleeing custody. Authorities launched a manhunt as the men, held on kidnapping charges, refused aid and disappeared into the city.
Carters Surrender and Arrange Bonds in Federal Cases
Charges against J R Carter and his son in federal court center on three separate cases. The father and son surrendered to authorities and arranged bond terms ahead of further hearings. The outcomes may influence related prosecutions and ongoing investigations.
Industrial reserves plan aims to curb strikes in 1920s
Chicago reports on professor Herrick's Rockford Plan proposing trained industrial reserves as a national defense arm to prevent strikes. Labor leader Woll calls it impractical, while the idea channels education into citizenship and avoids drafting. In Alabama notes, Judge Crum delays change of venue in J C Wilson's murder case tied to banker R F E Sappington, with retrials and verdicts shaping the path to possible mercy.
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American Federation of Labor
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White House
Department of Labor
Woll
Abbeville
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Fitzgerald
Beni Hill
Court House
Wilsom
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