Graves to Open for Poison Evidence in Chicago Case
The graves of Mrs Emma Nelson, Mr Clintock, and Dr Oscar Olson will be opened for examination to seek evidence of poison or other unnatural death causes. Coroner Oscar Wolff signed the order, and exhumation starts Friday afternoon. Mrs McClintock, mother of Billy who died last December blamed on germ-spreading foster father William D Shepherd.
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Associated Prove
Chicago
Emma Nelson
Clintock
Oscar Olson
Oscar Wolff
Chicago Munial Court
McClintock
Shepherd
Sanice Mapkine
Two Arrested in Cult Case Near Rome
Warrants on Rhodes and Mrs Rhodes accuse them of a criminal assault on Sharlow with a weapon capable of great bodily harm. Sharlow died last week in a hospital, with burns found on his body two weeks earlier. District Attorney Rothe said all alleged cult members would be examined.
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Ot Sharlow
Sharlow
Bharlow
Nis
Desert
William Rothe
Former Queen of Harem Narrates Abduction Attempt Trial
A sensational tale from Begum Mustapha describes alleged abduction attempts involving a Maharaja household hostage and a wealthy merchant refuge. Key witness Mumtas testified amid threats, detailing escapes and flight, with one chauffeur pardoned after turning king's evidence.
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Mustapha
Saletan
Maharaje
Abdul Kadiraula
Tan
Baula
Mumtas
Irland
Mabarnia
Veteran Undergoes His 88th Operation
John Lonneroth of Worcester Massachusetts underwent another surgical operation in a local hospital in Walla Walla Washington. Lonneroth was wounded during the world war with mangled legs and a broken back as stated in the Associated Press dispatch from March 26.
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Walla Walla
Wash
John Lonneroth
Worcester
Mane
Lonneroth
Rome
Mussolini Appears as Brisk Battle Roils Chamber
Premier Mussolini’s first appearance in the chamber since the Aventine crisis sparked a sharp clash between fascists and communists. Cheers and insults flew as fascists and communists traded slogans and the fascists dragged a communist deputy to the door. Mussolini stood centrally, bowing to plaudits, while tensions surfaced into a scuffle with extremists.
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Mussolini
We Werthe
Scan Internationale
Mussolin
Apavan
Sore
Parinacel
Gehersi
Damen
Vnd
Gasettano
Noles
Signor Mussolini
Young Defendant Faints Twice In San Francisco Courtroom
A 16 year old girl Dorothy Ellingson faced murder charges in superior court in San Francisco. She fainted twice outside the room as jurors were being selected and the panel neared being sworn in. Lawyers indicated the jury was reportedly satisfactory though the judge planned a final voir dire to ensure impartiality.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Superior Court
Dorothy Ellingson
Louderback
J. Connor
Wheeler trial moves forward as related cases cleared
In Great Falls Mont March 20 1948 the court grants continuances on malfeasance documents involving Gordon Civil Promoter and others. The move clears the way for the Department of Justice to expedite trial of Senator Wheeler of Maine accused of improperly aiding Campbell in Washington. The Wheeler case remains set for April 1 in federal court.
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Vyated Press
Great Walla
Gleyder Tana Ie Cte
Malta
United Tates
Cout
Je He” Attery
Department of Justice
Campbell
E. J. Daly
C.fluff
Washington
Great Palla
Mont
Gordon
Senator Wheeler
Ciai Dho
Wheeler
Tax graft plan ended by arrests
AP report describes arrests tied to an alleged tax graft scheme in Connecticut and Washington. John F. McCarren and three others are held as authorities pursue claims of forged documents and fake assessment letters connected to a supposed one way company scheme.
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Associated Press
Washington
Arron
Conecticut
Internal Revenue
Tarvanens
John F. Mccarren
Maven
Maven, the Duress Gave” Out" Destin of An Alleged Effort of Thous Tw
Frederick Hutherland
Sutherland
Attorneys Clash as Trial in United States Court
Disputed session in federal court ended before noon as Judge T Marie Kennedy prepares to rule on whether Harry Findale or the United States holds the case. Government and defense asserted their positions amid tense exchanges with remarks about prior records and objections from both sides.
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Siape
United States District Court
Leral
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Kovernment
Harry Findale
United Btatoe Hall
Digeneval
Oll
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Bir. Roberts
Martin Wehot
Sinclair
Ale
Invitations Issued To Miss Kelley’s Wedding
Mr and Mrs Cornelius Francis Kelley of New York loaned invitations to the wedding of their daughter Dorothy Kelley to Str Donnelly Keresey son of Mrs Mary D Merehey. The ceremony at Saint Patrick cathedral at noon April 16. A reception will follow with Katharine Kelley maid of honor and John iBdcHine Keresey as best man. Familial and social attendees listed among New York and Scranton connections.
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Cornelius Francis Kelley
New York City
Mise
Dorothy Kelley
Donnelly Keresey
Ary D. Merehey
Saint Patrick Cathedral
Bias Kelley
Wil
Her Slater
Katherine Kelley
John iBdcHine' Keresey
Keresey
Frances and
Cornelia Kelley
Ater
Mine Kelley
Peter J Sissoneyse
Vruncen
Patten
Mew
Mork City
Mie
Princes al and
Mion
Biaaberapolia Mathesis MePike
Ketone Maal
Mesarx
Paul Thomas Kereney
Thomas Mortimer Kelsey John Peter Mathesia Maloney
Bert Gerard McLaughlin
Sona ‘McGuire
Thomas" Linus
Scranton
Penn
John Madi
Beaton
Louie W
William G. McNally
Pet
Patrick Car
Bankers Declare Paid Judge's Son to Get Deposits
Testimony before the court cited payments of interest on federal deposits to Judge George Washington English's son Faris. Officials discussed arrangements with Kam st. and EF Ackerman. Witnesses described checks totaling 92700 issued to cash deposits via trustees and bankruptcy referees.
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George Washington English
Faris
Fudge
Ketal Tom
Impeachice
Company
Kam St
EF. Ackerman
Barond Department
English
Keanener
Theker
View Press
Recdaaaty
CB. Thomas
Idge
Kaliah
Birth control debate at international conference highlights clash
Advocates push neo Malthusian birth control as a solution to over population while opponents warn it could dull American spirit and burden the young with an aging population. Dr Louis Te Dublin cites economic struggle and territorial insurance as context for the discussion.
Prairie fire menaces tracts near Fort Yates
Volunteers rush to fight a massive prairie fire near the Montana North Dakota border. High winds push flames across miles toward the Niobrara river while communities like Valentine mobilize to extinguish the blaze. No deaths reported, property loss undetermined, with Sitting Bull’s grave noted as potentially in the fire’s path.
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Associated Prose
Miles City
Mont
North Dakota
Montana
Fort Yates
Missouri River
Sitting Bull
Frontier
Body cave victim to be recovered near Cave City
Cave City Kentucky March 26 Work on the recovery of the body of Floyd Collins in a cave will begin about April 1. W I Hunt mining engineer of Central City who accepted a contract to recover the body from Homer Collin brother of Floyd said here today He and Hunt were going to Band Cave to assess the situation and plan the recovery from its 60 foot tomb He said he had received an initial payment on the recovery contract from Homer Collin
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Associated Press
Cave City
Floyd Collins
Cave
W. I. Hunt
Central City
Homer Colline
Floyd
Hunt
Band Cave
Homer Collin
Engine Hits Auto Three Killed In Highland Park Crash
Three persons were killed and a fourth seriously injured when their automobile was struck by a Long Island train near Highland Park. The deaths were reported tonight as investigators awaited details.
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Associa
Double murder suicide shocks Aberdeen residents
An apparent double murder suicide occurred in Aberdeen when a man killed his wife at home and then fatally shot himself. Police say the couple, identified as Mrs. Geyse and Mr. Trinko, were found after a struggle near the dwelling. both died en route to a hospital.
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Associatea Press
Aberdeen
Wash
Maron
Alex
Geyse
Streda_ Geyse
Frinko
Pollen
Trinko
Million Dollar Loot Seized in New York Raid
Two men were arrested as alleged members of a band of robbers and bootleggers after police found a cache valued at about 1 million dollars in a two-story building on Booth. Police recovered letters linking purchases and shipments to the gang, including goods from Pincus Sachs & Co. and woolen wares worth thousands. The raid uncovered a sprawling operation tied to thefts and illicit trade.
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Preae
Booth
Patrick Max Price
Pincus, Sachs & Co
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