Langley Guilty Federal Charge in Whiskey Conspiracy
The case tied Langley, Lipschutz, Slater and others to a 1921 conspiracy to remove 1400 cases of whiskey from the Belle of Anderson distillery near Lawrenceburg and to secure permits for transport. Testimony included paid sums and alleged influence over a prohibition official. Sentencing and new trial motions were set for the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laungley
Lipschute
Congressman Langley
Milton Lipschute
Albert Slater
Philadelphia
M.H. Huth
Alliance
Ohio
Walter B. Carey
Canton
Lanley
Belle of Anderson
Lawrenceburt
Langley
Sam Callins
Kentucky
Huth
Carey
Lipkchutz
Slater
oMeo
Thomas J. Finn
Columbus
Lipschutz
Gus Swarskept
Finn
Elias H. Mortimer
Washington
New York
Latley
Collins
United States
Sawyer A. Smith
Walker Willebrandt
United States of
Washington, D. C
John W. Price
Henry Davis
Wallace
Frankfort
P. Morrow
William A. Burkamp
Newport
W. K. Gray
Lipschuts and
Merger Defeated By Narrow Margin In City Vote
Returns from city and outlying precincts show the merger defeated by a small margin with Walkerville Centersville Meaderville and east side voting against consolidation while west side precincts and many south side areas supported it. A Melrose precinct vote favored consolidation by two. Authorities report two complaints linked to the election as deputies investigated voter issues and a checker challenged Bert Anderson over his registration and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkerville
Centersville
Meaderville
East Side
West Side
Melrose
Wrosery Seament
Consolidation Club
Rankin
Clifton Dorris
Sheriff's Office
Connecion
Precinct 49
Kelly
Holland
Duggan
al Wilkinson
Checker
Bert Anderson
Anderson
South Galord Street
Lillian Kelly
South Gaylord Street
Drecinet 43
Blerk
PINESE ISLAND GOAL OF FLYERS IN ALASKA AIR MISSION
United States army fliers plan a return to the mainland aboard the steamer Catherine D. a cannery tender leaving Port Moller Alaska and arriving in Bellingham Washington in two weeks. A coast guard cutter and the Elder will work to provide weather reports enabling a 78 mile jump to Paramashiru island in the northern Japan chain. Major Martins airplane was abandoned after crashing in fog near Chignik. MIS. MAICHEL DEAD. Mrs Viola Maichel of Austria and Montana died aged in Harrison with seven sons and a daughter among survivors and eight grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Port Moller
Alaska
Bellingham
Wash
Coast Guard
Atka
Attu
United States Fisheries Boat Elder
Paramashiru Island
Theurile Chain
Japa
Major Martin
Chignik
Mis. Maichel
Viola Maichel
Austria
Montana
Harrison
Maichel
Andrew Maichel
Wiam
Andrew Jr
Rudolph
Dewey
Frank
Joseph
Butte
George
San Francisco
B. Wadman
Marginal confession shift in Baldwin murder case
Margaret Willig first charged for murder but later retracted claims blaming Bert Webster, a forest ranger once associated with her. She stated she didn’t kill Baldwin and implied another person was the killer. Webster was released on $500 bond and remains a material witness in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Willig
Benjamin’ B
Baldwin
Taba
Bert Websters
Baldin
Webster
Aaa Koyo
Paris Daisy Lying From Lived at Saigon
Telegram received today reports progress. The Women’s Auxiliary of the Batad hospital unit will hold its first business meeting at 2 o’clock this afternoon at the Masonic temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Daisy
Saigon
Pellitior
Batad Hospital
Masonic Temple
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Aormeleys
Gilles Saffron
Wisconsin
Hang
California
Rome
Kennewick
Japan
Tiree
Pinese Island
Americas
Mary Pickford
Marshall Neilan
Dorothy Vernon
Haddon Hall
Spline
Cash and Carry Grocery Department
Uartes
Erdeenham
Jersey
Sera Petry
Brgsndia
Leena Aera
THE
Walter Hiers
Antonio Moreno
Jackie Logan
Humorou
A. Talow
Northern Lights
X Heyes
New York World
M. Schene
Norma Talmadge
Rialto
Schenck
Kyne Story
Harbor Bar
Sociat, Center
St. Patrick's
Minster
Ansonia
Mae Murray
Cork Alley
Brussels
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