Slayings tied to suspect The Fox in Marian Parker case
Police maintain Edward Hickman, 17, is The Fox and remains in Los Angeles as detectives press a citywide search. Witnesses identify portraits, a garage sighting ties him to gas and car pursuit, while a bloodied towel and fingerprint evidence bolster the conviction of Hickman as Marian Parker’s killer and motive is believed revenge against her father.
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Los Angeles
Calif
UPR
the Fox
Edward Hickman
Marian Parker
Hickman
Herman Cline
Kansas City
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Marian
Jack Ward
Ward
Cline
Fox
Marjorie Walker
Varkers
Hikan
King and Davey to headline Fairfield Jackson Day banquet
Senator William H. King of Utah and Congressman Martin L. Davey of Ohio accepted invitations to be principal speakers at the Fairfield County Democratic club Jackson day banquet to be held in Lancaster on January 10.
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Washington
William H. King
Utah
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Fairfield County Democratic Club
Tancaster
Remus Jury Deliberates After Insanity Defense
The jury in the George Remus case retires after Judge Chester R. Shook rejects a verdict of absolute acquittal. He instructs the jury that an insanity defense may lead to a not guilty verdict, amid arguments over the alleged misconduct of Remus and his wife.
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George Remus
Chester R. Shook
Remus
Department of Justice
Idefense
Shook
Harding Funeral Update Plans for Memorial Vault Move
The bodies of former President Warren G. Harding and Mrs. Harding will be moved from a temporary vault to a new memorial sepulchre in Marion cemetery tomorrow. A semi private ceremony will be held with relatives and friends from Ohio. government attendance is not expected.
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Marion
U.R
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
George T. Harding
California
Walter A. King
Ashtabula
King
Trinity Baptist Church
Harding
War Department
Kingsford Smith and Pond Forced Landing at Mills Field
Capt Charles Kingsford Smith and Lt George Pond, attempting a world air record, were forced to land the Spirit of California at Mills Field San Francisco on December 20 due to gasoline exhaustion. They landed at 9 47 a m after a valiant effort to beat German aviators.
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Mills Field
San Francisco
U.R
Charles Kingsford- Smith
George Pond J
Appeals Heard In Murder Case Of Canton Publisher
The Supreme court considered appeals for two defendants in the Don R. Mellett murder. Ben Rudner of Massillon seeks discharge claiming the second degree verdict was invalid. Henry W. Harter Canton prosecutor seeks reversal of the appellate court’s ruling that set aside Lengel’s conviction. Lengel free under bond after release from prison.
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Columbus
U.R
Supreme Court Today
Don R. Mellett
Canton
Ben Rudner
Massillon
Ohio
Henry W. Harter
Court of Appeals
Sejanus A. Lengel
Lengel
Ohio teachers urged sabbatical leave plan
Ohio teachers should receive sabbatical leaves after seven years of service with half pay, every ten years, to boost efficiency and broaden professional outlook. A special committee recommended this to the Ohio State Teachers association, which will review it at its annual convention in Columbus.
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Ohio
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
The
Association
Boards of Education
Six Shots Heard as Woman Screams At Columbus Hotel
A man and his wife, Joe Wandling and wife Logan, were found shot to death in a Columbus hotel after a quarrel and a woman’s scream. Coroner suspects a murder suicicde. a 38 revolver lay near the bodies. Wandling, about 40, unemployed, had planned divorce and a move to Columbus for work.
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Columbus
Joe Wandling
Logan
Joseph Murphey
Wandling
Murphey
P. R. Wandling
Anton Furnace
Haydenville
Logan Gas Concern Wins Temporary Lorain Rate Move
Lorain city council approved a four year gas rate ordinance by a 5 to 4 vote, setting a flat 55 cents per thousand feet for two years with rises after two and three years. Mayor Grall threatened a veto, calling the measure a compromise versus the five year franchise sought by Logan Gas.
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Lorain
O.R
Logan Gas Company
W. F. Grall
Swallows Poison, Dies in Leipsic
Clarence Daisy, 27, died here after swallowing poison last Saturday. Relatives offered no motive for the act.
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Leipsic
Clarence Daisy
Veteran pitcher Bullet Bush signs with Athletics
Bullet Joe Bush, known for his success with the Athletics and later stints with the Yankees Browns and Pirates, was signed by the Philadelphia Athletics to join their pitching staff.
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Phillies
Philadelphia
Bullet Joe Bush
Athletics
Yankees
Browns
Pirates
Philadelphia Athletics
Athens Messenger booklet teaches home plumbing basics
The Athens Messenger advertises a United States Government booklet on fixing frozen pipes leaks and other home plumbing problems with clear illustrations. The Information Bureau in Washington offers copies for four cents plus handling, helpful to homeowners when a plumber isn’t nearby.
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Athens Messenger
United States
Washington Information Bureau
SIM
Athens County Creates Master Commissioner Position
Wayne Wingett deputy sheriff of Athens County was appointed by the Common Pleas court to serve as master commissioner. He currently handles insolvency matters during the illness of Frank Roach the commissioner of insolvency and may act in insolvency cases during the absence of the commissioner.
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Athens County
Wayne Wingett
Wingett
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Frank Roach
Truck Hit By Train At Wilkesville Crossing
Hamden December 20. Westbound passenger train No. 21 from New York to St. Louis struck a truck at Wilkesville crossing about 7 15 am. Driver Charles Bethel of Hamden suffered three broken ribs. The collision overturned the truck. the train ran late by over two hours. The crossing has no warning signs and Bethel failed to notice the oncoming train. This is the third vehicle struck at this crossing in the past year.
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Hamden
New York
St. Louis
Wilkesville
Charles Bethel
Unemployed council members charged after disruption of city meeting
Six members led by Joseph Judson and Mrs Said Van Veen faced trial in Cleveland after a protest by 100 followers during a city council session. Police moved in as they demanded charity fund investigations and the mayor ruled the meeting could not be addressed without permission.
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Cleveland
U.P
Joseph Judson
Said van Veen
John Boris
Paul Consiglo
Tom Bradley
Frank Rosario
Charity Fund
Associated Charities
Fred W. Thomas
John Db. Marshall
Welfare Committee
van Veen
Marshall
Herman Hamlin
William F. Zitzmann
Judson
Edwin D. Barry
No Member of Colony Will Witness Burial of King Benjamin Purnell
In Benton Harbor Michigan on December 20 1934 800 adherents of the House of David await the promised resurrection of King Benjamin Purnell who died of tuberculosis and will be buried tomorrow without witnesses in Crystal Springs cemetery beside his son Coy The widow Queen Mary remains convinced he will return despite his death Public routine continues as questions about a new ruler are met with silence from the cult members
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Brother of Christ
Purnell
Mary
Crystal Springs
Coy
Queen Mary
Ben
Kentucky
Prince Mik” Mills
Detroit
Mills
House of David
Explosion on Langley at San Diego Navy base
An explosion rocked the aircraft carrier Langley at the San Diego naval air station pier. Smoke rose from the vessel as a fire likely broke out aboard. Naval officials at North Island could not immediately determine the cause or extent of damage.
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San Diego
Calif
Langley
Naval Air Station Pier
North Island
Mrs Coolidge and Santa Secretly Plan White House Christmas
Advance agents of Santa Claus have visited the White House and learned a closely guarded secret. Mrs Coolidge and Saint Nick know what the President will receive for Christmas while the rest of the family awaits John Coolidge’s return from Amherst College. The White House mail will be opened only for personal friends and Mrs Coolidge will decorate a Christmas tree for the President and family as in countless American homes.
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Mrs. Coolidge
Saint Nick
Capitol
Hunt Clement, JR
United Press
Washington
Santa Claus
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
President Coolidge
Ward
John
Amherst College
Submarine 8 4 Rescue Effort Delayed By Rough Seas
Deep sea divers wait as rough waters hinder the James M Burke salvage team off Wood End Cape Cod. Signals from trapped 8 4 crew show life and consciousness, with a crew plea for oxygen, while Falcon and Monarch tugs coordinate at Race Point.
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Boyd Lewis
James M. Burke
Wood End
Cape Cod
Mass
U.R
Graham Newell Fitch
Falcon
Race Point
Nt Fitch
Railroads object to grade crossing elimination on Route 31
The Hocking Valley railroad and Scioto Valley Traction were ordered to file briefs by January 16 outlining objections to removing the grade crossing on state route 31, the Columbus Lan caster road crossing the tracks in Fairfield county. Officials from the railroads and Fairfield county attended the conference with state highway director George F. Schlesinger.
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Columbus
U.P
Hocking Valley Railroad
Sciote Valley Traction Company
George F
Britten Labels Navy Reform Proposals Costly
Representative Britten tells the House Naval Affairs Committee Rear Admiral Meerader seeks navy economy costing a billion dollars. He accuses extravagance and inefficiency but admits figures were not provided to back the charges. Magruder pressed closely as the debate centers on naval reform.
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Britten
Reform Committee
Washington
Thomas P. Meerader
Navy Department
House Naval Affairs
Magruder
Tareuga Ale
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Dan Campbell
Davey
Paul W. White
Cincinnati
Hardings
Valiant
Supreme Court
Lengel and
Rudner
Ohio Association
Ing
A. Z. Blair
Portsmouth
Betty
Wandlings
Logan Gas Concern
Crederic
Director Information Bureau
Common Pleas Court
King Ben
AAG
Colony
Benton Harbor, Mich
Benjamin Purnell
Lazarus
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