Second man in dynamite theft in Meigs County pleads guilty
Clyde Tyree, indicted with Warren Falin and Jesse Muncey for stealing 22¢ sticks of dynamite with caps from a Dark Hollow powder house, changed his plea to guilty in Common Pleas court. He faces an indeterminate Ohio penitentiary term from one to fifteen years.
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Pomeroy
Clyde Tyree
Warren Falin
Jesse Muncey
Dark Hollow
Common Pleas Court
A. P. Miller
Ohio
Muncey
Clifford Smith
Springfield
Osby Martin
Blackstone
Maurice
Pat) Thornton
Falin
Miners and Owners to Reopen Parley in Conference Tuesday
Philadelphia officials report a renewed push to end the anthracite strike as operators and miners plan a joint conference Tuesday. John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers and other leaders arrive from Wilkes-Barre amid debate over the Lynett peace plan and a state mining hearing set for Wednesday in Harrisburg.
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Philadelphia
John JL. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Wilkes-Barre
FE. J. Lynett
Scran
Lewis
Lynett
W. W. Inglis
Inglis
State Senate
House Mining Committee
Harrisburg
Airmen Aim for World Altitude Record Postponed
Dayton January 25 Lieutenant John A. MacReady postponed his attempt to break the world altitude record due to poor visibility. The flight rules require takeoff and landing in the same field, and city haze makes this difficult if not impossible.
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Dayton
John A. MacReady
China Fails 10 Demands of Soviet Ultimatum
Moscow reports that the release of M. Ivanoff the Russian manager of the Eastern railroad does not meet Soviet demands. Officials say restoration and maintenance of order along the Eastern railroad is still unconfirmed and the ultimatum expires tomorrow afternoon.
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China
Moscow
M. Ivanoff
Russia
Ghang
Ivanoff
Chang Tso Lin frees Russian chief as Manchurian control tightens
In Peking on January 25 Marshal Chang Tso Lin orders the release of M. Tyanoff the Soviet Russian general manager of the Chinese Eastern Railway in Manchuria. He also imprisons three railway directors and places the railway under Chinese military control.
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Peking
Chang Tso Lin
M. Tyanoff
Manchuria
Ivanoff
Chang
Dr Frederick Cook revisits pole dispute after Amundsen support
Dr Frederick A Cook, jailed at Leavenworth for mail fraud, says new polar expeditions bolster his claim to the North Pole. Roald Amundsen, who recently flew toward the Pole, visited Cook and reportedly sparked renewed debate over Peary’s vs Cooks claims. In a letter to the Kansas City Journal-Post Cook states future generations will judge his work against Peary’s as more expeditions unfold.
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Kansas City
Frederick A. Cook
North Pole
Cook
Amundsen
Roald Amunds
Kansas City Journal-Post
Peary
Lettter
Swanson
United States
Lenroot
Musical star confesses to hoax marriage stunt
Wilda Bennett admitted the marriage hoax to Pepe de Albro after staging a wedding party and photographs. De Albro is linked to Charles Frey whose wife won a $37,000 settlement from Miss Bennett.
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Pepe de Albro
Wilda Bennett
de Albro
Charles Frey
Miss Bennett
Berlins Buy Belated Trousseau in Paris
Mrs Irving Berlin formerly Ellen Mackay buys two belated trousseaus during a visit to Paris. The Berlin couple, who arrived from London, are staying in a guarded suite at the Hotel Crillon after their arrival.
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Trousseau Varis
Irving Berlin
Ellen Mackay
Trousseau
Berlins
London
Crillon
Chicago YWCA Installs Charleston Course in Gym
Canton News notes the Chicago YWCA introduces a Charleston fitness program in its gym as public health interest grows and many people report illness. The item highlights a wave of engagement with the dance form amid health concerns.
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Chicago Y. W. C. A
Charleston
Canton News
Senate votes to limit debate on World Court adherence
Washington observers note the Senate approved cloture by 68 to 26 in a bid to end debate on American adherence to the World Court. The move paves the way for ratification of revised Swanson reservations, strengthening conditions and potential US withdrawal rights. The clash centers on party lines and a split among court advocates and irreconcilables.
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Washington
World Court
League of Nations
Senate
Voice
Administration- Democratic Alliance of
Swanson
Harding
Coolidge
Willave
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Borah
Idaho
Magnate Ramsay Burned To Death In House Fire
Robert Ramsay 65, president of the Ramsay Scarlett company steamship agents, died early today after a fire destroyed his Baltimore home. He was a well known figure in shipping circles locally and internationally.
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Baltimore
Robert Ramsay
Ramsay-Scarlett Company
Pope Opens Door to Protestant Catholic Union Talks
Rome reports Pope Pius plans to reconvene the Vatican council within two years and push a union effort with Protestant groups. Cardinal Mercier, central to the Malines talks, is highlighted as a key figure in shaping the approach to reunion.
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Rome
Cardinal Mercier
Vatican
Pius
Vatican Council
Ackild
Christendom
Malines
Church of England
Canterbury
Church of Rome
United States
Canada
Protestant Episcopal Church of
Geneva
Universal Church
Marines
Radio Station Logs Start Tomorrow in The Messenger
The Messenger will publish a complete radio log beginning tomorrow with an attractive cover and initial list of stations by dial reading. Subsequent sections will follow on the comics page, cutouts can be collected, bound, or attached to a pad for easy reference.
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Messenger
First photo of Miss Anna May Dietrich in murder case
The scene centers on the Norwood girl whose legless headless torso was found near Media. The body was discovered in bushes on the country estate of Samuel J. Henderson, a Philadelphia lawyer.
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Anna May Dietrich
Norwood
Media
Samuel J. Henderson
Philadelphia
Miner burned to death in bunkhouse near Dark Hollow mine
Delbert Van Meter a 28 year old miner died when a bunkhouse fire trapped him after a night shift. Will Wright Clarence Hixon and Forrest Payne escaped as flames localized in Van Meter's stall. Coroner Ben Ewing investigated. overheating stoves are blamed for the blaze.
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Pomeroy
Delbert van Meter
Dark Hollow
Ben Ewing
Will Wright
Clarence Hixon
Forrest Payne
van Meter
John van Meter
Alfred
Ive Points
International Radio Tests Set for Night of Signal Hopes
New York January 25 The international radio tests continue tonight with hope for better results after last night’s disrupted experiments caused by an SOS from a sinking ship and bad weather. All American stations sign off at 11 pm EST for one hour to let foreign stations broadcast. Participating foreign wavelengths include Lima 380 Osaka 300 Buenos Aires 375 Madrid 373 Hamburg 293 Vienna 530 Prague 868 Munich 485 Brussels 263 Breslau 416 and Berlin 505.
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New York
OAX
Lima
Peru
LOW
Buenos
Aires
LOX
Buenos Aires
Barcelona
Madrid
Hamburg
Vienna
Prague
Stuttgart
Berlin
Brussels
Breslau
Munich
An ounce of work is worth two found of shirk
A fragmentary adage credits effort over laziness, attributed to Deflagce Gres, with garbled surrounding text suggesting a quotation about diligence.
Copper Killer Durkin hits new low after legal aid stalls
Chicago reports Marty Durkin known as the copper killer endures despair as family efforts fail to secure a prominent attorney and no defense fund forms. His assets, seized as proceeds of prior thefts, leave him penniless while fellow inmates ignore him and a robbery suspect demands his removal from their cell.
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Chicago
Marty Durkin
Irma Sullivan
Cornell, Sr
Durkin
Joseph Kurtz
Kirby on Trial for Mail Fraud Tied to 1923 Cleveland Collapse
Josiah Kirby founder and ex president of Cleveland Discount company faces federal trial on charges of using the mails to defraud linked to the February 1923 collapse of the large Cleveland firm. The proceedings resume with Kirby continuing his testimony as a witness.
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Cleveland
Josiah Kirby
Cleveland Discount Company
Federal District Court
Chiropractor Denies Murder In Torso Case At Philadelphia Office
Dr. David R. Marshall aged 42, of Bywood Heights suburb, is charged with Miss Anna Dietrich's murder after authorities say he dismembered her body in his Philadelphia office and later disposed of the torso and limbs. He reportedly confessed after long questioning, claiming the death was accidental and caused by Dietrich's suicide attempt, while prosecutors await forensic stomach contents.
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Media
David R. Marshall
Hhiro
Bywood Heights
Philadel
Anna Maytrich
South Olsundy Street
Philadelphia
Marshall
William Taylo
Delaware County
J. Sweeney
Taylor
Paladphia
Miss
Miss Dietrich
Eben
Oranges and Lemons Use Guide Promotes New Ways to Serve
A promotional booklet offers home cooks many citrus serving ideas. Recipes are claimed to be tested by science experts and practical for meals, with free copies available by mail upon submitting a coupon and two cents in stamps.
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