Missing Salve Girl Found Near Chester Ind In Death
Gary Indiana April 28 authorities from Illinois and Indiana investigate a charred bullet riddled dismembered body found near Chesterton last Sunday. The unidentified girl’s slayer remains unknown amid two leading theories: she came from Chicago or was visiting. the second theory concerns the age of the suspected killer. Spectacles found near the body suggest a middle aged man. many parents of missing daughters view the Chesterton morgue. A railroad employee who claimed knowledge of the girl was questioned and later released. Dental evidence is being sought to identify the teeth and dental work. Doctors say maternity status cannot be ruled out due to the body’s condition.
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Gary
Ind
Imnois
Indiana
Chesteree Ind
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chesterton
T. R. Phillips
A. Q O. Dobbins
Valparaiso
Per
Porter County
Dempsey Refers Questioners To Manager For Wills Fight
New York April 28 Jack Dempsey deflected inquiries on a possible Dempsey Wills bout by directing questions to his manager Jack Kearns. The commission had earlier deemed him ineligible for boxing in New York after failing to answer Wills' challenge. Dempsey said to contact Kearns for plans and stated he would sail to Europe on the Berengaria next week if he secures the Prince of Wales suite.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
New York State Athletic Commission
Jack Kearns
Harry Wills
Wills
Dempsey
Commission
New York State
Kearns
Jack
Prince of Wales
America
Mountaineers Fall to Yale in 9 3 Ball Game
New Haven Conn April 28 Captain Tallman of West Virginia hurled bravely but errors by his infield and cold hitting doomed the Mountaineers as Yale triumphed 9 to 3. Holabird Yale ace limited WVU with sharp pitching though he scored once and drove in others. Pfleger and Bruder contributed for Yale as the game unfolded.
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New Haven
Conn
Tallman
West Virginia
Yale
Mountaineers
Holabird
Pfleger
Bruder
Yale Overpowers West Virginia In Nine Run Win
Yale pounded West Virginia 9 to 3 as Holabird allowed most WVU hitters to reach base. Heizer and C Lewis appeared as substitutions, but did not score, while Yale rolled in runs with a strong middle innings showing.
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West Virginia
Holabird
Heizer
Phillips
C. Lewis
L. Lewis
Patrick
Tallman
R.H.E. Yale
Walker
Hawley
Investigation Under Way In Tipple Burning
Morgantown West Virginia April 28 Investigations are under way into a fire that last night destroyed three tipples of the Gilbert Davis Coal Company at Scott s Run and caused an estimated loss of about 200000 Gilbert County officers Morgantown fire department state police and fire marshal officials are investigating assisted by the sheriff and county attorney Armed officers are on duty at the property as hundreds visit the scene to view the smouldering ruins
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Morgantown
W. Va
Gilbert- Davis Coal Company
Scott's Run
BE. H. Gilbert
Gilbert
S. B. Jennings
Lift Ban on Visits to Babe Ruth Saturday
New York. Ed ward G. Barrow, business manager of the New York Yankees, said Ruth’s physicians expected discharge from the hospital within ten days. Barrow announced visits to Ruth’s room would be lifted Saturday and that Ruth, once nearly bedridden, could take daily rides in a wheelchair and is improving steadily.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Edward G. Barrow
New York Yankees
Ruth
Barrow
Reds to Build New Playing Field at 1.5 Million
Cincinnati National League club to erect a stadium seating 50 000 at a cost of 1 500 000 with August Herrmann announcing the plan. The facility will host baseball and other clean sports including soccer and track.
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Cincinnati
August Herrmann
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Hermann
JAMAICA OPENING CARD TO FEATURE HEAVY ENTRIES
The Metropolitan Jockey Club inaugurates the 1925 racing season at Jamaica track in New York with a packed opening card. Five stakes winners are among eight nominated for the Monomok Stakes, a six furlong handicap, headlined by Worthmore from the Everglades stable carrying top weight of 123 pounds.
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New York
Metropolitan Jockey Club
Jamaica Track
Tomorgan
Eavy
Everglades Stable
Worthmore
Maryland
Belmont
Southern League Scores Report
Birmingham beat New Orleans 6 to 2 Memphis defeated Nashville 6 to 5 Mobile triumphed over Atlanta 12 to 3 Chattanooga won against Little Rock 4 to 3.
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Birmingham
New Orleans
Memphis
Nashville
Mobile
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Langin Captain Nets Hole In One At Moundsville Course
Captain A E Simonin of Langin aviation field joined the hole in one club at Moundsville country club. He sank a cupped drive on the ninth hole from 175 yards while playing in a foursome today.
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Moundsville
W. Va
A. E. Simonin
Langin Aviation Field
Moundsville Country Club
Radio Listings Across Cities Highlight Wednesday Night Broadcasts
A dense list of radio programs and stations outlines Wednesday schedules for WCAP WEAO WNYC KDKA WLS WMAQ and more. Entries include orchestra concerts army bands chamber recitals and dramatic programs with times and cities like New York Philadelphia Detroit Chicago Montreal Ottawa and Providence.
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Awear
Waldortra
Synagogue
Dean Sage
United States Army Band
York
Moore Orchestra
Olare Ovies Choir
Ine Wn Hall
Ginten
RC Banquet
Tee Cane Cote
Maadel
Chamber of Hans
Gurewich
Uncle Wip
Swoo
Philadelphia—Sea
Prp
Trobadoure
Nickerbocker Trio
Risco
Ai “Bream
Philadelphia
Freakin Orchestre
Wayea AL NA
PMSA
Mssoo
Prpm
Scsvrame Ld
Pittsourch Press
William Peon
the Sunlight Girl
C. Radio
Nigon Orchestra
KDKA
Pittsourgh
Scalzos Orchestra
Taceball
Markets
Pammungren
Unites States
Wey “Henectady
Strand
Ruttalo
Start
Irene Studi
Aona William
Mathews
Lopes Statier Orchestra
WCAD
Canton
Geouverneur
Ae Horton
Pidetown Arms Orch
Wu Be Mi — Brother Club
Moses Declines Aid in Fight Over Senate Rules
Vice President Dawes will not receive support from Senator Moses of New Hampshire in revising Senate rules. Moses, back in Washington, cited Dawes' Old North Church address, predicting no material changes to rules at the next session despite the vice president's efforts. He also commented on the German election of Von Hindenburg.
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Washington
Dawes
Senate
Moses
New Hampshire
Old North Church
Boston
von Hindenburg
Germany
Woodward searchers pressed into sixth Granville township
In Granville Virginia on April 28 a large search party pushes into the sixth mountain township hunting for Lucille Chatterton and former convict Earl Woodward. Authorities offer a $100 reward for Woodward’s capture as armed volunteers spread from Granville, Braintree, Hancock and Northfield to assist.
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Granville
Lucille Chatterton
Earl Woodward
Woodward
John W. Untiedt
West Brookfield
Untiedt
Randolph
Braintree
Hancock
Northfield
Franklins
Billings
Negro preacher held in death of miner at Shriver mine
Morgantown West Virginia April 28 John Holstein a Negro miner was shot and killed in the Shriver mine settlement Samuel Macintyre a Negro preacher surrendered and is held for questioning He said his wife was keeping money for Holstein and he disputed the amount when the money was handed over an argument followed and Holstein was killed
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Morgantown
W. Va
John Holstein
Shriver
Samuel Macintyre
MacIntyre
Holstein
Europe to Be Armed Camp, Gerard Fears
Former wartime ambassador James W. Gerard warned aboard the Aquitania that Von Hindenburg could rebuild a vast German military. He said Europe would become an armed camp if Hindenburg stays in power and noted Germany’s official army around 100000 men with unofficial numbers higher.
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New York
von Hindenburg
Germany
James W. Gerard
Aquitania
Europe
Gerard
Hindenburg's Power Question Stokes German Militant Mood
Mr. Gerard argues Hindenburg lacks real power as president yet his election signals the German people's growing militant mood and readiness to build a large military machine in secret.
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Hindenburg
Gerard
von Hindenburg
Carnegie Trust Co. assets to be valued in liquidation
Pittsburg April 28 Ten state bank examiners began compiling an inventory of Carnegie Trust Co assets after its failure to open deposits totaled 4 064 850 with 1 0145 in time savings and 170 000 in Commonwealth funds. Appraisers will fix asset value for liquidation while First National Bank of Carnegie could reopen if conditions are met.
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Pittsburg
Carnegie Trust Company
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
T. C. Thomas
National Bank
Fourth Federal Reserve District
First National Bank of Carnegie
John A. Bell
Ball Thoay
Thomas
First National
Bell
Crowe to Lead Shepherd Prosecution in Murder Trial
Chicago April 28 State's Attorney Robert E Crowe said he will lead the prosecution of William D Shepherd indicted for the murder of William Nelson McClintock. He will be aided by Assistant State Attorney Gorman and prosecutors Sbarbaro Savage and Marshall. Coroner Oscar Wolff announced that new witnesses will testify before the jury examining inquests into the deaths of McClintock his mother Mamie Nelson McClintock and Dr Oscar Olson. Eleven prosecution witnesses were filed with Judge Thomas Yorich ahead of the May 18 trial.
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Chicago
Robert E. Crowe
William D. Shepherd
Innaire Ward
William Nelson McClintock
Gorman
Sbarbaro, Savage and
Marshall
Gonns McClintock
Miama Nelson McClintock
Oscar Olson
Shepherd
Oscar Wolff
Thomas Yorich
Mrs Pollock Again Heads Temple Sisterhood
Mrs L A Pollock of Huntington was re elected president of the West Virginia State Federation Temple Sisterhood at the closing meeting Tuesday morning. Other officers elected include Mrs Max Frankenberger as first vice president.
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Huntington
W. Va
L. A. Pollock
West Virginia State Federation Temple Sisterhoods
Frederick Hotel
Mra
Max Frankenberger
Local Women’s Club Officers Named Across Cities
The listing shows officers including Mrs. Herbert Sonnerborn as second vice president in Dent Charleston with Mrs. Max Hirschman as corresponding secretary in Wheeling, Mrs. S. Aaron as recording secretary in Huntington, Mrs. J. S&S. Broida as treasurer in Clarksburg, Mrs. Ben Tobin as auditor in Parkersburg, and Mrs. M. Backenheimer as field secretary in Wheeling.
Zbyszko Retains World Title in 55 Minute Bout
Stanislaus Zbyszko, world heavyweight champion, defended his title by pinning Renato Gardini of Boston after fifty five minutes and twenty nine seconds in a one fall match. Gardini pressed Zbyszko several times but could not finish the champion.
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Philadelphia
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Renato Gardini
Boston
Gardini
Zbyszko
Trio Held on Conspiracy Charge After Whiskey Seizure
A Baltimore trio including Mr and Mrs Louis Feldman and Michael Cohen faced a federal conspiracy charge after 204 pints of whiskey were seized from their car by city police. They pleaded not guilty and were held for the June US court term with bonds set at 15000 for Feldman and Cohen and 2500 for Mrs Feldman.
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Louis Feldman
Michael Cohen
Baltimore
Thos. H. Scott
Greenfelt
John R. Dillard
Bluefield
United States
Feldman
Cohen
Six Men Sentenced in Whiskey Removal Case
Pittsburg report says six men convicted last year for illegal removal of whiskey from the Guckenheimer & Brothers distillery surrendered to federal authorities to begin prison terms. Supreme Court denied their appeal. Sentences: Brown and Farkas ten thousand dollar fines and two years. Little and Dickerman two thousand four hundred dollars and one year and a day. Ferris two years. Beck six months. Five to Atlanta penitentiary. Beck to Allerheny county jail.
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Pittsburg
Guckenheimer & Brothers Company
Supreme Court
Lewis Brown
Louisa Farkas
Federal
Atlanta
Edward C. Little
William Dickerman
William J. Ferris
George Beck
Allerheny County
Suiter and Robertson Quietly Wed in Grace Church Parsonage
Oka H. Suiter and Miss Irene T. Robertson both of the city were quietly married at Grace Methodist Church parsonage on Highland avenue last night by Rev. Frank Y. Jackson. They will reside in Bluefield.
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Oka H. Suiter
Irene T. Robertson
Grace Methodist Church
Highland Avenue
Frank Y. Jackson
Bluefield
Renault to Fight Godfrey in June Bout in San Francisco
The Mission Athletic Club announced a ten round heavyweight bout between George Godfrey and Jack Renault in San Francisco on June 27. Renault will arrive after his June 5 Boston bout with Jack Sharkey.
Hindenburg Owes Election Victory to Women's Votes
Cabinet discussions in Berlin show Von Hindenburg and Dr. Luther united on key issues after a decisive vote aided by women. Reichstag circles expect the government to stay intact with a broad majority, while Luther plans a speech to industrialists linking the election to internal and foreign policy. A government statement aims to calm abroad over Hindenburg’s win.
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Berlin
Ffeld Marshal von Hindenburg
Dr. Luther
von Hindenburg
Luther
Stresemann
Igood
Reichstag
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Ohio State U. Orchestra
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Vitali Diente
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Knickerbocker Trio
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Lee Ene
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I State University Orchey
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Royal Orchestra
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Homer Fe
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Coprane Coloist
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Trompenn
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WEAS
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Carnegie Trust CO
MR. Crowe
Shepherd Prosecution
Mrs. Pollock
Temple Sisterhood
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Zbyszzko
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Ma Ferguson
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