Remus Fate Tied to Sanity Ruling in Cincinnati Case
Cincinnati December 21 The three court alienists who testified for the prosecution say George Remus is now sane and may win his freedom if Probate Court declares him sane at the December 18 sanity hearing. The jury had found Remus not guilty of murder on the ground of insanity. Prosecutor Taft will represent the county in the sanity investigation. The alienists who testified for Remus may be the only witnesses at the probate hearing.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Associated Press
George Remus
King
Imogene
Charlies P. Taft
Remus
David I. Wolfstein
A. Baker
Charles W. Kiely
Charles Elston
William Luedera
Chester R. Shook
Read
Berg Dies by Suicide at Lake Quinsigamond
Theodore A Berg twenty two and his family resided on Anglin Avenue Shrewsbury plunged into Lake Quinsigamond during a temporary fit of insanity Witnesses William South and Carl Pantinlan from Worcester attempted a rescue but recovered the body.
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Shrewsbury
Mass
Elated
Theodore A. Berg
Wenty
Anglin Avenue
Lake Quinsigamond
William South
Carl Pantnlan
Worcester
Berg
Death of Jones Quietly Hushes Senate Session
Washington December 21 The death of Senator Andrieus A Jones of New Mexico sent a somber mood through both houses as they adjourned for Christmas. The Senate met briefly and the House slightly longer, pausing business to honor a longtime lawmaker whose service spanned more than a decade. A resolution of regret was adopted and a funeral committee named.
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Washington
Andrieus A. Jones
New Mexico
Congress
Senate
House
Capitol Hill
White House
Charles A . Lindbergh
Coolridge
Jones
Bury
Vic
Dawes
Cueplain
Henry Allen Cooper
Wisconsin
Longworth
Couper
Tiison
Fess
Ohio
Mke~wise
Morrow
Democrat
German ambassador aims to avoid pomp at US luncheon
Berlin reports Germanys new ambassador to the United States Dr Friedrich Von Pripite Gallion hopes to be seen as an amiable envoy not a pompous figure during a luncheon in his honor. He said he would rather keep a modest tone in his first speech.
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Berlin
Six Die When Boat Capsizes on Alabama River
Benton Ala Dec 21 Six persons drowned when a small skiff overturned on the rising Alabama river while crossing at a ferry. The boat carried Jim Nichols a saw mill operator and five African American passengers two of them children. All bodies were recovered.
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Benton
Ala
Associated Press
Alabama
Jim Nichols
Ft Won
Veteran hunter killed by enraged elephant in Masoagelent
A 30 year veteran hunter was charged by a wounded elephant while hunting at Masoagelent. His son valiantly attempted rescue as the animal mauled him. The hunter died before his son could reach him, and Judd killed the enraged beast.
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Masoagelent
Wouner
Yng Judd
Wounded Elephant Kills Udd Noted Hunter Dies
London dispatch reports Sir Frederick William Young, 51, submarine expert and explorer, died yesterday. He raised the British submarine K-13 and saved 43 crew members after 56 hours trapped off Scotland. Earlier he tested the big game world and was famed for hunting prowess.
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London
Frederick William Young
Kenya
British East Africa
Scot
Associated Press
William Land
Clark, Author-Artist Dies of Heart Attack
Norwalk report says George F Scoteman Clark author and artist died at Norwalk hospital from heart trouble. Born in England in 1872, he wrote popular books including The Holic and Batting Without Fear.
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Clark
Norwalk
Associated
George F. Scoteman-Clark
England
Cambridge Cops Guilty of Extortion and Conspiracy
Cambridge Massachusetts December 21 A jury found Lieut Thomas F Coady and Patrolman Henry E Pelletier of the Cambridge police guilty of extortion and conspiracy to commit extortion after about 12 hours of deliberation They were charged with threatening to accuse Patsy Dalessio of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and of parking without rights The verdict reflects a disruptive case in the local police force and follows long deliberation by the jury
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Cambridge
Mass
APA
Thomas F. Coady
Henry E Pelletier
Patsy D'Alessio
Four Firms File Bankruptcy Petitions in New Haven
In New Haven Connecticut on December 21 voluntary petitions in bankruptcy were filed in United States District Court. The filings include Gray Brothers Manufacturing Company and three other firms, signaling a wave of insolvencies in the region.
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New Haven, Conn
United States District Court
Gray Brothers Manufacturing Com
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