Doctor Will Show Series of Deaths in Wife's Family
At a preliminary hearing in Olathe Kansas Dr J Oliver Netherton faces murder charges after his wife Mrs Bertha Netherton was found slain at their fruit-farm residence. Prosecutors link a 45 year pattern of family deaths to the case including relatives in Iowa South Dakota and California. A key witness Mrs Bertha Strahl of Lawrence will present documents tying the deaths to the Netherton family while defense cites wealth motive and a possible tramp suspect.
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Olathe
Kans
Associated Press
Mts
Netherton
Oliver Netherton
Joseph M. Brady
Brady
Bertha Strah
Lawrence
Kansas
Dode Strat
Deadwood
Roll Strahl
Doce
Extra
Iowa
Bert Strahl
Doce and Roll
Arthur Strahl
Chicago
Paxton Muir
Los Angeles
Southington Farm Distillery Raided In Marion
A large distillery was found on the Jim Lewis farm in Marion after a raid by three state policemen and two Southington officers. Nine 200 gallon vats used for alcohol were seized, with two Waterbury men, Joe Costello and Frank Decalvo, arrested and held. A Waterbury gang is suspected of operating at the site for some time. A related case saw Vincent Fazio of Waterbury fined 200 and costs after his truck carried contraband liquor to Borough court.
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Southington
Associated Press
Jim Lewis
Marion
Joe Costello
Frank Decalvo
Waterbury
Marion Farm
Vincent Fazio
Union Street
Fazio
Great Grandmother 71 Seeks Divorce After 61 Years of Marriage
CHICAGO March 28 By Associated Press Married 61 years Joseph Pavel seventy seven and his wife Anna Pavel seventy one parents of five children and eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren appeared before Judge Joseph Cabath yesterday and asked for a divorce. Anna spoke Bohemian about marrying a soldier in a fine uniform in Austria in 1877. She recalled injuries and a shotgun incident years earlier. Joseph said Anna kept from helping in the grocery store and sued with an unmarried son who drank. Four sons testified. three sided with the mother and one with the father. The judge spoke and then the couple left arm in arm talking of dinner plans.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Joseph Pavel
Anna Pavel
Joseph Cabath
Pavel
Babath
Joseph
Austria
iSaputh
Disarmament Debates Marked by Discord At Geneva
The disarmament effort at Geneva faced discord as Soviet head Maxim Litvinoff urged total scrapping of armaments and production, while Lord Cushendun and others cautioned, prompting talks to be referred to governments. Britain proposed naval reductions and the commission adjourned with little progress toward a disarmament program.
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Oscar Watson
Associated Press
Geneva
Mituor Key
Maxim Litvinoff
Cier-Commissar of Foreign Affairs
Frank B. Kellogg
M. Litvinoff
Russia
Lord Cushendun
Hugh Gibson
Belgium
Washington
Great Britain
Tripartite Naval Conference
Davison and Fechet to Fly Back to United States
Panama City March 25. F T Davison assistant secretary of war for aviation and Major General J E Fechet chief of the U S army air corps arrived at France field after traveling from Washington. They plan to return by airplane via Lindbergh route over the West Indies, insisting they saw aviation needs in the canal zone. They recalled a Minatitlan accident and a sinking motorboat but praised the trip as productive and foresee commercial air routes between the United States and the canal.
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Panama
Associated Press
F. Trubee Davison
James E. Fechet
U. S Army Air Corps
France Field
Washington
U. S
Lindbergh
West Indies
Canal Zone
Davis
Minatithan
Mex
United States
Canal
Davison
Minatitlan
Methodists Reopen Hospitals in China
March 25. Only one of fourteen Methodist Episcopal Hospitals in China remains closed, with patient care resumed across most facilities. Wuhu General Hospital in Ann Arbor indicates new ward wings completed while cholera strain affects 1,150,000 people. Yenping facility taken as military hospital. Water-of-Life hospital Kiuklang and other staff return to duty under local government support.
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New York
Associated Press
China
Methodist Episcopal
Church Ts
Frank D. Gamewell
Methodist Board of Foreign Missions
University Hospital
Nanking
Wuhu General Hospital
Robert E. Brown
Ann Arbor
Mich
Wuhu Todertool
Chaltia
Edgerton Urges Immediate Steps for Lower Taxes
New York March 5. John E. B. Edgerton president of the National Association of Manufacturers urges immediate passage of a corporate tax reduction based on government findings. He says corporate tax relief would spur prosperity, reduce unemployment, and benefit stockholders nationwide while Congress should set politics aside and act within fiscal safety.
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New York
Coolidge
Congress
John EB. Edgerton
National Association of Manufacturers
Edgerton
President Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Washington
Mr. Presiden
Theus
Oass
John E. Edgerton
Ondeul
National
Asao
Armour Bronze Bridge and Floor Lamp Bases
Armour Bronze Bridge and Floor Lamp Bases described as high quality material with expert craftsmanship finished in Antique Bronze Jap Bronze and Sta tuary Bronze. Mentions group of Table Lamps in gold bronze statuary and antique bronze offered at a special price. Fourth Flue.
Howland Spring Merchandise Highlighted in New Tones
Just the thing for early Spring wear. Light in weight and attractively woven. Well made as is all Howland merchandise. Colors include Rose Beige Rose Blue and tan in a delightful palette.
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Howland
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