Capper Seeks Economically Sound Farm Relief Plan
Senator Capper argues for an economically sound farm relief package focused on orderly surplus disposition. He warns measures must raise farm incomes, promote cooperative marketing, and channel surpluses to foreign markets while maintaining national interest and sector stability.
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David Lawrence
Canton Daily News
Washington
Senator Capper
Kansas
United States Senate
Congress
House
Senate Agriultural
Tmers
Joseph
America
Keedeg B
Secrecy Marks Jury Probe of Osage Killings
The federal grand jury investigating Osage murders resumed after a recess with Olive Pagan and DOJ attorneys in conference with U S district attorney Roy Lewis and Judge Cotteral. Officials consider whether state actions prompt federal control over Hale and Burkhart as the murder ring probe widens to possible life insurance loan security schemes involving Osage fortunes.
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Guthrie
Okla
Olive Pagan
Washington
Department of Justice
United States
Roy Lewis
Edwin Brown
John H. Cotteral
Atty
Edwin S. Dabney
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Dabney
W. K. Hale
Osage Hill
Ernest Burkhart
E. W. Smith
Fairfax
Cotterall
Hale
Burkhart
Hamilton
Pawhuska
Two Police Officers Hurt Die in Canton Car Crash
Alliance Jan 7. A touring party returning from a Patrolmen's Benefit banquet in Canton ends in tragedy. Officer W A Taylor 67 is killed instantly. Patrolman John Littick 51 sustains a broken neck and broken thigh. Patrolman Harry Groves 42 suffers a fractured skull. Mrs Hedges drives the car and Mrs Henley and Imogene Henley suffer injuries. Coroner investigating. a second crash in Sebring kills Walter F Harlan at a railroad crossing.
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Alliance
Patrolmen’s Benefit Association
Canton
W. A. Taylor
Alliance Police
John Cittick
Harry
Groves
William Hedges
Wright Av
Imogene Henley
Grace Henley
Imogene
West Summit St
T. C. McQuate
John Littick
McQuate
Hedges
George Littick
Patrolman Taylor
Daughrs
Orville Puttamb
Dorothy Taylor
Sebring
Walter Fr Harlan
State Rd
Pennsylvania
12Th Street
Harlan
Iocal Undertakers
Tiny Guthrie nets two more suspects in Canton liquor case
Walter Tiny Guthrie the Canton police hero tracked Sam Ray and Tony Morgan after witnessing a handoff of liquor. Ray and Morgan faced municipal court with cases continued by Judge A Talmadge Snyder. Guthrie also detained EF Harris with six quarts of Canadian bonded liquor, prompting mayoral controversy and sparking a larger Harris release bid. Chief Lengel absent amid the incident.
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Walter
Tiny” Guthrie
Canton
Sam Ray
Spring
Ruthrie
Ray
Tony Morgan
Guthrie
Lengel
Morgan
A. Talmadge Snyder
H. Harris
Gruff
Harris
Louis Major
Carl Studer
Canton House
Major
James A Bowman
Appeal to Save Condemned Man in Murder Case
Briefs filed in the court of appeals on behalf of David Atkins by E. L. Mills and Faber J. Drakenhbrod argue the verdict was not supported by evidence and that Atkins was prejudiced by denying interviews with state’s witnesses in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Atkins
Court of Appeals
E. L. Mills
Faber J. Drakenhbrod
Atkins
Harry Malone
Power House Blast Kills One in Jersey City Foundry
An explosion at the I. O. Koven foundry in Jersey City killed one man and injured several others. Three ambulances were sent to the scene as the blast damaged the power case used for boiler manufacture.
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Jersey C'Ty. N. J
I. O. Kovens
Columbus Police Set to Charge Purse Burglaries Case
Columbus police announced charges of burglary against an unidentified man in connection with a spate of break-ins in the northern section. Newark officers and local residents aided in locating suspects and confessing to related burglaries.
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Columbus
Newark
Secion of
Coal strike nears end as organizers shift to peace plan
New York, Jan 7. Officials say the 158,000 anthracite miners may end their five month strike soon. A peace plan, originated by John L Lewis and refined by both sides, is under consideration and could bring workers back to the mines after a few more talks.
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New York
John JL. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Bebb Services Held Thursday
Pallbearers at funeral for Richard E. Bebb Canton Massillon millionaire manufacturer were Charles E. Stuard John Schlen dorff F J Griffiths E F Fareless and Dr E O Morrow A B Clark H E Black and Will R Myers. Private services were conducted by Rev Walter McCowatt of St Pauls Episcopal church. Burial was in Westlawn cemetery.
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Richard E. Bebb
Canton
Massillon
Charles E. Stuard
John Schlendorff
F. J. Griffiths
E. F. Fareless
E. O. Morrow
A. B. Clark
H. E. Black
Will R. Myers
Walter McCowatt
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Westlawn Cemetery
Ohio State Study Denies Rum Party Claims
Stories of drinking parties and communistic revels at Ohio State University are said to be greatly exaggerated by the Boost Ohio committee. The group backs Gov Donahey and university officials in the probe prompted by the Horton case, with Horton fined and dismissed for manufacturing rum.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Boost Ohio Committee
O. 8
Vic Donahey
Dabney Horton
Horton
Ohi A State
Will Try death by own action Again Threat Of Evelyn Nesbit
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, in Chicago, declares plans to die by her own hand after hospital treatment for a third attempt. She tells Dr Amante Rongetti she is sick of living and would die again if she recovers or not, even seeking concealment and antidote.
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Chicago
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Amante Rongetti
Lightning ignites stage at Met Opera House briefly
Overnight briefs report stage lightning set a fire at the Metropolitan Opera House, extinguished by stage hands without interrupting the performance. Other items note a Newton man killed at a New Jersey factory, a rum runner hydroplane spotted off Barnagat Bay, Vermont road crews clearing snow for President Coolidge’s potential urgent travel, Union Pacific earning an aviation safety medal, and Bethlehem Steel buyer Joseph Higbie rescued after 19 hours in icy New York Harbor.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Joseph L Higbie
Bethlehem Steel Co
New York Bay
Higble
Lovers Quarrel Ends Fatally in Toledo
Roy Austin 42 shot Katherine Sarman 30 in a Putnam Street rooming house after a quarrel then killed himself with a self-inflicted shot at St Vincent's Hospital. Sarman was mortally wounded and remained at risk. Local police investigated the fatal incident.
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Toledo
Roy Austin
Katherine Sarman
St. Vincent's Hospital
Austin
Putnam St
Battalion of Death Near Fall in Senate Fight
Senator Borah leads the Degenerate Battalion of Death as the world court battle returns to the Senate. Dawes is pressed to change rules while the group suffers heavy losses from the Versailles and League of Nations defeats. The irreconcilables of Lodge and McCormick are named among the fallen.
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Washington
Senator Borah
Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
Dawes
League of Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge
New England Cabots
Medill McCormick
Chicago Reaper
Berlin Gives Bride Million in New York Wedding News
Irving Berlin reportedly settles about one million dollars on his bride Ellin Mackay. Rumors say Clarence H. Mackay disinherited her from a $30 million estate and sent her belongings to Berlin. Berlin would receive half of his fortune as a wedding gift, plus $2,009,090 from her grandfather. The couple, back in New York after Atlantic City, attend Consuelo Vanderbilt's wedding.
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New York
Irving Berlin
Ellin Mackay
Clarence H. Mackay
The
Postal Telegraph Co
Berlin
Atlantic City
Consuelo Vanderbilt
Earl F E. T. Smith
Vanderbilt Mansion
Jilted Wooer Sues for Gifts in Chicago Case
L W Wunderly of Cleveland sued Miss Hazel M Glenn of Chicago after gifting a sedan, a 2509 engagement ring, and a 4900 wedding ring when she refused to marry him. He filed a replevin claim to recover the items while Miss Glenn asserts she sold the gifts.
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Chicago
L. W. Wunderly
Cleveland, O
Hazel M. Glenn
Glenn
Vesuvius Erupts After Eight Months Quiet
Naples reports Mount Vesuvius erupting after eight months of silence with a copious lava flow visible from the crater.
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Naples
Vesuvius
Great Crater
Probe Opens Over Mellon Aluminum Co Delays
The Senate Judiciary Committee began a probe into the Justice Department over alleged delays in pursuing an anti trust case against the Mellon owned Aluminum Co of America. Senator Walsh leads the inquiry citing looming statute limitations and possible political impact. House Democrats press for action on the Oldfield resolution to authorize a House inquiry into the company.
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Washington
Capitol
Senate Judiciary Committee
Department of Justice
Mellon-owned
Aluminum Co. of America
Thomas J. Walsh Wemocrat
Montana
Fa Mous
Wm J. Donovan
Messea
Walsh
Sargent
Federal Courts of
Pennsylvania
Aluminum
Federal Trade Commission
Atettorney
Harlan F. Stone
Senate
House
Oldfield
Cardinal Mercier Nearing Death After Surgery
Brussels, Jan. 7. Cardinal Mercier received the last sacraments as his condition worsened after stomach surgery. Doctors said recovery was unlikely after a night of decline.
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Brussels
Cardinal Mercier
Army Officer Walton Dies After Illness at 54
Col. E. Walton of the Wilbur Wright field construction unit died at his Dayton home after a month long tumor related illness. He is survived by his widow, his mother Mrs. Seymour Walton of Chicago, a sister Miss Emile Walton of Chicago, and a brother Albert of California.
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Dayton
Walton
Wilbur Wright Field
Mis
Seymour Walton
Chicago
Emle Walton
Albert
California
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Harry L. Groves
Bed Rock
Harris- Lengel
BEBB
Ohio State
Evelyn Nesbit
Newton
N. J
Harry Jasier
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Barnagat Bay
Plymouth
Traidlow
President Coolidge
John C. Coolidge
Union Pacific Railroad
E. H. Harriman
Borah
Brandegee
Senate Group
Robert T. Syall
Mackay
Roslyn
46Th St
Mt.vesuvius
Mellon
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