Suspected alibi questioned in Ruth Hunter murder case
Louis F. Griffith 1220 Market ar N president of United Machine & Manufacturing Co was jailed at Canton Central for alibi interrogation in the Ruth Hunter murder. He denied knowledge of the crime and sought his attorney Walter S. Ruff as habeas corpus proceedings were anticipated.
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Canton
Ruth Hunter
Louis F. Griffith
Market Ar N
United Machine & Manufacturing Co
Central Headquarters
Griffith
Packard
Walter S. Ruff
Stark Co
Ruff
Charles Hunter
Richville-Reedurboad
Lafayette College
Central Station
Capt
Carke
Swope
Fromm and
Streitenberger
Lengel
Atty
Democrats Move to End Two-Thirds Rule in Nomination
Report from Washington notes Democratic factional tension as McAdoo supporters push to abolish the party two-thirds requirement at the national convention. Opponents and pledges loom large as a key vote nears, with potential setback for McAdoo if votes fall short.
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David Lawrence Copdright
Canton Daily News
Washington
Democratic Party
William Gibbs McAdoo
National Democratic
McAdoo
Democratic National Committee
McAdoo Group
Heights Trio Under Arrest For Belated Christmas Party
Deputies raided a Columbia Heights home and arrested Pete Moror John Moson and Emiel Sikey on intoxication charges after a noisy belated Christmas party. The men said they followed the Greek church Julian calendar prior to adopting the modern Gregorian system this year.
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Columbia Heights
Pete Moror
John Moson
Emiel Sikey
Murder Trial Opens in Caldwell for Elmer Farra
Caldwell Ohio January 8 Prosecutor Buckley to open case in the murder trial of Elmer Farra an Eyes Vile miner charged with killing Sheriff Charles W Moore. Jury seated includes George McKee G H Wilson Carl Heddieson and others with J L Barnes as alternate. Sheriff Moore was shot when he ordered a car to halt carrying two whisky runners.
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Frank A. Dudle
E. 0. Bond
C. M. Ayers
W. W. Lagrange
Earl Jenning
J. L. Barnes
Sheriff Moore
Auto collision damages two cars in city intersection
Two cars sustained damage in a Tuesday morning crash at a city intersection. Harry Muckley of Green town drove west on 12th Street NE when his machine hit William Greenbaum of 1316 Garfield Street as Greenbaum traveled north on Market Avenue. Officer Trump reported the accident.
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Harry Muckley
Greentown
William Greenbaum
Garfield
Muckley
12Th St
Greenbaum
Market Av
Trump
Agriculturists to Join Opposition on Tax Cuts in Senate Plan
Senator Capper states the farm bloc will oppose Mellons tax reductions especially surtaxes on incomes over 100000. He says farmers seek relief from taxation and support a fair share while industry leaders push to curb millionaire taxes. The bloc unveils a tentative program alongside tax proposals.
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Washington, Jan
Congress
Mellon
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Senate Bloc
Capper
Senate Farm Bloc
Cabinet Fights Excess Luxury in Germany and Abroad
Berlin reports the cabinet will crack down on luxury in public hotels and restaurants both at home and for Germans abroad. Stresemann spurred action after a Lugano visit. outrage grew from New Year revelers spending about $20 each. Swiss critics note many German guests and little aid to compatriots. Measures include restricting travel permits and pressuring hotels to curb excess to avoid closures.
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Canton Daily News
Berlin
Germany
Stresemann
Lugano
Volkszeitung
Switzerland
Fatal Shooting at Steubenville Greek Christmas
Steubenville report details a Greek Christmas gathering turning violent. Baba Laka 43 a Serbian was shot in the head during a brawl at his home and died. Mele Banda 40 a guest is held by police after Laka was shot and his wife injured Banda with a butcher knife. Police note the incident marks six years with a Greek Christmas affray ending in shooting.
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Laka
Banda
Greek royal visit to Italy expected from Naples
King George of Greece Queen Elizabeth of Greece Queen Marie of Roumania and the Roumanian crown prince are expected to reach Italy tomorrow for a royal visit.
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Naples
George
Greece
Elizabeth
Marie of
Opposed Mellon Tax Plan Draws Congressional Fire
Rep Martin L Davey of Akron opposes the Mellon treasury tax plan calling for broader reductions favoring the very rich. He warns the proposal would give crumbs to millions with small incomes while granting large relief to those earning a million dollars annually. He supports overall tax relief but not on Mellon’s terms.
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Chas
FE. Morris Daily News
Post
Washington
Mellon
Martin L. Davey
Akron
Ohio
Secretary of the Treasury
F. H. Gardiner
Oberlin
Davey
Treasury
Tavey W
Mellon Plan
Klan Leader Held With Prohibition Card In Columbus
D. C. Stevenson, Ku Klux Klan organizer, arrested on malicious destruction of property in a local hotel. He holds a prohibition enforcement officer card issued by State Prohibition Commissioner McDonald, which Evans said will be revoked immediately.
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Columbus
Jan
State Prohibition
B. F. McDonald Togay
D. C
Officers hunt man's slayers in Ohio garage killing
Authorities scour Toledo and northwestern Ohio for two bandits who killed Arlington Elliott 42, co owner of a Holland garage, after rifling the cash drawer. Elliott, found with a temple wound, was shot as he opened the door and tried to draw his gun.
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Toledo
Ohio
Arlington Elliott
Holland
Here
Elliott
Burns Fatal To Boy In Columbus Home Fire
Joseph Thomas Brown seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Joshua Brown died at home from burns after his night clothing caught fire from an open stove. Mary Montana maid at James J Thomas home Columbus mayor is expected to die from similar burns.
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Columbus
Joseph Thomas Brown
Joshua Brown
Burns
Mary Montana
James J. Thomas
Thief in Office Reported at Local Clinic
Dr. J. B. Walker told police that his office at 4296th St. SE was entered during the night and morphine was stolen. A pen knife used to force the door and an overcoat were found outside the office door Tuesday morning.
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J. B. Walker
St. SE
Wilson Active Days as Wilson Delivers Renewed Political Push
Washington reports Woodrow Wilson grows more active as Jackson Day 1924 nears. He mails more, sees more callers, writes more, and his health improves. His aides note renewed party interest and strategy, with Wilson issuing more messages and sometimes replying personally to requests.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Wilson
May Extend Time For Purchase Of State Auto Tags
Columbus January 8. Secretary of State Thad H Brown indicated that despite prior notice of Jan 11 as the final extension for 1924 auto license tags, more time may be needed. Brown and penitentiary Warden Thomas will meet Wednesday to assess tag supply and decide on additional extensions for motorists.
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Columbus
Thad H. Brown
Brown
Thomas
U S Will Test Canal's Value Aboard Transport Camera
En route to the Panama Canal Zone two great American fleets converge for a staged battle next week. The exercise tests the canal's role in national defense amid tense U S relations with a hostile power.
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Camerai
Panama Canal Zone
Qon
United States
Panama Canal
Downfall of Baldwin Near London
Britain's new parliament opened with expectations of an early fall for the Baldwin government. Notable arrivals included Dr. Spero and Lady Terrington, with Asquith ill. The day featured reelection of Speaker Whitley and speeches by Baldwin, Lloyd George, and Ramsay MacDonald. Swearing in of new members may take three days amid Tory Liberal Labor tensions.
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London
Great Britain
Baldwin
Spero
Lady Terrington
Baron Terrington
Commons
H. H. Asquith
James Whitley
Stanley Baldwin
Lloyd George
Ramsay MacDonald
Labor Party
King George
Dayton police seek return of arrested robber
Donald Jones alias Donald R McLauren is held in New Orleans and will be returned to Montgomery county for trial on charges of assault and robbery of grocer Edward L Cramer on December 1 1923. Governor Donahey requested Louisiana officials for the prisoner’s return. An accusation was filed in Bert Badgley’s justice court in Van Buren township.
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Columbus, Jan
Edward L. Cramer
Donald Jones
Donald R. McLauren
New Orleans
Montgomery Co
Donahey
Jones
Cramer
Louisiana
Bert Badgley
van Buren Township
Montgomery County
Preacher killed in mine fall near Moundsville
Rev. C. F. Miller of the Church of Christ at Moundsville was killed late yesterday by a fall of stone while working in a nearby mine near his home in Wheeling West Virginia.
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Wheeling
W. Yva
C. F. Miller
Church of Christ of
Petrograd Floods Submerge Parts of City
Petrograd faced rising floodwaters with portions of the city submerged today. The Marching flood spread through streets leaving transportation disrupted and residents moving to higher ground.
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Riga
Petrograd
Democrats of Ohio heat up for 24 battle in Jackson Day
Ohio Democrats swarm Columbus for the Jackson Day banquet at Deshler hotel with more than 800 reservations. The event features speeches from national figures and will be broadcast by WPAL Columbus. State central and executive committees meet, with no endorsements planned.
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Democrats
Ohio
Columbus
Columbus, Dan
WPAL
W. Fisher Daily News
Spahr
Deshler Hotel
Curtis C. Williams
W. W. Durbin
Greeks Seethe for War Against Turkey
Athens reports Greek Republicans led by army and navy officers plan renewed conflict to reclaim Thrace. They advocate royal opposition removal, a triumvirate rectory government, a republic without a plebiscite, and a strong army to force Turkey to surrender Thrace and accept Lausanne treaty revision.
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Athens
Jan
Turkey
Thrace
Spain
Lausanne
Bolshevik leaders Trotzky and Lenine Stricken by Illness
In Moscow on Jan 8, official reports say Leon Trotzky, war commissar, and Lenin are both incapacitated by head and throat illness. Trotzky had not resigned his post, the statement adds, correcting rumors of resignation.
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Moscow
Leon Trotzky
Lenin
Trotzky
Lenine
Florida Flyer Wreck In Alabama No Injuries Reported
The Central of Georgia train between Chicago and Miami derailed near Coldwater Alabama with three cars leaving the tracks but no injuries reported.
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Chicaco
Miami
Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
Central of Georgia
Chicago
Coldwater
Mussolini Calls Italian Firms to Hire Ex Soldiers Abroad
Premier Mussolini urged Italian firms overseas to hire ex soldiers before foreigners for staff roles. He spoke from Rome on January 8 and framed the policy as aiding veterans and national employment prospects.
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Rome
Muscsolini
Italy
German Crown Prince Living Incognito at Meran
Reported today that the former German Crown Prince and his family are living incognito at Meran, a health resort in Tyrol.
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Milan
Htals
Jan
Meran
Tyrol
Grenade Thrown at Kemal Pasha in Smyrna
Mustapha Kemal Pasha survived an assassination attempt in Smyrna as a youth delivered a letter to his home. The attacker threw a hand grenade at the door as Kemal prepared to enter. reports say Kemal was unhurt while his wife was wounded by flying debris.
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London
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Kemal
Smyrna
Mme
British protest over seizure of ship Kwasind at Wilmington
Britain protests to the United States over the seizure of the British steamer Kwasind at Wilmington North Carolina where the ship entered port for repairs and suspected liquor cargo. The protest was transmitted to the Department of Justice for investigation by British chargé d affaires Henry Getty Chilton, mirroring a prior case involving the Tomaka.
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London
Great Britain
United States
Kwasind
Wilmington
N. C
Washington
Department of Justice
State Department
Henry Getty Chilton
Vatican Wins Point Rome Amnesty for Ruhr Germans
The Vatican was informed today that France has accepted Pope Pius XI's appeal for amnesty for Germans who were expelled from the Ruhr by Franco Belgian occupation forces.
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Rome
Vatican
France
Pius XI
Ruhr
Gasoline Tax Proposed to Aid Highway Maintenance
Secretary of State Thad H. Brown urged a gasoline tax as fairer highway funding in a Lancaster speech to the Fairfield to Republican club and spoke again in Cleveland. He called for a flat horsepower tax to cover administration and road upkeep, arguing miles driven should influence tax amounts.
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Brown
Republican Club
Lancaster
Columbus
Thad H. Brown
Fairfield
Cleveland
General Assembly
Ohio probate judges to discuss revised laws at Columbus meeting
Revision of probate and juvenile laws will be discussed at the annual meeting of the Association of Probate Judges of Ohio in Columbus. A majority of probate judges from the 88 counties are expected to attend with State Auditor Tracy and Secretary of State Brown among the speakers. An evening dinner is planned.
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Columbus
Jan
Association of Prosbate Judges of Ohio
Tracy
Brown
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