Probe points in Horst mystery as ashes found at school
Ashes with a reddish tint found on furnace bars at Salt Creek School No 4 raise belief Melvin Horst may have been murdered. Detectives probe an abandoned mine near the school and a nearby cave while tracing Arnold family relatives tied to Fredericksburg. Witnesses place Horst with Arthur Arnold and McHenry in Fredericksburg the night he vanished.
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Marie plans to restore exiled son Prince Carol to Romanian throne
Queen Marie of Romania seeks reconciliation with Prince Carol to regain power and seat him on the throne. Reports say she plans meetings in Rome and Paris with explicit conditions, after sending her son Nicholas to Paris with a letter to Carol.
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South remembers Lee and Jackson on 121st and upcoming birthday
The South marked the birthdays of Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson with memorial services across Atlanta Georgia. Crowds gathered in courthouse square main streets and boulevards to honor the lost cause on Lee's 121st birthday and Jackson's birthday approaching next Monday.
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Harter Pursues The Demon Rum
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Dead baby born after mother dies in Steubenville tragedy
In Steubenville Ohio a mother died from a bullet wound inflicted by her father in law just before birth. One minute later a healthy seven and a half pound baby boy was born to Mrs Frank Giannamore. Dr V B Dilcreta said the infant is normal and should grow into healthy childhood.
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Dry Army to Converge in Capital for Prohibition Maneuvers
Washington January 19 a national conference of dry organizations plans a march on Washington between March 2 and March 6 to coincide with the inauguration. Hoover is to receive a parchment of approval as the dry forces pledge support. The new administration will begin with a pro prohibition baptism as three guns signal their devotion.
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Probe death of boy at school in Marietta Ohio
State Welfare Director Hal Griswold will investigate the death of 17 year old Hamilton Jett at Lancaster Industrial School on January 9. His mother Flora Jett accuses guards of beating contributing to death while officials cite double pneumonia. Griswold has autopsy and witness statements. State Rep Creighton pushes for legislative inquiry.
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Viola Dana Sues For Divorce In Los Angeles
Film actor Viola Dana files for divorce from Maurice Lefty Flynn in superior court Los Angeles alleging cruelty. The suit revealed as of January 19, details of their broken romance and Flynn’s past as a Yale football star referenced in the filing. Wanted notices for four salesladies appear after the court action.
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Thrill Slayer Found Guilty in Atlanta Drug Clerk Slaying
Wealthy 19 year old George Harsh convicted in the holdup slaying of Willard Smith. Jury deliberated 40 minutes after a four day trial. Harsh faces the electric chair on March 15. Defense signals an appeal. Companion Richard Gallogly to stand trial likely January 29.
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Physician Rongetti Sentenced After Manslaughter Conviction
In Chicago on January 19 Dr. Amante Rongetti received a prison term from one to fourteen years after a jury convicted him of manslaughter in an illegal operation that led to Loretta Enders death. He sought bail pending appeal to the Supreme Court for a retrial. ruling due Monday. Previously he had been sentenced to death for first degree murder before a retrial was granted.
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Bandits Stage Daring Chicago Cash Heist
Three burglars armed with a shotgun and revolvers rob a Chicago press office on Grovest Street. They terrorize 50 employees, mostly women, and escape with 5232, including 4900 in currency from a bank payroll shipment.
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Last Day to Pay Garbage Service and Rent Discount
Monday January 21 is the final day to pay for garbage service and rent to secure a discount allowed by ordinance. Ady.
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Canton Eyes State Junior College at McKinley High
Canton school officials plan to urge Ohio lawmakers to name Canton as one of four sites for two year junior colleges to be tied to Ohio State University. The move would use McKinley High School as a potential campus and free OSU space while expanding local education and funding for a new Central Junior High or Wells Avenue site.
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Stewart Hurls Parting Def to Rockefeller Fight
Col Robert Stewart bids farewell in New York amid a battle to oust John D. Rockefeller Jr. as chairman of Standard Oil Co of Indiana. He heads to Chicago aboard the Twentieth Century Limited and says he may establish proxies in major cities. A. L. Hopkins remains in charge of New York operations at the Hotel Biltmore.
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Chicago man injured in Lincoln Highway crash report
Saturday edition misidentified Samuel F Pace as the injured party. W B Pace of Chicago, brother of Samuel Pace, is hospitalized with a broken shoulder and minor injuries after his car, driven by Otto C Wingart of Harrison Ave NW, struck a hog on the highway and was hit by an oncoming truck near Dalton.
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Sherwood Music Course For Sale At Reasonable Price
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Giant wave injures five aboard Erika afloat to Azores
A giant wave swept the Italian steamer Erika's deck today injuring five crew members. The vessel began returning to port with a nitrate cargo and reported a voyage to the Azores.
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Boss Hoover Honored at Chamber Banquet
The article notes Boss Hoover as a honored guest at the chamber of commerce banquet held last Tuesday. It mentions Maud M. Howells has written a piece about Hoover’s career and recommends reading on Page 2. The page scan lists various sections and pages across the issue.
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Amatuer sleuth ends in mental ward after crime stakeout
Morritz Tollstell a handkerchief salesman with a Sherlock Holmes persona visits a Chicago psychopathic hospital to pursue unsolved murders. He joins Sgt Naughton in a crime-detecting plan to study pictures at the station, ending up in a mental disease ward.
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Suspect sought after patrolman shot in Ohio city
Patrolman Alonzo Wilhelm was shot in the left shoulder while on duty in the southeast district. The gunman, described as a mulatto, fled after Wilhelm released a suspicious man on Madison avenue and Sth street SE. Wilhelm was taken to Mercy hospital in satisfactory condition and is expected home soon. police pursued several suspects and broadcast a partial description to nearby cities.
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Dry groups press Mellon over dry funding increase
The Methodist Board of Temperance and Social Service and the Anti Salo on League demand Secretary Mellon back a Senate Harris amendment to add 25 million dollars to dry enforcement funds or face protests. Bishop James Cannon Jr and Eugene L Crawford sign the telegram with Bishop Thomas Nicholson of the League. F. Scott McBride initially opposed the increase then recanted and supported Mellon after League orders.
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Fokker Transport Arrives Safely in Panama Zone
The Fokker transport plane of the Army Air Corps reached France Field in the Panama Canal Zone after departing Dayton Ohio on January 9. It endured a forced landing in Louisville Kentucky due to rain and fog and faced delays from bad weather. Major Paul T. Bock led the flight with First Lieutenants George C. McDonald and Dwight J. Canfield as associates, making stops at Miami Havana and Managua Nicaragua.
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King George Shows Signs of Recovery in London
The king, gravely ill for two months, is able to sit up and eat. A bulletin reports slow but steady improvement with satisfactory nourishment and growing strength. Officials caution against premature plans for convalescence or climate relocation.
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Taxes Due March Fifteenth for 1928 Incomes
Taxpayers who filed last year will receive blanks and information by mail. The notice warns that federal income taxes for 1928 must be paid by March 15. Life is described as one darned thing after another.
Young Morgan Accept Duties On Reparations Committee
New York January 19 The experts committee to fix reparations owed by Germany and to set annuity terms will include J Pierpont Morgan and Wade Morgan as primary members with Thomas W Lamont as alternate Sir Esme Howard delivered the invitation to join The Morgan Library meeting confirmed the acceptance and Thomas Neilson Perkins of Boston will serve as alternate for Mr Young Perkins participated previously in drafting the Dawes plan but could not attend.
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Foch Near Recovery After Heart Illness
Paris reports Marshal Ferdinand Foch showing satisfactory progress in his heart ailment after doctors said his formid able resistance helped his recovery. Mme Foch and their daughter visited St Clotilde to pray as the former supreme Allied commander reads papers and comments on current events.
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Fire marshal renaming debate stirs Columbus politics
In Columbus Fire Marshal Louis F. Miller opposes abolishing the state fire marshal department, arguing the shift benefits none as he prepares to step down and Roy R. Gill is favored by Gov. Cooper. In Atlanta, Dr. Walter Ruffin and his wife were found dead in their apartment with a pistol nearby, police suspect murder followed by suicide and note chloroform odor from the crime scene.
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First City of New World Lost in Caracas Earthquake
Caracas reports Cumanoa the first city founded after Columbus discovery reduced to desolation by a powerful quake. Buildings leveled, casualties feared or reported, communications down with no official tallies yet. Unofficial figures had suggested up to 200 dead and 1,000 injured. Royal Laundry ad appears at end.
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Lost unrecorded deed ad for Moore Ohio
Classified notice states a $300 unrecorded deed is lost and may be recovered via Mrs Gladys Rowe in the probate judge's office. It notes prior existence of a $399 unrecorded deed recovered through Daily News classifieds and mentions contact phone 1221.
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