Court battle over alienist testimony in Franks case escalates
Judge Caverly grows weary as defense and prosecution clash over allowing alienists to testify on mental condition of Nathan Lee Jr and "Dicky" Loeb in the Bobby Franks kidnapping trial. Dr. White again takes the stand amid the wrangling, while lawyers press precedents to support or challenge the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Lee, Jr
Dicky” Loeb
John Berry
Little
Bobby Franks
Everal Times
Caverly
Pschists
Larence Darrow
William A. White
Iavis Mum on Defense Test Mobilization Day Questioned
The article reports John W. Davis avoiding specifics on mobilization day and military reserves. Davis defers questions about mobilization and the National Guard, citing insufficient information. His running mate Charles W. Bryan hints at isolation from the eastern news while in Dark Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harbor
New York
John W. Davis
Charles W. Bryan
Davis
New York City
Raska National Guard
Hase Demands Firpo Deportation Over Immigrant Relation
Angel Luis Firpo, the Argentine prize fighter, was urged for deportation by the Labor Department after Chase of New York reported his relation to Blanca Lourdes, a South American girl who arrived on the ship with him from Buenos Aires. The case seeks Firpo's removal and notes his intent to appeal to President Coolidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Angel Luis Firpo
Department of Labor
Chase
New York
Case
Immi- Ion Service
Firpo
H Blanca Lourdes
Buenos
De‘ation
Coolidge
eTican
Speeding Charge Faces Fred Wirk in Local Court
Fred Wirk of 937 Belleflower Avenue was fined 15 dollars plus costs after arraignment on speeding charges in thal court. Police recorded a speed of 80 miles per hour in a 35 mph zone on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wirk
Belleflower Ar
Thal Court
Peggy Joyce talks marriage and titles after Swedish count
New York July 31 Count Gosta Morner of Sweden left for Long Island to collect his thoughts after Peggy Hopkins Joyce's romance collapsed. Peggy says she may marry again but never valued titles. She recalls ex husbands including J Stanley Joyce, a Chicago lumber magnate who made her wealthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gosta Morner
Sweden
Thrower
Peggy Hopkins
Joyce
Long Island
Dan Cupid
Peggy
Pegey
J. Stanley Joyce
Chicago
Countess Morner
Peggy Joyce
Miss Joyce
French Proposal Sparks Dissent at Reparations Talks
At the Allied reparations conference, two committees rejected France's plan to secure a German loan. Herriot's proposal would delay declaring default until experts and bond holders assess the situation, with an American voting influence in key decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
France
Hal O'Flaherty
Canton Daily News
Premier Herriot
Germany
M. Herriot
Reparations Commission
Board of Arbitration
Europe
Broker shoots self at party in New York home
Harry Mack, 85, a stock broker, accidentally killed himself during a party to welcome his fiancée Peggy Cook of Philadelphia. He pressed a revolver to his temple to prove it safe, then fired, instantly dying as the woman later recounted the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Mack
Peggy Cook
Philadelphia
Mack
Warren to Quit as Ambassador
President Coolidge and White House sources say Charles Beecher Warren United States ambassador to Mexico will submit his resignation. Warren will be a guest at the executive mansion while in Washington awaiting formal withdrawal from the diplomatic service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles Beecher Warren
United States
Mexico
White House
Warren
President Coolidge
Executive Mansion
Anthony suit seeks 10000 damages in Belmont court
Philip M. Anthony allegedly shot in the foot at the Anthony confectionery during an ice cream purchase. Andy utchern has filed a $1000 damages suit in Belmont courts on June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Philip M. Anthony
Anthony
Andy Utchern
Belmont Courts
Mail Clerk Kills Bandit in Newark Robbery Try
East Orange July 31 a robber was shot to death at the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western station as two men attempted to seize a mail pouch believed to hold 35000 dollars in federal reserve funds. A second robber fled in a taxi while Eugene Stack 22 a mail clerk was wounded in the leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Orange
N. J
Federal Reserve Bank
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Eugene Stack
Stack
Flyers Delayed by Heavy Fog Off Scotland
U S Army Air Forces world flight from Orkney to Iceland postponed due to dense fog. Crews plan to attempt departure again tomorrow morning if conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8
Richmond Houton Bay
Scotland
United States Army
Orkney Islands
Iceland
Donahey Bears Up Under Blow
Governor Donahey faced a bitter disappointment when cows partially stripped his New Philadelphia corn patch. He carried on with duties, hoping for corn on the cob banquets from the patch in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donahey Bears
Columbus
Donahey
New Philadelphia
Brick makers fight state over convict labor policy
Governor Donahey reaffirmed his plan to buy brick plants where state convicts work for their families, saying the move is legally authorized. Face Brick Dealers Association protested Ohio plant purchases, arguing convict labor depresses wages and competes with private manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Face Brick Dealers Association of America
Donahey
State of
Ohio
Lawyers Name Choice Of Men Seeking Office
A Stark County Bar association committee reported on candidates for county offices, listing recommended names with no reasons beyond ability and fitness. The notice emphasizes non consideration of politics or religion and urges voters to attend the primary, detailing recommendations for congress, judges, clerks, sheriffs, treasurer, recorder, surveyor, prosecuting attorney, coroner, and county commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark Co Bar Association
Central State Committee
the Common Pleas Court
Edw. McCarty
C. W. Kirk
Earl W. Hexamer
Walter G. Agler
Samuel Aie
George T. Crawford
H. N. Firestone
Charles A Fromm
G. W. Hay
L. W. Hewitt
Bert L. Paine
Frank A. Reinhart
George L. Siskafoose
Charles E. Deckerd
W. E. Young
A. T. Bowman
Jeannette I. Smith
Charles L. Laughlin
Atlee M. Wise
C. R. McCintock
John F. Cholley
T. C. MecQuate
Republian
Robert T. Temple
J. J. Whitacre
BE. L. Mills
Urban A. Werner
C. Sumner McDowell
H. C. Koehler
E. A. McCuskey
R. W. McGaughey
T. C. Davis
E. P. Speidel
Grain Marketing Company Faces Broad Probe
The newly formed grain marketing firm based in Chicago with about 26.4 million dollars in assets will be investigated by the Illinois Agricultural Association and possibly the federal trade commission. The probe follows the company’s plan to start selling stock to farmers, especially Illinois Farm Bureau members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hainois Agricultural Association
Federal Trade Commission
Illinois Farm Bureau
Illinois Association
Vanderlip Graft Probe Falters in Washington
Frank A. Vanderlip, New York financier, backed a private Washington group to chase graft and corruption in public life. Investigations opened many offices but now only three clerks remain and the effort has quieted. The venture cost about $1,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Vanderlip
New York
Washington
99 Year Lease Spurs Ambler Property Development
A 99 year lease for about 1 250 000 rent secures the Ambler property at the northwest corner of Cleveland Ave and 2nd St NW by H W Siegel of Scranton Pa. Adler Agency handles leasing for a three story building to rise within a year with retail shops offices and a dancing studio on the upper floor. The white glazed terra cotta exterior building will replace Steiner Coal Co offices and boost Cleveland Ave as a commercial artery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambler
Cleveland
2Nd St NW
H. W. Siegel
Scranton
2Nd St
Adler Agency
Steiner Coal Co
Cleveland Avy
Ecity
Special School Closes Friday at McKinley High
The opportunity school held at McKinley high for six weeks ends Friday. Examinations begin the week of Monday August 4. It was run by H. W. Benedict and F. D. Headley for students behind or advancing, operational for four years by McKinley officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opportunity School
McKinley High School
H. W. Benedict
F. D. Headley
McKinley High
Youth Injured Cranking Concrete Mixer
Tiomer Christiansen Jr. sustained a serious scalp laceration and facial injuries when a concrete mixer kicked back while he worked for his father Peter Christiansen. The accident occurred on Ridgefield Road and he is hospitalized at Aultman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiomer Christiansen, Jr
Aultman Hospital
Peter Christiansen
Christiansen
Ridgefield Rd
Liquor fine levied in prohibition case
Jim Morgar of 8th Street NE was charged with violating prohibition laws and fined 100 dollars plus costs in criminal court Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Morgar
8Th St
Car Stolen From Meyers Lake Park Police Report
J A Bennett of 1205 Fulton road NW reported Wednesday night that his automobile was stolen at Meyers Lake park. The incident prompted a police response and investigation into the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Bennett
Fulton Rd
Meyers Lake Park
Motorcycle Stolen From Downtown Street Reported
John Kitzmiller of 425 Sth St NW reported a motorcycle stolen from a downtown street Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kitzmiller
Sth
East Campaigns Align Leaders Plan for Davis Speaking Tour
Democratic candidate John W. Davis and campaign manager Clem Shaver meet after travel from Maine to discuss a unified speaking strategy. Republican chairman William M. Butler also plans eastward conferences in New York and Washington as the Davis campaign maps out future activity from Locust Valley and other sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Small
Canton
Moston
New York
Washington
Davis
Shaver
Locust Valley
Long Island
Forest fires circle Floriston as towns flee
Forest fires closed in on Floriston in the Truckee canyon forcing 250 residents to flee with portable belongings. The 65 cottage paper mill town stood at risk as winds shifted, while fires burned from Klamath National Forest in the north to the San Jacinto Mountains in the south per the forestry service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Floriston
Truckee Canyon
Little Paper Mill
Klamath National Forest
San Jacinto Mountains
United States Forestry Service
Persia vows swift action after Teheran consular death
Washington reports the Persian government sent a formal note promising extreme and vigorous efforts to pursue and punish those responsible for the killing of American vice consul Robert Imbrie in Teheran. The note warns of possible diplomatic rupture if progress stalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert Imbrie
Teheran
United States
Man Gored by Bull Is Dead
New Philadelphia July 31 John Raber 69 died at 6 am at his Stone Creek Valley home three miles west of the city of internal injuries from a Wednesday attack by a bull. Raber lay in rain under briars until his son in law David Clark found him. The bull also attacked Clark, who repelled it with a pitchfork.
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New Philadelphia
John Raber
Stone Creek Valley
Raber
David Clark
Clark
Woman killed by physician's car in Dayton
Mrs. James Young died at 9 30 this morning after being struck by an automobile carrying two physicians responding to an emergency call. The doctors were seriously injured and hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
James Young
Criqui Injured in Car Accident in Bourge France
French welterweight boxer Criqui was injured in an automobile accident in Bourge today. He was hospitalized and underwent a minor operation. His condition is not serious.
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Bourge
France
Auto stolen in Market av S, Elbel reports theft
G F Elbel of 1014 18th Street NW told police on Thursday his automobile was stolen in Market Avenue South on Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Elbel
18Th St NW
Market Av S
Violent Klan Clash Injures Five in Groveland
In Haverhill and Groveland Massachusetts, clashes between Ku Klux Klan members and anti klan foes leave five gunshot victims and many wounded by stones and clubs. Police report scores arrested as arms are seized and the mob disperses after the largest Klan gathering in state history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Mass
Ku Klux Klan
Groveland
Gale Hospital
Clarence Hardy
Buffalo Police Return Child After Kidnapping
In Cleveland on July 31 a child named Dorothy May Blanchard aged five and her mother Phoebe Woods were found by Buffalo police who had no official notice. They held them for Cleveland authorities. The Cleveland Police Chief and three captains were summoned by Safety Director Edwin D. Barry to explain the lack of alerts from local precincts and a personnel shake-up is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Buffalo Police Department
Phoebe Woods
Dorothy May Blanchard
Edwin D. Barry
Krantz Baking Co Sued for Back Salary by John Krantz
John Krantz files suit against The Krantz Baking Co. for 2000 dollars claiming unpaid salary. Cope and Hart serve as Krantz's attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Krantz
The
Krantz Baking Co
Cope & Hart
Jury Will Decide Curtis Case This Afternoon
Jury in Judge A. W. Agler's court neared verdict in the E. E. Curtis bribery trial after a lengthy hearing. Attorneys argued credibility of key witnesses while a packed courtroom heard both sides. Deliberations were expected to begin around 2:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Curtis
A. W. Agler
Agler
Ihs
Attoreney Luther Day
C. B. McClintock
James M. Aungst
Oscar M. Abt
Curtis
Fairmount Home Road Reopens Sunday After Repaving
Surveyor Atlee M. Wise announced the Fairmount Home road will be open for traffic Sunday after being closed since spring for repaving. The reopening ends a detour on the Alliance Mineral Veterans Boulevard, which had been in bad condition much of the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmount Home
Atlee M. Wise
Alliance Minervard
Couple after fifteen years wed in Martins Ferry
Mike Zubon and Mary Rosian of Martins Ferry Ohio were married by a justice of the peace after living together fifteen years and having ten children. They had previously bought a marriage license in 1909 but believed ceremony was unnecessary.
Pastor Resigns in Martins Ferry Move to Burlington
Rev Roy W. Jamieson of the Pittsburgh district United Presbyterian church resigns as pastor of the Columbus City Iowa church. He will move to Burlington Iowa to serve as stated supply for the Burlington U P church and teach a religious education course in local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martins Ferry
Roy W. Jamieson
Pittsburgh
United Presbyterian Church
Columbus City
Iowa
Burlington
Persistence wins in local ad contest for prizes
Miss Julia Keyes Kureth of 927 11th St NW wins $25 for ad writing and plans to study advertising at Columbia University. The notice promotes upcoming prize deadlines of $200, $100, and $50, urging entrants to submit ads and visit First Trust & Savings Bank for banking safety notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Keyes Kureth
11Th St NW
McKinley High School
Denison University
Columbia University
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Frank N. Patterson
Common Pleas Court
James A. Bowman
Loren E. Soares
Edwin W. Diehl
Charles Krichbaum
Alva I. Deal
Lester H. Hossler
General Assembly
James T. Anderson
James B. Finefrock
Ray Fisher
C. H. Corbett
T. A. Keyser
Frank C. Wise
Willam F. Maffet
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Ambler Property
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Buffalo
Fairmount Home RD
First Trust & Savings Bank
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