Notorious Chicago criminals face courts in parallel sessions
Two Chicago criminals, Martin Durkin and Russell Scott, appear in separate courts. Durkin goes on trial for murder of Federal Agent Shanahan with Betty Werner as key witness. Scott seeks ruling on legality of his insanity-based stay of execution after a prior murder conviction.
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Chicago
Martin Durkin
Russell Scott
Durkin
Harry B. Miller
Edwin C. Shanahan
Scott
Chester State Insane Asylum
Joseph Maurer
William V. Brothers
Miller
Shanahan
California
Floyd Austin
Betty Werner
Illinois
Maurer
Steamer Washington Irving Sinks After Fog Collision
In heavy fog the steamer Washington Irving, operated by Hudson River Day Line, collided with an unidentified tanker and sank in the North River near Hoboken after docking at Pier 9. No lives were lost and all passengers were saved aboard special trains from Providence.
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Washington Irving
Hudson
New York
Washington Iving
Theudson River Day Line
North River
Hoboken
N. J
Boston
Mass
Fall River
Prislla
Newndén
Conn
Providence R. IL
Boy 11 in serious condition after bicycle collision
Karl Bules 11 of 2159 3rd St NE was in Mercy hospital with a broken jaw possible crushed chest and punctured lung after being run over by Joseph A Sigler 137 Fairmount NW who rode just behind him on Tuscarawas near Warner Rd Susie and Bert Gamble 1642 Tuscarawas St EB transported him.
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Karl Bules
3Rd St NE
Mercy Hospital
Tuscarawaset EH
Warner Rd
Joseph A Sigler
Fairmount Biv
Bules
Susie
Bert Gamble
Tuscarawas St
J. P. Nordstron
Frazer Av
Dueberry
Canton-Richville
Wade Salling
Aultman Hospital
John Williams
Greenfield
Hobart Hammersley
Olympic Coach Delaney Dies in Chicago at 1920 Fame
Martin A. Delaney former physical director of the Chicago athletic association and a coach of the American team that won the 1920 Olympic games dropped dead from heart disease in Chicago on June 1.
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Chicago
Martin A. Delaney
Chicago Athletic Association
Auto crash claims life of 18 year old Richard Huck
Richard Huck, 18, died at his Mansfield home from injuries suffered in a car wreck on Harding highway six miles west of Mansfield. The vehicle he rode in rolled over three times while attempting to pass two eastbound cars. Huck died today, while the other three passengers escaped serious injury.
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Mansfield, O
Richard Huck
Harding Highway
Mansfield
Huck
Four Officers Begin Duties as Detectives
Changes in the detective bureau ordered by Safety Director James A. Rice took effect Tuesday. Detectives Minesinger Hanenkrat Martin and Pilcher reported for duty while Beazle and Lioyd start vacations. Brightbill resumes Wednesday. Captain Ed Swope remains head of the bureau. James Herdlicka and William Grether keep their detective extensions.
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James A. Rice
Saranus A. Lengel
Minesinger
Hanenkrat
Martin
Pilcher
Beazle
Lioyd
Brightbill
Len
Bandits Isolate Town and Escape With 43 Dollars
Police search for three bandits who cut telephone wires at Kyleville near Plain City on Monday then robbed the cash register and several customers in Ralph Smith’s grocery store. The trio fled with only 43 dollars.
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Columbus
Kyleville
Plain City
Ralph Smith
Three to Face Murder Charges in Mansfield Case
In Mansfield Ohio William Rogers 55 pleaded not guilty to first degree murder in common pleas court with trial set for June Rogers is charged with killing George W Cole 65 a farmer on May 18 Franz Gonzales who pleaded not guilty to murdering Pedro Rodagates May 5 will be tried June 28 Robert Sonner 18 also not guilty to first degree murder will be tried July 6 on charges of aiding in killing Lloyd tg Smilk driver.
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Lloyd
Donahey to Address Columbus Funeral Directors Convention
Gov Donahey is expected to address about 800 delegates at the Ohio funeral directors association convention opening at Memorial here. Closing session is set for Friday.
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Columbus
Pact Considered as Debt Settlement Moves Forward
Washington June 1. The House began consideration of the 4 225 000 000 French debt settlement with strong signs of prompt ratification. Senate approval expected to be slower but likely.
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Washington
House
Senate
Daily News Industrial Edition Circulated Worldwide
The industrial edition of The Daily News issued Sunday reached national and local distribution with copies sent to United States possessions in the Philippines Cuba and elsewhere. Details reveal a sheet 36 3 8 inches wide would be 400 miles long from Canton to Jacksonville and beyond New Orleans. The edition weighed 160000 pounds of paper and 2800 pounds of ink with 7500 square feet of storage and 182 hours of press time. Twenty men each worked 12 hours to assemble the edition. Continued on Page 2 Col 2.
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Daily News
United States
Philippines
Cuba
Canton
Jacksonville
Fla
New Orleans
Roc
City
Suffrage Congress Split Over U S Women's Party Admission
Paris June 1 International suffrage alliance congress urged recognition of unmarried mothers and a distinction between illegitimacy and immorality. The meeting refused admission to the U S National Woman's Party and Britain’s six point group withdrew in protest, risking a split and potential new alliances among advanced leaders.
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Paris
Congress
The
International Suffrage Alliance
Tion
National Woman’s Party of
United States
Six Point Group
Great Britain
Lady Rhondda
International Alliance
Abel Justy Pleads Guilty To Intoxication Charge
Abel Justy of Canton pleaded guilty to intoxication. Deputy Sheriff Alsbaugh filed the charge, and Justice of the Peace A B Correll fined him one dollar plus costs. A deputy helped him navigate the proceedings.
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Abel Just
Canton
Abel Justy
Justice of the Peace
A. B. Correll
Alsbaugh
Ponzi Thought Believed In Flight From Boston to Canada
Charles Ponzi and his wife were believed to have fled to Canada. He was in default in superior court for sentencing on a $10,000 larceny case linked to his coupon scheme. The supreme court had overruled exceptions and he faced five to seven years in jail.
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Boston
Charles Ponzi
Wizard of Finance
Canada
Superior
Ponzi
Supreme Court
Deancroft
Merrimack
N. H
Robert Dean
Friars Club
New York
McKim Files for Republican Lieutenant Governor Nomination
Columbus report says Thomas J. McKim of Granville secured a formal blank from the secretary of state's office to file as a candidate for the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor. He joins the race as a declared contender.
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Columbus
Thomas J. McKim
Granville
Secretary of State’s Office
Two Killed As Bridge Collapses In Defiance Ohio
Funeral arrangements are under way for Joseph Back aged 68 and his wife Ursula 60 of Florida Ohio after a private bridge over the Miami Erie canal near Florida collapsed during repairs. Neighbors pulled the couple from the canal with fatal neck injuries. Back had been recovering from partial paralysis from a prior neck injury.
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Defiance
Joseph Back
Farmer
Ursula
Florida
Back
Smoot Faces Opposition in Senate Reelection
Senator Reed Smoot of Utah, a key Republican figure and high tariff proponent, faces potential defeat at the November polls. Western allies mobilize a strong campaign as Utah Republicans and national figures consider a “Save Senator Smoot” effort amid anti tariff forces and shifting Mormon influence.
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Washingto T
Alboealh
Una Iril
Iowa
Bie
Congress
Reed Smoot
Utah
United States
Smoot
G.O.P
Boise Penrose
East
Taft
Vermont
Trie
King
Senate
Mormon Church
Washington
Grant
Senator Smoot
Man pleads guilty in Michigan bomb deaths
Asa Bartlett pleaded guilty to the murder of township supervisor August Krubach and three others from Chicago in a mail bomb attack. He was immediately sentenced to life imprisonment after admitting making and mailing the device.
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Muskegon
Mich
Asa Bartlett
August Krubach
Krubaech
Jeanette
William Franke
Chicago
Bartlett
Krubach
Frank
Stolen Bull Terrier Report From Seattle Neighborhood
Robert Pollock of 1413 Bryan Ave SW reports a bull terrier stolen early Tuesday from his home. Neighbors saw a man with two lunch pails whistling to the dog, described as all brown with one pure white head. The dog is valued at $75.
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Robert Pollock
Bryan Av
Bowman on Trial in Columbus Defrauding Nell House
Roy Bowman stands trial in Franklin County common pleas court charged with defrauding the Nell House of 190 dollars for board and room. Bowman is married to actress Ferne Rogers as jurors are chosen.
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Columbus
Nell House
Roy Bowman
Franklin Co Common
William McKinley School of Law Incorporated
The William McKinley school of law is incorporated in Canton with 500 shares no par value. Incorporators are E. B. Hart and D. B. Daniels.
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Columbus
William McKinley School of Law
Canton
E. B. Hart
D. B. Daniels
Five Buried When House Is Blown Up in Bridgewater
Five people at a Bridgewater farmstead were buried under wreckage when a dynamite charge exploded near the corner of the Johnson house. Samuel Johnson and his wife their two children and Johnson's mother escaped with minor injuries. Police misidentification led to a temporary guard around Simon Johnson's home amid the clue tying to the Sacco and Vanzetti case.
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Bridgewater
Mass
Samug Johnson
Cochesert
Johnsons
Simon Johnson
Samuel Johnson
Nicolo Sacco
Bartholomew van~ Vetti
Braine Trée
Bridgewater Normal School
Vanzetti
Braintree
Sacco
Zanzetti
Worcester judges target of city guards after blast
Water guards are posted at the homes of Chief Justice Arthur P. Rugg and Judge Webster Thayer in Worcester following the West Bridge explosion. The supreme court recently overruled exceptions in the Sacco Vanzetti case, and Judge Thayer presided over the Dedham superior court trial.
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Boston
Mass
West Bridge
Arthur P. Rugg
State Supreme Court
Webster Thayer
Worcester
Supreme Court
Sacco
Venzelli
Thayer
Dedham
Boarder sought in Cleveland fatal quilt dispute shooting
Police hunt a boarder after a quarrel with landlord Noah Riggs over a quilt led to two gunshots. Riggs, 30, died en route to the hospital. The shooter’s identity remains unrevealed by authorities.
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Cleveland
Noah Riggs
Riggs
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