Five Jurors in Panel in Chapman Murder Trial
Hartford Conn March 25 Gerald Chapman advanced at the start of day two in the murder case of New Britain police officer James Skelly. Five jurors were in the box with others excused as the state or defense challenged, and Chapman briefly engaged with counsel between juror examinations as guards escorted him into court.
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Conn
Gerald Chapman
Trian
James Skelly
New Britain
Bomb blast hits Columbus home of rail conductor
Bomb throwers struck the Columbus area in a second attack this week as the blast ripped away the front porch of KB C Bradley home. Windows shattered in five nearby houses as Bradley the railroad conductor blames a woman connected to family troubles.
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KB. C. Bradley
Bradley
Chapman On Trial In Hartford For Policeman Slaying
Gerald Chapman, once called the era’s most dangerous criminal, stood trial in Hartford for the murder of James Skelly a New Britain officer. Police feared another escape as Hartford became an armed camp after Chapman's Atlanta jail break and prison hospital fight in Georgia.
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Gerald Chapman
Atlanta
Hartford
Conn
James Skelly
New Britain, Conn
Chapman
Athens
Mellon at 70 in prime of life in 1925 profile
Washington reports Andrew Mellon at age seventy remains vigorous and active as secretary of the treasury. The Pittsburgh magnate, rich and influential, faces public life with growing ease after years of private leadership and a history of aiding young men and shaping major industrial fortunes.
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Canton Daily News
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Michigan
Senate
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Mellon’s Tax Bill Leaves Cabinet in the Balance
The passage notes Andrew Mellon resigning from over 70 directorates spanning banks, locomotives, glass, aluminum, oil, and shipbuilding. It describes him as the hardest working cabinet member and mentions plans to push a Mellon tax law into statute, though the new bill’s specifics are not named.
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Andrew Mellon
Treasury
Mellon
Congress
Red Cross Takes Lead in Disaster Relief Effort
Red Cross assumes full charge of disaster relief in southern Illinois and Indiana. Henry M. Baker says 75 to 100 relief workers will operate in southern Illinois to support refugees and reconstruction. West Frankfort and Murphysboro meetings finalize the takeover and plan mobile rural rations to aid farmers rebuilding homes.
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Illinois
Indiana
Henry M. Baker
National Disaster Relief
Red Cross
West Frankfort
Murphysboro
29 More Guilty in Riot Cases
Twenty nine men indicted on rioting related to Klan and anti Klan disorders at Niles last November pleaded guilty before Judge James Thomas. Each fined 300 dollars plus costs with 250 dollars suspended on good behavior. total disposed 46 with 20 cases remaining. Judge urged lawful conduct and allowed Klan parades under the law.
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Thomas
Guard money request to President Coolidge stated
Adjutant General Frank Henderson of Ohio is part of the delegation that presented reasons why Congress should appropriate funds for national guard armories.
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Washington, D. C
Frank Henderson
Ohio
Coolidge
Congress
Koehler Taken to Penitentiary for Manslaughter
Earl Koehler of Magnolia was sent to the penitentiary to serve a sentence of one to twenty years for manslaughter. Deputy Sheriff George Thorn escorted him to start the term on Wednesday.
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Magnolia
George Thorn
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