Remus Bootleg King Freed After Insanity Battle
George Remus once a famed Cincinnati bootlegger was discharged from the Lima State Hospital for the Criminally Insane after an acquittal for murder. In a habeas corpus hearing, six alienists found him sane, two found insanity, and three judges split verdicts. he had been deemed sane but dangerous. The case hinges on insanity grounds and possible appeals.
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Cincinnation
Lima
George Remus
Cincinnati
State Hospital
Imogene
Remus
Phil M. Crow
Kent W. Hughes
Court of Appeals
Fate of ex Bertillon Bureau head to be decided
The civil service commission will meet at city hall next Tuesday to rule on Captain Ben FE Clarke former Bertillon bureau head. Chairman Allardice said decisions on four hearings are near with minor legal points pending. The commission postponed Monday’s regular meeting to consider Bodenheimer appeal.
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Ben FE. Clarke
Bertillon Department of Police
Civil Service Commission
City Hall
James B. Allardice
Harley Homan
David K. Eschliman
Eschliman
Allardice
Bachliman
Commission
Starr Bodenheimer
Earl W. Hexamer
Harry M. Kimbel
Bodenheimer
J. Drakenbrod
A. W. Turner
Lindbergh Plans Transatlantic Flight This Summer
Col Charles Lindbergh intends another goodwill air voyage this summer. He will visit European countries then cross Russia China and Japan before returning across the Pacific if conditions allow. The trip starts at Mitchell Field with a first leg to Germany and uses a new Ryan monoplane awaiting him in San Diego.
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Canton Daily News
Washington
Charles Lindbergh
Europe
Russia
China
Japan
Pacific
Lindbergh
Mitchell Field
Germany
San Diego
Cal
Spirit of
General Stark on Ahepa banquet and civic ties in Canton
General Stark reflects on the first annual Longfellow chapter No. 59 Ahepa banquet at the Courtland Hotel Canton. He notes American-born citizens and Greek descent speakers stressed Ahepa’s citizenship ideals and civic work. He praises Angel Alex and the organization’s patriotism and calls for continued cooperation. Atlantic telephony to Paris opens with high level discussions and Ohio service launches with quoted rates. A local cigar shop hosts a country store style debate on whether you can dam a newspaper.
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Stark
Longfellow Chapter
Order of Ahepa
Courtland Hotel
Ahepa
Canton
Charles Krrchbaum
P. H. Welshimer
Emery A. McCuskey
Alva L. Deal
A. 8. Johnston
C. C. Curtis
FE. J. Landor
Homer M. Johns
United States
Angel Alex
Will Goes Over Head of Akron Will Rogers Special
Akron readers hear Will Rogers discuss modern life in a humorous monologue. He jokes about vehicles and blimps while recalling a trip with Judge Lindsay and touches on marriage norms.
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Will
Akron
Will Rogers
Lindsay
Hich
Spelling Elimination Set for Saturday Across District
The Canton Daily News announces the district spelling contest with Tuscarawas County schools sending top 5 from grades seven to nine to a Washington trip in June. Winners join a Baltimore and Ohio rail tour with hundreds of children, depart June 11 from Canton, tour Washington's sights, stay at Arlington Hotel, and return Friday with expenses paid.
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Canton Daily News
Tuscarawasco
New Philadelphia
Tuscarawasca
Canton
Stark
Tuscarawas
Holmes
Waynecos
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ohio
Allegheny Mountains
Cumberland
Potomac River
Capital
Arlington Hotel
Mrs Goodhue Resting Quietly in Northampton
Mrs Lemira Goodhue's condition improves and President Calvin Coolidge has reduced his daily hospital visits. He stopped by once yesterday in the late afternoon to spend over an hour with her, saying he fears frequent visits could weaken her.
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Northampton
Mass
Lemira Goodhue
Calvin Coolidge
Mills Awarded Damages in Slander Suit
J. O. Mills, a Columbus restaurant proprietor and former lieutenant governor candidate, was awarded 500 damages by a Zanesville court for a 1924 slanderous article in the Zanesville Signal. Mills had originally sought 100 in damages.
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Zanesville
J. O. Mills
Columbus
Stinson Plane Equates World Endurance Record
Captain George Haldeman and Eddie Stinson aboard a Stinson Detroiter monoplane tied the world endurance record of 52 hours 23 minutes at Jacksonville. They were aloft at noon and planned to push fuel to exhaust while weather remained favorable for the attempt.
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Jacksonville
George Haldeman
Eddie Stinson
Stinson
Senate Confers On Radio Commission Nominations
Washington reports that the Senate planned a private meeting to face opposition to three radio commission nominees A H Caldwell York Harold A Lafount and Samuel Pickard Protests accuse Caldwell of being bought by a trade paper at seven thousand dollars annually and allege bias toward eastern interests.
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Washington
Senate
Radio Commission
A. H. Caldwell
York
Harold A. Lafount
Utah
Samuel Pickard
Kansas
Senate Democrats
Caldwell
Market Booms At 3,000,000 Share Rate
Speculation surged on the New York Stock Exchange with 5 million shares traded in a five hour session. General Motors and Radio Corporation of America led the rally with GM reaching 189.75 and RCA at 178.75 as copper shares and United States Steel climbed, signaling strong speculative demand.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
General Motors and
Radio Corporation of America
Wall Street
General Motors
United States Steel
President Signs Coast Pier Bill
President Coolidge signs a bill authorizing the secretary of war to grant a permit to the San Francisco park commission to construct a recreation pier tied to an aquatic park at the foot of Van Ness avenue. The measure, pushed by Senator Shortridge, conditions permit revocation on the Army transport service wharf.
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Washington
President Coolidge
Secretary of War
San Francisco
Modern African Explorer in NYC Shooting Case
Esther Wilson, famed hunter of Nyassaland, shot her estranged husband Dallet H. Wilson twice in his New York City office. She blamed a scandal letter and said he mocked her, claiming she was driven to violence after her alimony request and divorce dispute. Wilson, linked to President Coolidge, is expected to recover while Esther Wilson remains in custody awaiting arraignment on felonious assault charges.
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Dallet Wilson
New York
Diana
Esther Wilson
Dallet H. Wilson
Wilson
President Coolidge
Charles M Sehwab
Africa
Nyassaland
Miss Hoenig
Doris McDonald Sent to Kingston for Life Sentence
Doris McDonald widow of George McDonald moved from Montreal women's jail with two guards and a female attendant to the Kingston Ontario penitentiary to begin a life term for murdering a machine taxi driver. Her husband was hanged at Valleyfield last week. her sentence had been commuted by federal authorities.
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Montreal
Doris McDonald
George McDonald
Valleyfield
Kingston
Ont
Doris
Jackson to Take Blackmer's Post
Allan Jackson of Chicago, vice president and director of Standard Oil Co of Indiana, is named to the board of Midwest Oil Co. He succeeds Henry M. Blackmer, the Teapot Dome witness who has gone into voluntary exile in Paris. Blackmer resigned.
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Paris
France
L. A. Chapman
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
W. 8. Gifford
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
M. Bukanowski
Commerce and Communication
Republic of France
Gifford
John J. Pershing
J. J. Carty
M. H. Milton
America
Ohio
Chapman
Denver
Allan Jackson
Chicago
Standard Oil Co
Indiana
Midwest Oil Co
Jackson
T. A. Dines
Henry M. Blackmer
Blackmer
Mexican pilot plans transcontinental flight debut
Mexico City reports Capt. Emilio Carranza will travel to Washington in a Spirit of St. Louis type plane. The trip, announced by the Excel sior newspaper, is sponsored and financed by the paper with about $20,000 raised for the effort.
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Mexico City
Emilio Carranza
Washington
Col. Lindbergh
Burglars Steal Cigarettes Candy Ice Cream in Waco Heist
Burglars broke into W. H. Aderholt's confectionery in Waco Thursday night and stole about $100 in cigars, candy and supplies. They ruined ice cream by pouring fruit juices and other ingredients over it. Deputy Sheriff C. M. Dieterich led the investigation. authorities believe the culprits were boys.
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W. H. Aderholt
Waco
C. M. Dieterich
Torture-Death Move Shocks Chicago Preprimary Campaign
Chicago faces renewed turmoil as a bailiff wounded in a federal raid and a mysterious torture death surface amid preprimary political clashes. The incident ties to prohibition agents and threats against local ward leaders tied to the Thomp son Crowe faction. Paul Marchese’s name appears on a note found with the victim, linking violence to city politics and organized crime.
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Chicago
William Beatty
Bcord
Paul Marchese
Marchese
Diamond Joe" Keposito
Beatty
William Hale Thompson
Robert J. Crowe
Fata
George E Golding
Police Order Officers to Avoid Recommending Attorneys
In a noon Friday meeting Mayor C. C. Curtis and Police Chief Earl W. Hexamer discussed department affairs. Curtis praised recent narcotic raids and warned officers against steering prisoners to certain attorneys or bondsmen. He directed suspension of any officer who promotes such practices.
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C. C. Curtis
Earl W. Hexamer
Hexamer
Curtis
Italian flyer sets speed record at Venice seaplane loss
Italian ace Major Mario de Bernardi of Maly broke his own world speed record in a seaplane at Venice on March 20. He reached 320.625 miles per hour, surpassing the previous record of 296.45 miles per hour, with a fastest lap at 350.425 miles per hour.
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Venice
Italy
Mario de Bernardi
Maly
Major de Bernardi
Radhell Wells 5 Killed in Columbus Auto Crash
In Columbus on March 29 5 year old Radhell Wells died after being struck by a car. He was the son of Mr and Mrs A Wells and the incident occurred late yesterday.
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Columbus
Radhell Wells
Macedonian Villages Flooded Isolating Residents
In Athens March, several Macedonian villages were flooded isolating many people. Boats were dispatched to rescue residents as authorities assess damage and coordinate relief efforts.
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Athens
Canton Daily News Classifieds Prove Popular Rooms Ads
In Canton ads, a bold “Heoom Without aro” room-for-rent notice by Mrs True led to quick leasing within three days. The clipped OCR piece notes Canton readers respond fast to local classified ads, highlighting how empty rooms find tenants.
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Daubi
Canton Daily News
Mre True
Tang
Canton
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