Army tribunal rejects free speech defense in Mitchell case
Washington October 29 A nine general jury today overruled Col William Mitchell's claim that criticizing superiors violated constitutional rights. The court held Mitchell can be tried for conduct prejudicial to good order and military discipline. The verdict upholds the army court martial power and cites military tradition and the enlistment contract.
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Washington
William Mitchell
Mitchell
Col
Blanton Win- Ship
Law
Winship
Sherman Moreland
Bis
Moreland
War Department
Reed
Defense Counsel
French Cabinet Stirs Debt Talks With Washington
Washington reacts to France forming a new cabinet led by Louis Loucheur as debt negotiations with the United States loom. Officials fear repudiation comments and a French fiscal crisis may delay any December settlement and complicate renewed talks.
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Canton Daily News
Washington
France
Congress
Louis Loucheur
America
M. Loucheur
M. Caillaux
iWorld
United States
Amer- 4
Traction franchise talks and stalled renewal loom
Canton to Akron corridor faces deadline as county commissioners seek immediate action on terms for a new 25 year franchise. Northern Ohio Traction Co negotiates with Baltimore and Ohio for electrification and private right of way, while Blinn must submit a proposal or prosecutors will outline actions.
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Northern Ohio Traction Co
Canton
Akron
Traction Line
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
A. C. Blinn
Canton-Akron
Blinn
Perkins
Traction Company
Baltimore, & Ohio Railroad
Summit Co
Bedford
Cleveland
Eastern Star installs today in Columbus Ohio
East ern Star grand chapter of Ohio holds installation of newly chosen grand officers this afternoon with closing session. Officers include Mrs. Elizabeth M. Hood, George L. Behrens, Mrs. Ella Vornheder, George Philpott, Mrs. Bessie F. Boice, and Elizabeth M. Walton. Boice reports 348 chapters and 107,347 members in Ohio.
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Columbus
Order of Eastern Star of Ohio
Elizabeth M. Hood
Cleveland
George L. Behrens
Ella Vornheder
Cincinnati
George Philpott
Elyria
Bessie F. Botce
Sterling
Elizabeth M. Walton
Perrysville
Boice
Eastern Star
Ohio
Victim of Auto Accident Dies in Cincinnati
Herman Wuebber aged 62 died at Bethesda hospital from injuries after being struck by a taxicab driven by Carmie Stacey on Oct 21. Wuebber had been in a taxicab to the general hospital then moved to Bethesda where he succumbed. His death raises Hamilton County motor fatality toll to 110 for the year.
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Cincinnati
Herman Wuebber
Bethesda Hospital
Carmie Stacey
Wuebber
Hamilton County
Legion to Nominate Massillon Officers Saturday Night
A special American Legion meeting in Massillon will nominate officers for the coming year. A discussion on the Armistice Day program is expected. Officials will be elected on November 17.
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Massillon
Pogt
Swarts Presses Ball on 7.20 Gas Charge and Ordinance
Canton mayoral candidate Swarts demanded that opponent Ball state his view on the 7.20 yearly service charge in the gas ordinance. He pledged a full inquiry into the gas charge, which adds 175000 to 200000 annually above gas cost, and criticized Ball for supporting the measure while presiding over council. Democratic officials meet at 111 Court NW Friday at 7:30 as campaign plans are outlined.
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C. M. Ball
Canton
Swarts
Eix
Curtis
Ball
Democratic
Court
Slayers Burn Victim’s Body in Akron Garage
Akron police hunted a brutal murder case at the Hudson-Essex garage of J. Grant Hyde. Joseph Obermeier, 50, watchman, was beaten with a hammer, gasoline poured on him, and a match set. The crime occurred about 5:45 p.m. yesterday. two passersby saw the interior on fire and alerted authorities.
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Akron
Joseph Obermeiier
Hudson-Essex
J. Grant Hyde
Man and Woman Struck by Erie Train in Kenmore
Clyde Swinehart 30 and Miss Mayme Greenwold 28, both of Kenmore, were killed when their car was struck by a fast Erie passenger train at Manchester Road crossing last night. Grace Stamm 28 was seriously injured. bodies were scattered along the track for about a hundred yards.
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Kenmore, CO
Clyde Swinehart
Mayme IL. Greenwold
Erie
Grace Stamm
Swinehart
Miss Greenwold
Manchester Rd
Police Seek Missing Boy In New York Area
Police search across New York Newark Jersey City and Hoboken for five year old Frank Mackin Jr last seen near West 39th Street. A well dressed stocky swarthy man linked to the boy’s disappearance is being sought and Eugene Hildebrand 50 of this city was released after questioning with no connection found.
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New York
Frank Mackin, Jr
West 39Th St
Newark
Jersey City
Hoboken
Eugene Hildebrand
Crabbe Refuses Akron Grand Jury Probe Request
Ohio Attorney General C C Crabbe rejected a non partisan league request to launch a rapid grand jury probe into graft and anti vice law violations in Akron He also refused to appoint two Akron attorneys favored by the league The attorney general said Prosecutor Booth has sufficient authority and he will conduct the probe without tying it to local politics or Akron city elections.
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Atty
C. C. Crabbe
Akron
League
Booth
Summitto
Crabbe
Job's Daughters Open Fifth Annual Supreme Session
In Columbus the supreme guardian council of Job's Daughters opened its fifth annual session with about 200 delegates from 1,500 chapters nationwide. The organization includes sisters daughters and mothers of masons and claims 18 000 members across the United States Canada and Hawaii. The closing session Saturday will elect officers and Mrs Mae Marcum Jacobs of Indianapolis will be honored by Indiana and Ohio delegates.
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Columbus
Supreme Guardian Council of
Job's Daughters
United States
Canada
Hawaii
Mae Marcum Jacobs
Indianapoli
Supreme Guardian
Indiana
Ohio
Swoop on Buffalo bank car leaves one dead
Bandits at the Marine Trust Co entrance in downtown Buffalo steal $93 900 from a truck grip. driver Charles Clifford is killed and tanker Joseph Meyers is wounded as 7 8 men open fire. A passerby recovers a money grip and aids officers.
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Buffalo
Marine Trust Co
Charles Clifford
Marine Trust Company
Federal Reserve Bank
Joseph H. Meyers
Clifford
Meyers
Four Held After Pool Room Raid
Four men named H. Ross, H. Waltin, V. Morris, and H. Smith were fined five dollars and costs each after police charged them with gambling for playing cards for money in the Lyceum Pool room. They gave their names Wednesday night upon arrest.
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Lyceum
H. Ross
H. Waltin
V. Morris
H. Smith
Slayer Durkin evades police after Chicago shootout
Martin J. Durkin, alleged killer of U S justice agent Edwin Shanahan, fled a Chicago gun battle that wounded three officers. His sweetheart Miss Betty Warner shielded him, while Lloyd Austin tipped detectives. Durkin linked to stolen auto ring across California Colorado Indiana Illinois and Ohio.
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Chicago
Martin J. Durkin
Edwin C. Shanahan
United States Department of Justice
New York
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Durkin
Betty Warner
Lloyd Austin
Austin
Miss Warner
Martin
Harry Gray
Shanahan
California
Colorado
Illinois
Ohio
Cleveland
New French cabinet named by Premier Painleve
Paris October 29 Premier Painleve presents a cabinet with a more radical tilt aimed at radical and socialist demands. Painleve also takes finance portfolio while Georges Bonnet becomes budget minister. DeMonsie joins to reflect Herriot finance views. war and colonies posts shift only slightly.
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Paris
Painleve
Georges Bonnet
Finance
Canada Goes to Polls Today in General Election
Ottawa reports Canadians vote in a preliminary general election with nearly 600 candidates for 241 House seats. Premier Mackenzie King leads Liberals in a middle tariff stance while Conservatives push protective tariffs and the Progressive Party fields a strong slate to defend its parliamentary strength.
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Ont
Progressive Party
House of Commons
Mackenzine King
Liberal
Two Men Suffer Fractured Skulls In Columbus Incident
Chester Whitman and W. J. Hall were injured in separate auto crashes in Columbus. Whitman 33 remains in White Cross Hospital with a fractured skull after being struck at a street intersection by an unknown driver who fled. Hall 78 is critically ill from a collision involving his car and two other machines. Several others injured in the past 12 hours with broken limbs cuts and bruises.
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Columbus
Chester Whitman
White Cross Hospital
W. J. Hall
Atkins Denies Intent to Kill in Malone Murder Trial
David Atkins testified in Judge Diehl's court that he did not fire to kill railroad detective Harry Malone. He said he fired after being wounded and shot at random, denying that Malone was his target as witnesses claimed.
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David Atkins
Harry Malone
Malone
Atkins
U S Protest French Action in Damascus Bombardment
The United States lodged an official protest with France over the Damascus bombardment by French artillery and the danger to American lives. Britain joined in the protest. many Americans, including naturalized and native born, are in Syria.
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Washington
Damascus
State Department
United States
Syria
Street Railway Head Retires in Cincinnati Valedictory
W Kesley Schoepf retiring president of the Cincinnati Traction Co gave a valedictory address at a dinner for friends and employees. Five hundred six former and current employees who stayed with the system since 1901 received gold watches from Schoepf as he prepared to retire November 1.
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Cincinnati
W. Kesley Schoepf
Cincinnati Traction Co
Business Men’s Club
Street Railway Co
Schoepf
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