Unsolved 1928 Rothstein Murder Still Mystifies New York
In November 1928 Arnold Rothstein was fatally shot in room 349 of a West Side hotel after a late supper. Witnesses, fingerprints, and an identified overcoat tied to George McManus pointed to suspects, but the motive and killer remain unresolved eight years later.
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NEW York
Arnold Rothstein
West Side
McManus
George “Hump
Rothstein
Broadway
Seventh Avenue
Underworld
IOU
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York State
Court Brands Fall "Faithless Officer" in Teapot Dome Verdict
The Oct. 10 1927 Supreme Court ruling branded Albert B. Fall a faithless public officer, invalidating the Teapot Dome lease and signaling the collapse of a career from teacher to senator to secretary of the interior. The piece tracks Fall's later life, finances, and ongoing legal battles, including a $100,000 fine, a state prison sentence, and an eviction fight over Tres Ritos ranch as Edward L. Doheny's heirs press claims.
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EL Paso
Tex
Justice Butler
United States Supreme Court
Albert B. Fall
Butler
Teapot Dome
Harry F. Sinclair
United States
New Mexico
Harding
Elk Hills
Calif
Fall
Edward L. Doheny
Doheny
New Mexico State Penitentiary
Santa Fe
William Beaumont General Hospital
Tres Ritos
N. M
New Mexico Veterans
Roosevelt
New Mexico Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
81 Year Old Driver Makes 2000 Mile Solo Trip
Lawrence Freeman 81, a retired farmer from Cedar Rapids, completed a 2000 mile solo drive through Iowa Nebraska and Colorado in his eight year old car. He advocates moderate driving, discusses pensions, and notes a 23 year no accident record while visiting relatives in Denver and earlier trips to St Louis Milwaukee. He maintains about 35 mph average and emphasizes safety and courtesy on the road.
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Lawrence Freeman
Third Avenue
Iowa
Nebraska
Colorado
Grand Island
Neb
Freeman
Ryan
Townsend
Mr. Freeman
Cedar Rapids
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Wis
Emmett Freeman
Charles F. Rittenhouse
Denver
Colo
Boys winning praise at Cedar Rapids aviation meet
A Cedar Rapids aviation club reports near full attendance for a commercially sponsored air race. Philip Reames won the senior division, Frank Burlingame and Harland Endsley placed second and eighth in a Dubuque contest. Members welcomed United Air Lines crews and Col. Roscoe Turner. A model contest at 2 p.m. at the local airport is open to all builders.
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Philip Reames
Frank Burlingame
Harland Endsley
Dubuque
United Air Lines
Cedar Rapids
Col
Roscoe Turner
Death Battle In Prehistoric Days Pictured
CHICAGO UP Approximately 20 000 years ago four animals a sabertooth tiger a sloth a horse and a bison struggled near Los Angeles in an asphaltum tar pit The Field Museum of Natural History preserves a reproduction from Rancho la Brea showing the trap that captured many extinct creatures during the pleistocene era
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Field Museum of Natural History
Ernest R. Graham
Rancho la Brea
North America
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