Hickman confession read at Sanity hearing in Parker case
William Hickman confessed motive for the Marion Parker kidnapping murder was read into evidentiary records by defense for the sanity hearing. The 19 page confession and Hickman’s detailed account were introduced to support claims of insanity or diminished responsibility. The trial continued with testimony detailing the girl’s trust and Hickman’s plans, including ransom demands and the murder sequence.
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Hickman
Fox
Marion Parker
Kansas City
Hunt
Toms
Parker
Wnterstood
Gin
Hin
Trat
Alckron
Atle
Allege
Marlon Parker
Testitien rPy
Associated Press Hall OF Justice
Los Angeles
Williem BE
Marian Parker
Sunlty
Jerome Walsh
Dick Lucas
Wimner
Marton
Erica
Lucas
Elysian Park
Luca
Hick
Msn
Probe Call Aided by Senate On Pennsylvania Strike
Senate debates a broad inquiry into the Pennsylvania coal strike with Johnson Reed and Copeland pressing for a commission and hearings. The talk covers mines railroads police power and potential federal action in Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Raul Celts
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Senate
Johnson
California
Davia
Iabor
Lerief
Gilford Pinchot
Reed
Promiard Fupper
Cannes
Interstate Commerce Committee
Watson
Copeland
Democrat
New York
Conllége
Perhaos Charles Evans Hughes
Newton Z. Baker
Neel
Pinser
Seoacor Johnson
Coal and Tran
Umpires Faulted In Sleepy Morning Controversy
A fragmented quote from a 1998 syndicated piece shows an umpire complaining about a tied string and a noisy wake up. The dialogue hints at tension between a parent and child over waking someone during a game or event. The source text is garbled and lacks clear specifics.
Flood relief is due about 1950 says Will
Beverly Hills reports a fragmented note mentioning flood relief tied to 1950 policy, amid jitters about Hoover cabinet changes. The unclear text hints at draft considerations and nationwide efforts to train personnel for Mississippi flood duties, with references to Ann and Ange stuRtloh.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Hoover
Ann
Ange stuRtloh
Mississippi
Tr Htt
South
Hern
Gar Erese
Railroads argue for lake cargo coal rate cuts
Advocates of reduced lake cargo coal rates from southern mining territories argue the cuts are a business necessity to keep southern production competitive and prevent diversion to northern mines. Opponents, including coal operators from Pennsylvania and Ohio, will present counterpoints tomorrow as the Interstate Commerce Commission weighs the proposed charges.
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Associated Press
Washington
Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Wis
Chesapeake and Ohio
Louieville
Nashville
Norfolk and Western
W.S. Bronson
Chesapeake and Onio
Southern
J. ¥. Norman
Norman Leclarec
Wateas
O. B. Elmquist
Orn
Storshern
Northwest
Interstate Commerce Commmission
Gore
West vVireinn
Soutern Dake
City Celebrates Lindbergh Visit With Sleepless Revelry
In St Thomas the populace honors Charles A Lindbergh with a city freedom grant, a large reception at Emancipation Garden, a gun salute, and a ceremonial table carved from native wood. Lindbergh plans to fly to Santo Domingo then St John.
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Lindbergh
Emancipation Garden
United States
Colt
AL Mn
Chamber of Commorre
Lind Serj
America
Col
Wibtibergh
Hatfield Campbell Coal Merger Forming New Company
A merger agreement between Hatfield Corporation of Covington Kentucky and Campbell's Creek Coal Company will form Hatfield Campbell Coal corporation. The deal includes transportation facilities coal tips selling networks and river and barge assets in West Virginia and elsewhere. Irwin Davis will be president and J F Hatfield chairman as the firms combine to cut costs and expand operations across railroads steamboats and trucks.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Hatfield
Covington
AmeXnd
Campbell's Creek Coal Company
West Virginia
Hutheld-Refiance Cost Corporation
Campbell’s Creek Coal Corporation
Hatfield- Campbell
Greek Coal Corporation
Retilace Company
J. Fy. Hatfield
Nena
Hatfield Coal Metersts
T. d. Hare Cleth
New
Comaine
Irwin Davis
Combine
Re PL Chllam
Hatteld
Julius FtoleAh
Wil, l Dy
Hastiel
Reliance
Campbell's Creek
Ward Jn
Employment Records for Girl Sealed by Police Probe
Northampton reports detail an investigation into employment records for a girl amid police actions. The narrative traces interviews, expert testimony, and social aid figures tied to the case, with references to Frances Bldenn Smith and other named individuals and locations, including Boswar Avenue and Wearer Street, as the inquiry unfolds through the day.
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Northampton
Mies
Rmploy
WeAw
Mabwichiumelis Yi
Ose
Frances Bldenn Smith
Alasiig College Etude
Iigy
Boswar Avenay
Taree
Nawitl
Collie
Uae
Prafmsora Aul
Thismates
Munters
Leeland
Horton
Binspaychelogint
Loth
Dorompion
Tiehely
Sociely
Delier Weriuren
Gallieny
Snivks
Appropriation For Coal Ships Saved By Neely Debate
Washington reports a heated Senate session over the private shipbuilding appropriation to maintain vessels for coal states West Virginia Kentucky and Ohio. Senator Neely led a bloc defending the industry against Copeland Reed and Smoot, criticizing Pennsylvania and touting West Virginia prosperity under Wilson era policies.
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Hugh W. Mopraps Gagette
Washington
Royal 5
Copeland
New York
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
M. Mr. Neely
West
Shipping Board
Yes
Cduskry
Unere
Ngsin Neely
Neely
Virginia
Woodrow Wilson
Benatar Smunt
Reed
Pennnsylvanis
Pennsylvanis
Trevatate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania
Former Minister Slays His Own Family Tragedy Reported
A former minister, once pastor of Brookdry, reportedly killed his family using an axe before surrendering. Investigators and officials, including state authorities, described the grisly scene and ongoing inquiries as the man faced questions and the community sought answers about motive and sequence of events.
McAdoo Criticizes Vet Presidency Bid At Virginia Address
William G McAdoo attacks any veteran candidate for the presidency during a Richmond Virginia speech. He condemns liquor interests influence, urges federal aid for prohibition enforcement, and criticizes Governor Smith and Maryland New York enforcement policies. The talk frames a broader education drive and party discipline steps ahead of 1922 1924 campaigns.
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McAdoo
Virginia
Richmond
Alfred B. Smith
William G. McAdoo
Ritchie
Treasury
Smith
New York
Maryland
Albert C. Ritchie
League
Women's Christian ‘Tempberance Union
Try
Fed
Gurgis ” Verkiltts
Maryland Hall
Bme
Adeo
State of
Gove Errer
Advocates Education
Amoado
Equor
Oud
Laws McAdoo
Probers Track Elusive Links in Continental Trading Probe
A Senate lands committee inquiry peers into the Continental Trading company and Sinclair affiliates as E G Seubert testifies about 1921 contracts and alleged kickbacks. Questions focus on why prices differed and who approved the deals, with references to Albert Fall and Colonel Stewart amid the widening probe.
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Pentel
Washington
Senate
Aon
Greny
Continental Trading Company
Canada
Harry FP
Sinchair
heAtriot
Price i Gendt
Sinclair Crude OV
Indiana Standard
Sinciair Consolidated OH Com- Pan
Continental
AL EL
Seubert
Stewark
Walsh
Stewert
Buitess
Che Dew
Stéwart
Welsh
Hardter
Enaviet
A. K. Carlson
Sinclair Crede
Cmuipe
Turn Prohibition Back to States Is Ritchie's Argument
Maryland's governor blames replacement of old issues with hypocrisy and buncombe on Prohibition policy. He argues for restoring states rights to decide alcohol legality and urges a reconsideration of national enforcement. Political tensions mount over enforcement and regional standards.
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Ritchie
Maryland
Buncombe
Ritchie warns on hypocrisy and central power in politics
In New York, Governor Albert C. Ritchie urged the Brooklyn bar association that America must defend principles and liberty against rising centralized control and anti tolerance forces. He linked Prohibition, religious intolerance, and fundamentalism to public apathy and calls for state sovereignty in handling issues like prohibition.
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Associated Press
New York
Buncombe
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Brooklyn Bar Association
America
Americe
Nome
One Stop Flight to Nicaragua Planned from Washington
At Washington on February 1 a one stop flight to Nicaragua is planned by First Lieutenant George H Towner and two companions in a marine transport monoplane. The craft will carry 595 gallons of fuel and two machine guns with a stop at Miami. Towner is joined by Second Lieutenant James B McHuga and Corporal Rebere Wene as crew.
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Washington
George H.towner
Nicaragua
Miami
Towners
James B. McHuga
Rebere Wene
Baby’s Body Found in Store as Infant Identified
Coroner reports a white infant was found in a Capitol Street store yesterday. Police, coroner, and store staff describe a wrapped body inside a shopping bag, later identified as a newborn infant of unknown parentage. Investigators seek suspects who left the child’s body in the shop.
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Babe
Capitol Street
Olor
Ister
Taourrive
Witherey Moyer
Areh Brown
Br. W. P. Blick
Clack
Ang
Hs Seoioangh
Chile
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