Seven saved after ferry Peralta dip near San Francisco
Aboard the ferry Peralta on a San Francisco Bay run from Yerba Buena Island to Oakland, 15 to 24 passengers were swept overboard. Seven were rescued by the Hayward and navy boats. most survivors revived after immersion. No bodies found. no missing reports filed.
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San Francisco
Boate
W. F. Pengely
Te Peralta
Wintowa
Negro Walter
Hayward
Goattaland
Pevalte
Partner and Son-in-Law of Late Mark Hanna Kills Self In His New York Apartment
Robert Livingston Ireland, son-in-law and partner of the late Mark Hanna, was found dead with four gunshot wounds in his Ninth floor Suite at the Seymour Hotel in West 5th Street New York. Police said it appeared suicide after a prior attempt to stage murder. a 32 caliber revolver and a lost will were found near the bed. Ireland, born Stratford Connecticut, Yale graduate of 1890, had political ties to Hanna and McKinley era Republicans and leaves two children.
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Mark Hanna
Self
New York
Universal Service
Robert Liv Ingston Ireland
Iste
Hotel Seymour
West 5Th
Atreet
Hanna
Charles Cunsaca
Nattutant
Itone
Hunna
Casyasy
Ireland
Jmehenn
Andiente
Reland
Gaptain Jacob Roth
Police Headquarters
Leon H. Hirsch
Alcide
Irland
Hotel Marguery
Rome
Grand Central Station
Geymour
W. T. Montgomery
Seymour
Stratford
Conn
Yale
Clevdeland
Hackney Bicycle Co
Ice
Shipowners' Dry Desk Co
Globe Iron Works
Wm. B. McKinley
Kate Benedict Hanna
Mary B. Ward
Dobbs Ferry
M.A. Hanna and Company
American Shipbuilding Company
The
University
Cleveland
Als Fives Wie
Robert Livingston Iretnne
Elizebeth Ireland
Pillie Willis by Robert Quillen
A fragmentary item lists Pillie Willis with an odd note about help from a grandparent and a teased pun about a portumente. It mentions 1928 publishers and a secretary. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear events or outcomes.
Lengthy Bar Testimony Ruling in Lengel Murder Trial
Judge Lones barred the state from presenting former Canton detective Floya Streitenberger testimony in Lengel's first degree murder retrial. Streitenberger refused to testify, prompting the state to seek admission of earlier testimony. Defense eyes a directed verdict if the court blocks further evidence. roughly 32 witnesses have been heard so far.
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Canton
Streltenberger
Lengel
Court of Appeals
Ohio Penientiary
Ute
Mellott
Streitenberger
Henry W. Hurter
Rought
Tenne
Lones
Plot to control estate linked to doctor testifies
Los Angeles February reports a murder trial where state witnesses allege Dr Charlesy McMillen sought to gain control of widow Amelié Appleby estate. Testimony cites a December 23 quarrel and a back porch encounter, with residents placing the doctor at the scene as authorities reference the case. Page 5, column 2.
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Los Angeles
Amelié Appleby
Charlesy McMillen
G. L. Bennett
Ape Dleby
McAffling T
Hendricks
Lect
Christman
Dr. McMollan
Appleby
Boys Ordered to Attend Church for Six Months
Judge Morgan Owen of the juvenile court altered a sentence requiring several boys who disturbed public worship to attend church. The newer order directs them to Rebecca Littlepage chapel near Slip Hill for six months, with promises to behave and participate devoutly. The Slip Hill church opposed the arrangement, citing past disturbances.
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Slip Hill
Morgan Owen
Littlepage Chapel
Alip Hill
Church of Christ In Christian Union
Owen
Secordt
Rebecca Littlepage
Warranta
Justice of the Peace
W. A. Tully
Kanawhe County Grand Jury
Juvenite Court
Gome
Judge Owen
Court Grants Back Pay to Kanawha Deputies in 1927 Row
Kanawha County court ordered back pay to deputies A B Clay A F Pitzer and Leo Massey after a lengthy political clash with the sheriff's office. Clay and Pitzer received 275 each while Massey got 300, covering 1927 only and excluding 1926 and later year entitlements, amid a dispute involving former court budgets and salaries.
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Kunhwha
Bret
A. B. Clay
A. F. Pitzer
Leo Masaey
Kanawha County
L. C. Massey
Kanawha
Ttwan
Omer Given
Demerrat
Grant Cow Benhaver
Tha Cnerlita
H. B. Clay
Alp. Pitzer
Lea Mansey
Sheriff’s Office
Alvin J. Barnhart
Charleston
Wld
Barnhart
Ager Bull
Balle
Clay
Pitzer
Massey
Navy program urged by Legion and D A R at hearing
Washington February 17 representatives of the American Legion and the Daughters of the American Revolution urged approval of the administration WATCHIP construction program. Myra Sherman Walker argued wives and mothers want ships and a modern program. John Phobus Taylor urged building 71 ships, saying they should be put to immediate use on the sea.
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Toy
Washington
Watchip
House Naval
Daughters of the American Revolution
American Legion
Myra
Willan Sherman Walker
Ara
Lusineus
John ‘Phobus Taylor
Legion
Congress
Taylor
Seta
Mra
Walker
Pacillate
Army
Navy
Britton
Finois
Policeman Wounded in Gun Battle With Convicts
In Chicado February 174 a police officer and a suspected bandit were wounded in a gun fight that netted two ex convicts. A third fled. Authorities say the pair Jolie Sullivan Tabernik and Tomanek may belong to a gang of women torturers. The wives of the men were also detained. Officer Edward Bmilth was wounded. The exchange occurred in front of Johns home under surveillance after information from a repairman about a stolen item.
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Chicado
Thay
Damen Jolie
Ntan Odward Sullivan
Gerald Tabernik
Atlas Joseph Tomanek
Edward Bmilth
John
Jesus
Criminals Made Not Born Dr Dorsey Claims
CHICAGO February 1 Dr George A Dorsey psychologist and author told tonight in midwest conference on character development that criminals are made not born and can be reformed under expert handling He said a child can be retrained into a normal citizen by surrounding him with a favorable environment and that heredity is not destiny He criticized prison authorities for defective training and urged trained scientists to lead corrective methods.
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Chicago
George A’ Dorsey
Guthor
Dorsey Agi
Babs
Potter Court
Gr. Ducey Coreg
Joent
Prihon
Myers Is Placed Under New Fire in Hearing Evidence
Washington February 17 The Senate sub committee hearings centered on Abram F Myers former assistant attorney general and federal trade commissioner as Federal District Judge Morris A Saper of Baltimore presented documentary evidence. The chairmen demanded accuracy while Myers faces further questioning next week. multiple letters and testimonies were scrutinized over alleged forgery and misstatements relating to a consent decree and the Continental Baking case.
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Auocintid Press
Washington
Abram FP
Myers
Quaistant
Senate Gudiwiry
Morris A. Saper
Baltimore
Ependh Myers
Roper
Borat
Judge Soper
Dial Tion
Watt Food Products Company
Sli Vitani
Byers
Soper
Federal Trade Commission
Bering
Vena Baking
Trade Commission
Bakeing Intercate
Finde Commission
Myers J
Docres
Jury in Hill Case Finally Dismissed
Ottawa dispatch reports a jury after sixty nine hours failed to reach a verdict in the Hill case involving Harry Hill 22 charged with the killing of his mother. After discharge three jurors stood for innocence while others favored guilt. A new trial motion was set for tomorrow as authorities prepare for further proceedings.
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Wmiversa Borviert
Ottawa
Harry Bil
Joseph A, Davis
Hilly
Tha
Willam Beipp
Streator
Young Hill
Davis
Burnett C. Hsnuon
Aif
Harry Hl
Federal Trade Board Broadens Utility Inquiry
The Federal Trade Commission moves to widen its probe into power utilities by expanding its own motion investigations. It will examine propaganda, publicity controls, and political actions around public operation plans, signaling a broad scope beyond antitrust accusations. The step follows Senate demands for public hearings and greater regulator reach.
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Tuivereal Services
Washington
Federal Tract Commission
Power Trust
Senate
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Bargent
Congress
Commission
Reed Charges Pennsylvania Has Dominated L C C
Senator Reed of Missouri and Senator Neely of West Virginia led a fierce debate on Interstate Commerce Commission powers and coal freight rates, accusing the commission of political bias and favoring Pennsylvania in lake cargo shipments while Pennsylvania officials denied the charges and called for reform. The exchange touched on the coal industry, geography of rate setting, and potential changes to antitrust laws as lawmakers pressed for hearings and accountability.
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Missouri
Commission
Reed
Pennsylvania
Neely
Esch
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kentucky
West Virginina
Tennessee
Virginia
Benatar Reed
Demicereal
Genatar Reed
Sackett
Rae Publican
Sue Ls
Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
Ture
Interstate’ Commerce
Tamara
John J. Eschter
Ingrebate
Marsouri
Bach
Missouri Reed
Wott
Pennsylvania Reed
Vare
Glass
Virginis
Penney
Pensylvania
Ishp
Interstate Commerce
Commissioner Esch
Ed Benatar Copeland
Demaergi
New York
Senator Reed
Dis
Souri
Pork Barrel Warning Over Flood Relief Bill
President Coolidge was warned by Representative Bertrand H. Snell that a Mississippi flood relief bill now in House committee risks becoming a sweeping pork-barrel measure. Snell urged lawmakers to keep the bill on its own merits to avoid broad, costly flood-control provisions across all rivers.
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Washington
Coolidge
Mississippi
House of Representatives
United States
Bertrand H. Snell
New York
House Ruler Committee
Congress
Bnell
Ae Ouston
Gangster Goldberg Dies Without Revealing Names
Chicago reports Isadore Goldberg died at Brigewell hospital after a gun attack in front of a garage. He allegedly refused to name accomplices and claimed he was targeted for not agreeing to a set of terms.
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Chicago
Isadore
Goldberg
Brigewell Hospital
Lissleyers
Prices Crash on Stock Exchange
A dramatic market decline follows a late recording of final quotes on the New York Stock Exchange. Leading issues drop sharply, with United States Steel and General Motors down and Midland Steel Products, Greene Cananea Copper plunging from recent highs. About 748 trades set a record, while broker wires stay hot amid bearish sentiment and rising broker loans.
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Fresh
Fey
New York Stock Exchange
Coolidge
Joans
Wall Street
United States Steel
General Motors Corporation
Midland Steel Products
Greene Cananea
New York
Florida
Blinding Snow Storm Strikes Midwest Region
A blinding snow storm and sharp temperature drop affect the midwestern region with trains late and heavy snowfall in Nebraska and Towne. Chicago reports two inches by 4 pm as the storm keeps streets indoors. officials warn of continuing snow, cold winds, and possible drifts across the Great Lakes toward the St. Lawrence valley. Weather expects skies to clear tomorrow with temperatures dropping tonight and gradually warming next week.
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Universal Berviews
Chicago
Mid-Western
Nebraska
Towne
Louisville
Weather Bureau
Pleiin
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence
How to Get Ahead Booklet Promises Money Sense Aid
The Charleston Gazette promotes a 32 page booklet How to Get Ahead from the Information Bureau in Washington DC. It promises practical guidance on budgeting income and spending, with classification tables and forms to help readers manage money and avoid poverty.
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The
Charleston Gazette
Avery
Prederic J. Haskin
Charleston Gazette, Information Bureau
Washington, D. c
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