Brumby Criticised For His Ignorance Of S-4 Rescue Work
Washington February 21 The navy court of inquiry placed joint responsibility for the collision of the submarine S-4 and the coast guard destroyer Paulding on both vessel commanders. It urged detachment of Rear Admiral Brumby from command of the central force due to lack of essential rescue knowledge and proposed further hearings to justify the findings.
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Navy Court of Inquiry
Hel
Asumated
Washington
Coast Guard
Paulding
Frank Brumby
Imshe
Nis
Art
Rexone
Navy Department
Provincetown
Bose
1Udmarine
R. &. Jones
John H. Baylis
Brumby
N. Naa Bess
Atlantic
Prank EH. Brumby
Dyhiy
King
Frank H. Brumby
U. G Ny
Bul
Wilbur
Meljon
Beylis
Fresoka
Mellon
Baylis
Shone
EB. H. Campbell
Expres
Martin
Wotil
Willie Willis Br Rorfrt Message Misread
A fragment from a 1928 source shows a child’s frightened remark about a bat and a mistaken belief of danger. The readable text conveys a puzzled tone as the speaker recalls the moment and a simple recognition that the danger was just a pebble.
Missing Girl Found Working as Housemaid
Catherine Elizabeth Theeny, 22, daughter of Maria Georgio Theermy, was reported missing February 3 after leaving Marymount College in Tarrytown to visit her grandmother in New York. She was found employed as a housemaid in New Jersey, with authorities notified and a quiet search continuing.
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York
Catherine Elizabethe ‘Theeney
Patextny
Rultege Gil
Ingke
Daughtre
Mara Geaggo
Tiermry
Fom
Couw
Airry A. Laveen
New Gantens
Lang Eland
Marymount College
Tarrytown
New York
Martin Rogers
Endorsing Free Bridges Draws Local Support
A hotel manager, a lawyer, a merchant, an agent, a public official, and a barber voiced strong support for the proposed free bridge bond in interviews with the Gazette. Davenport, Peyton, Lilly, Tay, Grishaber, and Carmack argued bridges are vital for Charleston’s growth, reducing toll costs, and avoiding higher future prices.
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Pudiic
Beck
A. B. Davenport
Davenport
Kanawha National Bank
Charleston
A. A
Lilly Charleston
Charleston Nations
Hank Building
Bridge Pond
Hagt
Charigstens
Bond Embezzlement Trial Opens with Fraudulent Warrants Alleged
The trial of Joan C. Bond for embezzlement begins amid detailed opening by Attorney General Lee. Prosecutors allege state warrants issued in 1923 and cashed at a Pocahontas county bank, with endorsements by a state auditor official and non-state actors, including a traveling fishing trip in the case.
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John
Bond
Tomer
Roy
Fury
Hla
Rege
Wits Court
Etuie
Altecord
Burdette
DL L. Salsbury
B. Lee
R. A. Blessing
M. F. ‘Matheny Dad VU. B. Atkinson
Charleston
Taylor George
Philipp
Joan C. Boat
West Virginia
John | Quick
J. D, Curry
Charles Johnson
D. Newhouse
Dwight Jarrett
W.B. Fowler
George Strickland
F. R. Auliz
J. D. Mills
William Palmer
Ww. I D. Fleming
D. A
State Auditor
H. Wright
Thomas Spurlock
State Auditor's Department
Earacy
Banic
Astorney General
Wright
Washington, D. C
Speial Gax
Encocso
John ©. Bond
Hickman
Coes
Pocahontas County
Tienda
Boone
Nus Ditor
Tne
Ronceverte
J.T. McNees
Maren
McNees
Cincinnati
Washington
Pease
Mayor Walker Witnesses New Orleans Mardi Gras Parade
New Orleans February 21 Mayor Jimmy Walker of New York attended Mardi Gras scenes reviewing Rex and other entries. He caught souvenirs, was struck on the nose by a missed throw, and noted the parade's transportation theme with ships and barges. Walker planned future Southern stops despite a busy schedule.
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Jimmy Walker
New Orleans
New York
New Orleana
Rex
Walker
Oyer
O'Kaste
Oreele
Tathera
Puaakotl
Gald
Brit Walker
Aubway
Mobile
Atlanta
Wilston-Salem
J. N.G
Rogers Seeks South Dakota Candidate in Wilds
In South Dakota’s wilds, Will Rogers jokes about political hunts and a Democratic governor who pitched a big dinner in Washington. He recalls plans to bring a figure named Galvin into a fenced game preserve, referencing a skit about politics and a “fours” line, showcasing Rogers’ satirical stance.
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Rogers
South Dakota
Wilds
Biour Falls
Coolidge
Washington
Galvin
Wasa- Will Rosers
Jieton
Tearful Widow Identifies Fox in Store Robbery
Mrs. C Ivy Thoms testified in Los Angeles court identifying William Hickman and Welby Bynt as the youths behind a Christmas Eve robbery at the Thoms drug store. The owners were shot when a Santa Claus masked pair demanded money and fled as a patrolman watched from behind a counter. Hickman faced a death sentence for the Marion Parker case. the trial adjourned for further testimony on Hickman's sanity as Parker’s family attended.
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Sresey
Los Angeles
William &. Hickman
Welby Bynt
Perry M. Parker
Marion
Thoms
Hunt
Toy Bi Ay
Nisgar
Hickman
Dhe Parker Ense
Thuretay
Suspected murder in burning of woman identified in Somerville
Police seek a codean car linked to the death of an unidentified about 33 year old woman found burned near Somerville. Autopsy planned to determine if slain or suicide. Witnesses saw a woman in the area twice and gasoline was found around the body as flames spread.
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Somerville
Potten
Joseph Cooper
Horpiti
Moreistaws
WOUNDS WIFE AND ATTEMPTS DEATH BY OWN ACTION
In Baltimore on February 21 Frank H Colina 46 shot his estranged wife after learning of misconduct with another man then drove her to a hospital and shot himself under the heart both were expected to die hospital physicians reported Colina and his wife later met on the street triggering the exchange of gunfire before the man fled.
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Baltimore
Wif
Frank H. Colina
Ueder
Colina
Tne Wwarrel
Flo
Collins
Alienist Says Remus Slaying Normal Act
Lima Ohio February 21 Dr P F Tuning defense alienist testified in habeas corpus hearing for release of George Remus Cincinnati wife slayer from the state hospital for the criminal insane. He said Remus acted normally and was evenly balanced with a tendency toward intellectual pursuits, finding no symptoms of insanity.
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Lima, O
George Remus
Cincinnati
Tuning
Remus
England Secretary I C C Decision In Rate Hearing
Washington February 21 England of the sixth West Virginia district told the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee the agency wrongly claimed expansive power in rate cases. He denounced the Hoch-Balth resolution as misapplied and argued Congress never intended the commission to favor one region over another. Clark defended Eth's confirmation, saying disagreements arose from honest differences of opinion. Bech closed his testimony acknowledging the commission’s contested authority under Hoch-Smith.
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W. Roberts
Washington Borrau
Washington
England
West Virginia
Interstate Commerce Commisson
Congress
Clark
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
John J. Eth
Interstate Commerce Commission
Igor G. Clark
Commission
Frank Gooding
Idaho
Crrits
Woods
Comunicatan
Esch
Clare Shsoid
Comunicaional
Watson
Hoth-Smith
Farner
Gooding
Bech
Eech
Estranged Wife Defends Doctor in Murder Trial
Los Angeles reports the defense in the Dr. Charles M. McMillan murder case as Katherine McMillan identifies rings allegedly owned by the slain Mrs. Ametia Appleby. She notes the doctor sometimes carried two rings, while the prosecution seeks to link wealth from a Chicago inventor to the motive for the alleged killing. The trial adjourned with the judge delaying rulings on key motions.
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Tey Associated Bross
Los Angeles
Charles M. McMilan
Ametia Appleby
Katherine McMilan
Redhsiland
Apniaby
Dienict
Tom Menzies
Jorkey
Jerry Grisler
Windle
Appleby
Stormer
Chicago
Median
Jail Sentences Set in Teapot Jury Shadowing Case
Justice Sid imposes contempt sentences on Sinclair Burris and Day for tampering with a jury in a conspiracy case tied to leasing of Navy Reserve. Baron receives six months, associates four months, veteran detective fifteen days, and his son faces a $1000 fine as part of the conviction.
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Sinclair
Burris
Day
Oi] Baron
Justice Siddons
Navy Reserve
Seven Missing In Mine Blast Near Parnassus
Rescue squads battled through debris filled passages of the Kinlock mine at Valley Camp Coal near Parnassus to reach seven miners missing after a blast that killed six. Twelve squads worked through two miles of tunnel as officials reported heavy damage and poisonous gas. Identified dead included Thomas Mooram, William Susey, G N Beck, Louis Wengel, and John Poole.
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Associalad
Aoother
Indientea
Thoma Durtost
William Susey
G. N. Beck
Louis Wengel
John Poole
Durtost
Ottinisis
Vonight
Sinclair Sentenced for Contempt in Teapot Dome Case
Washington February 21 Harry F Sinclair oil magnate was sentenced to six months in jail for contempt of court by Justice Frederick Siddons in the DC supreme court. Three others were found guilty of contempt. Burns detective agency heads were among them. The judgment followed a swift ruling on jury shadowing connected to the Teapot Dome affair, with bonds set for appeal and release on recognizance pending post verdict actions.
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Sy Dniversal Serviceb
Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Frederick Siddons
District of Columbia Supreme Court
H. Mason
Day
Biidger
William J. Burns
W. Bhermen Burns
Burns
Herb Sid
Hearst News
Kirst
Sinclair Artiical
Teapot Dome Naval Off Reserve
Washington’ Herald
Sinclair
Court of Appeals
Justice Biddons
Dayatin
Willem J. Burns
W. Sherman Burns
Siddoms Woulit
Barnu
Justice Siddons
Sio¢lair
W. Shermen Burns
Nim
Burns Detective Agency
Bond Asange
Binclair
Martin W. Littleton
Associated Press
Siddons
Sheldon Clark
Sinclair Refining Company
O. L. Weltech
Burns Agency
Baltimore
Siddeans
Reed Attacks Tariff Blamed for Farmer Ills in Oklahoma
Senator Reed of Missouri blasted the protective tariff as the cause of farmers’ woes during a western campaign stop in Tulsa. He urged a $1.9 billion inland waterway and harbor bond program, pressed for immediate river navigability, and warned Democrats to unite against the common foe. He spoke to the Tulsa Chamber of Commerce in a non political address and noted a Reed for president club already exists under J H Maxie.
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Jay Associated
Missourian
South Front
Oklahoma
Aleady
J. H. Maxie
Maxie
Prohibition
Tulsa Chamber of Commerce
Legitimizing Sir Henry De Bathe’s Children Sought in Court
London February 21 The legitimacy act proceedings seek to declare four children of the late Sir Henry De Bathe legitimate born before their parents marriage. The petition names Lady Burnham Lady Bomberleyton Mrs. Winifred McCalmont and Maximilian De Bathe. The court granted the petition after evidence including Charlotte De Bathe’s affidavit that she married De Bathe in 1870.
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London
Sir Henry de Qathe
Chilldren
Sir Henry
Lady Burnham
Bomerleyton
Winuifred McCalmont
Maximilian
de Bathe
Agec
Charlotte de Bathe
Lnte
Henry
Andiver
Tanyere
Saurt
Britain
Wack
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Legh
Willie Willis
Publishers ‘Syndicate
Briscoe Peyton
Kanawha
Ridge Bone
Chamber of Commerce
Fl Scholz
Haston Joneg
George Grishaber
Acrass
Ike
Mont J
Lee
Onetow
Ace] Coal
Druids
Will Rogers
Fox
New Jersey
Secres I. C. C
House
Belcher
Mason Bry
Ipper
Shddells
Meads
Aurne
Morrey
Faye
Reed
Tulan
Henry de Bathe
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