Testimony in Franks Death Jury Probe In Frank s Case
A Chicago grand jury hears witnesses in the murder and kidnapping case of Robert Franks, with accused Leopold and Loeb and two other suspects. Detectives pursue links to Tracy slaying and Beant assault as victims guard against suicide and authorities seek the ransom notes and typewriter used.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Brand
Inglet
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Mircer
Robert Franks
Robert
Hurons
Gal
Ley
Direc*fion
Freeman Louis Tracy
Wilveraity
Charles Beant
John Levinson
Hubert Franks
Franks
Shatin Dal
Reuse Spad
Leed
Lees
Enc
Grand Jury
Flyty
Franka
Tracy
Ream
Xeard
Leopold
Jacob Franke
Bos
Millionaire Bootlegger's Wife Under Arrest
Mrs George Remus, wife of the millionaire bootlegger, is under arrest in Cincinnati on a prohibition charge. She allegedly conspired in her husband’s activities after his imprisonment, linking to funds and associates connected to high-level figures. The case centers on the Remus estate near Cincinnati and alleged payments to protect illicit operations.
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George Remus
Cincinnati
AvaAnta
Washington
Jesse Smith
Harry M. Pausherty
Nursband
Remus
Cinclanati
Chandler Named Head of Shrine in Kansas City
James E. Chandler of Kansas City was named Imperial Noble in the Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. The Imperial Council elevated him with other members of the Imperial Divan in a procession. Chandler succeeds Conrad V. Dyke of Brooklyn as head. William Brown of Pittsburgh named Imperial treasurer. Los Angeles chosen as 2925 convention city. Joan Sebress of Khadle Temple Norfolk elected Imports outer guard.
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Kansas City
James E. Chand
Kansans City
Imperial Notentate
Order of Nobiles
Imperial Council
Nandler
Conrad v. Dyhkean
Brooklyn
William & Brown
Pittsburgh
Imperial
Los Angeles
Joan Sebress
Norfolk
Report Says Many Mines Are Closed
The report notes widespread closures on the Chesapeake and Ohio system with about sixty percent of mines shut. Coal loading rose on lines with Logan field increasing, while May 1923 reached 10,241 cars and May 1924 reached 63,342.4 cars, though some shipments show no orders or closing notices.
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Huntington
Chesapeake and Ohio
Oficn
John W. Tavin
Chesapeake Land Ohio Railway
Logan
No Farm Relief Bill In Sight
Washington June 4 after consultation with President Coolidge Representative Longworth and others advanced no chance of enacting a payment substitute for the McNary Haugen bill this session. Discussions with War Finance Corp officials and Republican leaders indicated the plan to store surplus wheat flour and meat abroad might be pressed only as an administrative measure if acceptable.
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Washington
Coslidge
Liangworth
Congress
Longworth
Tinener
Kansas
Sanders
Indiana
Cammiittes
War Finance Corporation
Frank W. Mendeil
War Finance Enceloration
Copilige
Tincher
Sinnott
Gregan
White House
Moendell
Beyind
Longswoon
Mike
Daubert Ordered to Lay Off Game Aids Rest
Daubert, star pitcher of the Cincinnati Reds, was ordered by his physicians to take several weeks rest at home in Cincinnati after suffering sleeplessness and balance issues following an injury in Brooklyn. Burleigh Grimes accidentally struck him on the hand during a game, and Daubert’s nerves in the head were cited as affected. A two week rest is hoped to restore health. The same report notes campaign finance provisions debated in Congress, including the Bartah amendment and related spending limits.
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Cincinnati Reds
Boston
Jake Tautinet
Rel Nagettan
Cincinnac Reds
Tetas
Cincinnat
Chetumal
Aramathe
Raven
Brooklyn
Burleigh Grimes
Daubert
Warrhington, Jones
Campaian
Heude
Eenate Tonternea
Neakure
Previelon
Campalena
Rolly
Republican
Peweylvania
Ita
Mlight
Morgan Offers Large Reward for Allen's Arrest
Governor F. Morgan of West Virginia declares a five hundred dollar reward for the apprehension and delivery to prison authorities at Mountsville of Walter Allen, alleged traitor in Logan County Court, fugitive since September 1922. Forfeiture of bond cited. Allen linked to armed march and insurrection in 2021. various reports place him in multiple states. governor notes no provision for rewards for escaped prisoners.
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Cipwerper Morgan
Alon
Jefferson County
Phare
Logan County
Jan
Rumuta
Haas
Allen
Mouritsyille
Mouncsville
Woeet Virginia
Walter Allen
F. Morsan
West Virginia
Senate rejects loan to Germany for foodstuffs
Washington June 4 The Senate rejected a proposal to loan Germany 25000.10 for foodstuffs. Republican Harold Howell of Nebraska offered the amendment to the omnibus pension bill and said it had been carefully considered and defeated. He noted Germany had not asked for the loan.
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Washington
Senate Today
Germany
Rehard Howell
Neopraska
Lede
Thera
French political crisis opens with invitation to form ministry
Paris June 4 The cabinet and presidency faces a newly opened crisis as President Millerand and leaders Painleve Doumergue invite Hermann Herriot and allies to discuss forming a new ministry after Poincare's tenure ends. Herriot consults on a possible coalition as Millerand contemplates next steps.
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Fresn
Paris
Millerand Ie Paul Painleve
Chamber
Guaston Doumeriue
Senate
Raymond Poincare
Edouard Herriot
Retal Party
M. Millerand
M. Herriot Cocame
Klyree
M. Herriot
Anawar
O Mintatey
Marble hero emerges from national meet
A garbled report from a national track meet highlights a standout marble hero. Names like George Lennox and Kenneth Mise appear among scattered references to event winners, clubs, and venues, though many words are indecipherable.
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National
Orheed
Chiroyer
Kagetind Frogne
Daugherty Inquiry Grinds On Amid Denials and Conspiracy Claims
The Senate investigation into former Attorney General Daugherty continues as he refuses to testify and accuses the committee of smearing his reputation. Brookhart and others press charges of corruption and conspiracy, citing tax records and past office conduct while hearings proceed toward an open session.
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Altoiie
Daugherty
Senate
Wilelont
Oman
jTnugh
Inne Daugherte
Tia
Ohio Bank
Herter
Wheeler
Raugserty
Anajeallnute
Oftead
Montana
Benatar Moses
New Hampshire
Flyn Senatom
Jedmpoky JC
Chilton Leads By 13 000 Votes In State Primary
Early returns from 1 608 precincts show W Chilton leading Strs with about 13 000 votes in the Republican nomination race. Democratic contests include Allyed versus Werget for state supreme treasurer and other county races as figures from 1 849 precincts trickle in. overall results remain uncertain as officials tally official and unverifiable tallies.
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Cantems
Eneemah
Binner
Cyrorataataner
E. Stewartsey
John W. Smith
Smith
Werget
Wivins Ale Orth
Wetsel
Miiler
Stout
Jarvis
Cherley
Art Price
Randolph
Dee
Hak
Bink al
Miller
Kirk
McWintey
Manger Weden
Mann
Canmpbell
Trlee
Marcland
Ovier Voles
Arbuckle
Autahar
Trey
Dadiaman
Snider
Pat
Cartatlan
Mattauley
Foowidge Picks Morrow Washington Nomination
Fragmentary OCR shows a dated note about William C. Morrow of Tacoma Washington being nominated by President Coolidge. It references special government meetings to assert and establish government life in California and other scattered phrases.
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Cee Morrow
Taconia
Washiniat
Coalidge
Gnunvel
Neacesdings
Lot
Flaraleé Jm Grtifornia
Marshall Alumni Banquet Addresses Highlight West Virginia Figures
Marshall College alumni banquet speakers included George W. Sharp Marlinton Fort Virginia Judge Ton Ann Charleston Wayne and Jesse Gaydnt Charleston among attendees from West Virginia. The gathering showcased prominent alumni from various regions as part of the university network. In Washington, January 4, a veteran appropriation debate focused on funding for veteran programs, with 84 million proposed for related needs discussed in the House.
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Hentington
W. Way
Marshall College
George W. Sharp
Marlinton
Fort Virginia
Ton Ann Charleston
Wi Weeeuson
Wayne
Jesse Gaydnt
Charleston
Umn
Marewitl College
West Vere Kintt
Congress Nears End Strips Program to Essentials
Washington legislative program is pared to bare essentials as Congress closes. Both parties prune nonessential measures. farm relief and pension-eligibility steps are highlighted while most major items are dropped. Senate debate focuses on budget priorities and deferred action on remaining bills.
La Follette Declines GOP Bid Against Coolidge
Wisconsin Senator Robert La Follette will not seek formal nomination at the Republican convention in Cleveland to oppose President Coolidge. Delegates favoring La Follette’s platform would be a substitute, and his supporters plan to pursue an independent or splinter approach at the primary if Coolidge’s nomination is unanimous.
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Robert of
la Follette
Repbican
Gleveland
Wisconsin
Delezstes
Coolidge
Comain
Wit
Teenuge
Washington
LaFniletta
Gore
Bandits Demand Ransom In Missionary Raid And Tax Probe
Reports from Cantons China say bandits who seized the Roanoke and four others will release Miller and Jaffray in exchange for 200000 pounds, pistols, rifles, and ammunition after a trek back from a bandit stronghold. In West Virginia, the seventh annual National Coal Merchants' Association convention opened with Senator William H. King urging tax relief and decentralization to revive business.
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Associated Prissy
Cantons
China
H. G. Miller
Robert A
E.H. Carne
Mex Bar
Miller
Jaffray
Wuchow
Roanoke
Kweillin
Ie Tivoier
Alucefield
W.va
National Reail Coal Merchants’ Assoviation
William H. King
Utah
King
Ireland
United States
Roevermient
Deaths of D C Robbinette and mother-in-law in-law
Funeral services set for D C Robbinette secretary of Valley Teal Life and Insurance and his mother in law Mrs Duntonn of Nicholas County who died after her son in law passed away hours earlier Following an operation at Buent hospital funeral at Bream Memorial Church with burial at Spring Ault cemetery Surviving family include wife infant son and several siblings and in laws from Virginia North Carolina and Florida
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D. C
Bream Memorial Church
Prank
Brown
Clinehport
Sisten
Fl. Grass
Phoenix
Arbank
Grace Taylor
Live Oaks
Plorita
Mra
Ben Mead
Appalachia
Wrother
Hismer Robinette
Thacher
Arizona
Robinnette
Newitt
Rix Werkn
Minean
Duncan
Nicholaw Rountis
Reblynette
Kai
Carl Dynean
Loran
Weele
Larg
A. i
Metianiets
Raleizh Ant Merk
Mason Suith
Page
Iine
Henry Jule
Anated
Walter Thule
Nathan Rute
Charleston
American fliers reach Shanghai on flag plane Chicago
Lieutenant Lowell H. Smith and mechanic Lieutenant Leslie H. Arnold arrived in Shanghai at 12 10 pm aboard the Chicago after engine trouble delayed Arnold at Kagoshima Japan. Other fleet planes had proceeded yesterday due to Chicago engine issues as the American around the world fliers bid farewell this morning.
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Shanghai
Lowell H. Smith
Tealle BP. Arnold
Kagoshima
Japan
Chicago
Leich Wade
Eric Nelson
M. Ogden
John Hardbig, Jr
Riddanan Gapihye
President Coolidge Eyes Strong Running Mate for 1924
In Cleveland June 4, White House aides outlined preferred vice presidential candidates and the policy continuity sought by President Coolidge. Hoover and former Tennessee governor Lowder are discussed as likely picks, with La Follette’s bid fading. Georgia’s Henry Johnson defeats Phillips-backed delegates, reshaping preconvention seating amid party factional battles.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Coolidge
Avallah
Omami
Hoover
Lowder
LaFollette
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Loeb
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Conrad VV. Dykeman
McNary-Haugen Hill
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Shankland
Neterkelell
Morgan
Circuit Court of
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VNI
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Chilton
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Ith Lena Stewart
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G.O.P
Ft American Baptist Mission
of China
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Devenstan Undi
Thomas Faterson
Ray Puller
Walter Wilburn
Carsry
Meber
Ilinois
Georgia
Henry Lincoln Johnson
Une
Johnson
Tormerly
J.L. Phillips
Hardington
Bascom Slems
Goolidge
Phillips
Gederix
Charles D
New York
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Weao
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Coms. Mittee
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Kealing
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Harding
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William BI. Butler
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C. Bascom Stemp
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Alabama
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