Candy Kid Whittemore Appeals To Escape Maryland Death Penalty
Baltimore reports Richard Whittemore, dubbed Candy Kid, appeals his May 22 murder conviction as he faces death by hanging. The case centers on a February 20 attack with an iron bar, a dramatic police pursuit, and a sprawling crime wave linked to a forged gang. The governor will set a date for execution after pending appeals.
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Whittemore
Death House
Guard
Fink
Tour Rd
Robertsan
Seagre
Andrew Lewis
Isaac Henao Negro Merteres
Whittenore
Mrat Duares Taunler
Baltimore
Milan
Trom
New York
Judes O'Duane
Maryland
David
G. Riteale
Waldsmarce
House Judiciary backs Goff bill in reform push
Washington June 10 The House Judiciary Committee approved a reform bill by Representative Britten Republican Uithole to strip local police of federal enforcement duties. The eight to seven vote included a casting vote by Chairman Graham. Critics warned the measure as a step toward undermining federal authority while opponents urged lawful repeal by proper channels.
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Wamrington
Britten
Uithole
Graham
Publc
Nate Judiciary Committee
House
Congress
Gof
aMone Loop
Methodiat Episcopal Church
Sears Wins Democratic Nomination in Florida Fourth District
Sears defeated Owen to win the Democratic congressional nomination in Florida's Fourth District by a clear majority. The race drew former rival Rush Brean Owen, daughter of William Jennings Bryan, as Mears opponent while campaign managers prepared for the upcoming test.
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Jackson Willis
Fis
Beare
Florida
T Mrn
Rush Brean Owen
William Jennings Bryan
Nas Mears
Atlas EE
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Flowers Freed In Fraud Trial
City Councilman and Flowers are cleared after a preliminary hearing in a $19 000 fraud case tied to grocer George Abood. Witnesses testified about a scheme involving Wise and Flowers with Abood lured to a Peyton hotel room to hand over cash for a non existent property.
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C. Flowurs
George Abood
Charleston Grocer
Aguire W. A. Tully
Mats Sud Opos
Aquire Tully
Tom C. Towsent
Washington Street
Mowers
Wise
Hlowarn
Peyton Hotel
Kapawhae Street
Abuod
Ant Bmg House
Quarrier Street
Peyton
Abood
Aboof
Sam’ Badfod
Moses Abdulla Pera
Clark Denies Breaking Faith With Chamber
A Charleston Chamber of Commerce open forum sparked a dispute as Watter E. Clark publisher of the Daily Mall denied any pledge of faith was asked. The citizen’s committee report claimed an unauthorized newspaper statement could affect the project’s success. The chamber intends to present a concrete financing proposal once negotiations conclude, with earlier land-tract offers contrasted.
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Dolly Stall
Citiizans
Charleston Chamber of Commerce
Watter E. Ctnrke
the Mail
Rich & Nature
Ltter
Clark
Alhn
Coimmttte
Aditing
D. Urumhelfer
Telenhons
Daily Mall
Pertalfilix
Chamber of Commerce
Charleston
Belittling Arrests Sparks Police Complaint
Patrolman Hundley files a formal complaint over claims that Patroman Little took credit for his arrests. Hundley insists the praise for a drunken arrest at the Y. M. C. A. yard was misattributed to Littie, and refuses to confirm details while defending his integrity. The dispute centers on who actually performed the arrest and who received credit for the incident.
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Joe W. Savage
Walter Ilindley
Gasatte
Tia
Patraiman Littis
Yatrolian Hundleyaid
Patraiman
Nores
Marion Childers
Charleston Girl Sustains Broken Neck In Auto Smash
June to Mrydle Acrian a 19 year old Charleston resident hospitalized after a car collision in Huntington Tuesday, with a broken neck and serious but improving condition. She faces six weeks bedridden with a leather headgear. Sister Jennie 22 and David Balderaon Harvard College student also injured. Other occupants escaped with minor injuries.
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Huntington
Mrydle Acrian
Charleston
St Hevetonett
Alles McGraw
Jennie
David Baldera
Brazil Resigns Seat in League Crisis Deepens
A telegraph from Brazil reports its resignation from the League of Nations council amid disputes over permanent seats. Spain likewise rejects being a secondary power, fueling uncertainty whether Brazil or Spain will quit the League. Diplomatic efforts aim to prevent irrevocable steps while Germany’s permanent seat issue looms.
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Beaslt
Spain
Senor
Quer Moule
Brasil
Austen
Chambarlein
Firaxis
League
Germany
Brasi
Peanibie
Uolean
Metro Franco
Geneva
World Court
United States
Mella Franco
Offi Elnin
Enures
Brazil
Rehepealiten
Midelburg Awards House Contract For New Residence
Charles A. Midelburg of Indiana awarded a contract to contractor John D. Moors for a new residence to be built above the canal grounds. Estimated cost near 76000, one of the city’s finest homes with brick walnut interior finish and Vermont slate roof. Plans by Carmichael and Miliépaugh of Columbus call for English manor style with swimming pool and extensive grounds. Work to start immediately on a 100 by 300 foot lot on Motewha street.
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Charles A
Carmichanl
Toute
Columbus
Midelburg
Wald
Motewha Street
Washington
MiciedDure
Negro Contests Curtis Election In Topeka Primary
Topeka June 10 Nick Chites necro will oppose renomination of U S Senator Charlee Curtis Republican floor leader at the August primaries. Chiles editor of a weekly newspaper reducing a degree of candidacy with the secretary of state Curtis filed several months ago and yet has no other opponents in this own party. REMMAVE DANKS GOW WASHINGTON June 10 Combined resources and tebiitttes of the twelve federal reserve banks est the clogs of burinuns June 9 were reported tonight by the federal reanive board at 4,901,781,000.
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Topeka
Kas
Nick Chites
Necro
United States
Charlee Curtis
Chiles
Newpaper
Curtis
Tila
Washington
Federal Reserve
Burinuns
Federal Reanive Board
Miner leader assails judge over injunction denial
Bittner, international representative of the United Mine Workers, denounces Judge Lazelle for denying an injunction against coal companies. He accuses the judge of bias and says the ruling violates interests tied to a 1920 coal land deal involving Pataimy Interests and a 13 cent royalty after 360,000 tons mined. The speech at Scott's Run marks Bittner's first public appearance since illness, and the injunction case awaits the supreme court ruling.
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Bongantown
van A. Blitner
West Virginia
Grant Lazelle
Everal Coinl Companies
Incknone Ville
Clear Cane
Lareolle
Bittner
Gaggelle
Jaroes' A. Patainy
Pittsburgh
Layzalie
Lilttner
Regimary
Scott's Kun
Tha E
Addrons
Cone Dempt
Supreme Court
Fertilizer Body Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The National Fertilizer Association re elected its executive committee and officers after the convention. Spencer L. Carter of Virginia Carolina Chemical Company Richmond Va remains president. L. Hollns Laydian farm-Mixer Meridian Miss is vice president. Cheries I. Drand Washington DC is executive secretary and treasurer. John D. Tolle editor American Fertilizer Philadelphia assistant secretary. Horace Hawker American Agricultural Chemical New York and F. Burroughs Royster Guano Norfolk Va remain on the executive committee. Gustave Ober Jr Ober and Son Baltimore named regular member. Delegates from 39 states plus Australia France and Germany attend.
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National Fertilized Association
Spencer L. Carter
Virginia- Caroling Chemical Corporation
Richmond
LL. Hollns
Meridian
Miss
Cheries
Ober and Sona Company
Daltimore
Australia
France
Germany
Cunningham
Dayton Chamical Company
Ultimase
Gram
Wee J. Russell Portar
Porter Fertilizer Works
At+ Jants, Ga
Aguthert Division
Dr Hubert Work Hung in Effigy near Wins Canyon
In Whenix Arizona on June 9 a crowd hanged former Secretary of the Interior Dr Hubert Work in effigy at Winch Canyon pond about 20 miles northwest of here. The protest disrupted plans for Verde River irrigation district financing tied to the district's reclamation projects recently canceled by the secretary.
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Whoenix Ariz
Hubert Worl
Bandits Rob Guest In Hotel In Baltimore
In Baltimore on June 10 a guest from New York City, Michael Funneistio, reports being attacked in his hotel room at the Emerson by three armed men who stole $15,000. A man identifying himself as Edward Kimball of New York was later arrested on an accusation. Funiclello provided a full description to police. Also, Rev. Wm J. Hunnemann of Wheeling was named secretary of the Pennsylvania district of the Evansville Lutheran Synod at its thirtieth annual conference.
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Baltimore
Michael Funneistio
New York City
Emerson
Edward Kimball
Funiclello
Hatarmann
Pittshungh
Wwe J. Hnnnemann
Rt. John's Church
Whealing
W. Way
Cecretery
Pennsylvania
Evanswelleal Lutheran Synod of North America
Marx speech signals reform as Hindenburg row shifts power
Berlin dispatch reports Chancellor Marx asserting government authority over dispossession and presidential powers. The piece contrasts Marx’s stance with Von Buelow and notes backlash in the Reichstag, while outlining a new bill to regulate dispossession of princes. A mortgage loan firm in Charleston cites strong local lending activity and rising property values, predicting continued prosperity.
Pinchot Campaign Votes Allegedly Stolen in Pa Race
Pennsylvania investigation in Washington hears charges of vote buying and ballot hold ups across 500 Allegheny precincts. McGovern accuses Pepper and Ware forces of manipulating results, citing 20,000 Pinchot votes diverted to "other candidates" and a costly "watcher" system. Pepper testifies about personal expenses and coalition tactics before the committee.
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Universal Bary
Waasitagton
Jina
Antaunde
Tregulart
Unitad State
Senate Slush Fund Committee
Charles G. McCovern
Pittsburgh
NeGovern
Allegheny County
Imanager
Gifford Machets
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Mellons
George Wharton Popper
William & Vere
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Vare
Gauls
Thay
Alingheny
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Th. 1. Mellon
Bacretrry Mellon
Pepper-Fleher-Smith- Woodward
Bia
Fisher-Smith-Woolward
V. L. Matton
Witfens
Mittal
Pri
Dorke
Wasters Pennsylvania
Inter
Durke
Papper
W. J. Melion
Oth
Naval disarmament talks fail to reach separate deal
In Geneva on June 10 the naval arms issue was discussed by a sub committee. Experts concluded that separate disarmament talks were not viable and the alliance backed a broader approach led by France and Italy. Admiral Hilary Jones of the American delegation stated support for the bloc agreement.
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Genava
Teftlah
Jae
Ale
Rosa
France
Italy
Mhe Noonit
Hilary Jones
Briand Faces Coalition Dilemma in France
June 10. Premier Briand hesitates over forming a coalition cabinet as the propeance of a national union opposition remains unresolved. With a left majority from 1924 and a tense financial crisis, Briand signals a major policy statement soon, risking a parliamentary clash and government responsibility.
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France
Briand
Ita
Goat Skin Tax Refunds Stir Government Revenue Probe
Washington reports a sweeping tax ruling allowed leather suppliers to revalue inventories, triggering refunds potentially between fifty and twenty million dollars. Firms like Standard Kid, Wilmington Leather, and Amalgamated Leather Co. may have benefited, prompting legal action and possible suits to recover dues.
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Willtaile
Universal Services
Washington
Lesther I.nuntry
Tony
Hetwaan
Aleik Wan Revenla
Goat
Infernal Revenue Bureau
Auita
Treasury
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Twililame-Reddan and Company
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