Russian General Halinap Dies After Toxin Lethal Dose
Alexander De Halinap once commanded a division of the Imperial Russian army and later faced grand larceny charges in Watertown. He died in his Hotel Roosevelt room after reportedly taking strychnine as detectives readied a warrant. Authorities note an autopsy will determine the poison.
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New York World News Service
New York
Arm of the Law
Alexander de Halinap
Pranter
Arnold
Hotel Roosevelt
Strichnine
Halinap
8S. B. Ross
Watertown
N. Y
Silas L. George
Blanche Harbottle Wise
Banton
Warren
Northern Oil and Fuel Corporation
Saves Her Life Clinging to Pilot as Train Hits Car
In Kendalville Indiana on April 6 Susan Banta sixteen clung to a locomotive pilot for seven thousand feet after a car was struck at an unguarded crossing. Her brother Maurice nineteen was seriously injured in the collision at the grade crossing.
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New York World News Service
Kendalville
Ind
New York Central
Susan Banta
Maurice
Youth Dancing Charleston Fueled by Big Profits
New York World News Service reports that the Charleston craze has become a money maker with a $1,000,000 turnover in five months. About 550 young dancers share profits while movie houses award prizes totaling $100,000 since last October.
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New York World News Service
Chicago
Charleston
Moving Picture Houses
Man Leaps To Escape Raid Dies At Cafe Window
Charles E. Junium a 41 year old laborer plunges from a cafe window during a police raid at Findlay and John streets. He strikes his head, dies instantly. George Cummings 40 a waiter also jumped. he was captured with liquor. Proprieties Thomas Heil and Frank Feith charged with possessing liquor. Detectives seized moonshine, coloring and bottles. Junium left wife and several children.
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John Streets
Charles E. Junium
Sherman Avenue
General Hospital
Junium
George Cummings
Barnard Street
Cummings
Beard
Mezger
O’brien
Thomas Heil
Findlay Street
Frank Feith
Freeman Avenue
Peter Junium
William Junium
Brookhart Seated Likely as Senate Confirms Victory
Senators expect Daniel F. Steck to lose the Brookhart contest as the Privileges and Elections Committee favors Brookhart. Administration leaders push Brookhart while opposing Steck with final vote expected soon. Senator Stephen of Mississippi argues Brookhart was duly elected and deserves Senate backing.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Brookhart
Stephen
Senate
Newport man faces inquest after girl dies from crash injuries
Miss Martha Foster, 18, of Sterns Kentucky, died at St Elizabeths Hospital Covington from a fractured skull and internal injuries after leaping from a car driven by John Herald of Newport on the Alexandria pike. The incident, linked to an alleged intoxicated driver, prompted an inquest by Coroner Hughes in Ft Thomas and a trial to be held today.
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Ft. Thomas
Martha Foster
Sterns
Maria Helton
West Third Street
John Harald
Chestnut Street
Foster
Hughes
Herald
Marie Baxterman
Alexandria Pike
Baxterman
Beer trust alleged in Cleveland as grand jury to probe
Cleveland April grand jury to investigate a large beer operation described as bigger than the prior alcohol conspiracy. U S Attorney Bernsteen said the beer was made locally and shipped nationwide as near beer and other nonalcoholic beverages. Stone of the Prohibition Bureau to lead preliminary probe and more indictments expected. at least sixty more names anticipated.
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Beer Trust
United States
Bernsteen
Washington Dispatches
Thomas E. Stone
Prohibition Enforcement Department
Washington
Stone
Harry Volpe
Providence
R. I
Era
Andrews
Prohibition
Julian Codman
Boston
Mr.Jones
Chattanooga
Anti- Saloon League
Mr. Codman
Roland Curry
Key West
Fla
Eva D. White
Elizabeth Peabody
Burial of Gerald Chapman Ends a Notorious Chapter
Gerald Chapman lies buried in an unmarked grave at Mount St Benedict Cemetery, Blue Hills, after a high profile execution. The scene included his sister and a companion weeping, with lawyers and witnesses present as the body was interred.
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Chapman
Super-Bandit
Hartford
Conn
Gerald Chapman
Mount St. Benedict Cemetery
Blue Hills
Betty Bates Caldwell
C. J. Dillon
Main Street
Frederick J. Groehl
Joseph M. Freedman
Ray M. Wiley
Walter Shean
Groehl
Shean
Billy Sunday Blasts Bootleggers at Cincinnati Sermon
Evangelist Billy Sunday denounces bootleggers and prohibition critics before 4 000 in Music Hall Cincinnati calling liquor a bloodsucker of humanity and predicting wet candidates cannot win the presidency. He vows no modification of the Volstead Act and urges strict law observance. Sunday and wife Ma Sunday praised Cincinnati as loyal and patriotic.
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Billy Sunday
Hell
America
Billy” Sunday
Music Hall
Sunday
City Gospel Mission
Whisky Gang
Prohibition
The
United States
White House
Honeymooners in Custody After Stolen Car Joyride
Ruth Sharp 18 and Edward Ackley 20 spent their wedding night in custody after being arrested in Newport for taking a stolen automobile. The car owner, Carl Braun, identified his vehicle on Colerain avenue and Rabe arrested the couple. Ackley denied stealing it, claiming a party acquaintance lent him the car.
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Ruth Sharp
Central Avenue
Edward Ackley
Cutter Street
First District
Newport
George Rabe
Carl E. Braun
L. C. Smith Pypewriter Company
Marryat Avenue
Oakley
Walnut Street
Rabe
Braun
Cumminsville
Colerain Avenue
Straight Street
Ackley
West End
Nellie Sharp
Mansfield Reformatory
Edward
Abandoned Baby's Parents Receive Aid From Kind Reader
A Kansas City man, Donald S. Cramer, sent $25 to the parents of a baby abandoned at Mrs. Webb's Free Day Nursery in Cincinnati after reading of the incident in The Commercial Tribune. The check will go to the father, while the couple remains in custody as police and social workers review the case. The Municipal Court postponed further action until April 14.
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Commercial Tribune
Donald S. Cramer
Kansas City
Cramer
Gibson Hotel
Own Your Own Car Classified Ads Help You
Standing Room Only may hint at crowds yet daily travel needs comfort and speed. Ride with a personal vehicle and see how autos for sale on the Classified Page can offer convenient options.
British Unionists Headed to Cincinnati From New York
British trade unionists touring American manufacturing centers under the London Daily Mail left New York for Cincinnati. They dined at the Junior Union League Club hosted by Julius H. Barnes and attended AF of L sessions. From Cincinnati they proceed to Philadelphia then back to New York before sailing to England on Saturday.
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New York World News Service
New York
London Daily Mail
New York City
Cincinnati
Royal Typewriter Company
A. B. Erskine
Studebaker Corporation
Gerald Swope
General Electric Company
H. E. Ward
Lewis E. Pierson
Irving Bank-Columbia Trust Company
American Federation of Labor
Davis
Philadelphia
England
Enemies of boxing urged to watch their own morals
Washington April 6 A clash over a boxing bill pits Rep MacGregor against the Board of Temperance Prohibition and Public Morals of the Methodist Episcopal Church The congressman argues boxing benefits the military and that moralists should tend to their own morals rather than meddle in others affairs He challenges the group to stack their morals against a crowd at a boxing match.
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Washington
Board of Temperance, Prohibition
Methodist Episcopal Church
District of Cony
MacGregor
N. Y
Coolidge calls for pension plan but taxes after 60
President Coolidge says any federal employee pension bill should also free similarly aged citizens from taxes after 60. He criticizes the proposed Civil Service retirement plan for its age limits and high annuity while noting he will review the bill on merits. The White House discusses railroad, coal legislation and a forthcoming coal bill.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
Massachusetts
Vermhont
Parker
Rep
N.Y
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Ten Moros Are Slain As Outlaws After Resisting Arrest
Manila April 7 A constabulary force killed ten Moro outlaws and wounded others in Lanao Province after storming two forts where the bandits had taken refuge. Ten constabulary soldiers were wounded, two seriously, as authorities attempted to secure surrender before the attack. The crackdown followed days of efforts to end depredations against Christian Filipinos.
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Manila
Lanao
Constabulary
League’s Reservation Clash Over World Court
Geneva dispatch reports that the League of Nations and The Hague Court will not accept the final American reservation to the World Court without interpretation. Officials note U S access to advisory opinions hinges on Senate consent, complicating joint action and raising questions about the league court relationship.
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Council of the
League of Nations
Hague Court
World Court
United States
American’ Senate
League
Washington
Dorpat
Mosul
Turkey
Council
Washington Administration
Senate
Court
American Senate
Juridicial League
Vatican aims to curb Mussolini use of Catholicism
Cardinal Cerretti recalled from Paris to Rome to aid Cardinal Gasparri in opposing Mussolini and to counter Fascist use of the church. Vatican plans to strengthen relations with free governments and deter the dictator from posing as the church’s protector. Mussolini’s moves on Good Friday and funding a Pope’s sister’s funeral are viewed as propaganda. Modigliani attacked by Fascists in Naples. critical condition.
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Mussolini
Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Cardinal Cerretti
Rome
Gasparri
Pius X
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Chaisso
Switzerland
Signor
Emmanuelle Modigliani
Aventine
Naples
Modigliani
Piagza Municipio
Matteotti
Senate
de Bono
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Charles Michelson
Prohibition Enforcement Offices
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