Veteran angler Abe Furst 89 finesses streams near Cincinnati
Abe Furst, eighty nine, treks three miles to obtain a fishing license at the Courthouse. He recalls old days when permits were unnecessary and shares tales of buoyant Michigan bass, Minnesota trails, and his long career as a hunter and sportsman around Cincinnati.
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Lake St. Clair
Detroit
Mich
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Ten-Mile Lake
Dalton
Otter Tail County
Minnesota
Union Stock Yards
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Little Miami River
Miamivlle
Fred McKmight
Funny Tribe
Remus Inquiry Probes Citizenship of Exiled Bootleg King
Immigration and Justice officials extend probes into George Remus and thirteen associates origin and citizenship. Washington denies deportation plans while Cincinnati Chicago and Atlanta pursue status checks. Remus claimed German birth with father naturalized as a minor, complicating potential actions.
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George Remus
Washington
Immigration
Department of Justice
Remus
Immigration Bureau
Cincinnati
Chicago
Atlanta
Mable Walker Willebrandt
Prohibition Enforcement
Germany
Rum-Crazed Indian and Irish Wife in Court Drama
In Carlisle University graduate Wahyah Wolf known as Wahyah an American Indian with Cherokee roots and his Irish wife Nellie Wolf face social pressure as she fights for a sober future for their three children. The couple met in Peru Indiana while both workers. Nellie testifies that whisky fuels his abusive behavior and Judge Yeatman orders probation with guardian Fred Derfus until Wattyah can conquer his thirst.
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Edward Wolf
Wahyah
Wolf
Carlisle
Carlisle University
O Onslaught
Wahyith
Fred. Derfus
Peru
Ind
North Carolina
Thorpe
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Mildred
Dale
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R. K. LeBland Machine Tool Company
Remus Eligible for Deportation After Atlanta Penitentiary Sentence
The dispatch states his deportation is recommended at expiration of his sentence in the Atlanta penitentiary. Remus’ sentence will expire on September 2 if he is granted time off for good behavior.
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Atlanta’ Penitentiary
Dispatch
Remus
Remus Case Probed as Washington Drives Prohibition
Washington July 31 President Coolidge orders General Andrews to mobilize executive units to curb violators of the Volstead act. Treasury, Justice, and immigration officials will round up offenders and deport aliens. Immigrant agencies probe George Remus gang, seeking legal status and possible deportation as courts plan wider action beyond New York.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Coolidge
General Andrews
Treasury Department
Department of Justice
Bureau of Immigration
Department of Labor
Prohibition
Mabel Willebrand
Commissioner General of Immigration
Remus
George Remus
Cincinnati
Atlanta
New York
Genanak Andrews
Anti- Saloor League
Methodist Board of Temperance
Inernal Revenue Blair
Internal Revenue Bureau
Ill Tasmanian devil at Cincinnati Zoo faces certain death
Zoo curator Sol A Stephan reports the lone Tasmanian devil at Cincinnati Zoo is ill and unlikely to survive captivity. The creature, small and bearlike, is described as inherently hostile to humans and may live only about three more years. Keepers are warned to avoid careless feeding and avoid contact.
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Tasmania
Sol A. Stephan
Zoo
Stephan
Cincinnati Zoo
Acquitted of Murder in Bridgetown Case
Howard Moore aged 19 was acquitted by a jury of murdering his brother Thomas in January. The shooting occurred as Thomas spoke to their mother in the living room, with the killer firing through a window.
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Howard Moore
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