King George in Fifth Day of Illness Shows Signs of Rest
London reports a more hopeful view as King George sleeps six hours the best rest in days. Five doctors consult as the King delegates Crown powers to a six-member council to govern while he remains unable to act. Weathering fog and crowds outside Buckingham Palace, officials monitor his condition and air purification arrangements.
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London
George
Mary
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Archbishop of Canterbury
Stanley Baldwin
Privy Council
William Johnson- Hicks
Buckingham Palace
Indictment in Rothstein Murder Case
Four men charged in the murder of Arnold Rothstein a month after his shooting. McManus brother of a police lieutenant faces arraignment and seeks access to grand jury minutes. Other defendants named as Richard Roe and John Doe with one additional disclosed suspect at large.
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New York
Arnold Rothstein
Broadway
Grand Aa
Casei McManus
Rothstein
Mary Jane Collins Sues Dr. Mitchell for 250000 Over Promised Marriage
Stenographer Mary Jane Collins testifies in New York that geology professor and ex Cumberland College president David Earl Mitchell promised to marry her but later refused. She alleges gifts including a Forest Hills house, car, jewelry, paintings and cash were given to secure the Reno divorce and marriage plan.
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New York World News Service
New York
Mary Jane Collins
David Earl Mitchell
Cumberland College
Lebanon
Chicago
Dr. Mitchell
Reno
Forest Hills
L. I
Brantiz Quits Church Posts in Newport Kentucky
L L Brauntz longtime superintendent of Sunday school and church treasurer resigns from all church offices at Fifth Avenue Baptist Church Newport citing pastor Dr Otis Q Sellers and disagreements over divine healing. He will remain a member with $7000 invested in the church.
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Fifth Avenue Baptist
Newport
L. L. Brauntz
Board of
Building Fund
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Otis Q. Sellers
Brauntz
Sellers
District Board of Baptist Churches
John D Sage Dies. Union Central Life Chief
John D Sage, president of Union Central Life Insurance Company, died at his home after pneumonia. Funeral services set for Friday at Mt Auburn Baptist Church with interment at Spring Grove Cemetery. Sage rose from clerk to chief executive over 37 years in Cincinnati, born 1877 in Hartford.
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Union Central Life Insurance Company
John Davis Sage
Mr. Sage
Vernon Place
Sage
Mt. Auburn Baptist Church
Harry T. Crane
Spring Grove Cemetery
Union Central Board of Directors
Hartford
Cincinnati
A. Judson Sage
Eliza Snowden Sage
City
Woodward High School
Franklin Preparatory School
New England
Brown University
Jesse Clark
French woman and ex-husband charged in vast Ponzi style swindle
A 42 year old French woman and her former husband were arrested for swindling investors of 20 to 60 million dollars. They operated via The Gazette du Franc et des Nations, founded by the woman, using staged stock dividends to attract thousands. Police and crowds attended as raids opened safes and questioned the couple.
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Charles Ponzi
Mme. Matthee Hanau
Lazare Bloch
Ponzi
Gazette du Franc Et Des Nations
Mme. Hanau
France
M. Bloch
Gazette du Franc
Bloch
Insurance Against King's Death Stops After Rate Hikes
London reports no more insurance against royal death after a 90 percent rate. Merchants fear mourning periods, and dress sales slump as buyers delay holidays. Lloyds says market glutted with policies for national mourning and stock fall risks, similar to Edward VII era.
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King
London
Associated Press
Lloyds
Business England
King George
Lombard Street
Edward VII
Paris
New York
George V
England
British Empire
Asia
Spain
Japan
Injury Bleed to Despair Ends Life of Norwood Carpenter
Edward Parker a 62 year old carpenter of 4116 Carter Avenue Norwood died by his own hand yesterday afternoon officials say an old leg injury from four years earlier caused him persistent pain and despondency His sister Mrs Minnie Daniel reported he left home about noon and was found three hours later hanging from a garage rafter Funeral services are planned for Friday at Wesley Chapel Ky.
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Edward
Parker
Carpenter
Carter Avenue
Norwood
Swing
General Hospital
Mintie Daniel
Hopkins and
Carter Avenues
Harry J. Ihlendorf
Main Avenue
Wesley Chapel
Autoist Run Into Ditch Beaten Robbed Of 75
George Prescott an 84 year old mechanic was forced off the road near Blane and his car wrecked by a large sedan. He was dragged from the wreck and robbed of 75 dollars after being rendered unconscious by blows. Prescott reached the city to notify the police but the other car was not located.
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ST. Clairsville
Blane
George Prescott
Prescott
Coolidge Proposes Measures to Sustain Prosperity in Address
President Coolidge outlines key points from his annual message including funding for fifteen cruisers and one aircraft carrier, creation of a Federal Farm Board, railroad consolidation laws, river and harbor development, Colorado River project, private lease of Muscle Shoals, oil and natural resources conservation, immigration limits, and federal enforcement of Prohibition with state cooperation.
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Washington
Colorado River
Muscle Shoals
Congress
Coolidge
House
Senate
Boulder Canyon
United States
John C. Crockett
Willam Tyler Page
Coloraday
White House
South America
Mr. Coolidge
Mc-Nary
Ore
City to Compel Devon to Obey Health Board Orders
Col. Sherrill asserted the city will force compliance with health board orders to remodel Devon run tenements toward livable conditions. Stanley M. Rowe of the Better Housing League criticized William P. Devon as a chronic housing violator and noted past injunctions and a city-building department agreement.
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Devon
Health Board
Col
Sherrill
William P. Devon
City of
Cincinnati
Stanley M. Rowe
Better Housing League
Public Health Federation
Cincinnati Club
Col. Sherril
Building Department of
City
City Building Department
Building Department
Rowe
Mr. Rowe
Col. Sherrill
Canadian liquor makers indicted by Buffalo grand jury
A Buffalo federal grand jury indicted more than twenty Canadian distillers and brewers for conspiracy to smuggle liquor into the United States. Named are Harry C. Hatch of Goodyear & Worts Toronto and the Hiram Walker Company Windsor, with several other Ontario firms and executives. Officials say the action opens a major war against a large Canadian smuggling ring suspected of shipping over 26 million dollars in liquor last year.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Canada
United States
Harry C. Hatch
Goodearham & Worts
Toronto
Hiram Walker Company
Windsor
Herbert C. Hatch
Larry J. McGuinness
Hatch & McGuinness
Edward T. Sandell
Taylor & Butte Brewery
St. Catherines
Ont
C. A. Savard
Stanley B. Sutton
Simcoe
Jules Thibideau
Port Lamberton
Templeton
Washington
Division of Foreign Control
Treasury Department
Dapper Danny Hogan Fatally Injured In Bomb Attack
In St Paul the notorious underworld figure Dapper Danny Hogan was fatally wounded when a bomb exploded in his car while he pressed the starter. His right leg was shattered, his right hand mangled, and he died in a hospital that night. Police investigate possible motives tied to gambling and illegal liquor, with suspects held for questioning and new York gang style bombs suspected. Hogan had long been known as a peacemaker among crooks, though he claimed to fear no enemy.
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ST. Paul
Danny” Hogan
St. Paul’s
Hogan
Danny
New York
Nightly Rug Layer Goes to Court Over Noisy Riveter
In Chicago on December 4 T Frederick Fabry and Gerald Kapster of the same flat appeared in court over a late night carpet laying dispute. Kapster, a pneumatic riveter operator, claimed he was kept awake by Fabry hammering and linoleum work. The judge admonished them to stop the nocturnal activity.
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New York World News Service
Chicago
Frederick Fabry
Gerald Kapster
Fabry
Joseph Burke
Rapster
Burke
Kapster
Hamilton Man Dies From Attic Fall At Home
Minor M. Beckett, 32, president of Beckett Paper Co. and Hamilton official, died at Jewish Hospital from injuries after falling from an attic window Sunday night. He helped introduce the City Manager form of government and served on the commission that drafted the new city charter. He leaves a widow. funeral plans not yet set.
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Minor M. Beckett
Beckett Paper Company
Hamilton
Jewish Hospital
Hamilton Club
Hamilton Country Club
Hamilton Chamber of Commerce
Hamilton Rotary Club
Russell P. Price
Herbert and Hoover Born in Tabasco Ecuador
Twins born to a Tabasco couple have been named Herbert and Hoover to honor the day visit of the American President-elect to Ecuador.
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Herbert and Hoover
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Tabaso
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Bike Rouxi
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John D. Oage
UNION
Dlka
Cincinnati Life Insurance Company
Poincare
Arno Dosch-Fleurot
Norwood Garage
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Housing League
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