Remus guarded closely in court
In Indianapolis on December 15 the government outlined testimony linking Henry Remus to an alleged whisky theft conspiracy at the Jack Daniel distillery. Federal witnesses described a scheme involving Arnold J. Hellmich, Nathan Goldstein, and others as Remus was guarded by guards. his wife Imogene sat nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Arnold J. Hellmich
United States Collector of Internal Revenue
Missouri
Jack Daniel
St. Louis
Tennessee
Ohio
George L. Winkler
Indiana
Federal Prohibition Enforcement District
Hellmich
Federal
Winkler
Nathan Goldstein
St. Louis County
Jack Kratz
David Nolan
Federal Secret Service
Elmer Case
George Remus
Cincinnati
Leonard Garver
William Lucking
George Landon
Remus
Garver
Lem Matlow
Thomas Hefferan
H. L. Dahlman
Don Robinson
Frank Bond
Imogene
It Can Be Done National Treatment Ad Offers Free Exam
An advertisement from a national institution promotes free examinations and guaranteed results or money refunds. It touts a presence in twenty five cities and asserts proven reliability and benefits from their treatments.
London and Berlin Dance to Pittsburgh Jazz Broadcast
Thousands in England danced to a Pittsburgh radio program for about a quarter hour early Wednesday morning. Berliners joined in via a Berlin radio feed, enjoying music from Pittsburgh alongside revelers in London New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berlin
Pittsburgh
England
Merrymakers
New York
Plan to End Coal Strike Offered by Luzerne Delegation
Seven of eight members of the Luzerne County delegation to the Pennsylvania House proposed a five point plan with a Board of Settlement to resume work immediately under the expired contract until September 1, 1926. A three three negotiating committee would reconvene after two months, with unresolved matters sent to a settlement board and a new five to ten year contract drafted. Both sides cited large wage losses, and miners still favored Governor Pinchot's peace plan.
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Philadelphia
Luzerne County
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Luzerne
Board of Settlement
Pinchot
United States
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Third Circuit
Headless body found on Kentucky tracks
The body of Dan Works 25 a railroad section hand from Decoursey Pike beyond Latonia Kentucky was found headless on L and N tracks between Covington and Decoursey yards. Coroner Stephens said death appeared self inflicted while noting a possible homicide but withheld verdict awaiting investigation.
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Kenton County
Dan Works
Decoursey Pike
Latonia
Covington
Decoursey Railroad
Stephens
Charles Dunn
Chipple
Decoursey Yards
Orks
Dunn
Works
Fiddler Mellie Dunham Signs Vaudeville Tour Contract
Mellie Dunham the 72 year old Maine fiddler signed with the Keith Albee vaudeville circuit to tour its stages. His first appearance will be in Boston during the Christmas holidays before stops in Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and other large cities. The contract amount was not disclosed. Dunham met Mayor Hylan in New York and spoke of his Civil War three dollar keepsake. He heads to Boston tonight with his wife after a two day New York visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Mellie Dunham
Maine
Norway
Detroit
Keith-Albee
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Henry Ford
Ford
Mellie
Tex Rickard
Madison Square Garden
Dunham
Hylan
Fiddler
James J Davis to Speak in Cincinnati During Moose Conference
Secretary of Labor James J Davis and head of Mooseheart will visit Cincinnati January 16 17 and 18 for the national midwinter Moose conference He will address the Business Men's Club and the Chamber of Commerce A large initiation class for Cincinnati Lodge No 2 Loyal Order of Moose is planned A committee to entertain him is named with judges a reverend doctors and local businessmen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Davis
Loyal Order of Moose
Mooseheart
Moose
Mooseheart, Ill
Cincinnati
Order
City
Davis
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Davis
F. L. Hoffmann
W. H. Lueders
S. W. Bell
F. R. Gusweller
William P. O'Connor
Frederick McMillin
Samuel Franken
Louis Renkenberger
George Muhlhauser
Louis Mueller
J. B. Sweeny
Charles E. McCarthy
Charles Hornberger
Schall Attacks Magnus Johnson Counsel as Lies
Senator Schall of Minnesota challenged testimony from Magnus Johnson campaign counsel Donald Hughes during a Senate Elections sub committee hearing. Johnson's side alleged bootlegger contributions and requests to drop prosecution, which Schall denounced as a damned lie and demanded backed by proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Schall
Rep
Minn
Farmer-Labor
Magnus Johnson
Senate
Donald Hughes
Minneapolis
Johnson
George J. Eddgerton
St. Paul
Deneen
Plans for $10 million electrical refrigerator merger
New York bankers announce plans for a $10,000,000 merger creating the Electric Refrigeration Corporation to take over Kelvinator Nizer and the Grand Rapids Refrigerator Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Electric Refrigeration Corporation
Kelvinator
Nizer
Grand Rapids Refrigerator Company
Erdman Wins Building Suit in Ohio Supreme Court
Arthur Erdman of Cincinnati won a mandamus case against George R. Hauser, Cincinnati Commissioner of Buildings, to compel issuance of a permit to build a business structure at the Savannah and Mess avenues corner in Cincinnati. The Ohio Supreme Court affirmed the Hamilton County Appellate Court grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erdman
Columbus
Arthur Erdman
Cincinnati
Ohio Supreme Court
George R. Hauser
Savannah
Mess Avenues
Supreme Court
Hamilton County
Baker Seeks Christmas Record With Giant Fruit Cake
London reports S F Stevens a 71 year old baker from Clapham who for 39 years has built a larger Christmas cake each year. This year his cake tops a ton after two months of prep and uses 9 500 eggs and vast quantities of currants sugar flour butter lemons milk almonds citron and raisins in a grand bake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
S. F. Stevens
Clapham
Spe
Dee
Syria appeals to U S for aid amid Franco-Syrian crisis
Syria's leader Ibsan Djabir Bey appeals to Council members and to the U S to intervene directly in the Franco Syrian troubles. He asks the United States to pressure France after the League of Nations could not act before the February mandate commission meeting. He cites famine and cruelty by French mercenaries and colonial troops and warns Syria will not surrender to foreign misrule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Geneva
Signor Scialoja
League of Nations Council
Ibsan Djabir Bey
Council
United States
League
Mandates Commission
Djabir
France
Washington
Syria
Anh A Y
World News Service
World Press Pub. Co
French repel Druse attack on Damascus quarters
Dispatches report French artillery machine guns and planes repulsed a Druse assault in Damascus Chagour quarter. The fighting began at 6 pm and continued through the night causing heavy damage in Chagour and Salciye quarters. Many rebels killed as tribesmen withdrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Jerusalem
Chagour
Damascus
Hagour
Salciye
Damasce Ly
Man Tries Fire Dept Call After Drunken Night
Joseph McHugh 26 at 923 Monastery Ave Mt Adams called the fire department to wake two intoxicated companions under the Gilbert avenue viaduct. Fire crews and police searched for a blaze while McHugh admitted making the alarm. He was charged with false alarm. companions McManus 33 and Schulhoff 25 were charged with drunkenness.
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Joseph McHugh
Monastery Avenue
Mt. Adams
Fire Department
Gilbert Avenue
Eighth Street
Broadway
McHugh
Clem Beckman
Joseph McManus
William Schulhoff
East Fifth Street
Parcel Post Limit Raised to Fifteen Pounds
Postmaster General New today announced a Canada treaty agreement increasing the parcel post maximum weight from eleven to fifteen pounds, effective January 1. The rate remains 14 cents per pound.
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Ieekath Press
Washington
New Today
Canada
Mountain Valley Water Promoted for Brights Disease Aid
An advertisement claims Mountain Valley Water from Hot Springs Arkansas aids Brights disease treatment. It touts the water as alkaline, pleasant tasting and soothing to diseased kidneys, urging readers to order a case and call for literature or information. Local users are said to rely on the product for health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Ils
Mountain Valley
Hot Springs
Arkansas
America
Indictment Unfolds in Cook County Jail Scandal
Federal grand jury charges Sheriff Peter Hoffman and eight others in a jail scandal where beer runners were allowed to roam while serving federal terms. Terrence Druggan and Frankie Lake implicated for bribery. Westbrook and several jail staff face counts. Bonds set at $3000. overt acts include a $50000 demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Peter M.hoffman
Cook County
Terrence Druggan
Frankie Lake
Hoffman
Druggan
Lake
Othe
Sly Westbrook
United States
Westbrook
James H. Wilkerson
Y M C A Billiard Champion To Receive Medal Friday
At a dinner next Friday, Dr. Carl A. Wilzbach will present Charles Adams with a gold medal as the pocket billiard tournament winner. Otis Wood earns a silver for staying one game behind. George Huntemann receives bronze for the longest run and Leonard Lobitz wins candy for the best average run. Adams will meet the Hamilton MGC A winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl A. Wilzbach
Central Parkway
Charles Adams
Leonard Lobitz
Adams
Hamilton (Co
Four Hurt As Car Hits Streetcar On Central Avenue
Four people in the Anderson family were bruised when their car collided with a John Street streetcar at Central avenue and Poplar street last night. Mr and Mrs John Anderson and their two children John Anderson Jr 4 Mary Anderson 5 were taken to General Hospital then home. Police say Anderson swerved to avoid a curbside car that suddenly pulled into his lane.
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Central Avenue
Poplar Street
John Anderson
Box 257
Colerain Pike
John Anderson, Jr
Mary Anderson
General Hospital
Anderson
Moscow invites Western capital and full recognition
Georges Tchitcherin announces to the New York World News Service that the Soviet Republic seeks complete recognition and normal diplomatic and commercial relations with all nations. He states American capital can safely enter Russia under the Soviet civil code and cites large American investments in Georgia manganese and Lena gold fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States
Georges .Tchitcherin
New York World News Service
Moscow
Rakovsky
Russia
America
Harriman
Lena
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Hold Up Caretaker and Escape with 48 Dollars
Two men armed with revolvers robbed William Gower caretaker of the Refiners Oil station at Reading Road and Melish Avenue of 48 dollars and fled in an automobile. Richard Bennett reported a 32 dollar theft by two Black men on Third Street between Mill and Park streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gower
Central Avenue
Reading Road
Melish Avenue
Richard Bennett
West Ninth Street
Third Street
Mill
Park Streets
Tragic Erie Freight Collision Kills Girl Near Barberton
Miss Louise Gerth 17 of Canal Fulton dies after an Erie freight train strikes an automobile near Barberton Ohio. Four people were involved with three others injured including the driver Harry Nelson uncle to the deceased. Nelson said he was confused by bright headlights and did not see the train. Mrs Hazel Goshorn and Mrs C E Stoptler of Akron were among the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barberton
Louise Gerth
Canal Fulton
Erie
Harry Nelson
Trenton
Nelson
Hazel Goshorn
C. E. Stoptler
Akron
Deportation Proceedings Renewed Against Symphony Player
Waldemar Paul Giese a 38 year old principal bass violinist of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra faced renewed deportation proceedings in San Francisco. Immigration inspector Thomas conducted a hearing and the government argues his entry should have been under the Polish quota. Giese born in Netzthal now Polish territory. he entered the U S in October 1924 and joined Cincinnati in 1925 after a year with the San Francisco Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldemar Paul Giese
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
San Francisco
Thomas Thomas
United States
Giese
Netzthal
Poland
Cincinnati
Thomas
Waterloo Bridge Doomed as London plans new span
London officials approve construction of a new bridge over the Thames to replace Waterloo Bridge. The planned structure will have up to five arches and room for six lines of vehicular traffic. Waterloo Bridge dates to 1811 through 1817.
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London
Dee
Waterloo
Thames
London County Council
Dr. Harry M. Box Became Senior Medical Staff at Deacone's
Dr. Harry M. Box, police and fire surgeon, was appointed a senior staff member at Deacone's Hospital by the Board of Trustees meeting yesterday. He has served on the hospital staff ten years and succeeds the late Dr. E. W. Walker.
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Box
Harry M. Box
Deacone's Hospital
Dr. Box
E. W. Walker
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G. L. McClellan
Traction
Walnut
Pennsylvania House
Vine Street
Decoursey
Magnus
U. S
Albin E. Johnston
Mountain Valley Water Co
Seventh St
Soviet Republic
Arno Dosch Fleurot
Charles P. Taft II
Waterloo Bridge
Burkhardt Bros CO
Andreas E.burkhardt
Fourth Street
Sintom
Henshaw
Priscilla
Martha Ashington
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