Inquest Probes Death of McClintock Brother Doctor
Chief Justice Harry Olson urged exhumation of Dr Oscar Olson’s body amid doubts over McClintock death. Inquest continued while Olson demanded written grounds for suspicion and criticized prior investigations. The case involves typhoid linked death and a large Shepherd inheritance.
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Chicago, Jan
Harry Olson
Municipal Court
William Db
Shepherd
Olson
Young McClintock
McClintock
Isabelle Pope
Miss Pope
Judge Olsen
Diamonds Taken In Store Hold-Up
A lone robber robbed Ruben Schor of diamond rings valued at 805 dollars at his jewelry store on Main Street after threatening him with a revolver and forcing him to open a vault. Police report another robbery nearby, and Ronald Westerfield alias Leroy Whetherell, 22, was arrested with an automatic pistol after a separate daytime hold-up.
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Ruben Schor
Hutchins Avenue
Main Street
Schor
Groth
Ronald Westerfield
Leroy Whetherell
East Fourth Street
Genter and
Gernhardt
Raymond Studevant
Presser
Simmons Dry Cleaning Company
Broadway
Westerfield
Read-Out Senator Irked at Missing White House Cakes
Senator Ladd of North Dakota criticizes the Republican Senate conference for reading out four La Follette insurgents, calling it rigid and autocratic. Senator Frazier laments being barred from the White House bread breakfast table where buckwheat cakes with syrup and sausages were served from multiple states.
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Washington
Republican Senate
la Follette
Senate
Ladd
North Dakota
Frazier
White House
Ohio
Vermont
Maryland
Chicago
Stone Vacated by Charles Michelson
President Coolidge faced a swift AG selection after Stone’s move to the Supreme Court. Warren, Kellogg, Beck, Borah, and others were named as possible candidates amid cabinet-speculation and looming federal site decisions for a women’s penitentiary at Alderson West Virginia and Delhi Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Michelson
Commercial Tribune
New York World
Washington
Coolidge
Stone
Justice McKenna
Supreme Court
Charles Beecher Warren
Michigan
Japan
Kellogg
London
Beck
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Senator Borah
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Department of State
Silas Strawn
Chicago
Rudkin
Dittrich
Idaho
Harry M. Daugherty
Grosscup
Capitol
Interior
Davis
Alderson
Delhi
Ind
Banker's Son Shot as He Foils Robbery in Pittsburgh
Posing as gas meter inspectors, two men entered the home of Lawrence A. Sands, president of the First National Bank, demanded 20000 dollars, and fled by car after wounding his son John W. Sands as he tried to sound the alarm. Police across nearby cities chased leads but found no trace tonight. The assailants forced family and servants to the line while the elder Sands called the bank. Five shots were fired during the escape, with no valuables taken.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Jan
Lawrence A. Sands
First National Bank
Sands
John W. Sands
Mr. Sands
Burned body of boy found in Ellwood City outskirts
Luigi Noschese aged 16 from Ellwood City is missing as Lawrence County authorities investigate a charred body found in a burned shack near Ellwood City. Dr. Dewayne G. Richey of Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh confirms the remains are the torso of a boy under 17.
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New Castle
Lawrence County
Luigi Noschese
Ellwood City
Dewayne G. Richey
Pathological Bureau of
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburgh
Losses Reported In United States Shoe Merger
John G. Holters testifies before Judge Marx detailing ten month losses of the United States Shoe Company after its March 1923 merger of five local firms. The firm showed $858,281.47 losses through October 31 1923 including $400 000 for inventory adjustment.
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U.s.shoe Company
United States Shoe Company
John G. Holters
Combine
Robert S. Marx
Superior Court
Holters
Herman W. Santen
Millsbrae Avenue
Hosters
J. D. Cloud
Cloud
Congressmen eggnog parties cited as Scott divorce case adjourned
Al pena Mich Jan 6 The Scott divorce suit hearing adjourned to March 10 to allow more depositions amid testimony about holiday eggnog parties among congressmen and army officers. Mrs Scott described Christmas gatherings in Washington and Panama era social life with army friends, noting liquor was common and some secrecy in disclosures.
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Scott
Commercial Tribune
New York World
Alpena
Mich
Frank D. Scott
Emerick
Ward H. Peck
Frederick C. Holden
New York
Frank Dencio
Henderson
Clifford Ireland
Representative Ireland
Illinois
William E. Leahy
Washington
Wilbur D
Jazzbo)Sumner
Peggy Hamilton
Harvey Burwell
Major Burwell
Canfield
Congress
Army
Panama
Mrs. Scott
Inquiry Into Panama Trip Spurs Capitol Talk
Washington Jan 6 The Alpena Michigan Scott divorce trial news saddens House members who took trips to Panama. Continued on Third Page.
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Panamastirs Capital
Commercial Tribune
New York World
Washington
Scott
Alpena
Mich
Ciry
House of Representatives
Law enforcement urged as blot on escutcheon by Gary
Elbert H. Gary at a New York dinner decried widespread disregard for law as a blot on the nation. Chicago Mayor Dever described corruption and liquor enforcement failures, noting reform reduced illegal activity and restored lawful authority.
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Gary
Associated Press
New York
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Citizens’ Committee
William E. Dever
Chicago
William E. Borah
Idaho
President Coolidge
White House
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Robert Fulton Cutting
W. Everit Macy
George A. Plimpton
Clifford Barnes
Frederick A. Wallis
Patrick Henry Callahan
Fred B. Smith
Harlan F. Stone
Mr. Gary
Tarkington Says Novel Writing Is Hard Work
Boook Booth Tarkington declares he would not work if wealthy and plans to sail to Naples aboard the liner Duilio with wife Mrs Tarkington. He says writing novels is plain hard work and likens it to haying smallpox, planning to stay abroad several months.
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New York
Booth Tarkington
Naples
Tarkington
Ohio House considers measures to aid municipalities and school districts
A second relief bill in Columbus would open Smith 1 per cent low limits to fund operating expenses for all cities and rural schools. The plan shifts general operating levies to the fifteen mills limit, with special levies by voter approval and sinking fund charges outside limits. It targets Toledo Cincinnati Akron and city universities while contrasting with Tallentire’s charter city home rule proposal.
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Columbus
House of Representatives
Dodd
Lucas County
Tallentire
Cincinnati
Smith
State Board of Health
Toledo
Akron
Four Injured as Train Is Cut in Two in Chicago
Four injured as the Washington Limited of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad was struck and split by a Western Indiana Railroad passenger train leaving Chicago for Washington. Both trains were crowded. one mail coach part saved many potential injuries. A Baltimore and Ohio coach was hurled to the Oakdale Station platform, narrowly missing bystanders.
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Chicago
Washington Limited
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Western Indiana Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
Washington
Western Indiana
Oakdale
British plan seeks US role as war costs under Dawes terms
London favors a compromise at Paris talks to have the United States paid for war costs and occupation charges not as reparations. Britain argues full US share would disturb Spa accord percentages. Logan Jr. arrives as American observer while Churchill eyes Brussels conference on war debts.
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John L. Balderston
The
Commercial Tribune
New York World
London
Finance Ministers
Paris
Washington
United States
Spa
Foreign Office
Germany
N. Y
Mr. Churchill
France
Great Britain
America Not Interested In Proposed War Debt Conference
Delegations from twelve allied nations gather in Paris to resume talks sparked by the world peace settlement. American ambassador Kellogg leading the U S delegation with Herrick and James A. for discussions expected to reopen tomorrow.
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America
Associated Press
Paris
Allied
Associated Nations
Frank B. Kellogg
Great Britain
Herrick
James A
France Opposed to Definite War Debt Promises
Paris reports Le Matin says France will not make definite future debt commitments while transfer difficulties exist and reconstruction debts burden French taxpayers. The paper argues it would be dishonest and inequitable to engage in political debt payments while devastated regions require reconstruction funding.
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Arno Dosch-Fleurot
Commercial Tribune
New York World
Paris
le Matin
France
United States
World News Service
World, Press Pub. Co
German Move to Propose Allied Conference on Disarmament
Berlin reports Germany will call a conference with the allies to settle the disarmament issue. Chancellor Marx will draft a note proposing extensive negotiations with publicity, amid shifting allied pressure over Cologne and changes in French terms under Herriot.
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Samuel Spewack
The
Commercial Tribune
New York World
Berlin
Germany
Reich
Marx
Cologne
Foreign Office
Paris
Herriot
League of German Industry
France
Hertiot
Inter-Allied Military Control Commission
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World
Press Pub. Co
Council of Ambassadors
Fascist reshuffle in Italy unites government under Mussolini
Rome dispatch reports Mussolini now presides over a harmonious government with Rocco as Justice Minister Fedele Education Minister and Giuriati Public Works Minister. The opposition party boycott frays as Socialists plan to meet while Modigliani seeks charges on government ties to Matteotti murder.
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Mussolini
Beatrice Baskerville
The
Commercial Tribune
New York World
Rome
Italy
Rocco
Chamber of Deputies
Fedele
Giuriati
South America
Fascisti Press
Fascismo
Modigliani
Chamber
Matteotti
Popc Ari
Depen
Funeral for Archbishop Moeller to be held at St Peter’s Cathedral
Hundreds of dignitaries and church leaders are expected to attend the funeral of Archbishop Moeller at St Peter’s Cathedral in Cincinnati. Cardinal Hayes will celebrate the Mass and Archbishop Glennon will preach. officials plan a large guard of honor and viewings Sunday and Monday before Tuesday’s 10 o clock service.
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Haves
Moeller
ST. Peter’s Cathedral
Henry Moeller
St. Peter's Cathedral
Eighth
Plum Streets
Cardinal Patrick Hayes
New York
John J. Glennon
St. Louis
Louis J. Nau
Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary
Cardinal Hayes
America
Joseph Albers
Episcopal Church
Norwood Heights
Mgr. Nau
Mgr
Bernard Moeller
Albers
Cincinnati
Rf. R
Nau
Archiocese
Knights of Columbus
Fourth Degree
Knights of St. John
Daniel A. Buckley
Springfield
Ferdinand J. Moeller
S. J
Brothers of
St. Lawrence Church
Price Hill
Joseph H. Albers
Francis 8. Smith
J. H. Schengber
John P. Downey
Anthony J. Mentink
Bernard F. Kuhlman
William J. Egan
Timothy J. Deasy
Charles A. Hickey
Augustine Co
Adehnan
James P. Ward
Joseph
A. Tickele
John G. Stein
Henry
J. Grimmelsman
Francis A. Reardon
Thurifer
George A. Gorey
Albert A. Burke
Robert J. Conner
Robert M. Wagner
Francis P. Kelly
United States
Canada
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J. G. Holters
Duttenhofer
Scheiffele
Wise
James O'Donnell
Albert Cash
Santen
Morgan Realty Company
Dever
Sven Assembly
U.S
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Cardinal. Hayes
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