Borar Norris Named in Soviet Russia Papers
Washington January 9. Senators Borah and Norris named in forgeries of papers from Soviet Russia and Mexican documents amid Capitol Hill debate. Reed branded the Moscow and Mexican papers as forgeries while Heflin urged Hearst indicted for publishing them. Kellogg pact and army funding also on the day's agenda with tariff hearings continuing in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
Capitol Hill
Mexico
Reed
Pennsylvania
Borah
Norris
United States
Hearst
Senate
Heflin
Alabama
William Randolph Hearst
House
Liberty Motors
Cincinnatian
Ways and Means
F. M. Barnes
Cincinnati
Laundry Soap Manufacturers’ Association
D. W. Corbin
Laundry Owners’ National Association
House Merchant Marine Committee
Radio Commission
Gov
Neff
Texas
Board of Railroad Mediation
Parmenter
Indian Committee
Pine
Okla
Indian Service
Charles H. Burke
Prague Singing ‘Society
Legation
Hawes-Cooper
Burned to death Miss Ester Bloom in 432 West Court Street fire
Miss Ester Bloom aged 89 died after her clothes ignited near a gas stove in a two room rear apartment at 432 West Court Street. Her sister Miss Catherine Bloom suffered severe burns while trying to extinguish the blaze and both women were hospitalized. damage estimated at 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ester Bloom
Catherine Bloom
West Court Street
William Cunningham
General Hospital
Ester Bloom
Half the town arrested in Dalmatia murder case
In Drinis near Spalato fifty percent of the population were arrested and charged with murder after a mob of over a thousand stoned the unpopular Burgo master Bozo Ajdanic. His body was found on a road the day after he was slain following a night ambush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spalato
Dalmatia
Jugo-Slavia
Drinis
Bozo Ajdanic
Booth Blocks Plan to Depart Him as General
London reports reveal Gen Bramwell Booth’s plan to create a new governing council for the Salvation Army while ill, with E J Higgins as president Evangeline Booth Catherine Booth and two other commissioners named. The move follows a High Council effort to depose or force his resignation amid talks of constitutional reform and a commission to study changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily Mail
Bramwell ‘Booth
Salvation Army
High Council of the Army
Booth
Gen. Booth
High Council
Bramwell Booth
Army High Council
U S High Living Standards From Advertising, Wiley Tells Club
Louis Wiley of The New York Times addressed the Cincinnati Advertisers Club on advertising driving America's high standard of living. He credited advertising as shaping industry, commerce, and newspapers while noting ties to Cincinnati through Adolph Ochs and local history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Louis Wiley
Cincinnati
New York Times
America
Cincinnati Advertisers’ Club
Gibson Hotel
Wiley
Adolph Ochs
Queen City
Ochs
Effie Miriam Wise
Reform Judaism
Fif
Gibson
Johnston urges inquiry into his regime in Oklahoma
Oklahoma Governor Henry S. Johnston asked for a thorough investigation of all administration departments and punishment for officials found guilty of misconduct. He spoke before a hostile joint session as anti administration forces push impeach efforts, urging fairness and warning against personal persecution. Former Gov. Walton attended as tensions within the Democratic Party persist and the Legislature remains divided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Henry S. Johnston
Gov. Johnston
Johnston
O. O. Hammonds
Jack Walton
House
Senate
Gov
Gov. Walton
National
State Supreme Court
Dreaming millionaire plans voyage to submerged island
M. F. Bramley, a Cleveland paving contractor, buys the steam yacht Peary from Donald B. MacMillan and plans a Pacific search for a submerged island revealed in a dream. He aims to sail in two weeks, after a California exploration that located a waterlogged land patch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
F. Bramley
Southern Pacific
Peary
Donald B. MacMillan
Bramley
MacMillan
Explorer
Boston
Pacific
California
Extra Congress Likely as Farm Relief Debate Persists
Washington report says neither President Coolidge nor President-elect Hoover will move on farm relief during this Congress. Hoover plans Florida departure around March 3, while lawmakers push for an early session. Capitol Hill factions favor delaying McNary bill until the new Congress to avoid an immediate session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. West
Associated Press
Washington
Jan
White House
Hoover
Congress
Coolidge
Kellogg
Brookhart
Iowa
Pennsylvania
House
Florida
Hoover Camp
Capitol Hill
Watson
Senate
Moses
N. H
Longworth
McNary
Mr. Coolidge
Mr. Hoover
Would-be assassins escape ambush as deputy wounded
Detroit January 9. Mrs Grace Wood arreste d on a sick bed after a gun battle that killed one would be killer and wounded Deputy Sheriff Thomas Dunnigan in the attempt to murder her husband Ralph A Wood president of Woods Construction Company Four gunmen fled by car as police from three cities and state police converged on the scene One man identified as William Thompson of Wyandotte Mich was killed at the door as he raised a blackjack Wood fired with a police officer and is believed to have killed Thompson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Grace Wood
Ralph A. Wood
The
Woods Construction Company
Wood
Woods
William Thompson
Wyandotte
Mich
Thompson
Thomas Dunnigan
Ex-Girl Rum Sleuth Loses Sight After Drinking Whisky
Thelma Sanford later identified as Thelma McDaniels, 19, who aided U S customs agents in Arizona and New Mexico against illicit liquor traffic. She is blind after a party Sunday and surgeons seek to restore sight. Detectives pursue three men alleged to have supplied the liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Thelma Sanford
Thelma McDaniels
Marguerite
United States Customs
Arizona
New Mexico
Homicide
Juanita McDaniels
Thelma
J. B. Morgan
el Paso
Tex
McDaniels
Leavenworth
Kan
Phoenix
Ariz
Vengeance Expedition Aims to Exterminate Apache Remnant
Francisco Fimbres leads twelve men on a border hunt from Agua Prieta toward Bacerac to seek and kill or capture the last Apache at the Sierra Madre Yaqui frontier. The plan follows a 1926 ambush that killed Fimbres wife and abducted his son as he seeks personal vengeance with Mexican government consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John “A. Curry
New York World News Service
Douglas, Ariz
Sierra Madre
Chihuahua - Sonora
Francisco Fimbres
Geronimo
Fimbres
Heraldo
Sonora
Bavispe
Naco
Dians
Agua Prieta
Bacerac
Douglas
Marcos Beltram
Ramon Villabos
Sierra Madres
Cayteno Hueseca
Damon Cuesada
Guilermo Finn
Powwow Doctor Convicted Amid Witch Parade Before Jurors
The Cincinnati Public Safety Committee pushes a temporary drivers license bill as city officials and the Automobile Club back licensing. Col. C. O. Sherrill City Manager Judge William D. Alexander and others advocate a statewide license law. The draft will be sent to the Ohio Legislature in Columbus for consideration. Howard M. Wilson leads the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Public Safety Committee
Ohio
Cincinnati
Col
C. O. Sherrill
William D. Alexander
Cincinnati Automobile Club
Safety Committee
Columbus
Howard M. Wilson
Robbery turns deadly as two to hold up Seattle offices
Two robbers were killed during a hold up at the Barto Company offices in Seattle. Thomas Barto, president, was wounded. one suspect was identified as Robert Byrne, 31. A clerk Dodson fought back, firing a weapon that fatally struck a robber. Barto also fired, injuring the second thief. A bystander alerted police who rushed in and opened fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Barto Company
Thomas Barto
Concern
Robert Byrne
Barto
James Dodson
Dodson
H. G. Peterson
Peterson
Gamble leaves 1 million estate to church and schools
Mary Huggins Gamble widow of Procter & Gamble founder dies January 5 and leaves $305000 for missions and educational causes. Endowments go to Presbyterian Boards, Pasadena House of Rest, Occidental College, YMCA funds, YWCA programs in China, Peking University, Smith College, and more. Estate valued at about $1,000,000 consists mainly of Procter & Gamble stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Mary. Huggins Gamble
Procter & Gamble Company
Glenwood Avenue
William H. Lueders
Board of Home Missions of the
Board of Foreign Missions of the
Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church
House of Rest
Pasadena
Cal
Occidental College
Los Angeles
Y. M. C. A. Benefits
Cincinnati
United States
Peking University
Peking
China
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Smith Students’ Aid Society
Pasadena Y. W. C. A
Gamble
David B. Gamble
Julia SB. Huggins
Raymond C. Chapin
Mrs. Gamble
Mary
Elizabeth
Margaret
Sarah
Catherine
Louise Gamble
David
Edwin
James
Richard Gamble
Not 1 Cent Shed For 40 000 Dead Goldfish
A Cincinnati jury ruled for Petroleum Iron Works Company and the City in a suit by James C. Denier seeking 2500 dollars for 40 000 goldfish killed when Mr Denier alleged oil polluted ponds after water from tanks at Cole rain avenue and North Bend road flowed into his ponds. The jury found no damages due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Morrow
Common Pleas Court
Petroleum Iron Works Company
City of
Cincinnati
James C. Denier
Denier
Petroleum Company
Colerain Avenue
North Bend Road
Lock of Hair Motive Spurned by Talesmen
Court hears defense dismiss a supposed lock of hair motive as prosecutors fight to prove a killer’s guilt. The courtroom fills with dramatic testimony and psychological assertions as evidence is weighed.
York County witch killer Blymyer gets life in prison
John Blymyer, convicted in York County for the November 27 murder of Nelson Rehmeyer, is sentenced to life imprisonment after a three-ballot verdict. He claimed witchcraft caused his act and described meetings with powwows and witch finders to obtain a book or hair to break the spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
World News Service
York, Pa
John Blymyer
York County
Rehmeyer
Sherwood
John
Blymyer
Nelson Rehmeyer
Commonwealth
John Curry
Curry
Milton
Alice Hess
York
Mr. Hess
Clayton
Susquehanna
Hess
Hess Farm
Wilbert Hess
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Soviet
Sister
Dead Woman
Booth Blocks
John L. Balderston
Southern
Detroit Construc
Tion Company
Rum Sleuth
Public Safety Committee
Kentucky
Owensboro
West Louisville
Hays Bratcher
Martin O'Bryan
Bratcher
Chamber of Commerce
Mac.m. H. Gamble
Ould Ood
Y. M. and
Y. W
Dudley Nichols
Clayton Hess
Wilbert
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