Woman slain at Utopia identified in murder case
The Utopia murder victim is Mrs Maude Turney 27 of Augusta Kentucky and her cousin Jack Lindille is charged with murder. Sheriff Croswell seeks Lindille after identification aided by Turney relatives and Utopia villagers. The case follows a troubled marriage and a missing woman feared dead.
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Utopia
Clermont County
Tihe
Maude Turney
Augusta
Jack Lindille
Croswell
Clermont
Tumey
Jesse
James Groves
George Groves
Ohio
Mrs. Tumey
Jesse Groves
Pancho Villa Boxer Dies After Anesthetic Care
Pancho Villa world flyweight champion Francisco Guilledo died after customs throat infection surgery with anaesthetic. He fainted during operation in San Francisco hospital. Villa had a jaw infection from a tooth, fought Jimmy McLarnin July 4, and he died en route to burial in Manila. His manager noted poor sleep and advancing jaw infection.
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San Francisco
Panchi Villa
Nte
Cr. E. Hoffman
Hoffman
Villa
Francisco Guilledo
Jimmy McLarnin
McLarnin
Manila
Philippines
Frank Churchill
Churchill
America
United States
Johnny Buff
Buff
Frankie Genaro
Jimmy Wilde
Wilde
Genaro
New York
Northwest
Oakland
MtLarnin
Pancho
Paris Man Arrested for Wife Murder in Pity Killing
Eugene Gazio, a forty year old dye worker, was arrested at Creil near Paris on charges of murdering his wife in a so called pity killing. He told police the wife suffered from a stomach disease and longed for death. She was found dead with a wire around her throat.
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Associated Press
Paris
Eugene Gazio
Creil
Gazio
Rental ad pricing temptations in Commercial Tribune
If you have a vacant apartment the Classifieds urge quick action. Offerings draw hundreds of prospects from the Rental columns as seven time rate specials entice quick responses. Call an ad taker to place your notice.
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Commercial Tribune
Longworth Returns From Europe Trip
Speaker Nicholas Longworth arrives in New York from a European tour. He traveled through France Germany and England on unofficial business and endorses the United States buying homes abroad for its ambassadors.
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New York World News Service
New York
Nicholas Longworth
House of Representatives
Paris
France
Germany
England
United States
Lashing of Wife Beater Delayed by Sheriff’s Injury
Frederick Md July 14 The punishment of ten lashes with a black snake whip on Robert Shroyer 28 a wife beater was postponed by Sheriff Albaugh due to rheumatism in his right arm preventing the lashings today.
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N York World News Service
Frederick
Robert Shroyer
Albaugh
Leader of Hamilton County Democrats Noctor Dies at 55
Thomas Jefferson Noctor 55 longtime head of the Hamilton County Democratic Party died at his home 2712 Scioto Street Corryville at 4 30 yesterday after years of heart trouble. Funeral arrangements and services to be held at St George Church with burial in St Josephs Cemetery.
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Thomas Jefferson Noctor
Board of Elections
Democratic Arty
Hamilton County
Scioto Street
Corryville
Noctor
Howard I. Woodburn
E. M. Keefe
Mr. Noctor
Lucas County
Leonard
O’dwyer
Howard N. Ragland
James M. Cox
Joseph H. Dowling
Dayton
Woodburn
Miami
Fla
Lester Brown
Cincinnati
Gale
Democratic Party
New York City
John W. Davis
W. A. Julian
Haroth E. May
United States
Ogee
George F. Schott
St. George's Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Chester Park
Pleads For Life Of Her Husband In Illinois Appeal
Hollow eyed and poorly clad Mrs. Catherine Scott begs clemency for her husband Russell Scott condemned to hang Friday for the April 2 1924 murder of Joseph Maurer in Chicago. The State Board of Pardons and Paroles weighs the case and may reach a decision tomorrow. Bobby, the six year old son, is cited as a reason to commute the sentence. Scott Sr. also pleads for mercy for his son.
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Springfield
Catherine Scott
Russell Scott
Joseph Maurer
Chicago
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Scottt
Scott
Bobby
Dudley
Russell, Jr
Divorce suit signals final stage of peerage scandal
London report details the Countess of Craven filing for divorce from Earl Craven with Vera, Countess Cathcart as co respondent. The long insincere relationship followed elopement to South Africa and past bankruptcies, with proceedings delayed by Cathcart's South African travel and service hurdles.
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John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
Countess of Craven
Vera
Cathcart
Earl Craven
Cornelia Bradley Martin
New York
Uffington
Mary Wilhelmina George
Invergordon
Uffington Wen
Cowes
Craver
Earl of Cathcart
Countess Craven
England
South Africa
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World
Press Pub. Co
Two Men Shot in Mafia Plot in Chicago Bakery Scene
James Russo an Italian ice dealer was killed and Saim Lavenuto a companion wounded in a suspected black hand plot near Lavenuto's bakery. A passing stranger fired twice, then fled, leaving the weapon behind.
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Chicago
James Russo
Saim Lavenuto
Lavenuto
Russo
Meteor Leaves Trail of Light in Lyra Sky
A bright meteor brightened the evening sky near Lyra around 10 30 last night in Pittsburgh. Astronomer William R Ludwig of the Allegheny Observatory described the fireball as rare and powerful enough to illuminate the country like a full moon. It was briefly perpendicular before splitting into two distinct bodies.
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Pittsburgh
William R. Ludwig
Allegheny Observatory
Prayer May Be Hinge Of Evolution Case In Court
Dayton Tenn July 14 The Scopes evolution case recessed as Mrs Bryan aided from the courtroom. Lawyers Malone and Darrow exchanged remarks while Mrs Rappleyea and Mrs Darrow chatted at the defense table. Policeman halted a gospel song, crowd chuckled, Bryan and Raulston planned afternoon session.
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Dayton
Tenn
William Jennings Bryan
Malone
Bryan
Darrow
Mr. Bryan
Dudley Field Malone
George W. Rappleyea
Scopes
Dr. Neal
Arthur Garfield Hays
Raulston
Florida
Mr. Darrow
Bryan Rejects Questioning of Bible and Constitution Alchemy
William Jennings Bryan grew irate when questioned by World News Service about his views on biblical miracles and the constitutional role of religion. He denied advocating God in the constitution or Bible teaching in schools, calling the allegations false and malicious. He blamed a minority of atheists and evolutionists for pressuring public schools and cited Tennessee’s laws as reflecting the will of the majority.
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Les Michelson
New York World News Service
Dayton
Tenn
Willam Jennings Bryan
World News Service
Joshua
Bryan
God
Tennessee
T.e
Neal
Friends of Evolution
Hired to Kill Three in Illinois
Virgil Sharp of Wichita was arrested in Kansas after offering $4000 to Tex Mason to kill three people near Decatur Illinois. Mason said Sharp would identify the victims, believed to be Sharp’s father, a brother, and the brother’s wife, as the plan unfolded.
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Associated Press
Wichita
Kan
Mason
Phoenix
Ariz
Decatur
Ill
Virgil Sharp
Sharp
Illinois
Police
Three of family die as auto wreck in Steubenville
Steubenville reports a train collision killed Domenic Casabranda 26, his wife, and their 2 year old daughter in Dunglen. A boy left at home survived as the sole family survivor.
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Steubenville, CO
Domenic Casabranda
Dunglen
Ghostly Virgin Sightings Alarm Italian Town
In Cedarchia Italy locals report a tall white clad female apparition seen in broad daylight for five days near the road. Priests and villagers exorcise the spot with holy water as scientists seek explanation while some claim the ghost is from wartime memories and others see nothing.
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New York World News Service
Venice
Cedarchia
Province
Carnia
Trieste
Youth admits he killed girl in Garden City area
Winfred Meek 21 confesses to the death of Byrle Healy 17 of Garden City. State's Attorney H Hanson says Depeel held with Meek is released after both men stated they drove Healy into the country Sunday night and she begged them to end her life. The confession details the alleged crime.
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Watertown
H. Hanson
Clark County
Winfred Meek
Byrle Healy
John Healy
Garden City
Robert Depeel
Crocker
Meek
Hanson
Depeel
Depeel Told Him That They Met Theirl
Depeel Struck Miss Healey with Tire Iron
A report states Depeel assaulted Miss Healey hitting her on the head with a tire iron and then choking her. Police say the attack occurred in a residential area and the suspect was taken into custody for questioning.
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Depeel
Miss Healey
Korea Floods Grow More Serious in Recent Reports
Tokyo dispatches say floods in South and Central Korea are more severe than usual with several drownings. Keisho province suffers heavy damage as communications fail and no official messages have arrived.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Korea
Keisho
Earth tremor rocks town in Illinois
An earth tremor lasting eight seconds was felt in Edwardsville Illinois late today. Houses shook and pictures swayed but no property damage occurred. The tremor was recorded at St Louis University in St Louis.
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Associated Press
Edwardsville
Ill
St. Louis University
St. Louis
Ruling on quashing indictment in Scopes trial today
Payton Tenn July 14. The Scopes trial entered a stormy Friday as Judge Raulston prepared to rule on the defense motion to quash the indictment. Reporters faced potential contempt for premature coverage while a five-member panel was named to investigate. The court also debated opening prayers with church officials and the judge warned reporters while promising to rule tomorrow.
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Payton
Tenn
John T. Raulston
International News Service
Tennessee
Rhea County
Arthur Garfield Hays
Ste
Dayton Ministerial Association
Raulston
M Raulston
A. C. Stribling
Dayton Cumberland
Clarence Darrow
John T. Scopes
Mr. Darrow
Stewart
Malone
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