Indictments Seen for Four Canton Police Officers
Canton Ohio sources say prosecutors may indict three former and one current Canton Police Department member in the Mellette murder case. Louis Mazer’s confession links ex detective Floyd Streitenberger as a tool of higher police officials. Mazer testified before a grand jury after a three hour grilling and immunity talks. If truth is clear, trial could be delayed to May. otherwise March 18 start date looms.
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New York World News Service
Canton
Henry W. Harter, Jr
R. Mellett
Canton Police Department
Louis Mazer
Mazer
Floyd Streite
Streitenberger
Harter
Common Pleas Court
Geneva naval limits conference eyed for July
Washington guides expect a British American Japanese three power meeting in Geneva to discuss tonnage ratios for cruisers destroyers and submarines. France and Italy may be invited as observers while Paris and Rome weigh joining the talks to curb naval buildup.
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Geneva
United States
London
Tokyo
France
Italy
Paris
Rome
Coolidge
Great Britain
Japan
Honor student Princeton AI kills himself
Bruce F. Wilson, Princeton University honor man, killed himself in his dorm after taking poison and hanging himself with rope he bought last Saturday. The suicide followed reports of student crises and resembled recent Yale student Richard Untermeyer’s death. Janitor Shields Guiptkled discovered the body in Hamilton Hall after a telegram from Carl Wilson failed to reach Bruce.
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Princeton
N. J
Bruce F. Wilson
Princeton University
Richard Untermeyer
Yale University
Wilson
Louisville
Carl Caspar Wilson
Teok
Carl Vogt Wilson
Harvard Business School
Bruce Wilson
Carl
New York
Carl Wilson
Bruce
Princeton Club
van Dyke
Jack Norman
Hamilton Hall
Op Hall
Shields
Attorneys Demand Liberty for 23 Jail Fines Victims
Following a Supreme Court ruling, lawyers launch habeas corpus actions to free 23 prisoners jailed for unpaid village liquor fines. Bond set for Fred Schoenfeld. Newtown court halted liquor trials. Strasser and Tooker file writs for four others, pending further hearings.
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Supreme Court
North Bend Liquor Court
Ralph Tooker
Fred Schoenfeld
Penrose Avenue
Westwood
Clarence Hopping
North Bend
Struble
Schonefeld
Strasser
Tooker
F. L. Hoffman
Andy Butch
Route Two
Cleves
Hopping
Washington Milburn
Sekitan
Executions Ordered by Manchurian General Amid War Tensions
Marshal Chang Tso Lin reportedly ordered the execution of all Russian prisoners aboard the Soviet ship Pamiat Lenina except Mme Borodin, amid rising Sino Soviet hostilities. The seizure of the steamer by Shan tung troops sparked diplomatic protests from Moscow.
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London
Chang Tso-Lin
Mme
Michael Borodin
Peking
Westminster Gazette
Pamiat Lenina
Russia
Moscow
Borodin
Shanghai
Mme. Borodin
Canton
Lenina
Nanking
Tsinan Fu
Hankow
Chicago Daily News
Jacob
Chicago
Michael Gruzenberg
Young Washington Senator Plans Soon Wedding to New York Lawyer
Washington March 8 Announcement says Senator Dill Dem Wash will wed Miss Rosalie G Jones of New York within ten days. Jones, attorney and author active in woman suffrage, met Dill when she came to Washington with a peace delegation. Jones inherited one third of a $5 000 000 estate from her father.
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Washington
Senator Dill
Dem
Wash
Rosalie G. Jones
New York
Senate
Jones
Miss Jones
Coolidge Plans Summer Move West From White House
President Coolidge intends a Summer White House in the farming West for part of the season not fixed in location or length. He seeks not to go far from Washington and prefers an elevated retreat to ease summer health troubles while weighing farm relief policy amid McNary Haugen veto fallout.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
The
Alleghenies
Pacific Coast
Banks Jammed Polge Galle in Florida Run
Palm Beach Florida faced a banking crisis as the First American Bank and Trust Company failed to open and two nearby banks closed after heavy runs. Depositors pressed Farmers Bank and Citizens Bank as authorities rushed $1,000,000 in currency from Miami. police kept order outside the banks, with records showing mounting withdrawals and prior bank closures in the Palm Beaches.
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New York World News Service
Palm Beach
Fla
First American Bank and Trust Company
West Palm Beach
Palm Beaches
Northwood Bank
Farmers’ Bank and Trust Company
Citizens’ Bank
Miami
Whic
Edmund S. Brelsford
Lakeworth
Postal Savings Bank
General Chang Tsung-Chang Threatened by Shanghai Isolation
Shanghai war report says Gen. Chang Tsung-Chang, who rushed to defend Shanghai, now risks isolation as Southern forces advance north and occupy Wuhu, about two hundred miles west. The Cantonese assaults desintegrate Sun Chuan-Fang’s army.
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Shanghai
Wuhu
Here
Chang Tsung-Chang
Shantung
Sun Chuan-Fang
Wrangel Shoots Self in Moscow Report
Rome report says Baron Nicholas Wrangel once served in the Russian Imperial Guard and brother of General Baron Peter Wrangel, leader of White forces, died by suicide today by shooting.
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Wrangel
Rome
Baron Nicholas Wrangel
Imperial Guard
Baron Peter Wrangel
City Planning Commission rejects Burns Street viaduct expansion
The City Planning Commission formally disapproved county plans for a 56 foot roadway viaduct extending to Burns Street. A compromise plan to Evans Street may be considered by the City Council with committee review likely.
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Burns Street
City Planning Commission
Eighth Street
Thst Street
Evans Street
City Planning Committee
Edward T. Dixon
Fred Schneller
Charles O. Rose
Rose
Planning Commission
Col.Sherrill
Frederick Hinkle
Henry J. Pfiester
Alfred Bettman
Seasongood
Betty Bell Promotes Classified Ad Service
Advertisement notes Betty Bell offers help writing classified ads and invites calls to her cheerful voice on the wire for assistance. The message emphasizes experience and knowledge in crafting effective ads.
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Betty Bell
Wire
Winged visitor brings mail to snowbound Silverton
A Douglas observation plane from the Colorado National Guard delivered medical supplies and newspapers to Silverton, Colorado, as residents watched from beneath several feet of snow. The aircraft could not land due to the snowed in baseball diamond. cargo was dropped into a snowbank before the plane returned to Denver.
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Silverton
Col
Rockies
Dan Kearns
120Th Observation Squadron
Colorado National Guard
Denver
President Coolidge Prunes Houston Riot Sentences
President Coolidge reduced eighteen months from thirty year terms of twenty negro soldiers from the Twenty fourth Infantry who were convicted for the Houston race riot of August 23 1917. The action follows War Department recommendation and makes them parole eligible within a year. The last of sixty three men tried by court martial in the riot that killed seventeen will be removed from prison rolls.
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Washington
Coolidge
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Houston
Tex
War Department
Twenty-fourth Regiment
Wilson
Woman Guilty in Ax Killing
In Cleveland Ohio on March 8 Anna Liszka was found guilty of manslaughter for killing her husband Anton with an ax. She remains free on $10,000 bail pending a Saturday hearing on a motion for a new trial. The verdict carries a 1 to 20 year sentence at Marysville Reformatory.
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Cleveland
Anna Liszka
Anton
Evelyn Cohen
Marysville Reformatory
Rothkopf
Liszka
Desperado Hemphill Ends Life After Marshall Shooting
In Missouri, Robert Hemphill shot City Marshal D. W. Waymire in Crane and then killed himself in a Marionville barn within eight hours, reportedly choosing suicide to avoid a pursuing posse. The event occurred amid cowering fear of vengeance.
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Springfield
Robert Hemphill
Stone County
D. W. Waymire
Crane
Marionville
Hemphill
Waymire
Charter Committee Plans 40 000 Annual Fund Drive for Three Years
The City Charter Committee will raise about 40 000 each year for the next three years to back a council slate of nine and promote good government in Cincinnati. At a Cincinnati Club meeting 30 000 was pledged for this year with Russell Wilson urging citizens to join and support the campaign. Henry Bentley reported strong member enrollment and asked volunteers to recruit more supporters. He noted broad community backing for the charter effort though no council slate details were released yet.
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City Charter Committee
Cincinnati Club
Charter Committee
Russell Wilson
Cincinnati
Henry Bentley
Bentley
Council
Charter
Miller gets eighteen month term for conspiracy
New York March 8 Thomas W Miller former Alien Property Custodian found guilty of conspiracy to defraud the United States received an eighteen month Federal Prison sentence in Atlanta and a $5000 fine. Judge John C Knox imposed sentence and granted twenty four hours to appeal. Miller and his wife left for Wilmington after court.
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New York
Thomas W. Miller
United States
Atlanta
John C. Knox
Knox
Miller
Aaron Sapiro
Wilmington
Del
Col. Miller
Fire bug blamed for deadly blaze in Columbus apartment
Four die in fires and one injured in Columbus as a blaze sparked by publicity about state office building fire hazards forces residents to flee in night clothes. Fire Chief Nice calls it the most peculiar case of his career. victims include Mrs. Currie Vance Sommers and her son Addison Vance.
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Columbus
Nice
Cuirrie Vance Sommers
Adison Vance
Fire kills two boys as Ark cottage burns in incubator blast
Oscar Strickland seven and Billy Strickland five died when the Comp ton Arkansas home of James Strickland burned after an incubator exploded. Their mother rescued three daughters but escaped as the roof caved in, leaving Mrs. Strickland gravely burned.
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Springfield
Oscar Strickland
Billy Strickland
James Strickland
Compton
Ark
Texan's nerve saves family from dynamite attack
Hugh J. Barr, a Dallas contractor, kept calm after an unknown assailant hurled a dynamite bomb into his bed early today. He and his wife awakened, Barr grabbed the bomb, hurled it out the window, and saved their four year old son and six other children in nearby rooms. He offered a $1,000 reward for the attacker.
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Dallas
Tex
Hugh J. Barr
Barr
Villages Plan to Run Liquor Courts Despite Supreme Court Ruling
Hamilton and Butler County villages say they will continue liquor court operations despite the Supreme Court ruling on cost-splitting. Milford Newtown and Monroe officials discuss legality and potential fee changes while North Bend pledges no change. Several trials were postponed as mayor Ralph Kinney halted Newtown court pending further action.
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Hamilton County
Butler County
Howard E. Joseph
Murphy & Joseph
Milford
Newtown
Monroe
William Stewart
Stewart
North Bend
Clarence Hopping
H. H. Hill
Murphy and
Joseph
Ralph Kinney
Kinney
Stanley Struble
Orthodox Jewish Home aids sixty seniors with care
Do You Know sixty aged men and women are well sheltered fed clothed and given happiness in the Orthodox Jewish Home which is helped by the Community Chest.
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