Dual Murder The Theory Of Dr Handley
Miss Ethel Goodwin 24 and her ex husband Harry H Liermann 27 found dead in apartment 306 East Auburn Reading Ohio. Rose Kreier 23 roomer and witness reported discovering the bodies as police traced a crime scene with a hatchet bloodstained gown torn and a bullet hole in the husband. Suspicion centered on murder or possible suicide amid a love triangle and a cryptic note near a dog photograph.
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East Auburn Avenue
Ethel Goodwin
Harry H. Liermann
Butcher
Main Avenue
Reading
Miss Goodwin
Rose Kreier
Mr. Schmidlapp
William J. F. Roll
Roll
Miss Kreier
Corpora Rry
Handley
Day, prominent defender of big business, dies in Atlantic City
Dr. James Roscoe Day, Chancellor Emeritus of Syracuse University, died in Atlantic City at Craig Hall of pneumonia aged 77. A noted writer and orator, Day’s public clashes with Roosevelt over big business and Standard Oil drew national attention. He had come to write essays and an autobiography. He was born in 1845 in Whitneyville Missouri, had a career as a preacher, and served Syracuse University as chancellor from 1893 until his retirement last June.
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Atlantic City
N. J
James Roscoe Day
Syracus University
Craig Hall
Mary Imogene Day
Day
Dr. Day
James R. Day
Standard Oil
Roosevelt
Hancellor
Standard Oil Company
Horace
Wilkinson
Syracuse
N. Y
Barnes
Bull Moose
Onondaga
Whitneyville
Maine
Maine Wesleyan Seminary
Bowdoin College
Washington
Oregon
Bath
Anna E. Richards
Auburn
Biddeford
Portland
Nashua
N. H
Boston
Mass
New York
Syracuse University
Charles N. Sims
Wesleyan
Northwestern
Boston University
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Landslide Threatens Italian Village in Piacenza Province
The village of Braschi in Piacenza Province faces burial as water from the Apennines leaks into slopes. The earth has engulfed several houses and livestock, forcing the population to evacuate the area.
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Bologna
Braschi
Piacenza
D Annunzio Celebrates Sixtieth Birthday at Gardia Hermitage
Gabriel D Annunzio the soldier and poet marked his sixtieth birthday at his hermitage on Lake Gardia. He received thousands of congratulatory messages from friends and admirers across Italy especially from Fiume and Abruzzia, with many messages from France where he lived before the war.
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Rome
Gabriel D'Annunzio
Lake Gardia
Italy
Fiume
Abruzzia
France
D'Annunzio
Vice President Wiedemann Arrested in Logan Square Bank Case
Chicago March 13 The first arrest related to the Logan Square Trust and Savings Bank closure and President Fred W Popp s death last week occurred with Vice President David Wiedemann taken into custody on the State's Attorney s instigation The case includes forged notes believed signed by Wiedemann totaling seven notes worth 35500 and a 40000 bond deemed worthless Coroner Wolff questions June Bacon about her ties to Popp while a body found last Friday is described as killed by a bullet depositors seek to place the receiver under court control and block creditor suits
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Chicago
Logan Square Trust and Savings Bank
Fred W. Popp
David Wiedemann
Robert E. Crowe
Wiedemann
Crowe
H. S. Savage
Logan Square
Tod Kg
Mona
Oscar Wolff
June Bacon
Popp
Miss Bacon
9 year old pupil charged with school fire in Bronx
Jacob Schwarz, a 9 year old honor pupil and class monitor, was arrested in New York after confessing to setting fires in two rooms at Public School 23 in the Bronx. He claimed an impulse to light matches from his pocket caused him to burn a bookcase and papers. The blaze damaged a cloakroom and a bookcase, jeopardizing about 3000 students.
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New York
Jacob Schwarz
Public School
Bronx
Jacob
Schwarz
Duty to Print Crime News as Part of Life
New York editor Potter Lippmann argues censorship is unwise and crime news should be printed as part of life. He warns editors against becoming detectives or judges and notes advertising has little impact on editorial policy in large papers.
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New York
Cleveland
Potter
Babe Ruth sued for fifty thousand dollars in blackmail case
Miss Delores Dixon, 19, accuses Babe Ruth of assaulting her last summer and seeks damages. Ruth denies the charges calling it blackmail and vows to fight in court. Mrs Ruth supports him and they aim to bring Dixon into public court proceedings.
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Ruth
Husband
New York
George Herman
Babe
Delores Dixon
Hyman _ Bushell
New Orleans
Feinberg
Eden Ng
Miss Dixon
Bushell
New York County
Kings County
Barbara B. Escoe
Riverside Drive
Ex-Premier Manuel Allendesalazar Dies at 67
Manuel Allendesalazar former Premier of Spain died tonight in Madrid at 67. Born August 24 1856 in Guernica Viccaya he studied agricultural engineering and later taught in Madrid. He served as Minister of Schools of Instruction and Minister of Foreign Affairs and led the government after Premier Dato’s assassination in 1921.
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Spain
Dato
Associated Press
Madrid
Manuel Allendesalazar
Senor Allendesalazar
Guerenica Viccaya
President Harding backs bill to seat women on state committees
In Columbus on March 13 President Harding endorsed Senator Maude C. Waitt’s measure to double State Central and County Central Committees and ensure equal representation of women. The telegram dated March 5 expresses support for extending party organization to enfranchised women voters and aligning Ohio with other states.
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Columbus
Harding
Maude C. Waitt
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Duchess Victoria Louise Gives Birth to A Son
Gmunden Austria March 13 The Duchess of Brunswick daughter of former Emperor William of Germany has a newborn son She is thirty and married to the Duke of Brunswick since May 1913 Their family now includes three sons and one daughter
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Associated Press
Gmunden
Upper Austria
Duchess of Brunswick
William of
Germany
Victoria Louise
Duke of Brunswick
Klimek Found Guilty of Murder of Husband in Chicago
Mrs. Tillie Klimek, 43, was convicted of murdering her third husband Frank Kupczyk in Chicago. Jurors on first ballot found guilt. second ballot split toward death, then settled on life imprisonment. The case follows years of rare female murder convictions in the city.
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Chicago
Tillie Klimek
Ars Old
Frank Kupczyk
Ill new effort to locate missing Illinois priest Vraniak
Three large search parties led by bloodhounds will scour the 85 mile stretch between Virden and St. Louis to find Rev. John A. Vraniak the Sacred Heart priest missing for over a week. Rewards raised to 2500 dollars and state Attorney General Brundage demands full Macoupin County report on the disappearance.
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Vranhiak
Charles Roth
Brundage
Illinois
Macoupin County
Wylie Pioneer of Trained Nursing and Power Leadership Dies
Dr Walker Gill Wylie, 75, who introduced trained nursing into the United States at Bellevue Hospital, New York, died today in New York. He was the first president of the Southern Power Company, led by J B Duke, and helped develop hydroelectric power in the Carolinas.
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Charlotte
N. C
Walker Gill Wylie
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Wylie
Southern Power Company
J. B. Duke
Carolinas
Neighbor under suspicion shoots across fence in party line
In Oklahoma City on March 13 Mrs. C W Torbert fired across the back fence with two shots, hitting neighbor Mrs. Myrtle Vaughan in the hip. Vaughan’s condition was not serious at the hospital. Torbert, jailed, faces a shooting with intent to kill charge. Vaughan denied listening in.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
C.W. Torbert
Myrtle Vaughan
Executions Renewed in EAI Crackdown on Irregulars
Dublin and Cork saw seven men executed for possession of arms and involvement in attacks as Irish Free State authorities step up actions after weekend raids on Republican sympathizers in England and Scotland. Prisoners shipped from England faced Mount Joy Jail charges of conspiracy to supply weapons. Michael Creevy noted Irregular leader among the executed. Reports also cite renewed Irregular activity in Leitrim with raids on Free State troops at Carrick on Shannon.
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Dublin
Michael Creevy
Henry Keenan
James O'Rourke
Cork
William Healy
James Tarle
Patrick Hogan
John Créerve
Michael Creeve
Leitrim
Free State
Carrick-on- Shannon
Free States
Lenine Suffering From Serious Apoplectic Seizure In Moscow
A Reuters report from Melsingfors says Premier Lenine of Soviet Russia had an apoplectic seizure yesterday and is in serious condition. A Moscow dispatch cites Leo Kamenoff saying Lenine’s health is gradually improving after overwork following last summer’s illness.
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Associated Press
London
Reuter
Melsingfors
Lenine
Russia
Moscow
Leo Kamenoff
Lenine’s Illness Indicated as Apoplexy by Bulletin
Moscow reports show Premier Lenine's illness described as apoplexy with weak right arm and leg. The bulletin notes improvement in speech though overall condition remains satisfactory with normal heart action and near normal temperature. Deputy Premier Rykoff said Lenine worsened during a party anniversary meeting.
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Moscow
Premier Lenine
Pravda
Foerster
Lenife
M. Rykoff
Council of Commissars
Lenine
Czar
Communist Party
William Carter in Critical Condition in Baltimore Hospital
William Carter former president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen is in a critical condition at the Church Home and Infirmary hospital in Baltimore. Doctors say his illness Bright's disease worsened after he registered from Washington ten days ago.
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William Carter
Baltimore
wWilm Carter
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Bright
Church
Carter
Washington
End of Litigation Forecast in Alms & Doepke Case
Settlement of the will dispute involving Mrs Elea nor A Alms and control changes at Alms & Doepke Co are reported as likely. Doepkes would hold all common stock, gain management control, and expand capitalization to 2 400 000 in preferred and 1 200 000 in common stock as part of the tentative deal.
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Alms & Doepke CO
Alms & Doepke Company
Eleanora C. A
Court of Common Pleas
Thomas Darby
Doepkes
Common Pleas Court
Gilbert Bettman
American Legion
Ohio Supreme Court
United opposition blocks sale of old City Hospital site
Business leaders at a meeting with Mayor Carrel and the City Board of Control opposed selling the Twelfth street Central Avenue property valued for a $300,000 offer. They urged appraisal before any decision, signaling continued city ownership until after the Rapid Transit project completion.
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Old City Hospital
Carrel
Twelfth Street
Central Avenue
City Board of Control
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Real Estate Board
Warren Richards
Board of Trustees
Richards
Fever Hoax Girl Denies Bottle Trick After 106 Reading
Evelyn Lyons admits hoaxing doctors by fake fever but denies using a flesh colored water bottle. She places a thermometer under her arm to show 106 and asserts the 114 fever tale was a rotten lie.
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Escanaba
Mich
Evelyn Lyons
Miss Lyons
Campbell Quits Legion Post Over Flag Bill Stand
Milton Campbell, commander of Bentley Post, American Legion, resigns as chairman of the State Americanization Committee after the State Executive Committee fails to back the Hayes flag display bill. Bettman rejects the resignation. the post plans to move quarters and hosts a May rally with talks by Judge Landis and Dean Schneider.
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Campbell
Legion
Executive ‘Committee
The
American Legion
Milton Campbell
Bentley Post
Bentley
Bettman
Hayes
State House of Representatives
Fourth Street
Broadway
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Supreme Commissioner
Organized Baseball
Post
Music Hall
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Dean Schneider
University of Cincinnati
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W. G. Wylie
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EAI
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Harry Dennet
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