Former brokers receive multi year prison terms
Judge Ryan of Common Pleas Court imposed prison terms on George A. Sawyer Herbert I Channer and Fred McLaughlin for embezzlement tied to the Guilfoyle case. Sawyer and Channer face minimum ten and nine years while McLaughlin gets five years with solitary confinement and hard labor. A 30 day stay was granted on appeal.
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George A. Sawyer
Herbert I. Channer
Fred Mclaughlin
Ryan
Common Pleas Court
Sawyer
Ohio Penitentiary
Fred G. McLaughlin
Virginia Guilfoyle
Wellston
Channer & Sawyer
Channer
Coleman Avery
Avery
W. N. Gray
Olney
Mr. Grey
W. T. H. Howe
American Book Company
McLaughlin
A. B. Benedict
Mr.Benedict
Channer’& Sawyer
Guilfoyle
Court and Stephenson clash over Pullman story in murder trial
At Noblesville Indiana on October 31 the Stephenson murder trial saw bitter argument over a witness statement about Madge Oberholtzer on a Pullman car. Judge Sparks sustained most deletions but allowed key portions including her abduction, hotel detention, and meeting Stephenson at a 1925 Governor Jackson banquet. The defense announced plans to renew a motion to dismiss the jury.
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Associated Press
Noblesville
Ind
Sparks
Madge Oberholtzer
Levi Thomas Pullman Porter
Monon
Indianapolis
Chicago
Jody
Stephenson
Thomas
Pullman
Hammond
D. C
Indiana
Monon Railroad
Pullman Company
Wilson
Gentry
Oberholtzer
JB. Morgan
Gentr
Ayres
Auto
Attorney Inman
Reed
Marion County
Shorty
Jackson
William H. Remy
Steamer Hutchinson Struggles Off Manitou Island
The steamer Charles L. Hutchinson, grounded near Manitou Island off Keweenaw Point, battered by heavy seas. It drifted twice after rudder and propeller failed, crews being kept safe as Coast Guard and two unknown steamers stood by. Owned by Hutchinson Line for Pioneer Steamship Co of Cleveland, the vessel measures 5505 tons, 588 feet long, 58 feet beam, 32 feet depth with a crew of 33 officers and men.
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Houghton, Mich
Manitou Island
Keweenaw Point
Charles L. Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Nothwest
Eagle Harbor Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Huchinson
James H. Smith
W. L. Smith
Hutchinson Line
Pioneer Steamship Company of
Cleveland
Indictments Held Over Prohibition Case In Indianapolis
Federal Grand Jury returns four indictments naming 38 defendants from Indianapolis St Louis and Cincinnati for illegal withdrawal and transportation of liquor from the Jack Daniel distillery in St Louis. Earlier indictments connected George Remus and other St Louis men to the same distillery case. The Indiana charges involve alleged transportation of barrels of liquor to Indiana by Ben Dencentad and John Marcus, arrested near Indianapolis in December 1923.
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Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Jack Daniel
George Remus
William J. Kinney
Max Linder Dies in Death by Own Action Pact
Paris reports French film star Max Linder and his wife were found with self inflicted wounds in a hotel, Madame Linder dying the same day and Max dying hours later. The motive remains mystery with a reported pact as the accepted cause.
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Alfred M. Murray
New York World News Service
Paris
Max Linder
Etoile
Linder
Vienna
Max
Linders
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World
Press Pub. Co
Nansen Elected Rector of St Andrews University
Dr Fridtjof Nansen the Norwegian explorer and humanitarian was elected rector of St Andrews University in Scotland receiving 216 votes to 160 for novelist John Galsworthy. St Andrews dating from 1411 has long honored leading figures with rectorships previously held by Rudyard Kipling and Sir James M Barrie.
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Associated Press
ST. Andrews
Scotland
Fridtjof Nansen
St. Andrews University
John Galsworthy
Great Britain
Rudyard Kipling
James M. Barrie
Autogyro Crash At Farnborough Fails After Flight Run
Juan de la Cierva's autogyro, which had recently made successful flights, crashed at Farnborough England. The undercarriage punched through the fuselage but pilot Haig escaped unharmed.
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Farnborough
Eng
Juan de la Cierva
Haig
Bleachers Collapse Injures Students At Marion Football Game
Marie Cutarelli a Harding High School freshman 14 and an unidentified boy about 14 were injured likely fatally as a bleacher section collapsed at the Harding Bucyrus football game in Marion Ohio. About 150 others suffered bruises and cuts as the structure gave way before Harding won 14 to 6. Medical staff treated injured on site and at a hospital.
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Marion
Marie Cutarelli
Harding High School
Harding High-Bucyrus
Harding
Fatal automobile crash mars wedding journey on West Eighth Viaduct
Ben Wahn a 54 year old tailor of 880 Cleveland Ave NE was fatally injured and several people seriously hurt in a fog shrouded wreck on the West Eighth street viaduct at 12:30 AM. Wahn died after being taken to St. Mary's Hospital as investigators described a chain collision involving multiple autos and a streetcar.
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Ben Wahn
Eighth Street
Cleveland Avene
West Eighth Street
Wahn
Flora
H. Weisberg
Eva
Weisberg
Leo Wavro
Sycamore Street
Warro
Kentucky
Wavro
Eman Henry Morthorst
St. Mary's Hospital
Robert Singleton
Newport Rolling Mills
Walnut Street
Southgate
Fred Dickroeger
Stephen Cabbard
Elm Street
Son Reported Killed in War Visits Father
Texarkana Texas man J W Lee answers his door to find Monroe Lee, once reported killed in France in 1918, alive. Monroe, 22 at enlistment, was gassed and hospitalized, wrote letters to his father near Minden Louisiana, who had moved away to unknown location. Monroe and his wife now live in Salt Lake City Utah.
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New York World News Service
Texarkana
Tex
J W. Lee
Monroe Lee
France
Amarillo
Texas
Minden
Salt Lake City
Utah
Granges dazzling plays beat Penn in mud 24 to 2
Michigan overwhelms Navy 54 to 0 as Fried mans passing and Molenda runs spark a big win. Herrnstein and Miller add late touchdowns. Shapley, Flora, Oosterbaan key for Michigan with strong defense and reserves also scoring.
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Red” Grange
PENN
Michigan
NAVY
Ann Arbor
Mich
United States Navy
Wolverines
Friedman
Gregory
Bo" Molenda
Shapley
Flora
Sammy Babcock
Molenda
Oosterbaan
Cen
Briedian-aiartéa
Mienican
Herrnstein
Wnavy
Miller
Gilbert
Pos. Navy Cogmageriindl Nich
Mtsostestcieuesssas de Hardwick Pluie
Aes
Wickhorst
Avene
Lentz Limon
Osborn
Edwards
R. T
Eddy R. E
Bernet Q. B
Hamilton Lon
Flippin Mss
Tecciaud
Shapley Chaabedter
Ensese
Rosastael Dabio Aportins
Grange Dominates Illinois Rally Against Pennsylvania
Red Grange carried Illinois 32 times for 366 yards in a 1 game role against Pennsylvan ia while Illinois total gains surpassed 40 yards. He gained 331 on end runs plus 35 on two passes as Illinois collected 17 first downs to Pennsylvanias 4.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Red Grange
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Grange
Quakers
St Xavier Downs Kenyon 6 to 0 to Halt Gambier Title Bid
St Xavier Musketeers defeated Kenyon 6 to 0 at Corcoran Field ending Gambier’s claim to the Ohio Conference football championship. A muddy field and tough defense dominated a close, hard fought game as Xavier capitalized on a fumbled punt to score in the third quarter.
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St. Xavier
Kenyon
Musketeers
Gambier
St. Xavier Gridbery
Corcoran Field
St. Xavier Musketeers
Beatty
Peters
Soidden
Mulvey
Ulvey
Musketeer
Xavier
Ferguson
Erect Oval
Dayton Flyers Trounce Bearcats 23 to 0 in Muddy clash
Dayton Flyers overwhelm Cincinnati Bearcats on Carson Field in a 23 to 0 victory. Debesis opens with a 60 yard run, Hipa, Martin fumble recovery set up second touchdown, Mahrt adds extra point, Debesis Caulfield and Snelling shine as Dayton dominates despite a slow second quarter. Crowd of 3,500. Dayton defense clamps down after first quarter.
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Dayton Flyers
Bearcats
Gem City
University of Cincinnati Bearcats
University of Dayton Flyers
Carson Field
Daytonians
Cincinnati
Debesis
Dayton
Herman
Martin
Hipa
Flyers
Aicha
Cincinnati Rooters
Hermason
Atoett
Cincin+ goods
Klein
Mahrt
Aichu
Caulfield
Snelling
Sharpenter
Potter
Weber
Maddux
Shar
No Basis Found in Bread Merger Inquiry
Washington October 31 The Federal Trade Commission said no action is warranted at this time in a reported 400 million dollar merger involving General Baking Ward Conti Continental and possibly Southern Baking. The agency will keep the matter open for future developments based on examiner M F Hudsons report and Ward’s remarks that future changes could occur.
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Associated Press
Washington
Iinvestigation
Federal Trade Commission
General Baking Company
Ward Baking Corporation
Continental Baking Corporation
Southern Baking Company
M. F. Hudson
Examiner
Ward
Grange Torches Penn Faces Illinois 24 to 2 Upset
Red Grange starred as Illinois crushed Pennsylvania at Franklin Field. The All American back scored three touchdowns and 55 yard punt return, leading Illinois to a 24 to 2 victory before about 62 000 fans, with Britton and Daugherty providing key blocking. Penn managed a safety in the second period to avert a shutout.
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Philadelphia
Red Grange
Illinois
Franklin Field
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Quakers
Grange
Michigan
Penn
Gers Guaker
Ittom
Aetter
Red
Britton
Daugherty
Yale
Chicago
A. Kreuz
Bob Zuppke
Long
Robinson
Willson
Singer
Grange Enel
Odiorne
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Ohio
U. S
Commercial Tribune
Court
Pullman Porter
Day
The
Daniel Distillery
DR. Nansen
Hart
Auta
Gar
Annapolis
Bob Stevens
BREAD
Quaker
Meteor
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