Dayton Businessman Confesses $10000 Bank Robbery
Elliott Gabler 30, president of Gem City Engineering, confessed to a daylight bank theft in Dayton after $10000 was found buried in a garage. He said debt and tax pressure pushed him to imitate the Phantom Bandit Fred Nickel, who stole $22800 and is in prison.
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Gem City Engineering Company
Layton
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Kloos
Kaloos
Nickel
Yendes
Gablers
Sister killed as gown caught in dough mixer
Sister Christina of the Franciscan Society of the Atonement in Peekskill New York died when her gown was pulled into a dough mixer in the convent bakery. She had lived in New York before joining the convent and was crushed to death with no family name released.
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Gown
New York World News Service
Peekskill
N. Y
Christina
Franciscan Society of the Atonement
New York
Classified Ads Deadline for Sunday Tribune
Cincinnati readers are reminded that ads for the Sunday Commercial Tribune are accepted until 8 PM Saturday. The notice calls attention to the deadline for placing ads and invites participation from local residents.
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Brown and Smith
Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Sunday Commercial Tribune
Robbers Rally 100 Guests Robbed Grill in Florida
In Florida near Miami, three robbers lined up about 100 guests at a grill, robbed the cash register of 1400 dollars, and fled amid a hail of bullets. Police have spread a net for the trio. In New York, Mrs. William Astor Chandler helped arrest Frank Gowasky, a window washer, for jewelry theft from her home on October 17. He was held without bail and confessed to stealing items sold to a fence.
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New York
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William Astor Chandler
John Jacob Astor
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Robbery at Palmetto Hotel nets cash and jewels
Four armed men robbed the Palmetto Hotel on the North Side in Detroit early today, forcing night clerk Jasper Meacham to open the safe and surrender $3,000 in cash and $13,000 in jewelry before fleeing in a taxi.
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Rancher in disguise ends life after payroll heist attempt
Fred C. Kummett, a Chico rancher, was arrested after a failed disguise to rob a payroll delivery truck. He hanged himself with his suspenders in his cell, dying today.
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Plan to murder witness shocks Rome amid Mussolini plot
Rome reports a detailed Epoca account alleging a large conspiracy to kill Mussolini and topple the Fascist government and Savoy monarchy. Police traced Zamboni and accomplices from Mantua to Rome as they practiced rifle shooting before lodging near St Peters.
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Fascist Party
Luigi Federzoni
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Mantua
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Trial opens in Blazer murder case in Littleton court
In Littleton Colorado on November 6 the murder trial of Dr Harold Elmer Blazer opened with jury selection. Prosecutor Joel Stone described Hazel Blazer as a helpless victim and urged a finding of deliberate murder while defense chief Lewis Mowry reserved opening remarks.
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Harold Elmer Blazer
Joel Stone
Blazer
Lewis D. Mowry
Dr. Blazer
Dennis
Hazel
Aldredge
Frances Bishop
Stone
Harold E. Watson
Farr
A. A. Hensel
Hensel
Johnson
Frank Jerome
Two Hurt In Auto Mishaps At City Intersections
An unidentified man about 50 was struck by Charles Reiners of 5125 Stewart Place near Fifth and Main. He suffered a skull fracture and body injuries and was taken to General Hospital where doctors feared fatality. A notebook with the name F. M. Boring was found. Emery Bell, 21, of 608 West Fifth Street, also was injured in a collision between his auto and a street car at Sixth and Baymiller. his skull fracture and internal injuries put him in serious condition at the General Hospital.
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F. M. Boring
Broadway
Harley Jones
Boring
Emery Bell
West Fifth Street
Sixth
Baymiller Streets
Ways and Means Committee Chooses Tax Reforms
The House Ways and Means Committee advanced a broad tax package including repeal of the publicity provision in the income tax act. They also would cut inheritances tax rates, repeal the gift tax, and push earned income credits up to 80 percent while study proceeds on small corporations and partnerships.
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House Ways and Means
Mellon
Green
World pact seen to seal Wall Street financial hegemony
Berlin reports expect a world pact to give Wall Street undisputed control of global money markets. Conferences in New York between American and English financiers and Dr Hjalmar Schacht, Reichsbank chief, spark speculation on his return with key information. Some doubt Germany benefits from the collaboration, but observers anticipate political and economic stabilization.
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U S Finance Supremacy Seen From Germany Britain France
New York financial authorities say America's aid in stabilizing Germany and aiding the restoration of the British gold standard and currencies of France Belgium and Italy has automatically given the United States a leading role in world finance, without admitting a formal pact.
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Wall Street
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Dawes Attacks Senate as He Fights for New Rules
French plans to reduce armed forces after Locarno aims to equal Germany’s disarmament and mirror Geneva commitments. The Boncour committee and a radical cabinet push to empty barracks, leaving France with only colonial troops for empire duties. The move signals a pointed reply to Coolidge disarmament ideas.
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Germany
Coolidge
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New York World News Service
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League of Nations
Washington
Berlin to Sign Treaty Alleges London Pact Will Be Ratified
Berlin sources say the German government will sign the Locarno pact in London and then push for Reichstag approval. The spokesman dismissed fears of Reichstag dissolution and warned only a major ally reversal could change course. Cabinet changes are planned with Marx and two Catholics to bolster support, seeking Socialist backing.
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New York World News Service
Berlin
Foreign Office
Locarno
London
Marx
N. Y
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Italian and French Debt Talks Progress in War Settlement
In Washington, Italian and American Debt Commissioners moved toward Italy’s war debt funding, signaling potential early settlement though Italian bond talks extend to Monday. Rome pressed for a funding deal with the Romanian Commission arriving tonight. officials caution against over optimism amid possible slips. Damascus fears grow as French bombardment nears and insurgents mass. 40,000-band proclaims a national government and civilians flee to Beirut.
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Count Volpi
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New York World News Service
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Damascus
Homs
Beirut
Sarrail
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N. Y. World News Service
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Romanian War Debt Commission Arrives in New York
The Romanian War Debt Commission arrived in the United States to negotiate war debt settlements. President Nicholas Titulesco expressed strong confidence that an agreement with the United States will be reached, citing shared sentiments and U.S. justice. The delegation traveled from the Aquitania to the Battery and proceeded to Washington.
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New York
Associated Press
Rumanian War Debt Commission
United States
Rumania
Nicholas Titulesco
Aquitania
Battery
Washington
No obstacle to France loans in United States
The United States will not block French requests for banking credits in this country to support the franc despite failure of Franco-American debt funding talks. The White House says loans to nations that have not funded their war debt will be scrutinized, but no barrier will hinder credits deemed necessary for financial rehabilitation abroad.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
White House
Arabs Join Druse Tribesmen in Revolt Against French
Arabs have joined the Djebel Druse tribesmen in open revolt against the French. Homs 80 miles north of Damascus is isolated while Damascus is terrorized by shelling. Rebels claim a holy war and provisional governments exist in rebel zones as rail and telegraph lines are cut.
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Paris
Homs
Damascus
Gamelin
League of Nations
Jerusalem
Alexandretta Bay
Aleppo
Druses Seize Derat Near Damascus In Revolt
London reports from Cairo say Druse tribesmen seized Derat seven miles south of Damascus and cut the Haifa Damascus Railway. A strict news censorship is noted as Ramadan Pasha Ibn Shellash proclaims himself Military Governor under a provisional government Nessib Be Bakry named Civ Governor.
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Cairo
Derat
Deraya
Damascus
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Daily Mail
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Nessib Be Bakry
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Dawes Defends Senate Reform at Cincinnati Meeting
Vice President Charles Dawes addresses a large Cincinnati audience on reforming Senate rules. He argues for limiting personal power, cites constitutional duty, and recalls World War I leadership while criticizing obstructionist tactics. The event features a band, chorus, and outspoken attendees.
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