Mussolini Accused in Matteotti Kidnapping Probe
Italian Liberals assert Mussolini ordered the June 1924 Matteotti kidnapping and murder through the Tcheka, citing Finzi and others. Testimony aims to show the dictatorship’s reach while prosecutors focus on actual slayers Domini Volpi and three others.
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Paris
Mussolini
Tcheka
Giacomo Matteotti
Italy
Matteotti
World News Service
Aldo Finzi
Baron Schiff- Giorgini
Carlo Silvestri
Il Popolo
Rome
Giovanni Emanuel
Corriere Della Sera
Milan
Vinzi
Russia
Finzi
Santoro
Senate
Domini
Volpi
Cesare Rossi
Rome Dispatch
A&bove
Read and used The Commercial Tribune Classified Ads
Mrs. K M Willoughby spent 22 dollars in other papers for furnished rooms with no results. A trained ad admirer helped her write an ad for The Commercial Tribune Classified Columns. The rooms rented the first day the ad appeared. Call Canal 6300.
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K. M. Willoughby
May Street
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Willoughby
Hoodoo lore swirls as Liberty Theater manager dies
J W Mayer,Liberty Theater manager and part owner, died of pneumonia in his hotel. A Edgar Allen Poe play at the Liberty closed after a disastrous week, amid theater superstition of a hoodoo affecting productions. The Liberty show starred James Kirkwood and Lila Lee and was written by Catherine Chisholm Cushing.
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New York
Edgar Allen Poe
J. W
Jack
the Liberty
Richard Mansfield
Poe
Liberty Theater
James Kirkwood
Lila Lee
Filma
Catherine Chisholm Cushing
Supreme Court Rules Home Searches Without Warrant Unlawful
The court held that searches of private dwellings without a warrant are unreasonable and abhor rent, except when tied to a lawful arrest. In a Brooklyn narcotics case, agents searched Alba's home without a warrant after a staged sale, and the ruling bars such evidence and any seizures from the dwelling.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Butler
Brooklyn
Congress
Stephen Albea
Thomas
Frank Agnello
Alba
Agnello
Jewel theft return arranged for Plaza Hotel loot
Police say arrangements through underworld channels are set for tomorrow to return 683000 worth of gems stolen from Mrs Jessie Woolworth Donahue's Plaza apartment on September 30. The hour is 1 pm and investigators will pursue arrests regardless of jewelry return.
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Associated Press
New York
Underworld
Hotel Plaza
Jessie Woolworth Donahue
Donahues
Pecora
Red Cross Honors Knight at Fifth Annual Convention
Samuel Knight of San Francisco was elected permanent Chairman of the fifth annual American Red Cross convention opening in St. Louis today October 12.
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RED Cross
Knight
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Samuel Knight
San Francisco
The
American Red Cross
Kentucky girl escapes after kidnapping attempt in auto
Miss Beanore Davidson, 19, of Louisville, lured from her aunt's Covington home by a telephone ruse to meet a fake doctor in Cincinnati. She was taken on a rapid ride through Hamilton County before escaping when she noticed the stranger wore a fraternal order emblem.
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Covington
Kentucky
Hamilton County
Beanore Davidson
Louisville
Thomas Davidson
Lexington
W. F
Miss Davidson
Miss. Davidson
Dr. Redman
General Hospital
Cincinnati
Dixie Terminal
Fourth Street
Hospital
Price Hill
Westwood
Cheviot
College
Hill
Army Triumphs In Pulitzer Race With Bettis Sets Three World Records
Lieutenant Cyrus K. Bettis of the Army won the Pulitzer Trophy race at Mitchel Field, averaging 248.99 mph over four laps to best Navy ace Alford J. Williams. Bettis set new records for the 50 km race and for related events, while Williams fell short of his 1923 mark. Admiral Moffett and General Patrick sent congratulatory notes as Bettis sought his sister after the finish.
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Army
Navy
Lieut
Bettis
C. B. Allen
New York World News Service
New York
Cyrus K. Bettis
Mitchel Field
Alford J. Williams
Mitchell Field
Amityville
Cold Spring Harbor
Curtiss
Williams
Dayton
Little Army
Garden City
William A. Moffet
Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
St. Louis
Moffett
Seek Slayer of Detective Durkin Targeted in Midwest Manhunt
Chicago Oct 12 police extend the hunt for gunman Martin Durkin who fatally shot Edward Shanahan a DOJ operative. Durkin believed en route east after Mishawaka car swap, then South Bend pursuit. He previously escaped a Hall of Justice office attack in Sacramento last May.
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Chicago
Martin Durkin
Edward C. Shanahan
Department of Justice
Indiana
Durkin
Iman
Mishawaka
Ind
South Bend
Shanahan
Hall of Justice
Sacramento
California
Escaped convict Earl Stearns hunted after deputy slain in Dubuque
Dubuque Iowa October 12 posses swept the area for Earl Stearns an escaped Illinois convict who killed Deputy Sheriff Leo Hemmers during a jail breakfast shooting Stearns 24 had been jailed for assault and robbery and had been linked to a August skull fracture and a robbery at a store Harold Carlson recaptured Don ald Keardell from St Louis is believed hiding Hemmers a World War veteran left a widow and two children
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Dubuque
Iowa
Earl Stearns
Illinois
Leo Hemmers
Stearns
Harold Carlson
Donald Keardell
St. Louis
Hemmer
Bull Pen
Della Berk
Jie
Joliet
Keardell
Carlson
Four Held in Mail Robbery Loot Recovered
Los Angeles police announced the recovery of 60000 and the arrest of a fourth suspect in the registered mail truck holdup Thursday night. The total loss was revised to 500000 in cash jewelry and securities with 20000 in currency believed hidden in a Los Angeles bank safety deposit box to be opened tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Compromise Terms on Security Reached by Arrangement
LOCARNO Switzerland October 12 The gentleman's agreement on Germany entering the League of Nations is to be signed by Great Britain France Italy and Belgium The pact limits League authority to interpret the covenant and parties say it cannot demand states military economic or financial support in wartime Germany conferred with Berlin and prepared to accept a definite answer The Allies meanwhile reserve rights for automatic French intervention if Germany breaches eastern frontier with Poland or Czecho Slovakia and would refer doubtful cases to the League if submitted
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Locarno
Switzerland
Germany
League of Nations
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
League
Council
Luther
Stresemann
Berlin
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Berlin Hears Formula For Pact Is Reached
Locarno reports say a compromise formula for a security pact was found and Article XVI agreed. Berlin awaits official reaction while Luther and Stresemann seek details. nationalists may resist renouncing Alsace Lorraine, but no firm German move yet.
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Samuel Spewick
New York World News Service
Berlin
Locarno
Dispatches
Germany
Reich
League of Nations
Luther
Stresemann
von Hindenburg
Alsace-Lorraine
Reichstag
N. Y
Russia and Germany End Far Reaching Trade Treaty
Moscow reports that Russia and Germany have concluded a most favored nation trade pact after two years of negotiation. The accord covers ten agreements and excludes Versailles entente privileges and Russia’s concessions to neighboring states. Analysts expect impact on Europe’s economic and political alignments now shaping Locarno decisions.
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Russia
Germany
Associated Press
Moscow
Europe
Locarno
Dancer Fontaine Hears Postponement in West Chicago Case
United States Commissioner Glass continued the removal proceedings against dancer Evan Burroughs Fontaine until October 15 in West Chicago. Fontaine seeks contempt relief against Cornelius Van derbilt Whitney, alleged father of her son, with a San Francisco Federal Court contempt claim.
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Chicago
United States
Glass
Evan Burroughs Fontaine
Miss Fontaine
San Francisco
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
Shooting of Ohio man during Coshocton raid
Ernest Middy 45 was shot in the left leg by M R Ferrer a state dry enforcement officer during a raid near Coshocton Ohio Middy says Ferrer fired as he moved toward his hip while searching a car at a camp north of Coshocton Ferrer reports Middy demanded a search warrant and Middy’s account differs from Ferrer’s as authorities investigate the incident.
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Coshocton, O
Ernest Middy
M. R. Ferrer
Coshocton
Middy
Ferrer
Iddy
Peanuts Vendor Veach Delivers Historic Catch at Griffiths
At Griffith Stadium on October 12 Washington's Rube Veach, famed peanut seller, delivered a remarkable inshoot catch during the Pirates Senators game. The crowd roared as a peanut bag arced into the stands while a spectator fielded a dime tossed by Marcus Washington Flint. The day featured a Washington Barracks army band performance and a stiff first-ball delivery from the President.
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
Senators
Aldridge
Marcus
Washington Flint
Rube Veach
Washington
Rube
Mr. Flint
George Washington
Potomac
Rube’s
Army Band
Jojo
Washington Barracks
Vernon Castle
Marillyn Miller
Army
Knighthood
Ted Shawn
Clifton Webb
Mary Hay
Leon Errol
Washington's Luck Leaves as Coolidge Quits the Stand
In Washington on October 12 President Coolidge left early during a Pirates at Washington game after forced to keep an engagement. Pittsburgh led 2 1 while the President departed. Mrs Coolidge stayed and applauded Joe Harris after his home run and cheered for a Washington rally.
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Washington
President Coolidge
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Stanley Caveleskie
Vic Aldridge
Senators
Buccaneers
Walter Johnson
Bill McKechnie
Zachary
Coveleskie
Win Ballou
Fred Marberry
Bucky Harris
Alex Ferguson
Dutch Reuther
Portsider
Joe Harris
Cuyler, Barnhart
Wright
Moore
Traynor
Carey
McIinnis
Grantham
Pirate
Aldridge
Barnhart
Buccaneer
Lef
Yrberry
Bluege
Paris General Strike Turns Violent With Dead and Wounded
A general strike led by Communists erupted in Paris and across several cities. Two killed and thirty wounded, including three policemen, with seventy arrested. Deputy Jacques Doriot seized after clashes near St Denis following a sentence for inciting soldiers.
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Paris
Jacques Doriot
Havre
Toulouse
St. Etienne
Strassbourg
Lyons
Marseilles
Rennes
Grenoble
Toulon
St. Denis
France
Count Dellamota Accused in Rome Church Jewel Theft
In Rome the case of the St Augustin's Church jewel theft links Count Jose Dellamota a South American aristocrat famed for jewel knowledge. Police found unset emeralds and pearls in Milan and reveal his papers and writings about Italy's famed sanctuary.
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Beatrice Baskerville
New York World News Service
Rome
St. Augustin’s Church
Milan
Jose Dellamota
Mexico
Dellamota
Italy
Count Dellamota
St. Ambrose
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World
Press Pub. Co
Sheiks Go Home In Sacks In Kenmore
In Kenmore Ohio a gang strips boys wearing long trousers on the way from school and bundles them into burlap sacks forcing them home. Mothers report the incident to police as city records note the risk to young boys.
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The
Associated Press
Kenmore
Veral
Pirates Rally to Clip Senators in Fifth World Series Game
In Washington Pittsburgh hitters explode for six runs after a slow start to take a 6 3 win and move within one game of the title. Aldridge wins with strong relief and Barnhart drives in key runs lifting the Pirates past the Senators as Cavel eskie and other Washington hurlers struggle.
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Aldridge
Senators
Griffith Stadium
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
Pirates
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