Procter Campaign Costs Questioned In Testimony
Testimony in Procter vs Sprague suit alleges Procter sought to sell the Wood ticket using business methods, with depositions detailing expenses and note indorsement. Judge Slick noted Procter’s possible blame for high costs but called it a moot point.
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Chicago
William Cooper Procter
Leonard Wood
Herbert L. Satterlee
New York
Procter
A. A. Sprague
Wood
Sprague
Satterlee
Imperial
New York City
Wood Campaign
James J. McGraw
Tulsa
Okla
Thomas W. Slick
Indiana
Slick
M. S. Walpole
National Wood Committee
Alexander Lambert
Burtt
W. B. Burtt
Ambrose Monell
Seymour, Morris, Jr
Colonel Procter
South Bend
Ind
Cincinnati
Robbery at Tippi National Bank Linked to Dutch Anderson
Sixteen Post Office Inspectors conclude the Tippi National Bank hold up near Troy, Ohio last Friday was the work of George Dutch Anderson, a nationwide search ongoing. He reportedly told cashier Staley and escaped with about $100 before the vault time lock stopped further theft.
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Troy
Tippi National Bank
Tippicanoe City
Here
George
Dutch) Anderson
Post Office
Anderson
Staley
Dutch
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Tribune
Sunday Commercial Tribune
Hold-Up Men At Sing Sing Barred From Parole
OSSINING New York September 25 The seven hold-up men eligible for parole from Sing Sing Prison will not be released for the present The State Board of Parole announced due to a surge of hold ups outside in recent weeks The action keeps the men in custody pending conditions improving at least for now
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New York World News Service
Ossining
N. Y
Sing Sing
State Board of Parole
Plot to assassinate Hungarian leaders uncovered in Budapest
Police in Budapest detain over one hundred suspects linked to a six month assassination plot against Admiral Horthy, Regent, Count Bethlen and other officials. Authorities claim the plan aimed to seize power and emulate Bela Kun’s 1919 dictatorship with Moscow backing. Notable detainees include Matthias Rakosi and Zoltan Weinberger.
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Moscow
Budapest
Associated Press
Admiral Horthy
Count Bethlen
Bela Kun
Hungary
Matthias Rakosi
Zoltan Weinberger
Rakosi alleged plot and high tension in Vienna and Budapest
Vienna reports say Matthias Rakosi, arrested in Budapest after a plot to kill the government and set a dictatorship, was subjected to a third degree interrogation that harmed his spine. Moscow allegedly sent 100000 to Budapest to push the extreme Socialist Vagi party toward Communism. Budapest plans for overthrow may lead to a death sentence by a special court.
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Vienna
Matthias Rakosi
Budapest
Abend
Rakosi
Moscow
Vagi
Arest
Bela Kun
Balogh
Eugene Sandler
Hungary
Bela Kun and the Fall of the Hungarian Communist Regime
Bela Kun led Hungary's 1919 communist government after a Moscow trained surge. He used money and coercion to control Budapest with a small following. Allied pressure and Romanian occupation forced abdication and flight. Kun fled to Vienna then Russia, later reappeared in Portugal and was deported.
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Bela Kun
Moscow
Lenin
Kun
Budapest
Vienna
Russia
Portugal
Ford tour plane forced down in New York field
A Fokker F 7 passenger monoplane on the Ford reliability tour was ditched at West Preston, sixteen miles from Hancock New York after its Liberty engine failed. Six men aboard were uninjured but the craft lost its landing gear propeller and wing tip ending its chance at the Edsel Ford trophy. The second Fokker continued toward Buffalo with Pilot Stultz.
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New York World News Service
Thompson
Curtiss Field
Detroit
West Preston
Hancock
N. Y
Edsel Ford
C. B.allen
World News Service
Fokker
Buffalo
Stultz
Cleveland
Prohibition raid on veterans train leads to bonds and blame
Three Detroit veterans were arrested in Cincinnati during a raid on a special train to the St Petersburg encampment. Agents Davis and Nimmo deny leadership while Chief Copelaw says Dooley overstepped Cincinnati, and bonds of 1000 dollars are posted for the three held for review.
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Sylvester Davis
Cincinnati
Federal Prohibition Forces
William Nimmo
Nimmo
Davi
Davis
The
Commercial Tribune
Herman A. Bender
Detroit
Bender
Samuel Smith
William Albrecht
Patrick O'Hanlon
Central Police Station
Thomas Gregory
United States
Thomas Morrow
Max ‘Schiff
Federal Building
Morrow
Schiff
Edward Petit
Ellis EB. Deckey
Cincinnatus
Petit
Albrecht
E. L. Porterfield
Columbus
George Dooley
Dooley
William Copelaw
Ludlow
Joseph B. Sweeney
Department of Ohio
United Spanish War Veterans
Sweeney
Detroit Couple Killed in Interurban Train Crash
Mr and Mrs Melvin Katlin of Detroit died early today when their car was struck by an interurban freight train. The vehicle was ground under the tracks and a wrecking crew had to be summoned to remove the bodies.
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Detroit
Mich
Melvin Katlin
Man claims longest wearing suit in United States
Steubenville Ohio reporter notes J F Sickler wears the same suit for 31 years and has worn it nearly every day since purchase. He plans to have it repaired now for the first time.
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Steubenville
J. F. Sickler
United States
Sickler
Lexington heiress elopes with Greek waiter to Cincinnati
Mrs Margaret Harris Goodwin, 29, left a Lexington home with her husband’s wealth and two children. She and George Pappas, 40, a Greek, were arrested on statutory charges after fleeing to Cincinnati with the husband’s car and silverware. The elopement caused social upheaval. a divorce suit and $50,000 alimony were filed in Kentucky. The case was continued to September 30.
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Lexington
Cincinnati
Margaret Harris Goodwin
George Pappas
Benjamin Goodwin
Guy Huguelett
Arata
Tebbe, Carney
Kaiser
West Eighth Street
Goodwin
Huguelett
Blue Grass
Pappas
Vine Street
Air mail seen unreliable for Cleveland firms
Cleveland banks and businesses shun air mail in favor of trains due to late arrivals and weather risks. A Plain Dealer survey notes large checks often fail to arrive in time for clearance, while the Federal Reserve avoids air mail altogether.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Plain Dealer
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
J. E. Whitbeck
Eastern Air Division
Federal Reserve Bank
R. C. Mack
Post Office Department
Whitbeck
Woman Held in San Antonio Killing and Robbery
Mrs Ada McCobb a 59 year old wealthy widow died in a hospital after being found on the floor of a boarding house in Marlandale suburb. Mrs Mabel Longworth Sheridan a 30 year old resident of the same house is jailed charged with murder. Diamonds valued at 16000 were missing though other jewels were found in a trunk.
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San Antonio
Tex
Ada McCobb
Marlandale
Mabel Longworth Sheridan
Bexar County
Shenandoah gas cells blamed for airship plunge
Lakehurst N J Sept 25 A Naval Court of Inquiry heard chief rigger James Collier testify that several helium gas cells failed before Shenandoah began breaking up while other survivors said no cells failed under extreme pressure at 6065 feet. Collier said No 9 was deflated about 30 percent and No 8 overfull, and he warned a mate that the ship was doomed.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Shenandoah
Naval Court of Inquiry
James H. Collier
Collier
C. E. Rosendahl
No. 9
Paul Foley
Jones
Rosendahl
Arthur Carlson
Anderson to sue paper for libel
William H. Anderson former State Superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League announced he will sue the Christian Century of Chicago for 50 009 dollars accusing libel. He cites a statement that he served time for misuse of league funds and notes a 1924 forgery conviction with a year in Sing Sing.
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New York
William H. Anderson
Anti-Saloon League
Christian Century
Chicago
Anderson
League Fund
Sing Sing
American Prohibition Protestant Patriotic Protective Alliance
John T. King
Debt Talks With Caillaux Show American Terms Rejected
Washington reports say Andrew Mellon countered French Finance Minister Caillaux with the American debt proposal while Caillaux pressed for graduated payments. Borah asks for full details of European loans in a Treasury meeting as debt negotiations continue between the United States and France.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Andrew W. Mellon
Joseph Caillaux
France
M. Caillaux
Paris
America
American Commission
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mellon
Hoover
American Debt Funding Commission
Europe
United States
Idaho
Beer Barons Admit Wholesale Bribery Of Jail Officials
Chicago report details Terrence Druggan and Frank Lake accusing Cook County Jail officials of widespread favors in exchange for bribes. Four officials were ordered detained. Westbrook and Foerst face bail while Thompson and Fitzgerald remain free. Proceedings continue as evidence ties payments to hospital transfers and dental visits.
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Lake
Druggan
Associated Press
Chicago
Terrence Duggan
Frank Lake
Wilkerson
Cook County
Westbrook
Foerst
Thompson
Fitzgerald
Druggan-Lake
Druggan and Lake
Peter Hoffman
Thomas Brockmeyer
Franklin R. Percival
Percival
Federal
Taxi Driver Hits Police Car In Milford Crash
Hartwell of 243 Pike Street was arrested on three charges after taking a downtown taxi from the parking stand and crashing into a parked police auto on Eastern Avenue in Milford. He faces operating a vehicle while intoxicated reckless driving and driving a car without the owner's consent. Lieutenant Peter Schroeder was the parked officer not in the car.
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Eastern Avenue
Milford Hartwell
Pike Street
Peter Schroeder
S-51 Sunk After Collision Twenty Miles From Block Island
The submarine S-51 was sunk twenty miles east of Block Island after a collision with the steamship City of Rome. Thirty seven crewmen are drowned. three survivors were picked up by the City of Rome which reported the incident. The S-51, 1500 tons submerged, 1200 tons surfaced, carried a four inch gun and five torpedo tubes. Commander Lieutenant Dobson.
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Associated Press
Providence
Block Island
City of Rome
New London
Savannah
Boston
Dobson
Submarine S-51 Sighting Unconfirmed Off Block Island
Navy Department had received no official confirmation of the reported sinking of the submarine S-51 off Block Island. The vessel departed New London on September 20 for a presumed practice cruise. the Boston Navy Yard had no details. A radio message to the City of Rome said no information could be provided at present.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy Department
Block Island
New London
Boston Navy Yard
Rome
Youth Admits Murder of Des Moines Clerk
Edward F. Ladurie, 19, a French Indian youth alias Edward Durant, confessed to the Des Moines murder of B. F. Thomas, a Randolph Hotel clerk, after police linked him to May slaying. He was arrested near Grand Beach Michigan and to be returned to Des Moines for first degree murder charges.
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Associated Press
Michigan City
Ind
Edward F. Ladurie
Grand Beach Hotel
Lake Michigan
B. F. Thomas
Des Moines
Ladurie
Edward Durant
St. Joseph
Mich
Thomas
Randolph Hotel
Ladulle
Ray Pictures Bankrupt Faces Asset Schedule in Court
Charles Ray Productions, Inc. a Los Angeles based company created to produce films with actor Charles Ray, was adjudged bankrupt in Federal Court. An order requires the company to file a schedule of assets and liabilities within ten days.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Charles Ray Productions, Inc
Charles Ray
Steal Bicycles Bound for Florida Land Boom
Two Brooklyn youths George J. Carnese 16 and America We Lang 15 started south on bicycles with $6 to buy Florida land. In Menachem New Jersey police stopped them seeing new bikes and, after checks, New York police declared the bicycles stolen.
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Florida
New York World News Service
New York
George J. Carnese
America
We Lang
Brooklyn
Menachem
N. J
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