Suspect Picked Up and Later Given Freedom
SAS youth giving the name of Herbert Jeffries and claiming no traveler was picked up on a downtown street early this morning by Night Patrolman Charles Morrs and rocked in the county jail on a general loitering charge. He established to the satisfaction of police and May fit Thomas H. Cather that he came Bare last night. On his person was found an empty pocketbook inscribed J. H. joFBing disapigsed the case with the boy sild he vied ah The epeeerty was a bie mayor, at heaving his fine, bs found yo spec a e-Youth. He was A likely routes for i city with dispatch. ana anions beaten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAS
Herbert Jeffries
Charles Morrs
King
Eithfio
Thomas H. Cather
J. H. Jofbing
Dispatch
London setback and South American mobilization report
Foreign desk reports London setback as La Paz halts the Araguayan offensive. In Asuncion thousands rally to arms with 30 000 of 50 000 accepting. Montevideo notes U S aims for intellectual and spiritual cooperation with other American republics. Domestic item: Chicago State witness against accused kidnappers Billy Ranieri shot by gunmen.
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Asuncion
Chicago
Billy Raneri
Rioting Charges Dropped in Miners’ Union Case
In Piltabingh on December 18, charges of rioting and inciting to riot against John Brophy and Pat Toohey, leaders of the "save the miners' union" movement, were nolle prossed on the district attorney's motion over defense objections. They appeared in court with attorney Arthur Garfield Hayes, joined by Clarence Darrow, seeking to influence mine workers’ administration.
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Piltabingh
Rint
John Brophy
Pat Toohey
T O
United Mine Workers of America
Nolle
Brophy
Toohey
Save the Miners’ Union
Arthur’ Garfield Hayes
New York
Clarence Darrow
Chicago miners case ends in dismissal amid protest
Chicago lawyer was engaged as defense by the ACLU. Darrow did not appear in court. District Attorney Gardner moved to dismiss the case, Judge Reid granted the motion. Hayes protested, Bal urged trial. Gardner said the move due to insufficient evidence. Charges stem from a Renton mining village disorder where miners met to support the union. police ordered the meeting disbanded after alleged attacks on the US government.
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Chicago
American Civil Liberties Union
Darrow
A. B. Reid
Hayes
Gardner
Brophy
Toohey
Renton
Save the Union
Jas
Tomys
United States
Wence
Deaths in Cincinnati and Hodgenville area noted
Cincinnati fatal notices list Charles A Hineeh former president of Union Trust Company and ex American Bankers Association leader. Hodgenville obituary for David Highbaugh Smith 72 former congressman and Farmers National Bank president. Circuit Clerk Frank M Holl Jr and Attorney C E Wyckoff attend federal court in Elk ing today.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Charles A Hineeh
Fift Third Union Trust Company
Her
American Bankers Assocation
Hodgenville
David Highbaugh Smith
Congress
Kentucky
Farmers National Bank
Circuit
Frank M. Holl Jr
C. E. Wyckoff
Federal
Elking Toda
State Police Seek Bigger Appropriation
Charleston Dee. State Police seek a 600000 annual appropriation for maintenance and seven stricter traffic laws. Robert E. O'Connor, superintendent, says legislation to allow the department to join the State Workmen's Compensation fund and to enlarge the highway patrol force is needed. The report notes current traffic laws are outdated and require modernization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Dee
Robert E. O'Connor
Former Bank Teller Admits Large Theft
Former National Bank teller in Los Angeles pleaded guilty in federal court to embezzling 175000 in Liberty bonds from the bank in 1926. He faces sentencing next Monday. He had been working in New Orleans as a newspaper reporter under the alias Kenneth O’Hara when arrested.
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Los Angeles
O'Neil
First National Bank
New Orleans
Kenneth O'Hara
Town leaders facing trial in liquor cleanup indictments
Leadville city officials headed by Mayor McDonald and 16 citizens were served bench warrants by U S Marshals as federal grand jury indictments allege conspiracy in a major city liquor cleanup. The town, in a mining region, awaited further arrests as the grand jury had met in Pueblo earlier this month.
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Lovatobles
Cot. Dee
Plenty Iden Iis
KR. J. McDonald
United States
Callen
Pueblo
Leadville
Government officials testifying amid arrests and arraignments
Officials were called to testify while those arrested were released on temporary bonds. Arraignments are scheduled later in the week and trials are expected to begin January 7 at Pueblo.
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Peublo
W. and J. Athlete II Wed to Society Girl
Morris C. Robinson of Wheeling West Virginia quarterback for Washington and Jefferson College wed Janet MacGregor in Wellsburg West Virginia in a quiet ceremony. Robinson captains the varsity basketball team and is the son of Rev. Charles H. Robinson. Mrs. Robinson is a debutant from Pittsburgh society.
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W. and
J. Athlete II
Pittsburgh
Morris C. Robinson
Wheeling
W. Va
Washington and Jefferson
Janet MacGregor
Marrie
Wellsburg
Tnsides
Robinson
Charles H. Robinson
John W.exor
Governor Candidate Jack Wilkinson Hugtington Visits Friends
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jack Wilkinson Hugtington, a prominent local resident with prior ties, is in town meeting friends during a recent campaign stop.
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AL d
Jack" Wilkinson Hugtington
Needles and Clarke Wed at St Bartholo's Church
New York December 18 1926 Arch Tur Ar tur Charles Needles president of Wie Norfolk and Western Railway and Miss Edith Hor tense Clarke of New York were married today at St Bartholo iews church Rev Robert Norwood officiated only relatives attended Needles 61 and his bride 24 daughter of William B Clarke of Union City Pa Needles was previously married to Dessie Parker Williams of Baltimore who died in 1923 He has one son John Oliver Needles who acted as best man today
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New York
Artur Charles Needles
Wie Norfolk and Western Railway Company
Edith Hortense Clarke
St Barthalo
Iew
Robert Norwood
Needles
William B. Clarke
Union City
Dessie
Parker Williams
Baltimore
John Oliver Needles
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Henry Ford
McCracken
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Byrd
Poplar Bluff
Nora Edwards
Charles L. Faust
Missouri
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Subone
Kansas City
Chico
Calif
Luther Sage Kelly
Tompkinsvil Webster
London
la Paz
Bolivia
Opera House
Mon
Fia
Courthouse
Stolzenfel
Eden
Ather Pall
Red Cross Pharmacy
West Side
Court Pharmacy
Tobias Bldg
Stradn
Pa Patt FM
Miller’s Shoe Store
Grafton
C.V. Miller
Reliable Footwear
West Virginia
Jewel
G. W. Loar & CO
West Main St
Penn Fruit Market
Sunkist
Stark’s Delicious
COURT
Court’ Pharmacy
Ernest L. Love
Leadville, Col
Grand Theatre
Fields
Chester
Onklin
Parker and Conklin
Grafton Drug & Chemical Co
Rexall Store
Sturdiboy and
Perfection Brands
Wm. Archdeacon Company
W. President
Mrs. Coolidge
John M. Rice
Pitt ‘Burgh
Rath Turner
Clyde G. Turner
Tul
Gladstones
Wm. Archdeacon Co
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