Appeal to U S Court over West Virginia bus case
Charleston dispatch reports Chief Justice Taft granted an appeal to the Supreme Court of the United States in the West Virginia dispute between bus operators and rail lines. The case questions federal constitutional rights and first claims on transport certificates, with plaintiffs Baltimore & Ohio Railroad and Monongahela West Penn Public Service Company and defendants Clarkshoro Buckhannon and related firms.
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Charleston
Supreme Court of the United States
West Virginia
Taft
Fred C. Blue
H. B. Lee
Baltimore & Ohio Itailroad
Monongahela
West Penn Public Service Company
Clarkshoro
Grafton
Buckhannon
Leg |Olds Taxicab Company
Bart Mett
Brothers Bus. Company
State Road Commission
Lindy Welcomed in Honduras After Bold Landing
Belize, British Honduras, Dec. 31. Enthusiasm over Col Charles A. Lindbergh grows in Central America after he landed the Spirit of St. Louis on a treacherous field near the Guatemala route. He circled the field and touched down, narrowly avoiding wires, then continued to Page Eight amid festive acclaim. Mrs Martha Jackson of East Main street once gravely ill with influenza shows slow recovery.
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Belize
British Honduras
Central America
Charles A. Lindbergh
Guatemala City
Lindbergh
St. Louis
Martha Jackson
East Main Street
Grafton Sentinel Offers Evening Payment Hours
The office announces extended evening hours for paying fines and other accounts to accommodate those unable to visit during the day. The notice appears in The Grafton Sentinel published by The Grafton Printing Co.
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Grafton Sentinel
Grafton Printing Co
Police probe every angle of Kidnaping case
Los Angeles reports push new angles in the Marian Parker kidnapping and slaying case as police probe Welby Hunt and Edward Hickman involvement. Ellsworth claims they worked with him in other crimes, but Los Angeles timelines and locations remain unclear. Investigators reexamine ties to Alhambra conference and Bellevue Arms apartment plans, while Hickman’s defense strategy is debated. Authorities also reopen inquiry into the death of Mrs. Driskell’s husband under a Pasadena bridge.
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Los Angeles
Welby Hunt
Willian
Edward Hickman
Marian Parker
Detroit
James Ellsworth
Hunt
Hickman
Jerome Walsh
Kansas City
Walsh
A. R. Crist Kell
Bellevue Arms
Hackman
Two Well Known Men Killed In Accident
In Ypsilanti Michigan a snowbound night crash fatally injured two notable men Henry Winchester of Ann Arbor a renowned consulting engineer and Professor Herbert S Mallory rhetoric department University of Michigan. Mallory born Akron Ohio joined Michigan in 1908 from Yale after the collision with a moving freight train near the city.
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Ypsilanti, Mich
Henry Winchester
Ann Arbor
Herbert $. Mallory
Rhetoric Department
University of Michigan
Here
Mallory
Akron
Ohio
Michigan
Yale
Coolidge backs tax bill delay beyond March
President Coolidge supports delaying action on the tax reduction bill until after March 15. He reiterates that the decision to push the bill rests with the Senate and notes Mellon’s acceptance of delay was not a recommendation to Congress. The White House stresses the treasury proposal for a $225 million cut is separate from the current Senate plan.
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Coolidge
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White House
Mellon
Smoot
Finance Committee
Congress
House
Treasury
Mellons
Rich Woman Murder Probe Sees Dr McMillan Suspect
Los Angeles detectives pursue a tangled case surrounding Mrs Amelia Appleby heiress to a millionaire inventor. The body was found on a highway wrapped in canvas. a canvas fragment and cord support a murder charge against Dr Charles M McMillan who is linked to her will and missing jewels valued at 60000. Police note two pairs of Mrs Appleby shoes and a neighbor sighting of him driving her car. McMillan previously faced narcotics charges and a 1920 federal sentence. a 1919 fine for similar offense is cited.
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Los Angeles
Amelia Appleby
Here
Charles M. McMillan
McMillan
Waco
Texas
Charles ‘McMillan
Capital Society Has Gayest Time Of Year
Washington society during the year end season features Kellogg entertaining with lunches breakfasts and teas at the Pan-American building. Foreign members attend breakfast gatherings while Mrs Longworth hosts a 24 hour open house. The speaker of the House and Mrs Longworth, along with the President, will appear at receptions as younger senators and representatives resume duties after holidays.
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Society
Kellogg
Longworth
Coolidge
Panena Longworth
Recovery of Sub Victims Bodies Near Provincetown
Two weeks after the submarine sank off Provincetown Massachusetts in collision with a coast guard destroyer divers from the salvage fleet entered the tomb of 40 officers and men. The second tunnel under the hull has been completed and lifting chains will pass through openings. Diver Thomas Eadie rescued his partner C T Mattox who was buried in mud when a bawk caved in. Mattox’s air line had been lost and surface ships cut off contact. Eadie had rescued a fellow diver before. Diver L C Michels became fouled and could not free himself. Hadie cut him free. Navy officials thought some bodies might be recovered during today’s operations.
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Mass
Coast Guard
Thomas Eadie
C.T. Mattox
Mattox
Eadie
L. C. Michels
Hadie
Michaels
Navy
New York Harbor Shrouded In Dense Mist
New York harbor was blanketed in fog for the second day. Twenty four outbound liners tied at piers waiting for mist to lift while incoming vessels were fog bound outside the harbor. Smaller craft navigated by sound and whistles as smoke hung in an almost windless air. Weather bureau instruments recorded a wind of one mile per hour.
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New York
New York Harbor
Weather Bureau
Negro Bank Officers Held For Embezzling
Memphis police arrested F. Ward president and Le roy, Ww. William assistant cashier of the closed Fraternal and Solvent Bank and Trust Company after admissions that they embezzled about $100,000 from the bank. The arrest followed their statements.
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Tenn
F. Ward
Leroy
William
Bank and Trust Company
Negro Institution
Wolf Sought After Attack in Beverly New Jersey
A bespectacled would be kidnapper calling himself The Wolf terrorized Beverly for three days. Police across the state hunt the suspect believed inspired by the Parker case in Los Angeles. He attacked 17 year old Reginald Duncan, son of the Beverly cemetery superintendent, at midnight in a second kidnapping attempt. Mothers warned to keep children indoors as posses search.
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Marian Parker
Los Angeles
William Edward Hickman
the Fox
The
Reginald Duncan
Duncan
Amily
Martyr To Science Woman Is Selected Society's President
Washington December 31 A martyr to science victim of a disease now confining her to the Marine Hospital in Norfolk Virginia Miss Alice C Evans Washington bacteriologist learned today she had been elected president of the American Bacteriologists Society She was accorded the distinction by the society at its convention last night in Rochester New York Five years ago Miss Evans associated with the United States Hygienic Laboratories contracted Malta fever in discovering that it is sometimes acquired by humans from cattle Since then she has been subject to frequent attacks of the fever the present illness having kept her in the hospital for nearly a year Dr George McCoy director of the laboratories under whom Miss Evans has done much of her work declared that her Malta fever discovery was of great importance to medical science and that she had also done valuable experimental work in infantile paralysis and sleeping sickness
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Washington
Marine Hospital
Norfolk
Grace Loar Wins Award In National Essay Contest
Grace Loar of Maple Avenue won honorable mention and $20 in a nationwide contest for the best article on the life of Woodrow Wilson. The Woodrow Wilson Foundation offered $57,000 in prizes with winners announced at the New York City annual dinner. Continent-wide snow storms and frigid air accompanied the announcement as the jury rejected first prizes. Loar’s essay praised Wilson as a modern prophet and a man of foresight.
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Woodrow, Wilson
Woodrow, Wilson Foundation
Miss Loar
Miaaissippi Valley
Rocky Mountain
Remus Begins Legal Fight for Sanity Release
In Cincinnati on December 31 George Rémus fights life term in Lima State Hospital for the Criminal Insane. He aims for a rehearing after a probate judge ruled him insane, while attorney Charles H. Elston seeks to block another sanity test to push error proceedings toward the Court of Common Pleas. A writ of habeas corpus hearing is set for Tuesday.
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George Rémus
State Hospital
Lima
Charles H. Elston
Remus
Imogene
Willian H. Lueders
Probate
Elston
Lueders
Court of Common Pleas
Sentinel Regular Edition Schedule Notice
The Trafton Sentinel announces its regular edition will publish on Monday January 2 New Year’s Day. The office will open from 7:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and 8 other weekdays.
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Trafton Sentinel
Jae
Bank Robbers Take $80,000 In National Bank Heist
Six men posing as prohibition agents abducted teller George Anderson at Ravenswood National Bank in Chicago. They forced him, his parents, and a police guard to open the vault as dawn broke. About $80,000 in paper money and gold, plus securities and a small amount of silver, were seized before the bandits vanished in a snowbound morning.
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Ravenswood National Bank
George Anderson
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Algot Anderson
Prohibition
Gearc Anderson
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