Heldman hearing may free man in Canton death case
Coroner described two autopsies and findings in the death of Margaret Heldman near Canton. The witness testified about abdominal injury and a bullet hole in the car, with a second autopsy confirming similar results in Dubois. Heldman pressed for a preliminary hearing to seek release while the grand jury convenes.
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Canton
Wilbur
Heldman
Lorain Furnace
Margaret
T” G. Mediate
Justice of the Peace
Smythe
Grand Jury
Fearnas
Waynesburg Road
Here
Ed. Gibson
Mercy Hospital
New York Campaign Against Crime Nets 300 Suspects
In New York 300 suspects were jailed as part of Commissioner Whalen's anti crime drive. Six men were sought for homicide, one for counterfeiting, and a mail robbery suspect highlighted as key captures. Raids on speakeasies and hangouts continued late into Saturday and Sunday with most arrestees held without bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Whalen
Weather outlook cloudy with rising temperatures tonight
The forecast notes cloudy skies and milder temperatures tonight. Tuesday expected precipitation including rain or snow and a drop in temperatures.
Post Office Service New Year’s Day Notice
Post Office service observes New Year’s Day with no city or rural delivery. Money order, registry, general delivery and stamp windows closed all day. Collection in business district only at 7:30 p.m. To ensure prompt dispatch, all mail should be deposited in the post office. 5 WTHANDT, Postmaster.
Bolivian and Paraguayan Tensions Tension in Gran Chaco Escalates
War rumors echo from border skirmishes as Bolivian delay in protocol acceptance fuels panic. A Buenos Aires paper reports imminent clashes between Paraguayan and Bolivian forces with Bolivian air activity over Bahia Negra. A Pan American conference panel pursues a conciliation treaty and a tribunal to settle border disputes, with a promised response from Bolivia anticipated before week’s end.
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Washington
Bolivia
Buenos Aires
Asumncion
Paraguay
Gran Chaco
Bahia Negra
Untrue wife murdered in Indiana double tragedy
Danyitle Indiana reports Raph M. Heath, 34, shot and killed Mrs W Snyder, 45, at the Snyder summer estate and then turned the revolver on himself. Heath, operator of the Snyder poultry farm, left a note for the woman's husband praising himself for ending the affair. Police say Snyder, manager of the Hotel Seward in Detroit, ordered Heath to end the relationship. Continued on Page Three.
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Danyitle
Ind
Raph M. Heath
Snyder
Snyder Poultry Farm
Seward
Detroit
Ana
Heath
Public bids set for government oil in Cat Creek field
Washington reported that the Department of Interior announced bids for the sale of government royalty oil in the Cat Creek Montana field would be opened publicly. The bid from The Oil and Refining Company of Detroit was canceled after the attorney general ruled the option of renewal invalid as it was not in the bidding advertisement.
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Washington
Depanient
Interioe
Cat Gresk
Montana
Mie
Secretary West
Oven Oi and Refining Company
Detroit
Ford 10 Hire 3 000 Workers Immediately
Detroit December 31 Ford Motor Company announces a plan to employ 30 000 additional workers to run six days for machines five for men to raise output and end night shifts. The move aims to boost Model A production from 82 500 to 40 200 weekly with full implementation by March 1 and to apply to other assembly plants after initial success.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Henry Ford
Ling
Suffi
Hospital Employes Escape From Inferno
December 31 193? in San Antonio Texas thirteen Baylor hospital nurses and the superintendent escaped a cremation like blaze that destroyed a burning dormitory. Injured were Miss Marjorie Nowlin Miss Violet Barnes Edith Dov and Mrs Virginia Speers with Nowlin sustaining burns and a fractured hip from leaping from a second story porch.
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San Antonio
Tex
Hirteen
Baylor Hospital
Marjorie Nowlin
Violet Barnes
Edith Dov
Virginia Speers
Nowlin
Good Will Mission Proves Its Worth
Good Will Mission proceeds to Hamp ton Road with two distinct stages. In Central America the trip moves into political channels while in South America the focus shifts to economic conditions. In Honduras and Nicaragua leaders publicly favor stronger American ties and the retention of Marines to aid local forces, as Costa Rica officials discuss security arrangements.
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Utah
Hampton Road
Florerbert Hoover
Central America
South America
United States
Honduras
Nicaragua
Diaz
Moncada
Costa Rica
Woman Denied New Trial in Habitual Liquor Case
In Lansing Michigan Circuit Judge Charles Collingwood denied Mrs. Etta Mae Miller a new trial and a motion to quash the information. Jury selection for the low habitual crime charge began after overruled motions. If the jury finds guilt the life sentence becomes mandatory under the habitual criminal provisions.
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Lansing
Mich Pc
Etta Mae Miller
Charles 2. Collingwood
Collingwood
Miller
Trio Sought in Slayings Across States
Camden, Nev, Dec 21 police and Philadelphia investigators hunted for a trio of gunmen after a machine gun and pump gun attack killed Joseph Cusano 21 and Nicholas Celebre 29 of Philadelphia and wounded five others including a 19 year old passenger and a 19 year old girl paralyzed by a back shot. The attack on two mercy wagon loaded cars on the Black Horse pike left the driverless coupe wrecked in a ditch as victims crawled away. The assailants fled in a yellow roadster. authorities labeled the killers Philadelphia gangsters seeking revenge.
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Camden
Nev
Philadelphia
Black Horse
Joseph Cusano
Nicholas Celebre
Samuel Orlando
Cusano
Eleanor McDevitt
Daniel Delgiornor
Danny Day
McDevitt
Phyllis Piazzollo
Peter Zecco
New Year Greetings Sent Between Churches and Synagogues
The Synagogue Council of America sent New Year greetings to Protestant and Catholic churches, echoing a prior message from the Federal Council of Churches. Signed by Rev Dr Bram Simon, the letter praises religious freedom, shared values, and hopes for global guidance by America’s ideals. Represented groups include Union of Orthodox Congregations, Rabbinical Council, American Hebrew Congregations, Central Conference of American Rabbis, United Synagogue, and Rabbinical Assembly.
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Washington
Synagogue Council of America
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Bram Simon
America
Synagogue Council
Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America
Rabbinical
Council of the Union of Orthodox [Jewish Congregations of America
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Central Conference of American Rabbis
United Synagogue of America
Rabbinical Assembly of the Jewish Thelogical Seminary
Miss Parrish Dies After Illness at Hopemont Sanitarium
Miss Helen Effe Parrish 26 dies at Hopemont Sanitarium near Terra Alta after a bronchial infection over two years. Survived by father R M Parrish and stepmother, sister Coral and brother Hubert, plus three half sisters Mary Eleanor and Catherine Parrish. Born Sept 9 1902 in Graf ton, taught school in Cheat Haven Pa before ill health. End came about 12 25 a m Sunday morning after months of suffering. Continued on Page Six.
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Helen Effe Parrish
Hopemont Sanitarium
Terra Alta
Coral Parrish
Hubert Parrish
R. M. Parrish
Grafton
R. M
Rosaline ‘Thayer Parrish
Fairmont Teachers College
Broaddus College
Philippi
Cheat Haven
Yhealth
Fairmont School
Miss Parrish
Coral
Hubert
Brownlow Park
Mary
Eleanor
Catherine Parrish
Auto Wrecks Strike County Killing Two Cars
Three automobile wrecks over the weekend involved local prominent people and left two cars damaged severely. Mr and Mrs W A Coffman of Gay street and their son Gerald were injured when a car carrying Miss Leona Zumbro and Peg Julian of Newburg struck a culvert near the B R Bucklew home, flipped onto its side, and rolled down a bank. Mrs Coffman suffered serious facial cuts. her husband had minor scalp wounds and was discharged after a brief hospital stay. Other occupants endured cuts and bruises. Commodore Henderson and Dr Bucklew assisted nearby residents. Continued on Page Sit
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W. A. Coffman
Gay Street
City Hospital
Coffmans
Gerald
Pruntytown Pike
Leona Zumbro
Peg” Julian
Newburg
B. R
Commodore Henderson
Dr. Bucklew
Phil
Two Gangmen Slain in Chicago Cafe Shootout
Chicago, Dec 31. Two beer racket heavies William Gunner McPadden and Hugh Stubby McGovern were shot to death at the Granda Cafe. George Mahoney was arrested after six shots rang out, as patrons ducked under tables and fled. McGovern linked to Capone era beverage wars. McPadden was a union agent.
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Chicago
William Gunner McPadden
Hugh ‘Stubby McGovern
Granada
George Mahoney
MecGovern
al “Scarface
Capone
Ralph Sheldon
McPadden
McGovern
Asbestos Pipe Coverers’ Union
Negro hunted in Trooper Gladges slaying
David Ware a 50 year old black man sought for the slaying of State Trooper Peter Gladges was under arrest today after a days long manhunt in New Jersey. A chance meeting with Alex Middleton led to Ware being turned over to state police. Ware allegedly showed a pistol linked to the trooper and offered it for sale.
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Trenton
David Ware
Peter Gladges
Robbinsville
Ware
Alex Middleton
North Jersey
Gladges
Middleton
Yale Athlete Proves Hero in Drowning Rescue
Yale athlete Crawford Hall, 20, gave his life yesterday while rescuing a classmate Vera Gend after saving the classmate’s sister earlier. Hall and Genz, a fellow junior, were pulled from icy New Haven water by Donald Rosencranz, a Cranford boy scout. Firemen ordered Rosencranz from the water after repeated dives failed to recover Hall.
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Crawford
Dee
Norman
Hall
Yale
Vera Gend
Leonard I. Genz
New Haven
Donald Rosencranz
Cranford
Genz
Masencranz
Plane ready to begin its record flight endurance test
Los Angeles reports the Army air effort aiming to surpass the 60 hours seven minutes mark with the two-test plan of the Question Mark three engined craft. Crews include Major Carl Spatz and Captain Ira C. Eaker as pilots with Hans J. Adamson as observer. Refueling by two attendant planes and daily routines detailed. A separate Missouri attempt by B M Tuxhorn seeks to beat the Army's endurance mark in a small 60 horsepower open cockpit monoplane.
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Los Angeles
Politan
Rockwell Field
San Diego
Menmibers
Hans J. Adamson
Trubee Davidson
Adamson
Army
Roy W. Hope
Carl Spatz
Ira C. Eaker
H. A. Halvorson
Blewood R. Quesada
Marshall
B. M
Tuxhorn
Leonard Rhyney
Nicholas-Brearley Airplane Company
Marshall Chamber of Commerce
Tuxhoad
Ieami
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Canton Justice
Henry Oster
Canton Police Department
Oster
John F. Foley
Ruth, Williams
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Post Office
Wthandt
President Coolidge
Southern
Ford 10
Hospital
Michigan
William Rector
West Main Street
DR. Simon
Federal Council
Helen
Hopemont
Willer O. Heldman
Ohio
Vernard E. Bearn
Holts
Hanways
McGee
Fairmont
Slayer
Missouri
J. A. Holtwan
Mea. J. W. Montgomery
Laurel Creek
Barbour County
Kinsey
O. L. Kinsey
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