Poisoning Case Ties University Suspect to Capsules
Ohio State University probes intensified as Prosecutor Chester forecasts another student arrest in a campus poisoning. Louis Fish, 19, freshman in pharmacy, admits dispensing capsules to David Paskin without permission and links the death to his action while denying he placed poison in the bottle. Investigators found narcotics and poisons in the dorm room.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Chester
Ev Dence
Ted
Louis Fish
Collenge of Pharmacy
David I. Paskin
Fish
Pudkin Fish
Pastin
Firebug Sorry School He Went To Didn't Burn
Honisville reports an 11 year old, Thomas Howard, charged with setting fires to stables, residences and factories causing up to $100,000 damage. Police say he listed multiple arson fires including Hirams school building, which was extinguished before major damage. Howard expressed regret that his school did not burn.
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Honisville
Thomas Howard
Hirams
Howard
Fifty Gallons Puts Man Inside Jail for 60 Days
Charley Nebiska of near Flemington was arraigned for possessing fifty gallons of moonshine mash. He received a $100 fine and sixty days in the county jail after failing to pay. The mash was destroyed and Nebiska was jailed at his home vicinity by local deputies. Additional raiders destroyed more mash and liquor in Curve Bridge area, with efforts thwarted by lawmen.
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Squire WI. Leach
Charley Nebiska
Flemington
Nebi
Gonsta Hte
Andy Morgan
H. B. Newton
Mavis
McDaniel
Trickles
Gladwell
Iridge
Mexican Ambassador To U S Arrives In Washington
Mexico City February 10 Manuel Tellez newly appointed Mexican Ambassador to the United States left for Washington last night to assume his post. Mr and Mrs John Heldyeth of this city have returned from a trip to Mannington where they were the guests of former minister Mrs W C Orndutt.
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Mexico City
Manuel Tellez
United States
Washington
John Heldyeth
Mannington
W. C. Orndutt
Rose Hill Mines Set January Coal Loading Record
The Hose Wl Coal Company reports January output at Rose Hill Mines reached a record for a single month, with about 48,000 tons produced. The mine, employing around 175 miners, is loading 24 to 28 cars daily and expects to continue at high production due to strong orders from large buyers.
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Wl Coal Company
Moonshine Case and Judgments Highlight Court Rulings
A Virginia court ruling states circumstantial evidence cannot convict in a moonshine possession case. The decision notes a lack of direct link to the accused, while other cases consider stolen goods charges and statutory wording on receivership. The court also addresses jury indictment naming and unknowns noting a ten year sentence threshold.
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Charleston
Jess Beall
Lewis County
Supreme Court
Cour
Polly Creek
Jiaing
Ganoad
Jess Heal
Ucte
Roy Trull
Carl Hacker
Jess Leal
Hacker
Toy Weall
Jess Teall
Willian Smith
Raleigh County
Smith
East Gulf Coat Company
Virginia
West Virginia
Vocal Cords Misunderstood In Voice Production
Paris scholars debate vocal mechanism: Henrt Pro seard argues vocal cords do not produce tones but are bypassed by throat vibrations. He cites airflow rushing through cavities, comparing humming to wind instruments rather than cord vibration, challenging common beliefs about speech and song.
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Paris
Henrt Proseard
Pro Arsenval
Demy
Millionaire Brewer Hupfel Wounded in Lexington Ave Shooting
Chris Go Mayfel, son of John de Uiupfol, reportedly wounded fatally by a woman identified as Mrs Kousara Spanil, sister of Dr Min off, during a shooting at Lexington Avenue and 40th Street. Spanil, arrested at the scene, denies the charges. Hupfel previously faced threats in letters cited in a 1923 malpractice action and had prior legal battles with Spanil beginning in 1918.
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New York
Chris Go Mayfel
John O
de Uiupfol
Hiidows
Lexington Avenue
Hupfel
Patien
Wier
Red Sox Adds Four Pitchers For 1925 Season
Boston announces four pitchers signed for 1925. Charles Ruffing from Nokomis Illinois, John F Wood of Princeton West Virginia, Harold J Wiltz of Clay City Indiana, and Charles Jamerson of Memphis Tennessee join as right handed and left handed pitchers for the coming season.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Charles Ruffing
Nokomsa Il
John F.wood
Princeton W. Va
Harold J. Wiltz
Clay City
Charles Jamerson
Memphis Tonn
Death of Captain John M Collins West Virginia Mason Leader
Captain John M Collins, dear grand lodge officer of the West Virginia Grand Lodge of Masons, died suddenly today in his Charleston Masonic Temple office. Born 1861 in Boston, he had a varied career in Indiana and coal, served five years on the penitentiary board, and held Charleston posts including assistant postmaster, school commissioner, and city auditor.
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Charleston
John M. Collins
West Virgings
House of Delegates
West Penitentiary Board
Jail Break Fails At Huntington Federal Jail
Tommy O'Brien, held on bootlegging charges, attempted to escape by sawing two bars loose and crawling through a wall opening. A guard discovered him before he could reach freedom, while his wife was reportedly arrested for aiding the escape plan.
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Huntington
Fed
Tommy O'Brien
Ger King
O'Brien
Wisage
Aviators Killed Near Brooksfield in Plane Crash
San Antonio reports Major Kee O Wright of Lyon Indiana and Lieut Arthur L Foster whose parents live in Weir Texas were instantly killed when their aircraft burned after crashing near Brooksfield today.
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San Antonio
Texas
Kee O. Wright
Lyon
Tnd
Arthur L. Foster
Weir
Brooksfield
Judge faces probe into harassment claim against federal official
Washington February 10 The house judiciary committee moves to authorize a sweeping investigation into harassment allegations surrounding Federal Judge Une Jish of the Eastern Illinois District. The inquiry aims to examine conduct and potential misconduct within the federal judiciary.
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Washington
House Judiciary
Har Pen
Une Jish
Astern Ilinois
Baker Case Ends in Judiciary Committee Recommendation
Washington February 10 The house judiciary committee today unanimously adopted as part of a sub committee recommendation against impeachment of Federal Judge Baker of the Northern West Virginia District.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Baker
West Va
Boost Union Made Goods Boost Union Made Goods
Coalition of dates in Washington plans a conference to settle the Coal River Collieries dispute and a gathering of affiliated union leaders to map a campaign promoting union made products. Action is noted on the resignation of James Donegan, first vice president, by the executive committee of the American Federation of Labor.
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Miami
Fin
Coal River
James Donecan
American Federation of Labor
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Ted Mine Workers
Collorks
I West Virginiay
Lrotterhood
Washington
Pneumonia Epidemic Reported Near Ruby Alaska
A pneumonia outbreak north of Ruby on the Yukon frontier is reported under control. Two deaths and five recovering are listed in a message from Dry Krost of Ruby, dated February 10.
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Anchorage
Alaska
England Faces Bootlegging Problem Across the Channel
Fondon reports England struggles with bootlegging as smuggled spirits cross from France at low prices. The West aster Gazette notes proposed measures to curb the trade and mentions smugglers using motor boats and lorries to move illicit alcohol to London and other ports.
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Fondon
England
West @aster Gazette
America
France
Elant
English
London
Nother Probe Is Authorized In Power Monopolies Inquiry
Washington reports the senate has charged the Federal Trade Commission with another investigatory task. A double barreled resolution directs an inquiry into alleged monopolies in power and public utilities and into a rational propaganda to discourage public ownership. The action follows a daylong debate and aligns with Norris and Ernest proposals on General Electric and related production and distribution scrutiny.
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Washington
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
Norris
Republican
Nebraska
General Electre Company
Ernest
Kentucky
Fog Shuts New York Traffic and Delays Ships
Heavy fog paralyses land and sea transport in New York City with dozens of vessels delayed and multiple coastwise and transatlantic ships anchoring off Hell Gate. Three ships from Fall River Providence and New England passengers reach berths after nearly a day. An eight-ship quarantine cluster slows docking further.
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New York
Med
Fall River
Maxs
Providence
D. I
New England
Hell Gate
Ohio
Royal Mail Line
White Star Line
Lincoln Guilty of Murder in Wife and Brother Case
Geneva Illinois February 10 Lincoln a 30 year old florist and lawyer was found guilty by a jury of murdering his wife Lina with her brother Byron Shows. The bodies were burned and the heads sealed in a concrete block. Lincoln's attorney accepted the verdict and officers planned his transfer to Statesville penitentiary.
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Geneva
W Lincoln
Lina
Byron
Lincoln
Statesville
State to Sell Five Million Dollar Road Bonds
Charleston reports the state will sell a five million dollar road bond issue today with bidders competing for the best price. The issue dates January 1 1925 and runs serially from 1950 to 1950 with interest not exceeding 4.5 percent, bids to be received by the governor.
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State Road
Morgan
Charleston
MCormack Condition Improves Amid Postponed Engagements
New Orleans February reports say tenor John McCormack is improving after a throat inflammation from a cold. Attending physicians postponed his February engagements until March and he plans a rest period in Miami after leaving today as scheduled.
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New Orleans
John McCormick
MacCormack
Miami
Grief Kills Boone Wife in Tennessee Prison Spouse Dies
Relatives report heart trouble from grief over Daniel Boone's murder conviction as Boone, 28, wife of Daniel Boone, dies at home in Renova, Tenn. The death followed news of her husband’s life sentence in the state penitentiary for murder.
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Daniel Boone
Oy Mer
Enton
Mra
Tennessee
Boone
Ue State Penitentiary
Renova
Cop Mlaherty Found Shot In Rooming House Levee
Washington February 10 2P report says John Mlaherty an officer at City Hall station York was found shot to death in a rooming levee with an apparent suicide note. Authorities said he came here yesterday and left a note for a brother.
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Washington
John Mlaherty
City Hall
York
Dr Sun Grows Weaker In Public Life Of China
The ailing leader in China grew steadily weaker two weeks after illness as he had arrived in Canton leading a delegation. He was to attend the unification conference called by the Peking administration representing Southern China.
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China
Sun
Canton
All American Force Employed to Start Work at Wendel
Non union miners from Buckhannon and Adrian arrived in Grafton to work at Maryland Coal Company’s Wendel site as authorities monitor tensions in the industrial dispute. State troopers and local police guard the area while union and company factions pursue opposing wage goals amid a quiet, tense atmosphere.
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Wendel
Maryland Coal Company
Buckhannon
Adrian
Grafton
Hobart A. Brown
Erings
Otld
Little Mining Own
Maryland Company
Gladwell
John Billy
Nick Madyaman
Squire Leach
Lee Ju Beterama
le Wittens
Himmers
Browntown
Norton, Elkins
Western
Simpson
Wendell
Galloway
Bear Mountain
Rosemont
Weather outlook for West Virginia turns wetter and cooler
West Virginia forecast calls for rain tonight with warmer temperatures in the eastern portion. Wednesday may bring continued rain followed by a turn to colder conditions.
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West Virginia
East Portion
Trapped Man Breathing Amplifier Cave Reveal
In a Meantime Military Court hearing two witnesses testified about Floyd Collins and his entombment. The case centers on recollections of events prior to Collins's entrapment and the surrounding rescue efforts.
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Military Court
Floyd Collins
Little Reporter Tells His Story of Floyd Collins Rescue
In Cave City Kentucky on February 10 the Sand Cave rescue saga continues as Floyd Collins is believed alive with faint respiration. Reporter William Miller recounted entering the cave, finding Collins, and hearing his first words asking for protection from dripping water as rescuers struggled with the dangerous passage.
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Metloyd
Miller
Sand Cave
Homer
Marshall Collins
Floyd Collins
Columbus Doyle
Ts Doylo
Mr. Miller Wait
Floyd
Mr. Miller
Collins
Eas
Mirface
Hosmer Collins
Robert Burdon
Loutaville
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