Witness Identifications Share Rosenthal Killing Clues
New York October 1 The trial of Lieutenant Becker hinges on a dramatic witness lineup with Whitey Lewis and others naming suspects while Frank Muller and Jack Sullivan face cross examination. Police recount sharpened identifications amid tense courtroom atmosphere as investigators press for who fired the fatal shot.
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New York
Herma Rosenthal
Pollae Liewtenant Becker
Ryan
Ote
Jiesenthal
Whitey Lewis
Gourty
Mase
Hyan
Ealing
Mana
Leys
Jing
Giovanni Stauiely
Eye
Slandieh
Whiley
Lewis
Tie
Charles Becker
Louis Sevange
Horowitz
Louie Hexenberg
Whitey
Muller
Herman Rosenthal
Metropole
Frank Cippfiel
Jack Sullivan
Rosenthal
Krattse
Ben- Brie
Forty-third Street
Wiley Lewis
Toni Hysenberg
Nosenberg
Tarowils
Sullivan
Kranan
State Targets Higher Ups in Bribery Probe
Following Dr Nye s guilty plea in a statewide bribery inquiry, prosecutors tighten plans for a grand jury investigation to indict numerous officials and business figures. Detectives have tracked Nye s movements, but trails fade as Hogan and Turner push a slow methodical approach to reveal a broad network of graft. The Franklin County grand jury will convene next week with potential sensational indictments looming.
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Columbus
Det
Nye
de Rye
Warveely
Calumbus
Alternay
Hogan
Altorway Turner
Ues
Brlers
Ganfugsion
Turner
Tte
Mike Whasle
George B. Nye
Franklin County
Mattwan
Andrews
Cuyahoga
Cox Advises Franchise Move to Curb Voter Evasions
Representative James M. Cox told an audience in Keyubligans that disfranchising citizens who refuse to vote could curb evasion and corruption. He warned Democrats face scandals harming Ohio and urged direct legislation to counter special interests and ensure accountable governance.
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Ohia
Toledo
Cox
Obie
Mr. Cox
Democrat
le Guilty Republicia
Wealthy Cincinnati Man Tied to Ohio Legislative Bribery
Columbus reports a sweeping graft case in Ohio politics with Representative Igo and BL Nye of Waverly among those implicated. The probe centers on a wealthy Cincinnati financier providing funds to favor graft schemes that influenced legislation and delayed reforms. Indictments are anticipated for several lawmakers and political actors across the state.
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Cincinnati
Columbus
Vet
Igo
Nye
Waverly
Pike
Ohio
Wirienluly
Rally Day at First Methodist Eluved Program
Rally day at the First Methodist church features an orchestra, sung solos, and various exercises for beginners through third primary. The program includes junior, intermediate, and vocal choir sections with performances by Miss Genevieve Shuter and Miss Meek’s class joiners, plus solos by Dr Webbley and Mrs Mainis.
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Miseos Meeks
Slater
Gressle
Faucett
Wirst
Jaus
Genevieve Shuter
Hamilton company appeals ruling in Bell Telephone suit
Attorney Miller Oulenlé for the Hamilton and Suburban Bell Telephone company says the Hamilton company exercises its right to appeal the Public Service Commission decision. He asserts the demand is presumptuous and beyond reason and expects the courts to sustain the appeal.
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Cincinnati
Wincinnald and Surburban Bell Telephone Company
Hamilton
Atvarney
Hamilton Company
Election board members consider Pease ballot placement
Chief Deputy W F Mason and Clerk H H Haines traveled to Taylon as part of a regional court of election boards to decide if Alfred Pease, Bull Moose congressional candidate, should appear on the progressive ticket. The Pease petition is challenged by several Bull Moose supporters as irregular.
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W. F. Mason
H. H. Haines
Election Board
Taylon
Alfred Pease
Congress
Mr. Pease
Junior Gym Class Opens With Four Events
The first session of the junior gym class at Vo M C Ay Thursday saw four athletic contests. Mefford won the broad jump, Castator took the pole vault, Cahoon claimed the high jump, and Mary Cahoon earned a second in the pole vault with multiple winners noted in the afternoon event lineup.
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Vo M,c. Ay
Mefford
Castator
Elton
Mary
Cahoon
Return of Nye's Confession Sparks High Stakes Trial
The evan jury will hear Nye’s confession as next week’s session opens, with powerful allies expected to shield him. Prosecutor Tavner vows a vigorous fight. The case targets two other men unnamed in indictments, including a Toledo lobbyist tied to big corporations and a third major Ohio political figure. corroborated testimony is needed for the Lat indictment.
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Evan Jury
Tavner
Ol Nye
Nantes
Toledy
Ohio
High Cost Of Dying Forces Exhumation In Camden
In Camden district court a dispute over an undertaker's bill led to a proposed exhumation of a recently buried body. Executor Ananus Treary contesting the charge, with a lawyer arguing that $45 suffices for a casket while the undertaker billed $75 for Mrs. Brogan’s body, sparking a legal fight over probate and funeral costs.
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Camden
Gill
Ananes Treary
Broom Brogan
Gideon Smith
Tee
Million Dollar Home for German Embassy in Washington
The German government plans a million dollar embassy building in Washingtons upscale Sheridan Circle area. Delegates from Berlin, Kellner and Herr Bach, with Prof Peter Behrens, began preliminary planning on the site already purchased, to house the German foreign office and officials.
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Washington
Gel
Sheridan Eivele
Offividia
Berlin
Herr Kellner
Ferr
Germ Foreign Office
Peter Behrens
UN Germat
Baseball at Polo Grounds Ends in Boston Victory
The crowd faced autumn clouds and heavy rain as the world series game between the New York Nationals and Boston Americans was played under perilous field conditions. Boston won with a late surge, aided by solid hitting from Herzog and Meyers and crucial plays by Tesreau and Doyle, securing the decisive score after a tense, rain-soaked contest.
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New York
Polo Grounds
New York Nationals
Boston Americans
Piret
Alooper
Yerkes
Meyers
Hooper
Fletcher
Speaker
Doyle
Pletcher
Lewis
Wood
Talike
Devore
Gardner
Snodgrass
Stahl
Louthan Lands Sewer and Concession Contract
The city board awarded W. H. Louthan the contract for sewer and street concessions on McGlynn Long Minister Owen Luie and Wallace streets at 8028.03 dollars, well below the engineer's estimate of 44048 dollars.
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Louthan
Board of Contra
Lia Sumdiary Sewers and Honge
McGlynn
Long
Owen, Luie and Wallace
W. H. Louthon
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Whitie Lewis
Krause
Dr. Nye
M. E
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Star
Wagner
Cary
Wool
Sundtrass
Muay
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Myyers
Mit
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Murray Strwelé
Merkle
Markle
Herzog Wert Ant
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Meyera
Norms
Tosrean
Herzo
Mooper
Yarkey
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Fleisher
Tesreau
Devote
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Atahl
Uhen
Wun
Daly
Murray
Murry
Herzog
Spealer
Stahl Wox
Whetaher
Ivet
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Strask
Mirway
Mayers
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Tesvean
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Moetcher
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Doyle Mied
Murray i
Stall
Amos
Lietcher
Hoo
Gard
Dayton
Filge Warren Gord
Congresa
Turman Club
Montgomery
J. A. Burnett
David Markle
Darrown
Mr. Markle
SMALL
J. P. Allen
Greenville
Wiest
Genndied Han
Jas. A. Graft of
Harrison
Olose
Y. My
Jessie Stayback
Denver
Colo
Teaves
Angel Pappos
Michael
Squire Morton
Gonstwble Bronnon
Board of
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Krebs Park
Hamilton Lodge
Odd Fellows
Togo
Lindenwald
Hamilton and Rossville Hydraulic Company
North Fifth Street
Canton Sanders
Patriarchs
High Street
David B. Danhata
Pittsburg
Nbdrewa
David Rittenhonen
Emma Brandeis
William Brandeis
Jomneon
Sank Vantien
Smunel Vaniien
Gravella Dailey
David Dailey
Frank McCabe
Mary McCabe
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