Cincinnati man acquitted in Fifth Avenue bank robbery case
New York May 29 A jury acquitted William K Gough of Cincinnati charged with robbing Samuel A Guiberson Jr Los Angeles millionaire at gunpoint in the Guaranty Trust Fifth Avenue branch to cash a $10 000 check Guiberson testified he paid Gough 9400 plus 600 to avoid publicity in a threatened alienation suit Meanwhile Gough said the check was part of a settlement for lost affection and Mrs Gough later divorced and went to Europe Actions for malicious prosecution were hinted.
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New York
Associated Press
William K. Gough
Cincinnati
Samuel A. Guiberson, Jr
Los Angeles
Guiberson
Gough
Fifth Avenue
Guaranty Trust Company
Europe
Chicago University bids prexy farewell
Faculty and students of the University of Chicago joined in paying final tribute to Dr. Ernest Dewitt Burton, third president, who died Tuesday. Two simple services were held on campus with a university audience and the public ceremony in Mandell Hall. His body lay in state at home guarded by students before the public service. He was later moved to Oak Woods Cemetery for burial.
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Chicago
Assoiated
University of Chicago
Ernest Dewitt Burton
Mandell Hall
Parade and Mass Meeting Planned for Memorial Day
The parade, led by Col McGuinness and Col Albert J Gaten, will form on West Main at 10 to 10 15 and move at 10 30 down Main Placer Benton and to the Benton avenue cemetery. Ex service men and Boy Scouts will participate with wreaths and flowers. Masses at 8 am in Cathedral of St Helena and Resurrection cemetery. Banks courts and stores closed all day. post office hours limited. library open 1 pm to 10 pm.
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West Main
Main
Col. McGuinness
Whipps
Wm. Lamb
C. T. Busha
Maj. Dolan
Albert J. Gaten
Mar McGuinness
Hugh Adair
Duncan McRae
Vivian Warren
Jack Long
Leslie Rogers
Placer
Benton
Benton Avenue
Grand Army
Legion
O. D
Chas. S. Sheridan
Boy Scouts
G. E. Bowlware
Forestvale
Resurrection
East Helena
Cathedral of St. Helena
Resurrection Cemetery
Virginia to Extend Welcome to Editors Convention Ports
Richmond hosts the fortieth annual National Eastern association meeting June 1 2 3 with editors and newspaper representatives from every state and many island territories expected to attend. The Old Dominion hospitality is invoked for all aspects of the convention events and entertainment.
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Richmond
Associated Press
Old Dominion
Virginia
National Eastern Association
Great Falls Folies Follies At Marlow With Gallagher And Shean
The Greenwich Village Follies draws praise as colorful and swift moving revue. Gallagher and Shean have small parts, while Tom Handers and Arthur Millis deliver clever slapstick and puns. Genevieve McCormick and Mile. Fifi showcase strong numbers in a rapid, visually lavish production with over 20 scenes and elegant stagecraft.
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Great Falls
Gallagher and Shean
Greenwich Village
Ed Gallagher
al Shean
Mr. Gallagher
Mr. Shean
Tom Handers
Arthur Millis
Genevieve McCormick
Miss McCormick
Mile. Fifi
Gallagher and
Shean
Beethovett
Beetles Rule Native Delicacy On West Coast
Paris reports that a West Coast Africa tribe considers beetles a delicacy. The insect, about 4.5 inches long, is consumed by natives as a local specialty in their traditional cuisine.
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Africa
Baker Succumbs in Dough at Pennyford Bakery
Mold Eng Andrew Knight of Pennyford fell into bread dough while at work and suffocated before aid could reach him. Local authorities investigate the accident at the Pennyford bakery where Knight operated.
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Andrew Knight
Pennyford
Here
Former Washington Governor Involved in Bribe Scheme
The report notes a proposed bribery arrangement to add an amount beyond fees paid from a trust fund derived from a bank's assets. Witnesses listed include Claude D Hay, John P. Duke, J C. Minshull, H. C Johnson, John H. Dunbar, Forbes P. Haskell Jr, Guy E. Kelly, Thomas MacMahon, Frank D. Oakley, and W. E. Berry in roles spanning banking supervision to liquidation and county engineering.
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Claude D Hay
John P. Duke
J C. Minshull
H. C Johnson
John H. Dunbar
Forbes P. Haskell, Jr
Guy E. Kelly
Thomas MacMahon
Frank D. Oakley
the Liquidator
W. E. Berry
Rich at Last on 200acre High Island Farm Strike
After four decades of work on their 200 acre High Island Texas farm Mr and Mrs George E Smith stand to become millionaires Oil has been struck on their land and they have already been paid 50000 Smith is 69 and his wife 68
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High Island
Tex
George E. Smith
Mulsionaires
Smith
German Princesses Lead Simple Lives in Adversity
Potsdam May 11 The six women who married sons of the former German emperor now living at Doorn in Halland have abandoned court life. They pursue humble duties across the country with contentment. Cecele the former crown princess divides time between Gels and Potsdam and aids education of her children. Sophie Charlotte is with Prince Eitel Friedrich at Seclusion Villa Ingenheim and pursues athletics. Adelheid and Prince Adalbert live near Homburg estate and raise two children. Alexandra Victoria, divorced from Prince August Wilhelm in 1920, has a son in Potsdam. she married naval captain Rue Mann and resides in Munich. Ina Marie remains in Potsdam with Prince Oscar and their four children, caring for home life. Marie Augusta, once with Prince Joachim, remarried Tedde Bienert in January 1925 after Joachim’s death.
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Doorn
Halland
Cecele
Gels
Oels
Sophie Charlotte
Prince Eitel Friedrich
Ines
Villa Ingenheim
Adelheid
Prince Adalbert
Homburg
Alexandra Victoria
Prince August
Wilhelm
Ruemann
Munich
Hohenzollern
Ina Marie
Prince Oscar
Berlin
Marie Augusta
Joachim
Joachims
Tedde Bienert
Dresden
Dogs rise sharply in Austria 1919 to 1924 figures
Vienna reports a surge in dogs from 40 000 in 1919 to 96 000 in 1924. Daily, from 30 to 1100 people visit the Pasteur Institute for examination of dog bites, reflecting growing concern about canine health and bite risks.
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Vienna
Pasteur Institute
Tax on Avoir Dupois in Italian town cited in notes
Rome imposes a poundage tax on town inhabitants with rates from two lire for under 21 pounds to seven lire for adults. In Prague, Count Geni De Baillet Latour of Belgium was elected president of the International Olympic Committee.
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Rome
Prague
Geni de Baillet- Latour
Belgium
Purchasing Agent Plan to be Tried
Varying views arose after the White House confirmed the president’s plan to study a possible budget cut. The budgeting process continues with the chief coordinator’s office pushing ahead to expand the scheme as far as possible. The War Department expresses anxiety while the president intends to submit figures to the Budget Bureau before the semiannual budget meeting on June 22.
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Congress
White House
War Department
Budget Bureau
Licensed to Wed Arthur W Geler and Agnes Elizabeth Friel
Helena notices list marriages and local happenings. Arthur W Geler and Agnes Elizabeth Friel of Helena are licensed to wed. Also notes a dandelion control experiment by County Agent DeVore, a postponed school fashion show, a vagrancy arrest, the O'Rourke funeral, a trial recess in a mining case, and today being a non judicial day.
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Arthur W Geler
Agnes Elizabeth Friel
Helena
Elden
Snow Carbonate Mining Company
W H Poorman
Department of the District
Taxpayers Hit By Dixon Visit Expense Claims
The article reports on expense claims tied to the Dixon ranch visit by two banking department officials, detailing lodging and meals on April 18 and 19. It notes payments for meals, transport, and the involvement of Kleve and Skelton, criticizing the arrangements as improper use of state funds and labeling the episode as "profit" for the involved parties. It also discusses broader staffing and efficiency complaints at the state capitol, including retained staff and new attachments to the attorney general’s office. no formal resignations occurred.
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Banking Department
Jeff Polson
Josh Dixon
Kleve
Kieve
Polson
Dixon
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr Skelton
Capitol
Erickson
H. V Bailey
Register of State Lands
J Nolette
Dron
State Board of Equalization
Ito
Lyndes
John Lyndes
Register of Lands
Attorney General
Mr Lamb
Land Office
Foot
Jairways
Game Commission
Jahnays
Muddled Note Sparks Odd Conversation at Punch Bowl
A garbled account mentions an absent minded exchange about a Jones and a bank superintendent. The scene centers on a Dixon person and a parked car near Penn Punch Bowl, with references to efficiency and parents.
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Omar
Banks
Dixon
Penn
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