Remus Sanity Doubted in Murder Trial Testimony
In Cincinnati during the Remus murder trial, John T. Rogers recounted episodes where George Remus raved about defending his honor after a high ball party involving Berger and others. Witnesses described Remus’ fits of jealousy and nervous breakdowns as prosecutors press the defense.
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Cincinnati
George Remus
John T. Rogers
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Remus
Imogene
Rogers
Jack Daniels
Indianapolis
Connery
John
Berger
Los Angeles
George
Dodge
Conners
Falio
Jin
Anguail
Horerd
Connors
St. Louis
Taft
Aineers
Otto Wood on Death Row Counsel to Prison Inmates
Raleigh dispatch reports Otto Wood, famed North Carolina inmate, acting as counselor to death row prisoners, coaching inmates on statements to authorities. Governor McLean announces completion of a census collaboration with the federal bureau to improve state data collection and coordination.
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Otto
Otto Wood
E. B. Bridges
Raleigh
North Carolina
Department of Conservation and Development
Census Bureau
U. S. Department of Commerce
McLean
Federal Bureau
Massachusetts
Commissioner of Labor and Printing
General Assembly
Wade H. Phillips
H. L. McClaren
Commerce and Industry
Park Mathewson
Department
Division of Commerce and Industry
F. A. Caswell
Plains
Geological Survey
Indictments Link Klan Official to Wake County Flogging Case
Grand jury in Raleigh returns indictments charging 16 citizens, including former Ku Klux Klan King Kleagle H. G. Guerard and ex deputy sheriff, with secret assault and conspiracy in the December 2, 1923 flogging of two Holly Springs boys Ernie Brewer and Joe Wood. The alleged attack occurred in an unoccupied house near Holly Springs.
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Raleigh
Wake County
Ku Klux Klan
Holly Springs
H. G. Guerard
King Kleagle
North Carolina
A. W. Thompson
Prohibition
Werrison
WT. Meyers
F. & Adams
R. €. Stephens
D. A
Beach Told Him of Guilt Says Lawyer
Baltimore lawyer Samuel Ba testified that Wil Beach confessed to him the killing of Dr A William Liliendahl Mrs Matparst Liliendahl and Willis Beach face murder charges in Mays Landing New Jersey as the trial nears its third day with more than half of its 100 witnesses called and the defense disputing key prosecutions witnesses.
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Beach
Mays Landing
N. J
Samuel Ba
Baltimore
Wil Beach
A. William Lilliendahl
Sming
Matparst Liliendahl
Willis Beach
A. William Liliendahl
Hammonton
Dawes Denies Presidential Run Backed by Lowden
Prosperity noted in North Carolina with November revenue of 1,021,909.48 and five month total of 3,619,213.35, up from last year. commissioner R A Doughton says the state may end the year with a substantial surplus while Dawes reiterates he is not a candidate and supports Lowden.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
R.A. Doughton
Doughton
Teo
Soviet Says World War Inevitable Due to Capitalist Rivalry
Geneva dispatch reports Russia’s annex arguing the world war was the unavoidable result of competition among great capitalist states. Maxim Litvinoff led the Soviet delegation at the conference as an observer while decrying armament expansion and naval buildup amid Franco Italian tensions and calls for Baltic peace between Lithuania and Poland.
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Geneva
Russia
Maxim Litvinoff
Tegeterday
Security Committee
Sessi
United States
Delee Gates
Mussolini
Briand
Chamber of Deputies
France
Lithuania
Poland
Waldermaras
Pilsuds
Germany
Washington
Mall
Seaphan Thiar
Brin
Italy
Japan
Liffei Eseimi
Crea
Unidentified man found shot south of St. Louis
A man about 40 years old was found dead with four bullet wounds just south of St. Louis. Police say he was likely abducted and thrown from a car in a gang related killing, marking the second such victim that week and thirteenth in four months.
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ST. Louis
Republicans in New York Picking Delegates At Large
New York Republicans rally over prohibition. Anti-Saloon League attacks former Senator Wadsworth after he filed to run as a delegate and push an anti prohibition plank. NY congressional delegation backs Bertrand H Snell as a national delegate at large. Snell seen as a dry. Dr Nicholson denounces Wadsworth warning of harm to party welfare and success.
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New York
New York State
James W. Wadsworth
Jet
Bertrand H. Snell
St. Lawrence County
Snell
Wadsworth
S. E. Nicholson
Anti-Saloon League
Virginia Rejects Lynching in State Statement by Governor Byrd
Governor Harry F. Byrd declares lynching a dastardly crime and vows that Virginians will not tolerate mob violence. He urges drastic punishment to deter both mob and individual murder and pledges Virginia support to Kentucky in pursuing those responsible for the Whitesburg jail lynching.
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Virginia
Richmond
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia-Kentucky
Byrd
Kentucky
Whitesburg
Hospital Committee Considers Public Fund Drive
Greensboro November 29. The special committee under Mayor Jeress will meet tonight to decide if a public subscription canvass should be held to raise funds for St. Leo's hospital. The hospital warned the council weeks ago that its resources are exhausted and it may close without substantial aid.
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Greensboro
E. B. Jeress
St. Leo's Hospital
Kentucky Jockey Club Is Made Defendant In Suit
A state lawsuit names the Kentucky Jockey Club as a defendant as officials press legal action amid regulatory and financial disputes. Nevada to New York weather reports describe a winter storm sweeping from the Rockies to the upper Midwest, bringing heavy snow across six states and plunging temperatures, with Missouri and Kansas among hard hit areas.
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Canadian Rockies
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Middle West
Texas Panhandle
Dakotas
Minnesota
Missouri
Kanasas
Texas
Amarillo
Mississippi
Atlantic Sea Board
Kentucky Derby Faces Jeopardy in Dissolution Suit
The Kentucky Jockey Club, sponsor of the Kentucky Derby, is named as a defendant in a dissolution suit by Kentucky Attorney General Frank K. Daugherty. The state accuses the club of operating a lottery, lobbying to influence legislation, and seeking to control state elections. The petition seeks forfeiture of the club’s charter and notes the organization runs race tracks in Louisville and Latonia, Kentucky, and Chicago.
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Frank E. Daughtery
Louisville
Kentucky Jockey Club
Churchill Downs
Kentucky
Frank K. Daugherty
Latonia
Lincoln Field
Chicago
Commonwealth
Jockey Club
Congress man Hammer heads to Washington for session
Asheboro December 1 Congress man Wm C Hammer departed for Washington for the upcoming session of Congress. Randolph County Superior Court will convene in Asheboro Monday December 5 for a two week term with Judge T B Finley presiding and Zeb V Long as prosecuting attorney.
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Asheboro
Wm. C. Hammer
Washington
Session of Congress
Randolph County Superior Court
T. B. Finley
Wilkesboro
Zeb V. Long
Statesville
Tate addresses Rotary on vocational relationships
Fred N. Tate spoke at a Rotary Club meeting on the profitable employee manager relationship. He noted contracts must benefit both sides and praised industrial relations for social welfare and human happiness.
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Fred Tate
Rotary
Fred N. Tate
Rotary Club
Mr. Tate
Wellpfu
Tate
Drug Sniffing Dog Helps Police Nab Pair in Narcotics Heist
A drug sniffing dog led police to capture its owner and an accomplice after a sting at Philadelphia drug stores. The pair allegedly robbed drug stores with the dog signaling the thefts by yelping during soda breaks. Authorities say the robberies totaled about $50,000 in narcotics.
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Philadelphia
Family Burned to Death in Texas Fire
A family of six perished in a blaze that destroyed their small home near CleBURNE Texas late last night or early today. Fire officials reported the dwelling burned completely with no survivors. Investigators sought the cause as neighbors aided in the shocking tragedy.
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Cleburne
Tex
Hee
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