Remus to Lead Own Defense Despite Court Warnings
In Cincinnati on November 19 George Remus, jailed for the murder of his wife in Eden Park, presses to open his defense next Monday. He acts as his own counsel amid clashes with opposing lawyers while Judge Chester R. Shook warns him to follow court rules.
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Cincinnati
George Remus
Eden Park
Chester R. Shook
Remus
Shook
Charles P. Taft
Hamilton County
Taft
Mr. Remus
William Hoard
United States
Ace is Forged Ace 10 His Port
Captain Frederick A. Giles, Brit AB aviator, attempted a San Francisco to New Zealand flight via Hawaii but fog forced a return to Mills Field after dumping gasoline at sea. Weather forewarned unsettled rain. a restart was planned if conditions improve.
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San Francisco
Frederick A. Giles
New Zealand
Hawaii
Millsfield
Aptain Giles
W. H. Rosewarne
Detroit
Giles
Haaii
Golden Gate
Mills Field
Children injured as runaway car hits Nogales picnic party
Twenty school children and two teachers were injured near Nogales Sonora when a runaway railway flat car crashed into a picnic party of more than 100 children trapped on a railroad bridge.
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Nogales
Ariz
Sonora
Mexico
Red Cross Roll Call in High Point Falls Short
The High Point Red Cross drive raised only 476.55 dollars against a 1000 member quota. Last year 535 members belonged to the organization. Mrs. Owen-Smith led the drive and left the city for vacation. her return in about a week will determine future steps.
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High Point
RED Cross
Owen-Smith
Snow Dangers Flight Record From Upavon to Poland
Capt. R. H. McIntosh and Bert Hinckler, starting Tuesday from Upavon, endured a 24 hour blizzard voyage toward India. They landed exhausted near the Polish border after 2,800 miles, facing dense fog, darkness, and snow. Damaged gear and a forced stop in a field preceded a return plan as they await machine recovery.
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London
R. H. McIntosh
Bert Hinckler
Upavon
England
India
Poland
Sunday Times
Astrakahan
Bessarabia
Flushing
Warsaw
Lemberg
Lwow
Princess Victoria Schaumburg-Lippe Marries Subkoff in Bonn
Ex-Kaiser’s sister Princess Victoria Schaumburg-Lippe, 61, wed Russian refugee Alexander Subkoff in a civil ceremony at Bonn town hall. The modest wedding, attended by two witnesses, followed a surge of anonymous letters and drew cordial greetings from Britain and France. The couple then returned to Schaumburg Palace for a small breakfast. A Greek Catholic ceremony was planned for November.
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Bonn
Germany
Victoria Schaumburg-Lippe
Alexander Subkoff
England
France
Schaumburg Palace
Baron von Solemacherz
Ruttneff
Berlin
Lubkoff
Coolidge Attends Marine and Army Football Clash
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge watched the annual service championship game at Catholic University stadium. The Marine team won 14 to 0, with Gene Tunney and Nick Altrock among the spectators. Captain Richard Duncan received the president's cup after the ceremony as the Marines celebrated.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
Catholic University Stadium
Marines
Nick’’ Altrock
Gene Tunney
Quantico
Wilbur
Lejeune
Marine Corps
Army
Woman elected in Southend by election shocks British politics
Countess Iveagh won the Southend on Sea by election by a large margin filling the seat left by her husband Lord Iveagh. Liberal candidate Dougall Meston, Labour's Erlking Harper and independent Ernest Hailwood trailed with 11 912, 4 777 and 917 votes respectively. The result mirrors the previous general election. The text also notes Pittsburgh commentary on Governor Al Smith as Democratic presidential nominee and Republican views on regional support and Coolidge's non candidacy.
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London
Countess Iveagh
South End On Sea
Lord Iveagh
House of Lords
Dougall Meston
Erlking Harper
Ernest Hailwood
Pittsburgh
al Smith
New York
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Smith
Senator Capper
Mississippi River
Berty
Newley
Massachusetts
Renee Capper
Coolidge
Capper
Middle
Republican Central Committees
Mississippi
Notable figures intervene in South End by election
Prime Minister Baldwin Chancellor Churchill and novelist Wells warned on war policy and apathy as the Liberal candidate faced Lady Iveagh in the by election. Wells attacked the Conservative stance while Churchill condemned false statements and Baldwin urged voters to break class and sex barriers.
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Stanley Baldwin
Winston Churchill
H. Cc. Wells
South End
Wells
Lady Iveagh
Churchill
Baldwin
Iveagh
Many Turkeys Sent Out of State for Holiday
More than $15,000 worth of mountain turkeys and other Thanksgiving fowl have left North Carolina, with additional shipments planned. Two carloads from Toe Cane in Mitchell County yielded $7,500, weighing 25,000 pounds and averaging 30 cents a pound at the car door. The sales were arranged with the department of agriculture. Some turkeys were sent to Massachusetts for Pilgrim descendants’ consumption.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State Department of Agriculture
Mitchell County
Department of Agriculture
Massachusetts
Baptist leaders attend state convention in Durham
Lexington reports Dr. C. R. Sharpe J. L. Bullard and G. W. Miller of the First Baptist church attended the Baptist state convention at Durham.
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Lexington
C. R. Sharpe
J. L. Bullard
G. W. Miller
First Baptist Church
Durham
Moore elected president of Citadel Graduates Association
John W. Moore of Florence was named president at the Citadel Graduates Association annual meeting in Charleston. He succeeds William S. Sykes Jr. of Columbia. New officers include Milton A. Pearlstine, R. W. Hudgens, F. Perry Sessions, and F. S. McAlister. Edmund B. Jackson delivered the annual address.
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Charleston
S. C
John W. Moore
Florence
Association of Graduates of the Citadel
William S. Sykes, Jr
Columbia
Milton A. Pearlstine
R. W. Hudgens
Greenville
F. Perry Sessions
Spartanburg
F. S. McAlister
Pilots McIntosh and Hinkler Forced Down in Poland
Captain R H McIntosh and Bert Hinkler, aiming for a non stop India flight, landed at Bialokrynica, then were forced to rejoin and crash near Mezana south of Cracow. Two spectators injured, wing broken, plane heavily damaged and left with military forces.
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Warsaw
Poland
R. H. McIntosh
Bert Hinkler
India
Bialokrynca
Podshajee
Mezana
Cracow
New Library Fund Receives Eleven Contributions
Eleven new donors added to the High Point high school library fund, raising contributions from 239.50 to 344.00. Civitan club sponsors aim to reach 5,000 dollars and expand volumes from 3,600 to 10,000. Donors include Harry Raymond 19.90 and Nick Drakalakos 19.90 among others.
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High Point High School
Civitan Club
Harry Raymond
J. F. Hayden
Ccccesee
Law's Hand Closing On Vice Crowd
Walem L. King once led Pittsburgh vice crusade faces arrest warrants in Des Moines and New York, tied to conspiracy to frame evidence in liquor cases. Abe Weinberg and Sol Rosenberg also pursued. District Attorney Meyer cites lack of malice in King’s acts. Rachel Carr King vows support, hints at possible divorce amid probe.
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Pittsburgh
Hand of the Law
Walem L. King
Abe Weinberg
Sol Rosenberg
Des Moines
King
New York City
The
Citizens League
Criminal Court
John A. Evans
New York
United States
John D. Meyer
Meyer
Iowa
Rachel Carr King
William L. King
Pittsburgh Citizens League
Citizens’ League
Sultan of Morocco Aged 17 Entitled to Four Wives
Fez, Morocco November 18. Sidi Mulai Hamada, the 17 year old sultan untill now, is legally entitled to four wives but has only one. He married in a triple ceremony with two elder brothers thirteen months ago, taking a first cousin as his bride. The harem will remain behind four doors, guarded by eunuchs, as the boy sultan pursues horses, cars, and machinery with European influenced monogamy. Official entry into Rabat likely Monday.
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Fez
Morocco
Sidi Mulai Hamada
Hamada
Mulai Jahar
Sultan
Rabat
Munro Claims Pittsburgh Frame-Up in Weinberg Case
G Rowland Munro counsel for the Anti-Saloon League says investigators Abe Weinberg and Sol Rosenberg face charges of making false evidence in Pittsburgh. He alleges powerful forces in Pittsburgh are pressuring a suburban police chief to trap Weinberg due to his work exposing damaging evidence against Pittsburgh officials including a senator.
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Newark
N. J
G. Rowland Munro
Anti-Saloon League
Abe Weinberg
Sol Rosenberg
Pittsburgh
Weinberg
Munroe
Giles Postpones Zealand Flight
Millsfield San Francisco airport officials said Captain Frederick A. Giles postponed his attempt to fly Wanda to New Zealand via Hawaii until Monday due to fog. He took off but turned back 45 minutes after departure.
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San Francisco
Millsfield
Frederick A. Giles
Wanda
New Zealand
Hawaii
Doubt Surrounds Death Claim in Louise Monteabaro Case
In Selma Alabama Attorney General McCall said strong probability exists that Louise Monteabaro did not die by her own action. He will travel to Calera with Police Chief Stanfill to review the case after a coroner’s jury ruled death by self inflicted gunshot. Relatives seek a thorough state inquiry despite the verdict.
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Selma
Ala
Louise Monteabaro
Charles C. McCall
McCall
H. F. Blake
Calera
N. S. Stanfill
Miss Monteabaro
Birmingham
Blake
Pants Robbery Tops Windy City Crime Spree
Chicago reports a spate of pants thefts in early morning street holdups. Two plainclothes officers pursue a suspicious man while a passing motor squad mistakes them as the culprits, leading to a comic clash before a man arrives at the station minus trousers to report the incident.
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Chicago
Mellish Case Cleared Up Body Found
New York police recovered the body of Jay A. Mellish from the rear seat of a sedan inside a burning warehouse where 1,500 cars valued at two million dollars were destroyed. The cause and manner of his death remain a mystery as investigators review how he ended up inside the vehicle amid the blaze.
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New York
Jay A. Mellish
Mellish
Mme
Mary Mellish
Metropolitan Opera Company
I W W Stirring Up More Trouble at Mines
I W W members flooded southern Colorado coal fields last night as officials warn of a larger strike wave. Cars carried men along hilltop flares from Pueblo into the district, with many arriving from the northern field and other states. No disturbances or picketing reported. Pike View and City Coal mines operated with reduced forces.
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Wallenburg
Colo
Southern
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Pike View
City
Miners Reach London With Their Plaint
About 250 of 400 Welsh miners marching from Rhondda Valley reach London suburbs after ten days in rain. They plan a Trafalgar Square welcome at 2 pm with Bethnal Green offering hospitality and use of town hall facilities. weather may affect crowds.
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Londan
Rhonda Valley
Great Britain
London
Great West Road
Wales
Manslow
Belmont School
Chiswick
Trafalgar Square
Coxey
Washington
Bethnal Green Town
Bethnal Green Town Hall
Wilmington Man Ends Life in Home Tragedy
Clifford Carroll a 50 year old Delco resident was found dead at his home on Wednesday. A note nearby stated he killed himself with a shotgun so he could rest with his loved one in the cemetery on the hill.
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Wilmington
Clifford Carroll
Delco
Absurd to Notice Says Ala Governor on Madden Interv
Governor Bibb Graves dismisses a Washington article claiming Representative Martin Madden would seek federal intervention in Alabama flogging scandals. Alabama Attorney General Charlie McCall was unavailable for comment on the report.
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Montgomery
Ala
Bibb Graves
Washington
Martin B. Madden
Illinois
Alabama
Charlie McCall
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