Napoleon of Finance Falls as Forgery Suspect
New York. Dan 22. Wee Turman 27 of Brooklyn held on forgery charges after schemes allegedly to become a Napoleon of Finance caused losses to banks and individuals worth about 2,000,000. Turman allegedly forged names including Crawford Stevens of Schrader Song Inc and Ostey piano makers. District Attorney Pecora said several banks were victims. names not released.
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New York
Wee Torman
Brooklyn
Bed Teday
Josees
Higman
Napoleon of Finance
Turman
Pecota
Sheatsley Case Reopens as Grand Jury Meet Planned
Columbus Feb 22. County official announces a special session of the Franklin County Grand Jury to review the fire death of Mrs Ad die Sheatsley whose charred remains were found at the furnace of the Sheatsley home on Nov 17. Rev C Sheatsley is pastor at Christ Lutheran Church Bexley. The jurors will be summoned once information is gathered and the session will focus on the Sheatsley case.
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Columbus
Franklin County Grand Jury
Addie Sheatsley
Sheatsley
County’ Project
King
PRR steel rail order for 1925 totals 100000 tons
The Pennsylvania Railroad System reports a 1026 steel rail order of 100000 tons, with 66000 tons on hand from last year. Current year's allocations include Bethlehem Steel 45000 tons Carnegie Steel 85000 tons Illinois Steel 14000 tons Inland Steel 6000 tons. Clark Marchal of Livermore was in Indiana on business yesterday.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad System
Bethlehem Steel Company
Carnegie Steel Company
Ilinois Steel Company
Inland Steel Company
Clark Marchal
Livermore
Indiana
Lima Mystery Man Identified as Felix Kreger of Erie Toledo
Lima Ohio January 28 Felix Kreger 45 of Erie Michigan and Toledo Ohio is identified by Miss Marie Dittel of Toledo whose name appeared among papers in Kreger s rooming house death remains a mystery Coroner Smith says death from strange poisoning requires chemical analysis as coroner and police pursue exact cause of death.
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Lima
Felix Kreger
Erie
Michigan
Toledo
Marie Dittel
Kreger
Peaterney
Earl
Smith
Move to regulate interstate electricity traffic proposed
Harrisburg Jan 22 INS Governor Pinchot in a letter to Ohio Governor Donshey outlined plans for a interstate treaty to regulate electricity transmission between Pennsylvania and Ohio. A 220000 volt line from central Pennsylvania would span the state and send surplus power to neighboring states, creating safeguards for multiple states under broader treaties as a check against federal control.
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Harrisburg
INS
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pinchot
A. V. Donshey
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Death ends honeymoon in New York City
Wm. Jeliffe, son of Dr. Smith Ely Jeliffe a wealthy New York neurologist, was found shot in his Astoria honeymoon apartment and died later at Roosevelt Hospital. A Yale swimming captain in 1922 with athletic records, he is described by police as dying by his own action from over study, while his parents call it accidental.
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NW York
Wm. Jeliffe
Smith Ely Jeliffe
New York
Astoria
Roosevelt Hospital
Jeliffe
Yale
Fruit Growers Meet January 30 at Indiana
The Indiana County Fruit Growers Association will hold its annual meeting at the Community Rest Room in Indiana on Friday January 30 at 1 00 P M All members and any others interested in fruit growing are invited Mr W Krout of State College will address the spray schedule and ingredient use The meeting will also arrange pooling orders for a tailload of spray materials.
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Indiana County Fruit Growers’ Association
Indiana
Fruit Growers’ Association
Krout
Ollage
Federal officers pursue posse in La Fourche shooting
In New Orleans on January 22 federal officers led by Chief Deputy Schexnade moved to arrest those who shot at and wounded three U S deputies during an attempt to seize Annie Lee, a Golden Meadow trapper. The marshal said the court writ must be obeyed and planned arrests of all connected with the attack as trappers fortify southern La Fourche and Terrebonne parishes.
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New Orleans
INS
la Fourche Parish
United States
Louiael
Annie Lee
Golden Meadow
Schexnade
Department of Justice
Louise
Kinler
Terrebona Parish
Votaw to resign from Department of Justice post
Washington January 22. Heber H. Votaw superintendent of prisons in the Department of Justice has submitted his resignation to the White House effective March 4. He is the latest official of the Harding administration to leave government service.
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Wiaishington
INIS
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