Ruthenberg Guilty Faces Ten Years In Prison
Joseph Ruthenberg of Cleveland was found guilty of violating Michigan's syndicalism law. He faces ten years in prison or a $5,000 fine or both. Jurors initially split 9 to 8 for conviction, then three joined the majority on a third ballot. The defense plans an appeal before sentencing as the case heads to possible further review.
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JOSEPH
Mich
Charits ‘B. Ruthenberg
Cleveland
Michigan
Ruthenberg
Thomas Smith
Charlies White
Supreme court
Marquette Prison
Socialist party
ops
ile teestaiend
tostion dette
See vWiatist party
Sing Sing
Appallate
Weather forecast for Indiana and Indianapolis
The reading presents a weather forecast for Thursday and Friday in Indiana and Indianapolis with unclear and distorted wording. It notes some temperature changes, humidity, and precipitation data, but the text is garbled and hard to parse, with references to an almanac and local station readings.
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Wim Crow
Indiana
Indianapolis
Governor McCray honors Shortridge seniors on honor roll
Local notes reveal Governor McCray declares assembly acts in force, honors Shortridge high school seniors, and outlines county budget asks including 236907.52 for county needs. Reports mention Indiana League of Women Voters convention urging war on war, hospital fund pledges, legal appeals, and regional welfare efforts amid broader national and local events.
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McCray
General Assembly
Shortridge
Indianapolis
Indiana League of Women Voters
Riley hospital
Bova ot names board
ome
Brightwood
Family Welfare Society
Inmate of Shiloh Spurns Old Friend at Inquiry
Special to The Indianapolis Star reports in St Joseph Michigan May 2 that Benja min Rubel husband of Gladys Dan ford Rubel ex favorite of King Benjamin Purnell of the House of David will appear before a grand jury inquiry into alleged immorality at the cult. The session follows a day of setbacks as Rubel is found in Detroit and subpoena served by state police. A girl living at Shiloh refuses to discuss her ties to the cult leader while a roommate confronted with past confidences pleads to stay silent. The King is abroad seeking to relocate his criminal case as the inquiry unfolds.
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Indianapolis Star
ST. JOSEPH
Mich
Benjamin Rubel
Gladys Danford Rubel
Benjamin” Purnell
House of David
Rabel
Benjamin
Iimitatons
Turne
carl
Harry
Dingman
lily
ciris
Hazel
cult
Shiloh
Detroit
Louis Marmon
state police
Parnell
Palestine
King Ben Pumvil
Ex Governor's Wife and Brother Hurt in Auto Crash
Special to The Indianapolis Star Winchester Ind May 2 Edward Goodrich brother of ex Governor James P Goodrich was seriously injured and the ex Governor's wife was painfully hurt in an automobile crash seven miles south of Winchester at 6 30 this evening Both were taken to Randolph County Hospital Mrs Goodrich later returned home Goodrich suffered a broken rib two broken augers a deep head gash and eye injuries The car left the road struck an abutment telephone pole and turned over Goodrich president of Randolph County Bank and president of Citizens Heat Light and Power Company was driving the car for a visit to Indianapolis after which he brought Mrs Goodrich here for a few days.
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Indianapolis Star
WINCHESTER
Ind
Edward & Goodrich
James P. Goodrich
here
Randolph county
Emperor Pic and Woman Die on Gallows in Canadian Jail
Fort Saskatchewan Alberta May 2 Associated Press Emilio Piccarino known as the Emperor Pic and Florence Lassandra 22 died at sunrise in the Fort Saskatchewan rail yard for the Coleman murder of Sters Lawson Alberta police. Piccarino refused to open eyes then asked the priest not to cover them. Lassandra protested that Pic had double crossed her and died meekly as the trap sprung. The cabinet in Ottawa refused clemency and the coroner proceeded with inquests and certificates as guards patrolled the jail yard.
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FORT SASKATCHEWAN
Alberta
Associated Preas
Emilio Piccarino
Emperor Pic
Crow’s Nest Pass
Florence Lassandra
Coleman
Sters Lawson
Alberta provincial police
Piccarilo
Fidelis
Fran eigem rlar
Laasanka
Mooney
Little Alice Given To Foster Parents In Custody Battle
In Chicago on May 2, Judge Joseph B. David ruled that Alice Nut tall should remain with foster parents Mr and Mrs Nuttall of Waukegan until she is 14. The child chose the Nuttalls over her birth mother Beatrice Morris, with occasional visits by Morris. The decision notes Alice’s preference and allows the birth mother to visit or claim the child during stated periods. The case highlights a private custody dispute rooted in an out of wedlock birth and prior foster care arrangements.
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CHICAGO
Little Allen Nuttall
James Nuttall
Waukegan
Nuttall
Joseph B. David
Alice
Multall
Mra
James Mortis
jhite
David
shafr
patenta
ashe
ate
Hma
waa
Winds
oder
Nuttalls
Morrix
Morris
Klinger
wrx
Beatrice sag thorn
Monoplanes and Army Aviators Reach San Diego Flight
A giant army monoplane T-2 flown by Lleuts. John A. Macready and Oakley G. Kelly began a nonstop transcontinental flight from Roosevelt Field, aiming for San Diego in about thirty-two hours. Spectators watched as the craft cleared Hempstead and crossed the nation, with midflight sightings near St Louis and Dayton, as ground crews reported the engine performing well and preparations for endurance flights continuing.
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Hempstead
Rt. Loula
San Diego
Cal
John A. MacReady
Oakley G. Kelly
Alleghenys
Ohio valley
Dayton
Wilbur Wright
McCook Nelda
Terre Haute
fat
here
Scott field
pest
Belleville
Maj. Puegelow
St. Louie
Lleuts
Indianapolia
Roosevelt field
Herpstead
L. I
Indianapolis
Irvington
Robert BE. Hirwink
W. A. Silcox
Wilbur Wrightfeld
Garfield park
Pottier cre
Lande
Ti grant
Schoenwou
Benjamin Borrivon
avlature
earth
Miers
The Farmer Needs Help and the New Agricultural Movement
Charles W. Wood surveys the action-wide agricultural movement and argues for legislative aid and understanding for farmers. Henry S. Wood explains how the movement is working in Indiana and achieving success amid varied national reactions.
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Charles W. Wood
Henry S. Wood
Indiana
German Reparations Plan Faces French Rejection
Paris dispatch reports new German offer on reparations fails to win French approval. The plan fixes total obligations at 30 billion gold marks with international loans of 20 billion by 1927, and provisions contingent on a loan syndicate. Ruhr passive resistance to continue until evacuation, with calls to lift political and economic restrictions. Officials flag the scheme as extreme and impractical, urging a broader international commission to decide future funding and conditions.
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Erines
Germany
ign
Ruhr
Hazers blamed in Northwestern student's death inquest
Chicago May 2 Oscar Wolff coroner halted inquest into the disappearance of Leighton Mount to question all students involved in the 1921 freshman sophomore rough. Doris Fucha, friend of Mount, said the farewell note may not be written by him. Father of Mount testified he gave his son a fiften hours before the fight during which the boy vanished. A policeman described finding a knotted rope under rocks as skeleton was unearthed.
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M. Poincare
France
Great Britain
Ruhr
nahington
CHICAGO
Leighton Mount
Oscar Wolff
Cook county
Mount
Doris Fucha
aie
Pirot
vr. Mount
Northwestern universlty
Fxanston
wan
William Lanning
fsa
Forest Fire Rages in Brown County Indiana
Special to The Indianapolis Star. Nashville May 2 A forest fire rages in southern Brown county burning hundreds of acres of timber and threatening homes and farms along Weed Patch hill Dozens of citizens from Nashville Bloomington and Monroe County battle the flames The loss includes fencing and shale valued at about 1400 and several blooming apple trees may be destroyed by the fast spreading fire In Columbus another brush fire on the Leonant Fuel farm spread over about 3 acres threatening homes and orchards as firefighters contained it amid central Indiana heat and wind.
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Indianapolis Star
NASHVILLE
Ind
Brown county
Whaleville
Bloomington
Monroe county
Samuel McCleary
here
Willam Hoy
Alonzo Weddle
D. W. Stoddard
Elberta Miller
R. Ldnkey
Indianapolis
Mra. J. B. Andrews
Seymour
Benjamin Good
Anderson
Naanans
Weed Pateh hill
Fall creek
TXOPER
COLUMBUS
Leonant
Harrison township
central
John Flanian
William Guhrie
Léonard Buel
Sadanon
Germany proposes new reparations plan under Paris terms
Berlin announces a revised reparations approach in line with the Versailles treaty. It calls for cash and in kind payments capped at 30,000 gold marks with staged fund raises through July and an international loan syndicate to guarantee pledges. The note questions the creditor schedule and suggests an independent commission decide remaining amounts amid Ruhr tensions.
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BERLIN
Germany
Washington
Germal
Reich
Ruhr
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