Remus Closes Defense as Jury Hears Murder Trial in Cincinnati
George Remus pleads for life in court while Romola Remus observes. Prosecutors and defense clash over insanity law as Remus attacks Dodge and unfolds a dramatic closing. The courtroom crowd and Remus’s protection of liberty frame a high tension murder trial.
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Paul W. White
United Press
Cincinnati
Ohio
George Remus
Romola Remus
Remus
Charles H.elston
Elston
Phen
Dodge
Charles P. Taft II
E.cr
Franklin L. Dodge Jr
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Taft
Ciry
Shook
Prize Dolls to Bring Joy to Children Featured Group
Left to right Miss Thelma Ogden Miss Ray Alene Neal Miss Geraldine Kuntz and Russell McClurg display prize dolls intended to delight youngsters. McClurg holds a doll styled by his wife amid the presentation.
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Thelma Ogden
Ray Alene Neal
Geraldine Kuntz
Russell McClurg
McClurg
Hawthorne Settlement
Riley Hospital
Indianapolis
Washington High School
Washingtonians
Fred Kepner
Walter Gingery
Elizabeth de Hass
Ina Gaul
Life prison for Romeo in Gary bootlegger murder
Erasmo Romeo, former gardener for Cardinal Mundelein, is given a life sentence in Lake County Indiana for the murder of Sam Bianco, Gary bootlegger known as king. Romeo said he killed Bianco to avenge his crippled brother over unpaid debt. Bianco’s son briefly sought revenge from behind bars by choking Romeo.
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Timea
Crown Point
Ind
Erasmo Romeo
Cardinal Mundelein
Chicago
Indiana State Prison
Sam Bianco
King
Gary
Lake Criminal Court
Romeo
Calumet
Bianco
Auto Victim Charles Williams Recovering at Home
Charles Williams 32 of 312 N California St is recovering at home from severe head injuries after being struck by a car at New York and California Streets as he alighted from a streetcar. He is son of Rev A L Williams Merritt Place M E Church. The Times correction notes he is not African American.
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Charles Williams
California St
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California Sts
Williams
A. L. Williams
Merritt Place M. E
Times
Three Black Robbers Seize Woman at City Street Corner
Mrs. Cecil Rayerson, 30, of 533 Ogden St., reported three Black individuals grabbed her in a safety zone at North St. and Massachusetts Ave. Sunday night. They fled when a street car approached. no robbery was attempted, authorities were told.
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Cecil Rayerson
Ogden St
North St
Massachusetts Ave
Loot $100 in Holdups at A. and P. and a Store
Police report two Saturday night holdups netting $100. At the Spruce and Minnesota Street A. and P. store, two men with large revolvers took $50 from a cash register while a third waited outside in a car. Walter Norris, 519 E. Ohio Street, followed by a bandit who claimed to have taken money from his pocket after Norris cashed a check at an E. Washington Street store and trailed him toward New Jersey and Pearl Streets, then fled toward a nearby railroad yard.
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Spruce
Minnesota Sts
Walter Norris
Ohio St
Washington St
New Jersey
Pearl Sts
Norris
Raid on Russian offices in Shanghai probes propaganda
Chinese police raided the Russian consulate, the Russian Mercantile Fleet Agency, and several Russian commercial offices in Shanghai searching for communist propaganda. No arrests were made. The Russian bank was closed with guards. The Sishman steamer held to transport officials. Some Russians to depart tomorrow per Nationalist order.
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Par
United Press
Shanghai
Russian Mercantile Fleet Agency
Sishman
China
Gary high school narcotic case shocks city
Times Special reports Gary Indiana police arrested three men Victor Garcia 21 Romeo Hernandez 53 and Frank Alacto 49 accused of peddling hashish among Gary high school students. Nearly a bushel of hashish seized after a hotel revel revealed drug use. Students reportedly bought the drug in 25 cent quantities and used cigarets wax and tea from hemp plant preparations.
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Times
Gary
Ind
Victor Garcia
Romeo Hermandez
Frank Alaclato
Capitol Loan Ad Promises Fast Money Now
Advertisement from Capitol Loan Co. offers confidential quick loans. Contact 1411 E Wash St for current needs.
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Capitol Loan CO
E. Wash, St
Trolley Bus Merger To Be Aired Tuesday
Public hearings on the proposed unification of the People's Motor Coach Company with the Indianapolis Street Railway Company will be held Tuesday and Wednesday in the council chamber at city hall with F T Singleton, chairman of the public service commission, presiding. A $500 000 note to pay for the bus company holdings has been signed and turned over to Indiana Trust Company which will issue 8 per cent notes in ten years. The merger was ordered approved by Judge Harry O Churchill of the Marion Circuit Court after prior denials by the public service commission.
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People’s Motor Coach Company
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Council Chamber
F. T. Singleton
Public Service Commission
Railway Company
Bus Company
Indiana Trust Company
Harry O. Chamberlin
Marion Circuit Court
Ritter Ave
Shadeland Ave
Minnesota St. Car Line
English Ave
Indianapolis Federation
Civic Clubs
Edward O. Snethen
Hospital Gets 2 Ambulances
Two new emergency ambulances will enter service at the city hospital this weekend. The Studebaker chassis are built in Knightstown by Knightstown Body Company with red paint and gold city hospital ambulance lettering. The Mack chassis carry the latest first aid equipment and cost 4250 dollars. two Peerless units were traded in.
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City Hospital
William A. Coeppers
Studebaker
Knightstown
Knightstown Body Company
City Councilman F Muscled Through Flooded Street Rescue
Co L Barr, city councilman of Bu Ti Special BIGKNELL Ind, searched for a sewer line end after a street flooded. He fell into water up to his waist while assessing the blockage. Dr Herman G Morgan city health board secretary commented on traffic flow. Leonard Cox Clem Dunn Guy Hipes and Michael Davis will drive the new ambulances.
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Bigknell
Ind
Co. L. Barr
Herman G. Morgan
City Health Board
Leonard Cox
Clem Dunn
Guy Hipes
Michael Davis
Pew
Newspaper Editor Earl W. Williams Dies in Indiana Hunt
Funeral services were held in Connersville for Earl W. Williams 42 editor and author who died Friday night from exposure after an apoplexy attack during a hunting trip. He had worked on papers in Connersville Indianapolis and Cleveland Ohio and recently engaged in newspaper promotion.
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Times Sweet
Connersville
Ind
Earl W. Williams
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Ohio
Butler Seeks Large Christmas Gift to Finish University Projects
Butler officials estimate next year’s needs could be ten million dollars or more for library dormitory chapel and administration buildings endowment and faculty salaries. Construction continues at Fairview including Memorial Hall and a 35000 seat stadium with field house and gymnasium due next fall for the state high school basketball tournament.
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Butler
Santa Claus
Fairview
Hegeman-Harris Company of
Chicago
Arthur Jordan
Indianapolis
Memorial Hall
Robbery at Byville gas station nets up to $300
Two unmasked youths about 20 held up Peter Loomis, an attendant, at a downtown filling station in Byville Indiana Sunday night. They escaped with between 200 and 300 dollars.
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Times Speci
Byville
Ind
Peter Loomis
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