Psychiatric Probe in Ohio State Strychnine Case
Ex but psychs examine Louis Fish 19 a Canton freshman linked to deadly strychnine poisonings at Ohio State University. Fish admitted obtaining pills but claims they were not identified as strychnine. Police moved to jail as investigations continue into how capsules ended in a quinine bottle. He recounted meeting David I Puskin also from Canton and taking capsules from a bottle labeled quinine.
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Columbus
Ohio
Louis Fish
Ohio State University
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Canton
David I. Puskin
John J. Chester
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David I. Paskin
Chester
Flapper Fanny Declares Kiss Means Broadcast Love
Flapper Fanny says a kiss is love broadcast from one station to another without interference. The remark plays on radio language to describe romantic affection crossing the airwaves.
Shank Seeks City Manager Form for Indianapolis
Mayor Shank urged support from the Indianapolis real estate board Kiwanis Club and others for a city manager government. Petitions for a commission form are circulating. Prof A B Hatton of Western Reserve University will speak on the city manager form at a Kiwanis luncheon.
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Kiwanis Club
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Indianapolis
A. B. Hatton
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Ohio
Building permits and inspections report issued
Two hundred nine building permits valued at 199 084 were issued last week. Building Commissioner Francis F. Hamilton reported to the safety board. Thirty one first notices were served on violators and eighty two inspections were conducted. Smoke Inspector H. F. Templeton also reported.
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Broken OCR Fragment Signals Local Schedule Notes
Fragmentary text shows numbers and times likely from a public schedule or notice. The readable items hint at a timetable or listing of events without full context or clear subjects.
Muddy Streets Prompt City Fixit Overload
City officials and the fixed rules chief known as Mr Fixit face a wave of complaints as warm weather turns frozen streets and alleys to mud. The street commissioner promises remedies with cinders but warns of delays due to heavy workload. Residents named include Sunset Avenue Forty Sixth Street Olin Plarkett Nelson Street Madison Avenue alley Hoefgen Street Run Boulevard Eastern Avenue Michigan Street Arnolda Street. A petition procedure is outlined to obtain an arc light at Michigan and Arnolda Streets.
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Indianapolis
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Forty-Sixth St
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Arthur G. Schmalz
Madison Ave
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Run Blvd
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Eastern Ave
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Michigan St
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Probe of Judge English Urged by House Judiciary Panel
Washington feb 10 House Judiciary Committee backs investigation into improper conduct charges against Federal Judge George W English of East St Louis and approves a report urging no impeachment for Federal Judge W B Baker of West Virginia on prior charges.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
George W. English
East St. Louis
W. EB. Baker
West Virginia
Robbers Bind Woman Found Unconscious Home
Mrs. Leona McCollum, 28, of 1214 South Harding Street, was found gagged and unconscious by police inside her residence. Authorities report an emergency response was summoned and investigation into the attempted crime is ongoing.
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Indiana Senate advances Cann gas tax measure amid city opposition
The Indiana Senate moved the Cann bill raising the present two cent gas tax by one cent to a second reading despite strong opposition from larger city senators. The minority urged a passage with amendments to direct funds to urban streets, while proponents argued the tax aids county and state road programs and lowers local property taxes.
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Plane Falls Killing Two at Brooks Field
A Curtiss training plane crashed two miles from Brooks Field near San Antonio. Lieut. Arthur L. Foster and Major Leonwright died when the craft burst into flames on impact. Wright's mother is listed as living in Lyons Kansas.
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Grocer William C Koch Dies by Self Inflicted Gunshot
Despondency over business losses attributed as the probable cause. Koch, a grocer at New Bethel Indiana, died Monday night from a bullet wound to the temple after a year of five fires blamed on misfortunes affecting his store.
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New Bethel
Ind
Easier to Kill Says Policewoman Leader
NEA summary quotes Harris of the International Association of Policewomen saying independence after World War II has made it easier for women to murder. She notes rising female slayers, cites war-induced independence, war returnees, and loosening restraints as factors influencing attitudes toward killing.
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Shington
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Harris
The
International Association of Policewomen
Mahar
Tron
France
New Jersey
Tragic Wreck Claims Six Lives In Chester Area Crash
In Chester area Pennsylvania a motor car and an oil tank truck were struck by a freight engine at a crossing. Four occupants in the car died, the fifth is seriously injured. Both truck operators were killed.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Pas
Chester
Rioting in Marseilles Leaves Clergy and Public Injured
United Press reports clashes in Marseilles after Communists attempted to disrupt a Catholic meeting protesting the abolition of the Vatican embassy. Three priests and nearly 100 people were injured, four policemen badly beaten.
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United Press
Marseilles
Herriot Goverment
Vatican
Snow Forecast Dampens Spring Hopes
Weather forecast today warns of rain turning to snow and colder air for Wednesday. Early birds may shiver as spring stock and spirits dip on the forecast.
Earthquake Shakes San Francisco Bay Area
An earthquake of mild force and brief duration shook the San Francisco bay region shortly after midnight affecting the University of California and nearby areas. No damage reported and residents describe the temblor as slight with a brief shaking. Authorities monitor for aftershocks and advise calm precautions.
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Francisco
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Junior Chamber to Talk Manager City Government Forum
Letters inviting members of lunch clubs and civic organizations to a public meeting at 8 p m Monday night at the Chamber of Commerce were mailed by George Mize committee chairman. Felix F Bruner editor of The Indianapolis Times will speak. A discussion will follow with another public meeting planned the next week to discuss the commission form of government.
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George Mize
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Felix F. Bruner
Indianapolisn Times
Mize
M. L. McManus
Allen A. White
City Council to consider traffic ordinances Monday
Several traffic ordinances based on Board of Safety recommendations will be presented to the city council Monday night. Proposals include one and one half hour parking on Meridian Street from Washington to Sixteenth Street and permit parking on the north side of Pearl Street from Pennsylvania to Illinois Streets, plus restrictions on Bird Street west side and Pearl Street north side from 6 p.m. to 7 a.m.
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New York Fogs Again Echo London as City Seethes
In Manhattan on February 10 the city endures a second straight day of London like fog. Traffic incidents occur frequently as elevated trains face disruptions and poor visibility hampers travel across the metropolis.
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United Press
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London
President Coolidge to Visit Minneapolis and St Paul
President Coolidge plans a tour to Minnesota in June to boost support for the Norse trade and strengthen ties with Minneapolis and St Paul. His visit aims to showcase ongoing economic programs and regional cooperation.
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Shington
Coolidge
St. Paul
Minneapolit
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Electrical experiments indicate Collins alive in cave cell
Newspaperman first witness before court martial inquiry into imprisonment of explorer ordered by Kentucky governor investigates claims of Collins being alive and held in a cave cell.
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Special Grand Jury Considered In Collins Cave Rescue
Prosecutor J. Lewis Williams planned to call a special grand jury if testimony warranted action as a martial court of inquiry probed conditions at Sand Cave Kentucky where Floyd Collins was trapped. Witnesses, including Louisville reporter Miller, voiced confidence he remained alive and that rescue work should continue through a new shaft.
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United Press
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William Burke Miller
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Zaring Theater Plans Advance
The Zaring Realty Company plans a new Egyptian style photo play theater at Fallek Blvd and Central Ave with 88 by 122 feet ground area. Incorporators include A C Zaring M A Zaring and Charles L DeHass. Capital is 150000 dollars and property value is about 388000 dollars. The two story building will include ground floor business rooms.
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North Stars
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Central Ave
M. A. Zaring
Charles L. DeHass
Mother and son go on trial for murder in San city
A mother and her son faced trial today in San for the alleged murder of James. The case centers on evidence presented at the courthouse and involves police testimony and witness accounts.
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James
Amendment aims to depoliticize Indianapolis city government referendum
Proposed safeguard to prevent council presidency from controlling election machinery in a city manager referendum. An amendment would shift control to a bi partisan election board, reducing partisan influence by removing the city council president from appointing the board.
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Indianapolis
Anapolis
Gotham Band Coming to Indianapolis Concert March 5
The New York City Police Band will give a concert in Indianapolis on March 5 and visit the Indianapolis police department for the day. The band plans a Midwest tour. Director S. L. Debalta met Mayor Shank today to discuss the visit.
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New York City
Indianapolis
Motorman Roland Sage Freed in City Court
Rol and Sage of 1906 Thulman Avenue, a motorman on a Brightwood street car, was discharged in city court today on a charge related to a February 1 collision between the street car and a city ambulance.
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Thulman Ave
Brightwood
Jointly Owned Water Well Dispute In City Court
The case centers on Minnie Robertson and Virginia Merriman owners of a South Street well. Hazel McClung filed a slander warrant claiming Robertson ordered her away at the communal water source. Robertson testified McClung obtained access from a joint owner and shouted at her during the dispute.
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South, St
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