Rudolph Disse Adjudged Sane by Board Sealed Death Penalty Fate
Richmond reports Rudolph Disse, twenty, deemed mentally normal by the State Board of Mental Hygiene. The board says Disse is sane and responsible for killing his sweetheart, a rival, a police detective, and wounding others on July 28. He faces execution in the electric chair on February 19. Governor Trinkle will take no action in the case.
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Richmond
Rudolph Disse
State Board of Mental Hygiene
EB. Lee Trinkle
Cisse
Henry Carter
Vivian Tollin Peers
J. Harvey Burke
Willis 'Britt
Carter
Elay
Burke
Britt
Rumors of bribe attempt haunt Osage murder inquiry
United States Grand Jury considers rumors that $10,000 was offered to block the Osage County murder investigation. Former U S Marshal Guthrie McDonald asserts he and another official faced the bribe claim, while indictments to date include W X K Male and John Ramsay for Roan’s killing.
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Guthrie
Dan
Osage County
United States Grand Jury
Alva McDonald
United States
Western District
Oklahoma
Grand
Fairfax
Osage Hills
John Ramsay
Henry Roan
Hale
Roan
Tulsa
Daring Robbers Escape With Loot
Two jewelers were robbed of diamonds worth over 100000 in a bold daylight heist on 8th street near Wirth avenue. Three men pistol whipped them, escaped in a stout automobile amid heavy traffic near Grand Central Terminal district. Victims were Alberk L. Goudvis of Goudvis Brothers and Emmanuel Voerman. Police noted the getaway car resembled those used by seemingly inspectors.
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New York
8Th Street
Wirth Avenue
Sta
Alberk L. Goudvis
Goudvis Brothers
Diamond Broekers
Emmanuel Voerman
Thovimanional Puunte
Pith Avenue
Pale New
Vebt Shabbers
Grand Contest Terminal
Muscle Shoals issue to be settled this session
Washington January 11 The Muscle Shoals question is seen as resolved this session by Senate leaders Norris and Underwood who differ on development methods Norris seeks international action and private development supporters while Underwood backs private Tennessee river development The Senate committee adjourned to hear Tennessee citizens protest Norris resolution and the panel later approved Richard V. Taylor to the Interstate Commerce Commission unanimously.
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Washington
Muscle Shoals
Congress
Norris
Senate Agriculture Committee
Underwood
Dem
Ala
Musgelo Shoals
Senate
South
Tie
Rusue
Musele Shoals
Tennessee River
Tenessee
Federal Power Commission
Tennessee
Richard V. Taylor
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Democrats push 500 million tax cut plan in Senate panel
Washington January 11 Democrats on the Senate Finance Committee unveiled a proposal for a 500 million dollar cut in the income tax burden as part of the rate schedule review. They backed lower maximum surtax rates, higher personal exemptions, and repeals on capital stock and admissions taxes. Republicans, while supporting some reductions, pressed to keep total cuts within the House measure’s 30 million sinking fund constraint. The plan also suggested applying foreign debt payments to the debt retirement fund and anticipated debates over inheritance taxes and publicity of income tax rates.
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Washington
Senate
Inance Committee
Simmons
North Carolina
Committee
Mellon
House
Smoot
Recall of Brazilian Ambassador Sparks Tokyo Controversy
Tokyo reports reactionary groups sent a government resolution calling for action against Brazilian Ambassador De Lima Silva after he allegedly beat two police officers who barred his wife from crossing near Akasaka Palace during a procession for Prince Hirohito. Police and envoy disputes over who invited whom led to injuries. government calls it a private police matter with no diplomatic action planned.
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Tokio
de Lima Silva
Hirohito
Senor de Lima Silva
Akasaka Palace
Abe
Langley resigns seat after Supreme Court denial
Washington Jan 11 AP Representative Langley a Kentucky Republican resigned his House seat after the Supreme Court refused to review his conviction for conspiring to violate federal prohibition law. He pleaded illness and said he would not burden colleagues further while maintaining innocence. The court denial likely leads to immediate imprisonment in Atlanta.
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Langley
Kentucky
House
Supreme Court
Longworth
John W. Lanpley
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Liecheuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Circuit Court of Appeals
Langeley
Bell of Anderson
Lawrenceburg
Anderson County
Weather notes for Virginia and Tennessee
Virginia forecast calls for likely rain tonight and Tuesday with warmer conditions tonight and colder Tuesday. Winds from the southwest and west in the north and west portions. Tennessee expects partly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday with probable rain in the cast portion, warmer in the extreme east and colder in the extreme west overnight, and colder Tuesday.
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Virginia
Tennessee
Calder
Train Bandits Kill Fifty on Guadalajara Route
Bandits boarded a Guadalajara to Mexico City passenger train near Yurécuaro in Michoacán, killing about fifty people and robbing passengers. The assault left most of the military escort dead or wounded, the train wrecked, and bodies burned beyond recognition. Authorities linked the attack to former Colonel Manuel Núñez, with a loot believed to total 300,000.
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Mexico City
Guadalajara
Yarecuera
Michoacan
Mexico
Nureevara
Pasengers
Mexicas
Ferreira
Jalisco
Neprete
Yureeuaro Iges
Administration Leaders Seek Method for Farm Relief
The piece covers farm relief efforts in Washington and in the farm sector, noting Secretary Jardine endorsing a surplus marketing plan, Congress committees debating an administration cooperative marketing bill, and prominent figures like Frank Lowden discussed as potential 1924 Republican leaders. It highlights calls for farmer cooperation and government aid amid ongoing relief proposals.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Secreary Jardine
Agriculture Department
House Agriculture Committee
Senate Agriculture Committee
Reamress
Frank O. Lowden
Minois
Via
Jardine
Agricultral
Apnear
Chief charged with aiding bank robbers escape
Hillsboro Missouri January 1 Chief W L Hurst of De Soto is jailed on charges of aiding the December 30 robbery of the American Bank of De Soto worth 10640. He allegedly knew the bandits route and led his posse away from the trail. Confessions tie William Perkins to the case and a rifle linked to the robbers. Federal troops were ordered in pursuit.
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Hillsboro
W. L. Hurst
de Soto
American Bank of
Hurst
William Perkins
Ted
de Sota
Supershin
Porving
Perkins
Furst
Jant
Sh Jn
Mexican Foreign Minister to Reply To Note of United States Ambassador
Mexico City reports unofficially that Foreign Minister Saenz will send a note on Wednesday to U S Ambassador Sheffield in reply to Washington's protest over the retroactive features of the Mexican land and oil laws. The government aims to assert sovereignty under the constitution while preserving relations. an amicable adjustment is anticipated though no quick clarification is expected.
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United States
Mexico City
Saenz
Sheffield
New Mexico
Patroleum
Mexico
Sanez
Yawa
Washington
Two Men Shot to Death After Attacking Officer
In Cleveland Ohio on January 11 Patrolman Daniel Candow faced two unidentified assailants when they drew a revolver during questioning at a restaurant. Candow disarmed one man, shot him in the chest, then fired at the second attacker, who died later in hospital. The first man allegedly recovered the weapon and aimed again before Candow fired a final shot, killing him instantly.
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Ohio
Daniel Candon
Chicago
Candow
Cardow
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