Faiman Testifies on 100000 Pact in McClintock Case
Chicago courtroom drama features Dr Charles Farman as star witness for the state who says William Shepherd offered him one hundred thousand dollars to poison Billy McClintock with typhoid germs. Cross examination battle unfolds as Crowe seeks to call Faiman via court context.
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Billy McClintock
United Press Dispatch
Chicago
Chas. Faiman
William D. Shepherd
McClintock
Criminal Court
William Darling Shepherd
Billy
Charles ©. Farman
National University of Sciences
Young McClintock
Straigh
Stone
Thomas Lynch
Robert F. Crowe
Crowe
Charles C. Farman
W. W. O’brien
Farman
Lynch
La Follette Dies in Washington at 70
Senator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin died in Washington at 1:20 PM from heart trouble aggravated by bronchial asthma. He was 70, surrounded by wife and two sons. The progressive leader left a mark with direct primaries, workmen's compensation, railroad regulation, eight hour laws, and trust reform, shaping liberal legislation and earning him enduring followers in the Midwest.
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la Follette
Congress
Wisconsin
la Follette Farm
State
Federal
Children’s Bureau
Co-Operative Farmer and Labour Organizations
Robert Marion la Follette
Middle West
Bel
Trial sees minors barred from Stephenson hearing
Noblesville Indiana June 18 a bail hearing for ex Dragon Stephenson drew dismay as Judge Hines ordered minors out of the courtroom citing sensitive testimony. College girls and some youths left as elders filled the seats. A woman in a red hat glared at Stephenson, prompting a tense moment.
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Judece Hines
D. C
Indianapolis
Marion County
D.C. Stephenson
Grand Dragon
Federal court fines 49 chair firms for Sherman Act violations
United Press dispatch reports Chicago federal judge Adam C. Cliffe imposed fines totaling 166000 on 49 chair manufacturers for violating the Sherman Antitrust Act. Fines ranged 2000 to 5000 tied to business size and finances. indictments charged price keeping and reduced competition. Indianapolis and Indiana firms listed among those fined.
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United Press Dispatch
Chicago
Adam C. Cliffe
Grand Jury
Roger Schale
Mass
Smith, Day & Co
Baldwinville
Spire Chair Co
Tennessee
Johnston City
Tenn
Brower Furniture Co
Michigan
Grand Rapids, Mich
The
Rehne Chair Co
Indiana
Evansville
Ind
McNeill Chair Co
Wisconsin
Sheboygan, Wis
Makins Case Sets Indiana Prohibition Tone
Bert Morgan federal prohibition director hailed Pohlar's conviction in Indianapolis federal court. Pohlar, president of the Indianapolis Extract Company, was fined 500 dollars and costs for possessing apparatus to manufacture intoxicating liquor including malt syrup barometers and bottling gear. Morgan warned of over 1,500 malt-ache stores and pledged strict enforcement against suppliers to home brewers and illicit stills.
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United Press Dispatch
Indianapolis
Indiana
Bert Morgan
Otto Pohlar
Indianapolis Extract Company
Pohlar
Morgan
Prohibition Department
Gas dentist accused of killing two more in same method
Los Angeles prosecutors charged Dr. Thomas W. Young with killing at least two other people in the same dental gas method used on his wife Grace Young. They allege he conducted a death test on a Santa Barbara patient years earlier and asphyxiated Elmer E. Melfette after a tooth extraction.
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United Press Dispatch
Los Angeles
Thomas W. Young
Grace Young
Santa Barbara
Elmer E. Melfette
Poison Widow Case Weighs on Lake County Court
Mrs. Anna Cunningham, charged with poisoning three of her children, will be arraigned in Lake county criminal court tomorrow. The date for the trial will be set after arraignment.
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Y Ind
Anna Cunningham
Lake County
Stephenson Bail Hearing Proceeds Amid Testimony
In Noblesville Indiana on June 18 the Stephenson bail hearing continued with nurse Beatrice Spratley and the Oberholtzer parents testifying. Judge Hines reserved ruling on bail for D C Stephenson Earl Kleneck and Earl Gentry as attorneys debate legal points and defense objections to the Oberholtzer statements.
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Noblesville
Ind
Stephenson
Hines
D. C. Stephenson
Earl Kleneck
Earl Gentry
Madge Oberholtzer
Beatrice Spratley
Oberholtzer
Miss Oberholtzer
Hammond
Miss Spratley
Ku Klux Klan
John Kingsbury
Kingsbury
Marshall Oberholtzer
Linton
Crown Point
Lake County
Jane
George Oberholtzer
Best Spellers In U S Gather In Capital For National Bee
Nine boys and girls who won a nationwide spelling bee, run for 2,000,000 school children, arrived in Washington to compete for final honors and were greeted by President Coolidge. The winner receives a gold medal and 500 dollars in gold with 500 dollars for the next three places. John J. Tigert will present prizes.
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Coolidge
United States
John J. Tigert
Hi Jackers Slugging May Result In Death
Douglas Ariz June 18 Car mel Joy Elgin Ill was in critical condition from a black jacking Sunday by an alleged hijacker Joy said he was beaten by Charles Ward Philadelphia when he refused to take part in a holdup near Fairbank Ariz The attacker left him by the roadside his hat and shoes buried Ward is held without bail in county jail
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Ariz
Carmel Joy
Elgin
Ill
Joy
Charles Ward
Philadelphia
Fairbank
Ward
Stamp of approval on Hoover mine plan at coal convention
Delegates at the eighth annual National Coal Association session in Chicago approve Secretary Hoover's plan to reorganize the federal Bureau of Mines into a commercial asset. The group, representing about half of U.S. bituminous operators, cites 500 million tons annual output and calls for broader membership to speed relief and industry action.
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Chicago
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Federal Bureau of Mines
National Coal, Association
Edgewater Beach
Association
Weaver
Charless. White
Department of Commerce
S. Peimberton Hutchinson
Philadelphia
Hutchinson
W. H. Cunningham
Huntington
W. Va
Congress
Boys to face juvenile court for fatal 10 cent robbery attempt
In Gary Indiana three youths Louis Zorias 11 John Brihetch 12 and Tony Stilenoitch 13 were to appear in juvenile court on charges they fatally injured Steve Markovich 11 during an attempted robbery of 10 cents.
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Gary, Ind
Louis Zorias
John Brihetch
Tony Stilenoitch
Steve Markovich
Amundsen Safe Report From Spitzbergen
New York June 18 Captain Amundsen and his North Pole fliers have returned safely from Spitzbergen Kings Bay after four weeks at sea and four weeks of perilous travel in two planes. The North American Newspaper Alliance quotes United Press on the safe return.
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Spitzbergen
Amundsen
North Pole
Death toll at Lackawanna wreck reaches 45
Rockport New Jersey June 18 United Press Dispatch death toll from Tuesday act wreck stands at 45 with Irene Wilgemein and Clemens Schmidt of Chicago among latest victims. Twelve of sixty four injured remain critical as officials may push fatalities toward fifty. Unidentified bodies include two men a woman and a child.
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Harcettson
N. J
Lackawanna
Rockport
Irene Wilgemein
Clemens Schmidt
Chicago
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