Remus Trial Hearings Open With Dramatic Testimony
John T. Rogers of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch described Remus raving and calm phases during the Indianapolis Jack Daniels case. Prosecution questions centered on a Dodge Dodge handwriting contract while three more witnesses were to precede Remus’s turn.
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Cincinnati
George Remus
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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Imogene
Jack Daniels
Indianapolis
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Los Angeles
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Dodge
Rogers
John B. Marshall
Juneau
Alaska
St. Louis
Marshall
Eden Park
William Haar
Savannah
George Connors
August Bruck
Charles H. Elston
Haar
Atlanta Federal
Alleged Oklahoma Bandit Escapes Floyd County Jail
Roy Harmon, an alleged member of an Oklahoma gang linked to multiple robberies, escaped from the Floyd County jail after sawing through a cell window. He had recently received a ten year sentence for attempted robbery at Fort Madison penitentiary.
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Charles City
Roy Harmon
Oklaoma
Ft. Madison
Floyd County
Saddler
Harmon
Lloyd Coyier
Rockford
Fort Madison
Rudd
Marshalltown
Oklahoma
Mankato
Minn
Mason City
Dawes Pushes Senate Reform while Backing Lowden Nomination
Washington reports Vice President Dawes says he is not a candidate and backs Frank Lowden for president, citing possible renomination by Coolidge. He urges majority cloture to end filibusters and supports Norris’s short-session abolition, while Independents plan a distinct Senate bid. Representatives Haugen and independents return to Congress vowing farm relief and party caucus challenges.
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Dawes
White House
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Illinois
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Coolidge
Senate
Congress
En Ys
Chicago
Frank C. Lowden
Haugen
Moses
New Hampshire
Edward P. Thayer
Indiana
David Barry
Pennsylvania
Slezak Murder Case Faces New Charges Against Three
Iowa City officials filed first degree murder charges against Joe Kinney Francis Donohue and John Guffey for the slaying of Milo Slezak on Nov 19 during a suspected robbery. Donahue's preliminary hearing was continued as kinney and others remain jailed awaiting further action and a possible fourth suspect is being sought.
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Hughes
Francis Donahue
Davis
Donahue
Kinney
Guffey
Milo Slezak
Wisconsin
C. B. Russell
Joe Kinney
Francis Jes Donohue
John W. Guffey
Oxford
Slezak
Donohue
Edward L. O'Connor
E. A. Baldwin
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Algerian Floods Evacuate Thick Northwest Region
Report from Algiers notes heavy flooding in northwestern Algeria forcing evacuations. An estimated twelve thousand square miles are affected as authorities struggle to shelter residents from inundated areas.
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Algiers
Algeria
Witness Claims Beach Admitted He Fired Shot In Baltimore
Willis Beach allegedly confessed to killing Dr. A William Lilliendahl in a Philadelphia area setup. The witness described Beach saying he shot the old man during a racket over money and dope, with a staged getaway.
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Beach
Baltimore
Thompson
Philadelphia
Dr. Lilliehdahl
Bark
Atston Road
Hundreds Homeless As Dikes Fail In Hornell Flood
Elmira N Y Dec 1 AP half the city of Hornell was under four to five feet of water this morning in the worst flood the city has known. In places water reached 15 feet depths and at least 300 families were marooned on upper stories as dikes from a 450000 flood abutment program gave way letting Canisteo river floodwaters rush in.
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Elmira
N. Y
Hornell
Bandits Sought After Alburnett Bank Robbery
Police and guards man hunted two armed bandits who robbed the Alburnett Savings Bank of 6000 dollars then vanished toward Dubuque. An Illinois plate Wisconsin car was traced to Springville before vanishing. river guards remained at Dubuque and Clinton bridges as the search pressed eastward.
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Alburnett
Iowa
Alburnett Savings Bank
Harry J. Manchester
Dubuque
Wisconsin
Illinois
Springville
Mississippi River
Clinton
Here
Manchester
Weather Outlook for Iowa and Illinois
Iowa remains unsettled tonight with possible local snow in the north portion and slightly warmer readings in the extreme east. Friday brings colder air to the west and central areas while Illinois sees increasing cloudiness tonight and warmer conditions in the south on Friday.
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Iowa
Tllinois
River Stage Changes Across Midwest Towns
River readings show La Crosse reh 1.9 with a fall of 0.1. Dubuque records 4.8 down 0.1. Davenport 4.0 drop 0.1. Muscatine 5.2 rising 0.1. Keokuk 3.6 down 0.3. St. Louis 13.1 rising 3.9.
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la Crosse
Dubuque
Davenport
Muscatine
Keokuk
St. Louis
PLAYING SANTA Toy donations help brighten Christmas
The Rotary club and the Red Paint store organize to recondition donated toys and distribute them to children on Christmas Eve or Christmas morning. Call the Journal or Red Paint store to donate toys your kids no longer want.
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Rotary Club
Red Paint Store
the Journal
Ford to speed production on new model with higher prices
Detroit December 1 AP Edsel B Ford president announced Ford Motor Company will resume faster production for the new model to be shown publicly tomorrow Prices range from 885 for the roadster to 570 for the Forder sedan an increase of 10 to 85 over the old model Auction current run is about 65 to 70 cars per day according to Edsel Ford.
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Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Edsel B. Ford
Edsel Ford
Federal Radio Commission to cut up to 300 stations
The Federal Radio Commission announced a wholesale reduction of about 300 of the 694 broadcasting stations in operation for the coming year. Commissioner Sam Pickard said the measure is needed to enable full public utilization of radio. Licenses expiring Dec 31 would be extended to Feb 1 before elimination decisions are made.
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Washington
United States
Federal Radio Commission
Sam Pickard
Radio Commission
Pickard
Italian Premier Mussolini Denied Alive By Stefani
Rome reports via the Italian Stefani news agency that rumors of Premier Mussolini’s death are categorically denied. The agency calls the reports absolutely fantastic and insists he remains alive.
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Rome
Mussolini
Stefani
Alleged Murderer Ends His Own Life in Milwaukee
Arthur Stern who was bound over for trial in the Gust Zeller killing in Milwaukee died early today at Emergency hospital from a self inflicted head wound. The case against him was not yet tried.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Arthur Stern
Gust Zeller
Stern
Gang Warfare Claims Another Victim Near St Louis
An unidentified man about 40 was found just south of St Louis with four bullet wounds. Police say he was taken for a ride and his body dumped from a car, marking the sec ond victim this week and the thirteenth in four months in the city’s gang violence wave.
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St. Louis
Washington to decline Geneva observer invitation
The Washington government will decline the Geneva invitation to send an observer. The decision comes after a State Department receipt of a communication from Minister Hugh Wilson transmitting the invitation.
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Washington
Geneva
State Department
Hugh Wilson
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