Chicago Police Grill Suspects In Brutal Crime
Five suspects are under arrest after the brutal slaying of contractor Robert Nusbaum. The body was found on prairie land and authorities report a complex plot involving two women and two men. John Walton Winn, captured after a confrontation with detectives in Crown Point, Ind., reportedly denies delivering the fatal blows.
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Miane Sushaum
John Walton Winn
Robert Nusbaum
Prairie
Leonart-Loeb
Weenies Vart
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Crown Point
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New Car Prospect Promises Revolutionary Features Seminar
Promoters invite automobile dealers to discuss a new car boasting a ground-hugging rear axle guarantee for two years and near perfect brake contact. Endorsements from leading engineers claim simplified, efficient design and vibration reduction while financial leaders publicly back the venture. all inquiries kept confidential.
Police detail alibi in Nusbaum murder case unraveling
Police report Mrs Nusbaum shaped an alibi and described fear of her husband while admitting a long running affair with Winn. Others arrested include Delilan Martin Edwin Gaff and Marlon Stringham as plots to kill Nusbaum unfold. son Rascoe Nusbaum exposes the affair. Police probe continues into who delivered the fatal axe blow.
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Delilan Martin
Petitions To Remit Forfeited Bail Presented
Three applications to remit forfeited bail were presented this morning before Judge Emery. The cases involve Julia Di Biasco, Mike Dominick, and John Ciccone. Di Biasco claimed illness in a hospital in Girard Ohio when first called. Rules to show cause were granted on the county commissioners returnable January 11 at 9 a.m.
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Emery
Julia di Biasco
Mike Dominick
John Ciccone
Julia di Blasco
Girard
Ohio
Ellwood County raid nets four arrests at disorderly house
Detective J M Dunlap and Detective Hicks raided a negro place in Ellwood City, May Thomas held for March term on disorderly house charges, Samuel Lloyd Mitchell for concealed weapons, Clarence Peterson and Alice Day fined for disorderly conduct. Also notes a Nevada divorce and an old bread find by a French explorer.
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J. M. Dunlap
Hicks
Ellwood City
May Thomas
Walter T. Hamilton
Samuel Lloyd Mitchell
Clarence Peterson
Alice Day
Croton Scouts Prep for Round-Up at Carnegie Auditorium
Croton Boy Scout Troop 6 held a meeting at Groton school as they prepare for the annual scout round-up at Carnegie Auditorium. Plans include first and second class tests, tenderfoot tests, merit badge instruction, and day hikes led by Eagle Scout Maloney.
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Croton
Groton School
Leacher Dangerfield
Malley
Mick
King
Ward
Kerr
Kneram
Tesone
Wright
Maloney
Lloyd Green
Walter Green
Earl Sweesy
Emery Kaufman
Davis
Mitchell- Kwtat
Eagle
Beaver Patrol
Andy Mielk
Bob Abraham
Tander
Danial Boone
George Ward
Ike Williamson
No Extra Street Car Service In City After Midnight
City officials announce no additional street cars after midnight preserving regular schedules. Last East Side cars depart 12 15 and 12 45 a m. Highland Avenue at 12 16 and 12 45 a m. South Side and Moravia Street at 12 40 a m and 12 45 a m. Mahoningtown bus lines run all night. Wilmington last bus 9 15 p m. city line bus 10 10 p m. Night Owl service between Highland Avenue and Mahoningtown runs on even hours starting at midnight.
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Potatoes Jump To 90c A Peck Here
The delayed potato digging from bad weather last fall pushed prices higher. Potatoes priced at 90 cents per peck for the retail trade, with 75 to 80 cents seen during Christmas. Dealers question if current quotes reflect pack pricing or potential further hikes amid tight supply.
Divorces Granted For Cruelty In Two Cases
Mrs. Hilda E. Lucat obtained a divorce from Albert E. Luca in a morning session before Judge Emery. Married in December 1917, they separated in March 1925 due to cruel and barbarous treatment. The second divorce went to Thelma K. Smith from Loyal F. P. Smith on cruelty grounds.
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Hilda EK. Lucat
Emery
Albert E. Luca
Loyal FP. Smith
NO WAITING UP FOR COOLIDGES
Washington expects no New Year celebration at the White House as President Coolidge plans to retire by 10 30 p m tonight. The bells and whistles mark the middle of another night as the president begins the year in formal retirement.
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C International News Servicn
Washington
Dec
Mammoth Still Seized In Pulaski Township Raid
Lawrence county officials conducted a raid at Louis De Mary’s farm in Pulaski township last night seizing a sixty gallon still with mash moonshine and other materials near the state line north of New Bedford. Arrests included De Mary a woman visitor from Youngstown Mike Brown Charles Hannon Adam Ponzi Cassie Conti Bennie Rizzo Jake Conti May Thompson Joseph Bartberger Alex We Garo S. Seri Ed Peterson Samuel Mitchell and others as part of a crackdown led by County Detective J M Dunlap and team for the new District Attorney J Hider Bryan.
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Louis DeMary
Pulaski Township
J. M. Dunlap
Hicks and Hays
McClanahan
Lawrence County
New Bedford
de Mary
Youngstown
Squire Zedaker
Margaret Henderutter
Peddis Hauor
Jake Conti
Union Township
May Thompson
Ellwood City
Joseph Bartberger
Snakes Rest
Alex We Garo
Shen
Little Girl Saved By J. W. Carson
Six year old Pauline Lynch of North Cochran Way was severely burned when her clothing caught fire from a gun stove. Neighbor J. W. Carson acted quickly, smothering the flames and preventing worse injuries. She will recover from burns to her face and arms after the rescue.
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Pauline Lynch
North Cochran Way
J. W.carson
Carson
Noted Archbishop Visitor Here Today in New Castle
Archbishop John Cleplak formerly of Petrograd and newly named to Woles, Poland, is due in New Castle this afternoon to visit briefly as guests of the Polish community. Rev. Stancielewski and a parish delegation will greet the distinguished visitor at St Phillip and James Church. A Toledo auto crash involved a new building under construction, the driver noting it was rising on the left.
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John Cleplak
Petrograd
Russia
Woles
Poland
New Castle
Stancielewski
St. Phillip and James Church
Guardian Appointed For Two Children Invened Dufford Case
H. T. Getty of New Wilmington was appointed guardian for John B. Dufford Jr and Phoee J Dufford, minor children of the late 7 1 p Dufford, by Judge Emery this morning. Strawberrien established a new high price record for Philadelphia, selling for 1$4 a quart wholesale. Florida supplied 69 quarts purchased by a fruits retailer.
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H. T. Getty
New Wilmington
John B. Dufford, Jr
Phoee J. Dufford
P. Dufford
Emery
Philadelpht
Strawberrien P
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Bureau of Markets
Florida
Fates Fruit
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