Slain bandit Dutch Anderson identified in Muskegon
Muskegon Michigan authorities identified the dead bandit as George Dutch Anderson, ally of Gerald Chapman, killed after a pistol duel with Detective Charles Hammond. Fingerprints and other marks linked the body to Anderson, who had helped steal $1,000,000 in 1921 New York and later passed counterfeit $20 notes.
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Muskegon
Michigan
George
Anderson
Gerald Chapman
New York
Peter I
Hansen
Roy W. Ferris
A. W. Hamilton
U. S
Grand Rapids
United Prous
tamilton
shammond
Antergon
Iamilton
Hamilton
Detroit
federal reserve
bank of New York
Cleveland
Mich
Peter W. Stansen
Charles Hammond
Hammond
United Press
union
Gerald Chapma
Trial notes show Mitchell case tests Army discipline
Prominent witnesses are summoned as the defense questions Col. William Mitchell charging that army discipline remains intact. Cross questioning indicates no impairment of discipline despite Mitchell charges.
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Col
William Mitchell
Mitchell
Six Children Die as Train Crashes into Bus in Nahunta
United Press reports the Everglades Limited collided with a school bus near Nahunta Georgia. Six children were killed and about 20 injured as the bus carried 42 passengers. The accident occurred 200 feet from the schoolhouse and many victims were mangled. Names listed include Pearl Strickland 16 and Audrey May Johns 14 among the dead. others ages 2,10,12.
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Waycross
Georgia
Everglades Limited
Atlantic Coast line
Nahunta
here
Jacksonville
Waycross hospital
Pearl Strickland
Audrey May Johns
Doris Herrin
May Thornton
sisteam Lewis
Stephenson Case Overruled for Dismissal of Jury
Defense victory in Oberhover matter as judge overrules motion to dismiss jury. Attorneys contend morphine was administered shortly before the confession cited by the state, raising questions about voluntariness and admissibility of the confession in court.
From a Barber Shop to a Movie Empire
Profile of Sam Katz, a 33 year old moving picture executive, detailing his Chicago roots, early work with piano in theaters, partnership with the Balaban brothers, and rise to leading a coast to coast theater chain. He emphasizes education, self making, and relentless ambition shaping his success.
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New York
Chiago
agelfth
Jefferson streets
dynamo
Famous Players
Balaban
Kale moving picture theaters
Sam Katz
Hyde Park
Katz
THs
Carl Taemmile
west side
Chicago
Laemmile
ha theater
Northwestern University
spi
life
ratty
breinesa
stenla
United States
Dense fog forces cautious driving in Madison streets
United Press reports a heavy fog in Madison today reducing visibility for motorists. Headlights were required as cars crept through the city while temperatures hovered around 96 degrees and traffic moved slowly amid the mist.
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United Press
Madison
Authorities end search in murder of New Ulm brakeman
United Press reports New Ulm authorities discontinue the hunt for the killer of William Hadwards, a railroad brakeman slain here two months ago. Muskegon reports Dutch Anderson killed, advancing belief he committed the New Ulm murder. Edwards, a railroad station telegraph operator, was shot by a robber during a station hold up, the robber firing as Edwards hesitated. Authorities still hold Anderson responsible.
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United Press
New Ulm
Minn
William
Hadwards
Muskegon
Mich
Dutch Anderson
Edwards
Anderson
Post office inspectors move to Muskegon to ID slain bandit
Washington reports several postal inspectors who know Dutch Anderson by sight were sent to Muskegon to identify the slain bandit. Inspector Hamilton, familiar with the case, told Chief Rush D. Simmons that identification appears almost certain. Additional agents were expected to arrive today.
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Washington
post office department
Anderson
Muskegon
Hamilton
Rush D. Simmons
Hamill
Simmons
Muskego
Club House at Michiwaukee Destroyed by Fire
Fire of undetermined origin completely destroyed the Milwaukee Country Club house on Dairy Chasm road just east of Port Washington road. Loss estimated over 60000 dollars with valuable trophies and golf clubs for about 300 members destroyed. The club opened only this spring and water supply was unavailable to fight the blaze. The alarm reached Milwaukee fire department late after the blaze started. a fire truck broke down en route.
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Milwaukee
Michlwaukee Country club
Dairy Chasm road
Port Washington road
Mulwaukee fire department
Greenbush Boy Accidentally Shot While Hunting
Plymouth reports 17 year old Donald Prindeville of Greenbush was accidentally shot in the head while hunting Sunday afternoon. The bullet struck the back of his head and grazed his arm but his condition is non dangerous. He was taken home and a physician attended him with expected recovery.
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Plymouth
Donald Prindeville
James Prindeville
Greenbush
Donald
Mitchell rests case in court martial after seven witnesses
United Press report: Gen court admits copies of Mitchell attack in San Antonio on Sept 6 and 9 as basis for prosecution. Witness Lieut Col Hicks testifies no discipline breakdown. Defense seeks 73 witnesses, including cabinet and military officials, to probe Navy and War Department actions and Shenandoah disaster.
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WILLIAM J. MCEVOY
United Press Staff
Washington
Army
Col
Mitchell
San Antonio
Texas
William Mitchell
war
navy departments
George L. Hicks
Eighth Corps
Hicks
war department
Frank R. Reid
Illinois
Wm. Mitchell
Navy
Wilbur
Davis
Everett Sanders
Dwight Morrow
special air board
Agriculture
Jardine
Benedict Crowell
Anton Heinen
Zachary Lansdowne
Shenandoah
Donald MacMillan
O'Sullivan
Connecticut
Perkins
New Jersey
Pratt
New York
House aircraft committee
Het
President Coolidge
lttle
Navy Press service
W. A. Moffett
Naval Bureau of Aeronautics
Leigh Wade
Reed G. Landis
Chicago
John Paegelow
Belleville
E. Y. Rickenbacker
Detroit
Mich
WW. 8. Sims
Building Concrete Roads in Sheboygan County Plan
Executive secretary F A Cannon outlines a Dane County style bond plan for Sheboygan County to finance 60 miles of concrete roads. Proposes issuing bonds totaling 1,000,000 with annual state gas tax and license fee allotments, retirements begin 1930 over ten years, using state highway allotments and a free fund to complete the project.
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F. A. CANNON
Good Roads Association of Wisconsin
Sheboygan County
Dane County
state highway commission
Pistol Shot Ends Cabaret Romance
Aurora report of a pistol shot ending the romance of Dan Pennock 26 cabaret frequenter shot by Miss Fritzt Snow his entertainer lover who claims accident. Snow says she drew the pistol from his pocket flashed it Dean slept on table intoxicated and died after trigger pulled. Police seek truth amid romance tears and denial.
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United Press
Aurora
finisnto
Dan Pennock
Pennock
Dean
Miss Snow
Frits
Arrest Chafee On A Statutory Charge Today
Kenosha police arrested Racine mechanic Leo Chafee on a statutory charge connected to the murders of James Sears and Madeline Latimer. A woman who said she was attacked the night of the slayings identified Chafee as the assailant in the complaint filed today.
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United Press
Kenosha
Leo Chafee
Racine
James Sears
Madeline Latimer
Sears
Miss Latimer
Chafee
Elm hotel guest injured in Saturday motor accident
Mrs. Dorothy Lathrop, a guest at the Elm hotel, was unconscious for an hour after a motor accident at Jefferson avenue and N Eighth street Saturday evening. She was carried to the hotel in an unconscious state and artificial respiration was used to revive her.
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Dorothy Lathrop
Elm hotel
Jefferson avenue
N. Eighth street
Six Slayings Reported After Pistol Barrage in New York
United Press reports six killings in New York City area within hours as pistols cracked with vengeance. Among the victims is Joseph V. Sheridan a former deputy U S marshal and former state assembly candidate, shot in an alleged Speak Easy club.
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United Press
New York
Joseph V. Sheridan
U. S
New York state assembly
Obituary: Unidentified Man Dies After Car Crash
An unidentified man about 50 died at a hospital from a fractured skull after being struck by a vehicle Friday. He never regained consciousness. The incident occurred in Milwaukee area streets.
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Tasted Press
Milwuakes
Bergnacy tvopital
Three Boys Drown On Thin Ice At Park Lagoon
In Kenosha at Lincoln Park lagoon three boys aged 11 to 13 died after venturing onto thin ice during recess on a dare. Vernon Butcher, Harry Kaplan, and Leo Dorff were pulled from six feet of water ten minutes after the accident. A passerby, A. G. Parfitt, witnessed the drowning as police attempted artificial resuscitation to no avail.
Almanac notes and holiday observances listed
The Daily Almanac records a warm night with possible cloudiness and notes an anniversary birth of a U S president. It mentions the admission of North Dakota and South Dakota to the Union on November 2, 1868 and lists holidays in Boulogne, France, with scattered oblique references to other names and places.
Trial reveals another morphine dose before deathbed statement
United Press discloses in Noblesville Indiana that Madge Oberholtser received another morphine dose just before signing a deathbed statement. Defense lawyers question the statement’s competency, arguing it was made days before her death as prosecutors prep the Stephenson, Klenck, and Bari Gentry case. Dr Jake Kingsbury testified he administered the morphine to the girl at a hotel shortly before the declaration.
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United Press
Noblesville
Ind
morephone
Mins Madgehouser
D.C
Fao
Jake Kingsbury
Jury hears nurse describe Madge Obberholser's assault
United Press report from Noblesville Ind notes the jury in a murder case involving D OC Stephen son a former KKK figure and co-defendants heard from nurse Beatrice Spratley who described Miss Oberholser found undressed on a bed with bruises on her cheek chest thighs and gown. Hotel clerk Jack Culbertess testified at the trial.
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United Press
Noblesville
Ind
Stephenson
Ke Klux Klan
Indiana
Kienek
Early Gentry
Madge Obberholser
nurse
Mise Beatrice Suet
Mise Oberholser
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