Four youths rob bank messenger in Kansas City hold up
In Kansas City Missouri on December 17 four youths held up Fidelity National Bank messenger W A Glenn in the downtown area and fled with 79600 in new currency from the Federal Reserve. They fired four shots at the getaway car, a touring vehicle with Kansas license 4 250, while crowds watched.
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Kansas City
Fidelity National Bank Sre
Upg
Fidelity Bank
Federaleserve Bank
W. A. Glenn
Fidelity Ink
Kansas
Palmer Confesses to Murder of Wife in Lime Lake Death
Gene Palmer, 38, was charged with first degree murder in Barberton Ohio after confessing to killing his wife following an argument. He allegedly struck her with a heavy stove poker and disposed of her body by tossing it into a lime pit near an abandoned factory. A passerby reported a human foot visible above lime, triggering the investigation.
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Barberton
Ohio
Gene Palmer
Dime Lake
Palmer
Clare
Andits Steal 7017 Payroll in Philadelphia Robbery
Unmasked bandits robbed 7,017 dollars payroll from S W Maurer and Sons Textile Mills workers in Philadelphia. They fled the plant using a revolver as a weapon and escaped.
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Andits
Philadelphia
S. W.aurer and Sons
Texas girl bandit near Austin linked to arson and robbery
Becca Bradley Rogers, 22, alleged girl bandit, is at her husband's bedside in Austin with bronchitis as arson and robbery charges loom. Authorities say she burned a Round Rock house last week and held up Farmers National Bank in Bucaa, while her husband M Otis gots remains critically ill with bronchitis.
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Austin
Texas
Becca Bradley Rogers
M. Otisgots
Rogers
Gers
Round Ck
Ant
Farmers’ National UK
Buca
Bank Robbers Begin Long Term Sentences
Tommy Atkins and Harland Frost of Cleveland begin ten year terms at the Ohio Penitentiary for their role in the Grafton bank holdup. Al White and Norman Cannon face related charges with White already serving a ninety year sentence. About $14,000 was taken in the April 4, 1925 robbery.
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Tommy Atkins
Harland Frost
Cleveland
Ohio Penitentiary
Grafton
F. A. Underhill
Columbus
al White
White
North Olmsted
Norman Cannon
Atkins
Frost
Pennsylvania Congressman McFadden Seriously Ill in Toledo
Congressman L T McFadden of Pennsylvania is gravely ill with influenza at the Secor Hotel in Toledo as he prepared to address the Toledo chapter of the American Institute of Banking. His temperature ran high and doctors asked Mrs McFadden to come to his bedside.
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Toledo
L. T. McFadden
Pennsylvania
Secor
McFadden
American Institute of Banking
County League Considers Next Move in Theatriacal Protests
Lorain County civic group meets with Assistant Prosecutor Roy Vandemark to plan outlawing motion picture houses. He prepares affidavits for magistrates and may conduct hearings if warranted with binding over to the grand jury. League plans further action after year’s start.
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Loran County
Roy Vandemark
R. A. Baird
Elyria
Lorain
Lorain Council Law Enforment League
League
Justices of the Peace
Vandemark
Anna Rolde
Airplane Celebrates 23rd Birthday in Dayton
Dayton, Ohio reports the airplane marked 23 years since its Kitty Hawk flight. Orville Wright recalled the event and predicted rapid continental air travel within 24 hours in luxurious planes, though no formal ceremonies were held.
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Dayton, O
Nec
Orville Wright
E.gats
Kitty Hawk
N.C
A & the
Continent
Mr. Wright
Woman Pleads Not Guilty In Liquor Charge
Mrs. Miler Levisy of 409 Clinton Avenue pleaded not guilty in police court to violating liquor laws and the case was continued until Saturday afternoon. Her home was raided by state and local officers led by DU E Hankin and Sheriff Underhill, who found a gallon of wine and other liquor in the act of being dumped.
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Miler Levisy
Clinton Avenue
Fall and Sinclair Ordered to Appear in Court Tuesday
Washington Idec 17 After waiting more than an hour counsel for the government and for H F Sinclair and Albert B Fall were advised that argument on the motion to quash the conspiracy indictment had been postponed until Tuesday Justice Jennings Bailey ordered both defendants present Tuesday Fall was absent this morning Sinclair left after a brief appearance Another reason was Fall counsel to file a similar motion Hoover argues the Walsh senate resolution creates unconstitutional prosecution machinery Government attorneys Roberts and Pomerans will answer the defense motion No 1 continued on page 2
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Washington
Idec
H. F. Sinclair
Albert B. Fall
Argament
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Jennings Bailey
Bailey
Fall
Court House
Sinclair
Inter
George Hoovier
Senate
Walsh
Montana
United States
Hoover
Martin Littleton
Wilton J. Lambert
Owen J. Roberts
Atlee Pomerens
Fallore
Canton's Night Before Murder Ties In Mazer and Rudner
Thela Harris of Canton testified at Pat McDermott murder trial that Louis Mazer and Ben Rudner, alleged conspirators, met at a Doll house in Canton the night before the killing. Witnesses described visits by police and prior warnings of delays, with further testimony about threats against Louis Mazer and a Chrysler sighting in Canton on the morning of the murder.
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Girl
Mazer
Rudner
Canton
Thela Harris
Pat McDermott
Don R. Mellett
Louis Mazer
Ben Rudner
McDermott
Sparris
Streitemberger
Carey House
Stanley Balthly
Massillon
Danny Pfaff
Cleveland
Pram
NecDermott No
Three Air Mail Pilots Break Flight Records in Snow
In Cleveland on December 17 amid zero cold and heavy snow two pilots set new air mail speed marks. John F Milatze flew Chicago to Cleveland in 1 hour 59 minutes at 164 mph on the New York leg while Harry A Chandler carried cargo to New York in 2 hours 20 minutes at nearly 168 mph. Their combined times cut the Chicago New York flight by 21 minutes.
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Cleveland
Postonce
John F. Milatze
Chicago
Chicago New York
Fascist Takes Control in Lithuania
Riga dispatches report President Grinius imprisoned and Colonel Grigaliunas seizing control of the Lithuanian army after a coup d etat. Martial law has been declared nationwide according to Riga reports received today.
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Bulletin Paris
Presdent Grinius
Lithuania
Jolonel Grigaliunas
Riga
Grigaliunas
Cleveland Man Granted Christmas Parole
Ralph Stiles of Cleveland was released from the county jail on Christmas parole after two months for a liquor fine. The release came at the holiday rest with his wife and three children and followed recommendations from the prosecutor sheriff and judge.
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Cleveland
Ralph Stiles
Utilities board salary hike eyed to attract top men
Marion attorney Fred W. Warner, Republican state central committee chair, urged raising the utilities board members pay from 6100 to 10000 annually. He said higher salaries would attract high class men to serve and endorsed direct control of minor employees by the commission rather than the state commerce director.
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Columbus
Fred W. Warner
Marion
Republican State Central Committee
Warner
Cyclone Ravages Madeira Causes Heavy Losses
Lisbon reports a cyclone sweeping Madeira with massive property damage and a heavy death toll. Shipping circles note disruptions as the storm devastates the island.
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Maderia
Lisbon
Madeila
Manx Government Falls in Reichstag No Confidence Vote
The Mart government was toppled in a Reichstag no confidence vote by 249 to 710 amid socialist charges over war minister Gesser. The assembly adjourned to January 13, with a new cabinet likely led by Scholz or Stresemann, as Hindenburg’s intervention failed.
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Rerein
Mart
Reichstag
Socialits
Germany
Mkelynes Tor. Scholz
German People's Party
Herr Stresemann
Gesser
Fo Uekr
Dr. Gessler
Marx
Hindenburg
Chinese riots described by a Shanghai visitor
L. F. McLachlin, national foreign secretary of the YMCA, spoke at a dinner of YMCA directors and wives and shared experiences from China and Shanghai during recent riots. He had spent twenty two years in China and detailed YMCA progress abroad.
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L. F. McLachlin
China
Young Men's Christian Association
Shanghai
McLachlin
Lawmakers seek 6 million for corn borer fight
A mid west group of representatives led by Rep. Parnell of Indiana plans an appropriation of 6 million dollars to combat the European corn borer ravages.
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Washington
Rep
Parnell
Indiana
Falcon Knight car to be assembled here in Elyria and Detroit
A Pontiac newspaper item says Falcon Motors will build Falcon Knight bodies in Elyria Ohio with motors in Pontiac and assembly in Elyria. The six cylinder car priced near 1000 dollars will feature sleeve valve power and a wide range of body styles with Detroit offices.
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Pontiac
Elyria
Falcon Motors Corporation
Wilson Foundry & Machine Company
Elssia
Detroit
D. R. Wilson
Wilson Foundry
Falcon Corporation
Chassia
John A. Nichols
Nichols
Mensions
Falcon Motora Corporation
Todd Moise
Board of Trade
Fires at Woodford and Mendelcourt cause extensive damage
Ten fires broke out within minutes about 1 percent in the afternoon. A two story home at 13 Woodford arena owned by Mrs Helen Ko Tim burned severely due to an overheated furnace. Damage nears 250 but smoke and water contributed much of the loss. A cleaner fire at Mendelcourt caused no damage after being extinguished. A fire truck accident on Florence court damaged Irvan Weir’s touring car.
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Helen Ko- Tim
Woodford Arena
United Dry Cleaning Company
Mendelcourt
Engine Co. No
Woodford Avenue
Fire Destroys Home of John Gross on Gris-Wold Road
The home of John Gross on Gris-Wold road burned to the ground at 7 last evening. Firefighters saved all furniture except that in the room where the blaze started. The residents were at a neighbor's when the fire broke out.
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John Gross
Gris- Wold Road
Purposed site for western Ohio hospital for the feeble minded
Columbus Ohio December 17 Purchase of 1200 to 1500 acres between Hamilton and Cincinnati was named as the site for a new state hospital for the feeble minded in western Ohio. The Longview state hospital area was listed at about 747 dollars per acre. Advisory committee members included J A Brownock geologist and head of geology at Ohio State University E Sherman head of rural economy R F Miles director of the ...
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Columbus
Der
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Ohio
Longview State Hospital
J. A. Brawnock
Ohio State University
E. Sherman
Rural Econom
R. F. Miles
Kipton Man Fined 59 for Drunken Driving
Morris McCollough of Kipton was fined 59 dollars and costs in police court for driving an automobile while intoxicated. He pleaded guilty to stealing a car from the driveway beside the Elks Club and colliding with a machine driven by W. H. Lord on Thursday afternoon. McCollough said he came from Kipton to Elyria to get materials to rebuild a barn and that he was intoxicated but aware of his actions.
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Morris McCollough
Kipton
McCollough
Elks Club
W. H. Lord
McCalluowzh
Elyrras
University budget request seeks over eight million for Ohio State
Ohio State University asks the legislature for 3,262,001.50 to cover expenses for the 13 months starting July 1. President George W. Rightmire cites needs for salaries, additions, and new buildings to handle a 13,000 student enrollment and growing demand.
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Ohio State Uni
Columpus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Merte Brenneman
George W. Rightmire
Nerv Ases
Dent Rightmire
Nightmire
Emperor of Japan Still Alive Reported in Official Bulletin
An official bulletin issued at 4:04 p.m. states the Emperor of Japan is alive with higher pulse and respiration and unchanged fever. It notes salt water injections have failed to produce clear results as high officials stay at Hayama.
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Tokyo
Japan
Hayama
Policy favoring economy in Ohio General Assembly
A Republican proposal from Attica’s Carpenter urges trimming state government. It endorses Coolidge era fiscal restraint, cites a projected $5 million Ohio treasury deficit, and calls for a reduced Assembly staff and broader retrenchment across the state government.
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Attica
Carpenter
General Assembly
Calvin Coolidge
State of
Ohio
General Assembly of Ohio
Cancre
Columbus
School Superintendent Charged with Beating Student
Dee Isa Jon Collen, superintendent in Thompson Chengua county, held on $200 bond after allegedly beating 17 year old Joe Mundry. Father files affidavit. physicians report severe back bruising. Justice of the Peace E E Moye er sets hearing for December 23.
Teacher Shot By Two Boys Shocks Kentucky Town
In Morgan Kentucky two boys aged 14 and 18 shot and killed 35 year old mountain school teacher Morgan in Leslie county after he had whipped the younger boy. Police reports state the案 suspects lured him to a desolate area then shot him.
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Ryden
Morgan
Leslie County
Aedill Farner
Morganm
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