Fox in Gustony of Palace and Hickman caper
A chaotic dispatch cites a Kansas City broadcaster, Charles Redwards, urging youth to aid in locating Edward Hickman the “Fox” linked to the Marion Parker murder. Los Angeles police chase multiple leads while reports say Hickman may have fled toward San Francisco. the case centers on ransom threats and a brutal crime in 1927 era coverage.
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Dee
Edward Hickman
Fas
Marlon Parker
Eath
Hickman
San Quentin
San Praduiaco
Tehman
Are
Lilian Padley
Tolice
Wickman
Kansas City
eThe Fox
Marion
Perry Parker
Seashier
Parker
Tuckman
Central Press
William Edward Hickman
A& 4
Marion Parker
Perry AI
First National Trust & Savings Bank
Slickman
Adruord, Ark
Congress Closes Early For Christmas Holidays
Washington congress adjourns for Christmas after 15 days of session. A tax reduction bill rests mid passage while flood relief proposals and other key legislation remain under consideration. Senate will resume January 4 to take up the tax bill. House further debates flood relief.
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Congress
Washington
Senate
House
Europe Suffers Severest Cold Wave In Years
London reports 24 December deaths reach forty four as Europe endures extreme frost. Across the continent temperatures stay frigid while London hospitals treat about 900 cold related injuries including many with broken limbs. St Bartholomew's Hospital alone logged 112 cases with multiple fractures and cold exposure.
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Europa
Pony
St. Bartholomew's H Hospital
Mrs Lilliendahl And Beach Now At State Prison
Mrs Margare Lilliendahl Willis were found guilty of manslaughter in the death of Dr WHI lam Lilliendall arrived at the state prison from Mays Landing. The women spoke of Christmas with her son Alfred and explained they changed their plans saying they could not go through with it.
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Trenton
Margare
Lilliendahl
Willis
Whilam Lilliendall
Mays Landing
Alfred
Vwliendahtl
Maye Landing
Search Of Person Not Permitted In Restau rants
Judge Monuet Levine of the court of appeals in Cleveland declares no officer may search individuals under guise of law enforcement. He cites the U S Supreme Court ruling that searching patrons is a violation and that the eighth amendment offers no exception to personal rights.
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Monuet Levine
Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Levine
Supreme Capri
Two Trusties Escape From Tate Pen In Prison Riot
Two trusties Edward Simind and Lovey Woods escaped from the state penitentiary in Columbus Ohio during a riot. Simind, Canton, was serving 7 to 17 years for larceny and credited with aiding guard Elmer Callahan, while Woods, Cleveland, a parole violator, pursued and helped capture Tom Gerak before being recaptured. No trace of the missing man was found by early today.
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State Penitentiary
Edward Sitmind
Canton
Srying
Jarceny
Lovey Woods
Cleveland
Siemund
Ite
Elmer Callahan
Callahan
Woods
Tom Gerak
Fera
Attacks Plan Voiced By Magruder Attacks Plan Voiced By Magruder
Rear Admiral Thomas Magruder faced House Naval Affairs Committee criticism of his proposal to build all government ships in private yards as costly. His plan to abolish the Charleston Navy Yard drew further backlash as harmful to maintenance deferments. Rep. Vinson argued private firms would overcharge, while Magruder said competition among private yards could fix price concerns.
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Washington
Thomas
Magruder
House’ Naval Affairs
Charleston
D. C
Navy Yard
Vinson
Jem
Oklahoma Legislature Injunction Against Impeachment Steps
A district court in Oklahoma restrained the insurgent Legislature from pursuing impeachment steps against Governor Menty Johnston. The injunction was made permanent today, ending attempts to remove the governor.
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Okla
Doc
Oklahoma
Menty . Johnston
Remus to face sanity test after acquittal in murder case
George Remus, Cincinnati bootlegging figure, found not guilty of murder by insanity. He will be examined by three alienists in probate court before a sanity hearing with Judge William Lueders. Remus remains jailed as he seeks release for the hearings.
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Cincinnati
George Tremus
Imogene
William St. Lueders
Duis Gainty
Lueders
Remus
Jall
George Remus
United Press
Wiliam EL
Stemus
Charles H. Elston
Judge Lenders
Coaster Hurt When Struck by Machine
George Peloquin 12, of 156 Cambridge Street, was struck by a machine driven by T. F. Sellera of 252 Harvard Avenue at six last night while crossing Park Avenue near Oxford Street on his sled. He suffered a brained back and was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital for examination.
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George Peloquin
Cambridge Street
Tax Case Reversed Over Inheritance Tax Dispute
The Ohio Supreme Court reverses Lucas county rulings on the Otis Avery Browning fund. The fund, about $600,000, supports a Masonic memorial home for aged Master marons, their wives, widows and orphans. Trustees may admit superannuated clergymen if the home is not fully occupied. Administered 90 years then used for buildings and upkeep. The tax commission seeks inheritance tax. trust company asserts charity exemption.
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Columbur
Supreme Court
Lucas County
Otis Avery Browning
Marons
Mr. Browning
Tax Commission
Nto
Securty Savings Bank & Tract Co
Winter Solstice Reflects Slow Daylength Turnaround
A newspaper snippet notes the winter solstice marking the sun at its lowest point and the start of longer days. It quotes a child from Stevenson's imagination and Migians pale with relief as duties end before sunrise.
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Stevenson
Wuven
Lorain County to Build Memorial Bridge Over Broadway
County Commissioners George Rhoads W B Richmond and C D Murray voted to construct the Lorain county Memorial bridge from 1dth street to Heid avenue with a south ramp kept. An opinion from Sanders Squire and Dempsey influenced the plan and indicated one ramp could be eliminated to save about 106000, based on cost estimates for 14th street and Broadway properties. Wendell P Brown proposed routing traffic along Broadway to Reid avenue to avoid heavy through traffic on Broadway.
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George Rhoads
W. B. Richmond
C. D. Murray
Lorain County Memorial Bridge
Broadway
Heid Avenue
Sanders
Squire
Dempsey
Cleveland
14Th Street
Broadw
Reid Avenue
Wendell P. Brown
Rhoads
Hewitt Must Die: Ohio Supreme Court Rules Execution Set
Floyd Hewitt, 17, condemned for the double murder of Celia Brown and her son Fred Brown Jr in 194? in Ashitabula County. The Ohio Supreme Court denied his motion for leave to file a petition in error from the Mahoning County Court of Appeals judgment, ordering execution by electric chair. only Governor Donahey can intervene. Hewitt allegedly attacked Mrs Brown after arriving to listen to the radio, then killed the boy to prevent testimony. The Court of Appeals earlier affirmed the lower conviction, and Hewitt’s execution date was scheduled for last November before a stay was granted pending the supreme court appeal.
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Columbus
Floyd iTewitt
Conneaut Hoy
Little Fred Brown, Jr
Supreme Court
Mahoning County Court of Appeals
Donahey
Hewitt
Ashitabula County
Brown
Celia Brown
Court of Appeals
Aghtabular County Common Pleas Court
Today Shortest Day In Year In Columbus Ohio
The short day in Columbus Ohio marks the solstice with sunrise at 7 29 am and sunset at 4 35 pm. Shoppers delaying Christmas purchases face the day.
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Columbus
Astrance
Senate considers resolutions on consular service inquiry
Congress today Senate considers Harrison resolution for an investigation of the consular service and McMaster resolution pledging to a tax reduction plan. Adjourns until January 3. Also mentions committees and railroad consolidation legislation amid party and reform talk.
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Harrison
Consular Service
McMaster
TOUSH
Interstate
Berea man found dead after curb fall
William Ziska 29 of Berea employed as a salesman for Elyria Bulk Co. since October was found dead in his mother's Berea home Tuesday after a fall on a street curb Saturday night. He had a healed head wound, had stitches, and was sent home from Berea Hospital. Survived by his wife Jean, mother Helen, and sister Corinne. Funeral Thursday at his mother's home, burial Woodvale Cemetery, Berea.
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William Ziska
Berea
Elyria Bulek Co
Ziska
Third Street
Jean
Ielen Ziske
West Bridge Street
Beren
Corinne
Woodvale Cemetery
Truck and Auto Collide Ends in One Death
TOLEDO O Dec 11 One man was killed when their automobile collided with a truck east of Perrysburg today. All three were from Portage. John Winton 20 was killed. Willam Smith 27 and Otto Sherman were injured. The truck driver said the accident occurred when Winton who was driving attempted to speed past the truck.
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Toledo
Dee
Perrysburg
Portage
John Winton
Willam Smith
Otto Sherman
Winton
Miners Dead After Explosion at Cosgrove Mechan Mine
Seven miners trapped by an explosion in the Cosgrove Mechan coal mine at Stiritz were found dead today over a mile underground on the 250 foot level, officials reported.
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Johnson Culv
Cosgrove-Mechan
Stiritz
House Contract Suit Settled In Owner's Favor
A jury in Judge A E Webber's court returned a verdict for the defendant in a suit by J B Clifford against M R Setterfield of 808 N Olive street over a house built for the defendant. Clifford claimed 315 was owed. Setterfield argued poor construction and sought 740 in damages.
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J. B. Clifford
M. R. Setterfield
N. Olive Street
A. E. Webber
Clifford
Satterfield
Police Find Unconscious Man On East Bridge Street
Police rescue John Dennis a colored man of 120 Pine Street after he was found unconscious in a driveway on the west side of East Bridge Street. He was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital where doctors report fainting spells.
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Witrome Hones Srotray
John Dennis
Pine Street
Bridge Street
Dennis
Elyria Memoral Hospital
Defendants Must Object At Times Of Trial Tumey Case
The Supreme Court ruling in Tumey limits on commercial justice. A defendant must raise an objection to a magistrate's jurisdiction at trial to preserve rights. The mapoling of three appeals from Cleveland Xenia and Madison counties upheld the lower courts. Justice Marshall wrote the decision, joined by Justices Allen Matthias and Day. The court held that a magistrate’s pecuniary interest makes a judgment voidable, not void. The scope of these rights in other cases remains unsettled.
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Tumey
Columbia
O. Dow
U.S. Supreme Court
Ofte
Marshall
Allen
Matthias
Day
Salvage efforts resume for sunken submarine S 4 off Provincetown
In Provincetown Mass on December 21 salvage crews led by the Falcon and aided by Lark Mallard and Century prepared to hoist the sunken submarine S 4. Divers waited while weather improved though six of forty six crew remain unaccounted. faint taps were heard last night but then nothing.
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Mass
Falcon
Lark
Mallard
United Press
Beatrice
Century
Malard
Bushnell
Dee
Paulding
Jescue
Navy
Weather Bureau
Frank Brumler
Condition of Mrs Goodhue Serious
NORTHAMPTON MASS Dec 21 The condition of Mrs Almira Goodhue 78 president Coolidges mother in law has taken a turn for the worse Physicians at Dickinson hospital where she has been ill with influenza since Dec 11 reported today that her condition was less favorable than yesterday
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Masr
Almira Goodhue
Coolidge
Dickinson Hospital
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