Tax collection progress reported by county treasurer
Approximately two thirds of the 2 5 million dollars in taxes for the current period had been paid by closing time. Clarence Uaher deputy treasurer announced progress noting the total tax due stands at 909 640 with less than seven million remaining to be collected before the close. The National Tube Company, a major taxpayer, has paid, with the remaining balance to be allocated among many small payers. Persistence of reminders to file before February 15 was stressed as delinquency would incur penalties.
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Iascniski
Clarence Uaher
Baker
Lowden Files Petition for Republican Presidential Primary
Frank O Lowden filed his petition for a place on the Republican presidential primary ballot in Illinois the first state to do so. Campaign manager Clarence Buck said Lowden will actively seek votes across the state with limited public campaigning and that a court injunction may lift soon enabling further filings in other states.
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Chicago
Frank Olowden
Lowden
Louis Eumerton
Lowden Campais
Clarence F. Buck
Actisels
Stave Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Efert
Buck
Cook
Marnn Thompson
Iowa
Lowden Woot
Michigan
Herbert Hoover
Burk
Washington
New York
Hoover
Leonard Wood
Remus Sanity Hearing At Lima State Hospital
Five alienists at Lima State Hospital examined George Remus the former Cincinnati bootleg king to decide his sanity for a habeas corpus petition. The hearing is set for February 20 after his commitment for danger to society following an acquittal on his wife Imogene’s murder.
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Lima. O
George Remus
Cincinnati
State Hospital
Remus
Lima
Imogene
Iufdelfiy
Senate to Pass Anti Third Term Resolution Sparks Debate
A Senate majority moves toward approving a resolution opposing third presidential terms as a political maneuver to deter a Coolidge draft. Critics warn it carries moral weight but no legal effect while private polls hint at broad support among Republicans.
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Washington
Charles Dailles
New York
Kansas City
Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Bingham
Judiciary Committee
House
Friends of
Grant
M Codidge
Fears for Gaety of Girl in Philadelphia Case
May fears were voiced for Viola May a twenty three year old girl who has reportedly been kidnapped. Willem Herren her brother in law claims two armed men seized her and argue he was thrown into a pond by them. Deputies searched for the missing woman while Herren remained detained. Authorities found a torn coat cotton etc supporting his story and he led investigators to a farm house where he said the abductors were hiding.
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Philadelphia
Viola May
Willem Herren
Herren
Evelen Fritz
Abe Laird
Une Jenses
Ten
Jobo Senhaussr
Herreg
Trial of Gov Ed Jackson Opens in Indianapolis Court
Gov Ed Jackson pleads not guilty to conspiracy to conceal a bribe offer to Gov Warren McCrary when in office. Co defendants George Coffin and Robert Marsh waive indictment reading and enter not guilty pleas as jurors begin to be selected. Separate trials granted for Colin and Marsh. Jackson to be tried first.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ed Jackson
Warren T. McCrar
Jackson
George W. Coffin
Robert I. Marsh
McCabe
Colin
Marsh
Commissioner of Internal Revenue Resigns Post
Chas R. Nash resigns as assistant to the commissioner of internal revenue effective March 31. He will join the Van Sweringen interests in Cleveland after a career with the bureau since 1910.
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Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
Washington
Chas_ R. Nash
van Sweringen
Cleveland
The
Revenue Bureau
Decision Soon in Sinclair Burns Case
Justice Siddons said an afternoon ruling on the defense motion for dismissal could end the case, now in its ninth week, in the Sinclair Burns contempt matter heard in Washington.
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Washington
Feb
Siddons
Hearing Opens on Shipstead Bill Curbing Equity Injunctions
Senate Judiciary Committee opened its first hearing on the Shipstead bill to curb equity courts issuing injunctions against peaceful picketing. Labor groups back the measure while major employers oppose it. Senator Shipstead argued that peaceful picketing is lawful per the Supreme Court and state courts, yet injunctions persist.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Shipstead
Equity
Minneso
Scout Order Marks Eighteenth Anniversary Observance
Local Scouts celebrate the eighteenth anniversary of the Bory Scout idea in America. Joral Scouts will hear Rev William Muir Ald address at First Congregational Church. Scouts meet at the YMCA at 10:30 to march in a body.
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Bory
America
Joral
Chamberlin Says War With U S Unthinkable
British Foreign Minister Sir Austen Chamberlin told the House of Commons that war with the United States is unthinkable. He spoke during discussions of a British American arbitration treaty and said preparations for war have never been the basis of British policy.
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Bulletin
London
U. S
United States
Austen Chamberlin
House of Commons
Chamberlin
Ohio inventor ready for Venus flight from Miami Beach
Robert Condit of Ohio announces readiness for a rocket flight to Venus from Miami Beach. He says atmospheric conditions are favorable and claims his device uses a new motive power to reach Venus before March 4, aiming to surpass Jules Verne in scale and practicality.
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Miami Beach
Fra
Jules Verne
Nantes
France
Robert Condit
Ohio
Conan
Man Baster
Star
Condit
Verne
Venus
Tam
Vernes
Moon
Cordit
Senate moves on Col. Stewart Contempt cases
The United States Senate doubles its effort to jail Col. Robert W. Stewart over contempt for failing to answer questions on the Liberty bond profits and transaction details. A grand jury will consider an indictment of a Continental Trading Co executive, while Justice Bailey weighs a habeas corpus request to bring Stewart before the Senate for contempt proceedings.
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Pyashington
Feb. S
United States Senate
Robert W. Stewart
Company of
Indiana
Senate
Liberty
Continental Trading Company
Jennings Bailey
Stewarts
Stewart
Triial
Great Oil Company
Franco-American arbitration treaty released by Senate
The Franco-American arbitration treaty text shows France's obligations under the League of Nations are exempted from the treaty's operation. The document was made public by the Senate today in Washington.
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Washington
France
League of Nations
Senate
United States
II Public
Paul Claudel
Robert E Olds
Stan
Hoover Willis contest heats up in Ohio politics
Verbal barbs fly as Hoover and Willis supporters rally across Ohio to gain delegates for the Republican national convention. Ohio leaders including Charles Taft and George Stauffer offer strong endorsements for Hoover or Willis, while William Taft Jr. and other figures brace for a possible fight over the slate.
Lindy Leaves for Havana in Cuba Flight
Charles A. Lindbergh started the final leg of his Atlantic crossing via a circuitous route to Havana Cuba traveling along the Cuban coast. He planned a 720 mile flight and expected to land about 4 p.m. at the Havana flying field after taking off from Port au Prince this morning.
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Port AU Prince
Sai
Feo S
Charles A. Lindberen
Contral
South America
Havana
Cuba
Lindbergh
Amen Taken to Atlanta Prison for One Year Term
Theodore Tedd Sboex of Canton and 24 other federal prisoners including four former Ohio National Guard officers and three Cleveland bank employees were moved to the Atlanta federal penitentiary. They face one month or more sentences for embezzlement and related charges.
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Canton
Jungle King
QO. N. G
Cleveland Bank
Cleveland
Theodore “Tedd
Gerhron
Atlanta
Ohio National Guard
Sperial VT
Pride
Hare
Rankin on the Road to Recovery
O E Rankin, previously bedfast with a stomach ailment, is now on the road to recovery. He has begun to take nourishment and shows signs of improved health, though it will be some time before he resumes duties.
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QFE
Yabkin
Agen
Te-ar
Rankin
Feder Lt
Trial opened in $25,000 damage suit over county car injury
Josep Grunda 16 of Lake avenue seeks $25,000 from Fred A Underhilt former Lorain county sheriff. In common pleas court Judge W E Thompson, the opening statement followed by a view of the accident site. Grunda says on March 25 1926 he rode home from school on a bicycle and was struck by a county car driven by deputy sheriff Charles W. Ives, causing a fractured skull a broken collarbone and three weeks unconscious.
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Fred A. Underhilt
Lorain County
Sherif
Josep Grunda
Lake Ave
Common Pleas
Cpurt
W. E B. Thompson
Joseph
Charles W_ ives
Depurty
Josep
Sars
Senate Hears of Conditions in Pennsylvania Coal Fields
Senators hear distressing conditions in Pennsylvania soft coal fields. Rep. Caset Dem Wilkes Barre and Rep Laguaridia Dem N Y describe investigations and press for government intervention. Debate centers on resolutions for inquiry and potential House action amid talk of mining wage pressures.
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Ashington
Fen
Pennsylvania
Senate
Caset
Capitol
Iearinss
Johnson
Casey
Bozlan
Dem
N. Y
House
Secretary of ‘Treasury
Melion
Borlan
War Department
Imen
Lagaardia
Boh
Condemned Man Granted A Rehearing
The Supreme Court in Columbus granted a rehearing for Joseph Weaver, a condemned man from Cleveland, who faces execution for the murder of Jasper Ruwaite. The order was issued on February 6 and the case returns to the Eleventh prison authorities for further review.
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Columbus. O. Fen S
Supreme Court
Congress Today Debates Labor, Land and Trade Bills
Congress today sees debates on Latolterre bord term resolaiva and Surpstead labor injunction. Committees hear about French treaty and Nicar aguan 3 Patines, Hawes labor bill, Teapot Dome hearings, and Pennsylvania soft coal field conditions. National orange president urges farm relief before agriculture panel as life insurance leaders testify to veterans committee.
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Surpstead
Lrentions Committee
Hawes
House
mills_ Representatives
Cas Pa
Laguardia
Repo
L. Y
L. J. Taber
National Orange
Agriculture Committee
House Veterans Committee of Veterans Insurance
Five of thirteen pleading guilty in Weidemann liquor case
Five defendants in the Weidemann liquor conspiracy case pleaded guilty and received penitentiary terms and fines totaling $40,000. Charles Weidemann was fined $10,000 and Carl Weidemann $10,000 and two seats in the Atlanta federal penitentiary. Other fined defendants included William Ansehuts $5,000 George Delatron $2,300 and Charles Johannes $2,300.
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Bulletin Covington
Weidemann
Cochran
Charlies Weidemann
Weidemann Brewery
New‘port
Carl
Concern
Atlanta
William Ansehuts
George Delatron
Charles ‘Johannes
Weidemann Brewery Corps
Hobokes
X. J
Yeefter
Cart
Ifie
U. S
Hoboken
Prosecution Rested in Marion Parker Slaying Case
The Los Angeles court heard William Hickman face the charge of slaying Marion Parker. The father, Perry Parker, testified about the recovered body and the return of blood money paid for the body. Five notes were missing according to Parker. The defense’s Richard Cantillon said no rebuttal would be offered.
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Richard Cantillon
United Press
Parker
Peck Declines United States House Fight
Former U S district judge John Weed reports at a conference in Cincinnati that Peck will not enter the bid for United States Congress. The meeting includes party leaders and members of the Democratic state committee as they discuss Peck’s gubernatorial candidacy and national committee ties.
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Cincinnate U
Oremor
Tie
John Weed
U. S
Jodge
Peck
United States
Plord Wiltiame
Bowner
William J. Leseerd
Board of Efectings
White
Marietta
Iimer Tie National
G. Brauner
Magu
Charles Jary
Congressmes
Kent
Jongg Wand
Security Democratia teaGaa
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Sinclair Burns
Labor
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Ihe Carte
Willis
Columbus
Frans B. Willis
Secretary of Commerce
Hecbece Hoover
Charles PP Tait
Anisor
United States Supreme Court
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Hoover State Central Committee
Hamilton Cous
Cinemmpat
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Joe Marron
Fred B Warner
Republican State, Central Committee
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Eahine
Stauffer
Ono
Hoover Committee
Thad H. Bren
Leonard Wood Caime
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Havanas
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