World Court Debate Restricted as Doctor Confesses
Dr David R. Marshall a 42 year old chiropractor from Bywood Heights Philadelphia suburb confessed to dismembering Miss Anna May Dietrich 24 after being pressed by Delaware County District Attorney William Taylor and Captain F A Sweeney in a ten hour interrogation. He said she died after poisoning in his office and was left in pieces disposed of later. authorities await chemical analysis of her stomach contents to verify the poisoning claim. Marshall will be moved to Philadelphia for further inquiry as investigators pursue the case.
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David R. Marshall
Bywood Heights
Philadalphia
Anna May Dietrich
South Seventeenth Street
Philadelphia
Marshall
William Taylor
Delaware County
FA. J. Sweeney
Wenies
Miss Dietrich
New York
Taylor
Omething
Yshe
Miss ‘Dietrich
Seventeenthstreet
Hera
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Wilkes-Barre
J. Lynott
Scranton Times
Lewis
Lynott
W. W. Ingls
Inglis
State Senate
House Mining Committee
Harrisburg
Tax Relief Doubtful as March 15 Filing Looms
Washington reports tax relief by March 15 remains doubtful as the Senate and House clash over changes to the tax bill. Debates loom on estate taxes, the obligation clause, and capital stock tax cuts. House leaders vow not to yield to Senate revisions while Smoot aims for a Feb 5 vote to set up interhouse negotiations.
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Washington
Senate
Wm. R. Green
House
Smoot
Enate Finance Committee
Three Black inmates executed at Rockview Penitentiary
In Beluefonte Virginia on January 25 three Reading men Robert Stue 56 Irwin Gringe 25 and Liamon Crocker 25 were electrocuted at Rockview for a robbery and murder tied to the Berka County case. Jonathan Clopp 21 was hanged after confessing to firing the shots that ended Clopp's life and his plea to end his life.
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Beluefonte
Reading
Robert Stue
Irwin Gringe
Liamon Crocker
Rockview Tison
Jonathan Clopp
Berka
Clopp
Reed in Forensic Battle For Free Debate in Senate
James A. Reed, Missouri senator and Irreconcilable, fights to preserve unrestricted debate in the Senate as he appears in a bellicose moment amid a fierce procedural clash.
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Reed
Senate
James A. Reed
Missouri
Man Arrested for Breaking and Entering Lorain County Bank Building
A. H. Smith, 24, bound over to the Grand Jury on $1,000 bond after pleading guilty to breaking into the office of Dr. B K Shefield in the Lorain County Bank Building. He claimed he sought morphine and was found with four morphine bottles a hypodermic needle pliers and a screwdriver. Police reported money missing from KE Allen’s office. doctors said no morphine was taken.
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A. H. Smith
Upper Sandusky
Bh LF. Atlen
Lorain County Bank
C. C. Braden
Smith
A. J. Turpin
Howard Barrau
Tie
Elyria
Baird and
Vandemarg
KE. F. Allen
Braden
Detroit
Richard Brink
Elmer Date
Peter Yuevca
Woman Fined on Liquor Charge in Police Court
Della Banks of Him Street, colored, was fined 250 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to possession of liquor. Officers raided her home finding a jug being emptied into a sink with doors locked. the jug and several liquor bottles were confiscated. Police Chief E J Stankard cited prior complaints about the defendant's liquor sales.
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Della Banks
Probation Officer Discusses Crime In Talk At Forum
Cleveland probation chief James P. Kirby spoke at the Open Forum on "Trial by Fury" outlining crime factors, press influence, and the need for better crime statistics. He argued crime cannot be isolated from social and economic causes and noted Cleveland spent about 3.6 million dollars on crime last year while warning that data are inadequate. Continued on Page 2.
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James P. Kirby
Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Solomon Goldman
Jewish Center
Kirby
Richard Washhar Child
United States
Child
Florida land salesmen arrested in Blue Sky crackdown
Three men selling Florida real estate without licenses were arrested in Elyria Lorain Am herst and nearby areas under Blue Sky laws. Norman Cleary 23 Sandusky Frank Krause 39 Sandusky and Gilf fard B McDermott 32 Cleveland face charges. warrants issued by local justices, jail due to Sunday. Krause accused of swapping stock for Florida lots worth about $100 each.
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Florida
Elyria
Lorain
Amherst
State Department of Securities
Norman Cleary
Sandusky
Frank Krause
Frank T. Keech
Gilffard B. McDermott
Cleveland
Cleary
McDermott
N. G. Curtis
Better Business Club
Court of Justice
J. George
Krause
Arnold J. Jock
Justice Court
J. J
Flack
Port City Mortgage Co
Ocala Land Co
Court of Common Pleas
Man Fined Thousand For Possession Of Liquor After Raid
Deputy Sheriff Ed Mathews and deputies raided August Jarokowski’s Gratton home locating a still fifty gallons of mash and a small amount of corn liquor. Jarokowski pleaded guilty before Judge A R Webber and was fined $1000. The judge warned he might not pay and suggested jail may help him reconsider.
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Ed Mathews
Ives and
Knight
August Jarokowski
Gratton
Tie
A. R. Webber
Man Burned to Death in Baltimore Home
Robert Ramsey aged 65, president of the Ramsay Sear ist Co., steamship agents, was burned to death when a fire destroyed his Baltimore home in the early hours. Ramsey was a well known figure in shipping circles locally and internationally.
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Baltimore
Robert Ramsey
Ramsay -Searistt Co
Death of former Elyria fire chief John Hafner
John Hafner, former Elyria fire chief born in Germany in 1828, died Sunday at his home on Fifth Street after his wife’s death two weeks earlier. He settled in Elyria in 1857 and was a prominent local figure for many years. Continued on page 2.
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John Hafner
Fifth Street
Sand
Death Toll Rises in Lafayette Hotel Fire
Allentown authorities probe a blaze that destroyed the Lafayette hotel, reporting twelve dead and several missing. The latest victim is B F Brighthill of Lebanon, who died in Allentown hospital after exposure to the cold while fleeing.
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Allentown
Lafayette
Adovan
B. F. Brighthill
Lebanon
Onepmonia
Duey
Salas
William Frederick
Hazelton
John Ziegerfuss
East Greenville
Anton Turgugian
John J. Kennedy
Train Collision at White Crossing Injures Five
Pennsylvania Railroad launches probe into last night collision near Toledo Ohio between the Pittsburgh Detroit express and the Mansfield local. Five injured including Marcus Klein Toledo engineer and Ole Otferson Niles Michigan. Loco and flyer damaged. fireman unhurt. Manslaughter case against Nerte Magyar resumes in court.
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Toledo
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
White Crossing
Here
Nelson Rogers
Chicago
Fred Cook
L. F. Stewart
Marcus Klein
Ole Otferson
Niles
Michigan
Masfield
Flyer
Klein
Cach
Demands Not Met Over Russian Railhead Case
Moscow reports that Russia’s ultimatum on the release of M. Ivanoff, Eastern Railroad manager, has not been satisfied. Officials say the note demanded restoration of order along the eastern railroad and continued assurance of such order. No confirmation Ivanov has been freed. deadline for the ultimatum nears.
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Moscow
M. Ivanoff
Russia
Witfinatum
China
Cilang
Ivanott
Ivanov
Fire at Markley School in Elyria extinguished before arrival
A fire broke out in the four room Markley School on West River road and was extinguished before firefighters arrived. A defective chimney caused the blaze. 150 pupils evacuated safely as volunteers chopped a doorway to reach the flames. Principal J. J. White led the school during the incident.
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Markley
West River Road
James E. Hewitt
Elyria Corporation
Hmitas
Hewitt
Markley School
J. J. White
Griswold
River Ronda
Three Ironton Lads Drown in Creek Coasting Tragedy
Three Ironton youths died in a coasting accident on Ira Creek. Leonard Norris 17 Gene Payne 9 and Walter Conway 8 drowned when a sled pushed by Ray Norris 19 broke through ice. Teanard Norris attempted a rescue but cramps forced him to retreat. Carl Brumfield pulled Payne from the bank and recovered the bodies.
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Inonton
Ira Creek
Leonard Norris
Gene Payne
Walter Conway
Young Payne
Conway
Ray Norris
Ile
Teanard Norris
See
Jlay
Doore
Carl Brumfield
Bandits Shoot Customer In Store At Al Hance
In Al Hance near midnight two masked bandits held up M. L. Dishineu's candy store. They shot a customer named Coronou Shimka in the hip and robbed the cash register of $140. They also took Dishineu's gold watch and $30 from Shimka as police pursued a lead with an accurate description.
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Canton
M. L. Dishineu
al- Hance
Mishineu
Coronou Shimka
Dishineu
Shimba
Freighter Antino in Distress off Atlantic Gale
The freighter Antino, bound for Queenstown with a wheat cargo, was reported in distress in mid ocean as the liner President Roosevelt stood by to rescue the crew. Antino sailed from New York January 14 amid a terrific Atlantic gale that delayed other liners. The report came with the gale still active and weather conditions affecting transatlantic traffic.
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New York
Antino
President Roosevelt
Queenstown
Senate Adopts Cloture Rule For Second Time In History
Washington Jan 25 The Senate, by a 68 to 26 vote, imposed cloture to limit debate on American adherence to the world court marking the second use of cloture in its history. The move narrows time before a final vote within a week, despite opposition from irreconcilables. Mrs Woodrow Wilson attended as the chamber filled to capacity with security tight in the corridors.
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Washington
World Court
League of Nations
Senate
Capitol
Maes
Woodrow Wilson
Dawes
Senate No. 5
Thousands Pay Final Homage to Cardinal
Thousands of pilgrims from Belgium gather before Malinka Palace to view Cardinal Merciar body in regal chambers. Special trains bring more mourners as condolences pour in from around the world including Kellogg and Cardinal Mundelein. government weighs national funeral in Brussels versus Malinka observance.
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Brubsels
Belgium
Malinka
Cardinal Merciar
Srate
Archbishonese
Kellogg
New York
Cardinal Mundecin
Brussels
Malinos
Nations Fall TOUGHEE On AMG Meet
The United States maintains neutrality amid European bickering delaying the Geneva disarmament meeting. Officials express satisfaction at Britain and France failing to secure U S support and doubt the success of an abroad disarmament conference. A separate item notes a stove fire at 291 East Bridge Street.
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Washington
Jan
Ceneva
League of Nations
State Department
America
Great Britain
France
United States
Arenac
A. Monres
East Bridge Street
President Coolidge Considers Mitchell Suspension Reduction
President Coolidge to decide on Col William Mitchell five year suspension after War Department weighs three year option. Judge advocate general Hull backed the sentence but Davis may seek mitigation. If upheld at half the term Mitchell may resign from the army per friends urging action.
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Washington
William Mitchell
Coolidge
War Department
Davishel
Mitchell
White House
Davis
John A. Hull
Charleston Ban Enforced on Local Dance Hall
Mayor Harry Hinkpon announced new orders to Blythe officials to prohibit the "Hiskons an' he" dance after a violent incident last Saturday night. The ban targets moral disturbances and unsafe conditions at the hall. Authorities will enforce the prohibition and monitor for compliance.
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Charlestom
Blythe
Ayor
Harry Hinkpon
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Ree
Anceovel
John Toth
29Th Street
May Aried
Fire Dept
Nerte Magyar
Wags
Indie Alt. Webber
Rusgiang OY
Oghool
Ironton
Supreme Court 7
Wasitington
Supreme Court
Charleston
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