Hughes States American Policies At Pan American Conference
Jan 27 Havana dispatch reports Charles Evans Hughes leading the American delegation at the Pan American Conference. He outlined U S ideas on international law and refugee sheltering, reserving against a draft code that would bar asylum to criminals or deserters, asserting the U S view that asylum is not an international obligation.
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Havana
United States
Charles Evans Hughes
B&b
Hughes
Westorie
Huches
Hickman Jury Selection In Nervous Los Angeles Trial
In Los Angeles on January 2 a jury panel forms to try William Edward Hickman, the confessed killer of Marion Parker. Seven men and four women, tentatively accepted by the defense, fill the jury as Judge J J Trabucco orders swift questioning. Hickman appears steadier, gazing about the courtroom while attorneys press for mental state proof. The eleven jurors already in the box say they read little of the case and discuss it only privately.
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J J Trabucco
Talesmen
Hickman
Marion Parker
Yasterday
Jerome Walsh
Han
Estate valued at oil revenue from Oklahoma wells
A Lexington Kentucky bulletin notes the estate derives revenue from oil wells in Oklahoma. The document, dated January 37, references a 10 million figure and details the estate's oil income as its main asset.
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Oklahoma
Lindbergh Leaves for Bogota After Stop in Cartagena
Pilot Charles A. Lindbergh departs Cartagena for Bogota following a brief Colombia visit. Officials and observers note the journey as part of a regional tour with expectations of business and aviation talks in the capital.
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Bogota
Cartagena
Colombia
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Grain Elevator Destroyed by Fire in Ohio City
A grain elevator owned by Kyungsa Grain Co. burned last night in Ohio City with losses estimated at 25000 dollars. Hockford and Obin Fire departments aided by volunteer crews saved 24 owning property as flames raged, described as the most spectacular fire in the region in years.
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Ohio City
Kyugsa Grain Co
Hockford
Obin
Acosta Accused of Plane Theft in New Jersey Case
New Haven January report says Bert Acosta faces a New Jersey warrant charging him with stealing his own airplane, the Splitdorf, while it was attached at Newark. He had been sentenced yesterday for a related violation, with officials seeking to shorten the five day jail sentence to permit immediate return to New Jersey and resolve the matter.
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New Haven
Bert Acosta
Erving
Cris
New Jersey
Splitdorf
Spirituerf Electriquc
Newark
Teterboro
Acosta
New Jerse
Victim Choked and Acid Thrown at Teen in Oklahoma
Two well dressed women sought by police after an attack on 15 year old Geraldine Bergman at a school in Oklahoma. Authorities said the girl’s health was impaired by the acid exposure and medical staff treated her injuries.
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Buletin Tula
Oklaham
Geraldinne Bergman
Phes Cians
Creght
Oath Administered To New Ohio Lawyers amid Diploma Scandal
Chief Justice Carrington T. Marshall censures law students who paid for bar admission in a Toledo ceremony. He stresses the diploma scandal involving Ralph Miller does not implicate officials, warning applicants that paying for passage yields nothing. The oath was given in the presence of the State Bar Association.
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Columbus
Carrington T. Marshall
Ttata Supreme Court
State Bar Association
Marechal
Ralph Miller
Seban Miller
Supreme Court
Miller
Marshall
Congress Today Rolls Not In Session War Mothers Pilgrimage
Congress today is not in session. The military affairs committee discusses a pilgrimage of war mothers to French cemeteries while the senate continues debate on Jones shipping. The agriculture committee holds a hearing on Muncie Shoals and the territories and angular affairs committee takes up Porta Rico bile.
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Rolse
Senate
Jones Shipping
Agriculture
Muncle Shoals
Porta Rico
Leaders Divide Over Flood Control Legislation
Washington January 27 The administration and House members clash over flood control legislation and financing In the Mississippi River Commission the broad powers and enlarged membership are favored by basin redneid while Secretary of War Davis fears central control The debate hinges on whether the federal treasury should bear all costs or states contribute twenty percent Jadwin remains a central figure as hearings resume with no clear consensus on authority or funding arrangements
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House
Wississippi River Commission
Mias Ware Chirman Reid
Commission
Generalizsimo
Cecona Goethals Ag
Panama Canal
Davis
Arkansie
Arkansie Will Ask One Eyed Tonrsiona
Jadwin
Yeana
Jamn
Bolivia Seeks Sea Outlet At Pan American Conference
Bolivia pressed for access to the sea during the Pan American conference, asking for an outlet to the ocean. Jose Antezana, president of Bolivia’s delegation, said harmony remains uncertain until the dispute is addressed, signaling a potential setback to Bolivia’s coastal goal.
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Havanna
Bolivia
Dilesate
Jose Antezana
Hermed
Holivia
Antezaurg
Judge Cuts Kasky Verdict From 12500 to 8000
Judge W OL Filesinger in Sandusky remitted the December jury verdict of 12500 against Miss Leona Kasky of 227 Columbus Street to 8000, noting the amount was excessive. He said a new trial would be granted if Miss Kasky did not accept the reduction.
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Leona Kasky
Columbus Street
Court of Common Pleas
W OL Filesinger
Sandusky
Fieinger
Miss Kasky
Ohio considering new county inferior court replacing Justice of the Peace
At the Ohio State Bar convention in Columbus Ohio a proposed county wide inferior court would replace Justice of the Peace courts in rural areas and operate on a salary basis. Attorneys supported creating a circuit like setup over multiple towns while municipal courts would remain unaffected. The plan prompted more discussion as Charles White outlined options and Judge Stanley Stroble backed JPs. A committee will draft a plan for possible legislative action or a referendum if needed.
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Justice of the Peace
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Ohno State Bar Association
Common Pleas Courts
Charles A White
Baer
Charles B Hunt
Chillicothe
Justice of the Peace Courts
Ohio
Stanley Stroble
White
Bar Association
McKinley Day banquet draws Elyrians in Lorain
A large Elyrian delegation attended Lorain Republicans first McKinley Day banquet at the Masonic Temple in Lorain. Shion Luther Day of Cleveland delivered the McKinley address tracing his rise from iron worker’s son to president. Judge Thompson, Wilbur Phillips, Frank Stetson, and Lorain Mayor J C Standen spoke on party loyalty, cooperation, and Republican leadership as the Eagles Quartet provided music.
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Republican Civn Club
Masonic Temple
McKinley
Shion Luther Day
Cleveland
Mr Day
William McKinley
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Day
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W B Thompson
Wilbur H Phillips
Oberlin
Wr Philips
Court House
Eagles
Quarteette
Donahey Seen as Very Available Dem Presidential Hope
Governor Vic Donahey is described as an extremely available candidate for the Democratic nomination for president by Charles Merz. The piece notes his assets include a strong party network and a reputation as a tough, uncorrupted figure, with speculation he could become a dark horse at the national convention in Houston.
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Vic Donahey
Dot Stekin
Charles Merz
Three Arrested For Extortion Case Reported
Dayton notes arrest of William Dole Evelyn Dole and Earl Enloe on extortion charges aimed at William Rose of Orlando Florida. Investigators traced the trio across Maine New York New Orleans to Darton. Rose received letters threatening death unless ten thousand dollars were paid.
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William Dole
Evelyn Dole
Earl Enloe
Rose Orlando
Fla
A Berga
Orlando
Maine
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New Orleans
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Jettera
Bondsman releases man indicted for concealed weapons
George Flanders, identified as colored, and Lo Tain were indicted by the grand jury for carrying concealed weapons. They were turned over to Sheriff EG Matthews for custody by bondsman William M Flanders, who is identified as the defendant's father.
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George Flanders
Lo Tain
EG. Matthews
Bonda
William M Flanders
Snyder Case Developments Mirror Withey Murder Trial
In Kansas City Missouri Mrs Myrtle Withes 2u faces murder charges in the death of her husband William Withey in October 1927. Prosecutors say she poisoned him by serving pors dissolved in water as he asked for a dunk from his sick bed and that she plotted the death to marry a sweetheart.
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Myrtle Withes
Kansas City
Snyder
New York
Withey
Wiliam Withey
Coroner Plans Probe of Auto Accident Here
Coroner Wiles Perry will conduct an investigation into the death of 2 year old lace smoker Thomas Smith killed Wednesday night by a machine driven by Earl Fuller of 127 Mound Street. Perry has issued two verdicts of accidental death but will not determine blame until a thorough inquiry is completed. Further investigation planned by the coroner was postponed due to a fatal Cleveland Street accident involving an unidentified man and a Birmingham truck driver.
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Wiles Perry
Thomas Smith
Beya
Earl Fuller
Mound Street
Perry
Fuller
Cleveland Street
Birmingham
Contempt Trial Sparks Heated Exchanges in Sinclair Burns Case
Washington January 2 The defense failed to learn if former Pennsylvania Governor Pinend helped Burns agent Mullin obtain false affidavits about juror shadowing The judge limited cross and Mullin testified Burns directed the affidavits secret exposure and later payment The defense pressed grand jury secrecy and questioned if Mullin acted under an assumed alias William Long in the shadowing probe and government ties were explored
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Washington
Clifford Pinend
Pennsylvania
William J MY. Mullin
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Fale
Catt Simelarr
F L Siddons
Burns’ Lowers
Pinerot
WeWulin
Lawers
WeWallin
Jgurs
William Long
Owen Roberts
Two Proposals For Use Of Shoals In Senate Debate
Two proposals for Vie de Shoals disposition were urged on the Senate agriculture committee. Chester TY Gray of the American Farm Bureau Federation urged a favorable report on the Walle ball plan allowing leases to the Nitrates Corporation of America and the American Dynamic Company for fertilizer production. Harrison P. Hewe, editor of Industrial and Engineer magazine, argued fertilizer could not be produced economically at Musil Shoala and advised the government operate the plant for power as per Norris bills.
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Vie de Shoals
Senate Agrculture
Chester TY Gray
Ame Iain Farm Bureau Federation
Walle Ball
Nitrates Corporation of America
American Dynamic Company
Harrison P Hewe
Lindustrial and Engineermeg
Iret Imtr
Musil
Shoala
Norris
Convict Escapes Ohio State Penitentary Wall
Thomas E Morton, a Summit County convict sentenced to 10 to 15 years for burglars, scaled the high wall of the Ohio State Penitentiary in Columbus and escaped early today. Guards were changing shifts and vigilance lapsed as he climbed over, aided by a strip of spinning tape. A police and detective squad joined the search after an observer saw an alert over the wall. Morton, age and exact year not specified, was received April 19, 1927.
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Columbus
Thomas E. Morton
Morton
Wardes
P E Thomas
Alerton
Morrow
Canton Grime Leader May Face Trial in Atlanta
Canton area rumors swirl as Teddy Abbes, described as lord of the jungle, is reported to have been sentenced to nine years in an Atlanta penitentary on narcotics charges. District Attorney Herrstein and Assistant Howell Leuck discuss cleansing Canton while arrests follow in a liquor conspiracy case connected to Abbey and his rival Feruchic.
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Teddy Abbes
Lord of the Jungle
Esterday
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Pacone
Bernsteen Sc
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Ganotott
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Bernsteen
Immer
Abpes
Canton
Varrest
Amseio Feruchic
Abret
Abbey
Ferrachio
Brucher
Howell Leuck
L S Attorny
Argelo Ferruchig
Leick
Abbeys
First Break In Miners Ranks
Athens January 27 report says a break in the miners ranks occurred as foremen skip work. York Chart Company rent there. Ohio Coal Operators resuming under the Morin plan, UMW district officials rebuffing move. miners to hold out pending new contract talks.
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Toe Phe
Numbe 36 Mineralsa
Ohio
Tt Centre
United Ice Workers
Rte
Girl Detained in Kentucky Not Miss Smith
A girl held by police in Kentucky was identified as Martha Michel Glendale by telegraph from New York City police. She said she is not Frances St John Smith, the missing daughter of a New York broker, with the same facial features except for eye color.
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Miss Smith
Olive Hirley
Jam Qa
Frances St John Smith
Smith College
Martha ‘Michel
Glendale
L. J
New York City
Miss Michel
St. John Smith
New York
Unidentified man dies after pedestrian truck crash
An unidentified man about forty years old died en route to Elyria Memorial Hospital after being struck by a truck driven by Harry Zusko wski of Birmingham near Cleveland Street and Abber Road. Coroner Myles Perry ruled accidental death. the victim’s identity remains unknown. The incident followed another fatal crash nearby earlier in the week.
War Declared On Vice In Lorain
Lorain January 27 Safety Director Suingy B Royce ordered immediate organization of a special vice squad and to arrest and prosecute all suspected persons. The move follows recent incursions into Ohio of undesirables from Michigan amid a state law permitting deportation of criminals.
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Lorain
Safety Drector Suingy
Royce
Theodore Walker Royce
Ohio
Michigan
Lorain Boy Sues Autoist For $15,000
Pami Brockway and Lorain filed a suit for $15,000 against Tames Pesti alleging negligence caused a January accident on Mount Avenue near East 26th Street. The plaintiff, who was crossing the avenue, says a car owned by Fesu struck him, fracturing his right leg.
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Pami Brockway & Lorais
Tames Pesti
Vine Avemee
Lorain
Paul
Mtra
Oberlin Man Bound Over On Arm Possession Charge
Mose Hii of Oberlin was bound over to the grand jury under bond of $1000 after pleading not guilty to arms possession. Deputies Steve T. Kaght arrested him following a report that he brandished a weapon toward his wife during a dispute at Emmaud.
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J. Geerpo Whee
Emmaud
Bbe Hull
Prigew Ying
Steve T . Kaght
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