Butler's host to get court martial trial
Albert N Pauly files a 15300 suit over the March 1 fatal injuries to his wife Helen Pauly on East River Street Bridge. Defendants include Mary Walton C & Hubers Truck Line owner C Green Springs Ohio. Case accuses reckless negligent unlawful driving. Helen Pauly died next day. sister-in-law survived.
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Albert N. Pauly
Cleveland Street
Helen Pauly
Mary C. Walton
Eat River Street
Elyna
C. &. Huber
B M. Wuber
Huber
Greensprings
Ohio
Eset
Bridge Street Bridge
Albert Pauly
Walter Pauly
Harold Hare
Wailton
Memorial Hospital
A. XN
Pauly
Rodger
Clark Trial Nears End in Ohio Farm Double Shooting
William Clark, 22, on trial for shooting Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hoffman on their Fremont area farm February 6 faces the electric chair as fifth defense witness Margaret French, Clark’s sister, testifies. The defense argues low mentality and temporary insanity.
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Clark
Pilot Walter Hinton Improves After Thrombosis
The condition of Lieutenant Walter Hinton of Van Wert a flyer who helped NC-4 cross the Atlantic was reported today as much improved after thrombosis last week.
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New York
Walter Hinton, van Wert
Atlantic
Four Bandits Nabbed After Owl Night Club Robbery
In New York on March 23 four bandits believed to target a $60,000 necklace were caught red handed after attempting to hold up thirty five staff at the Owl restaurant and nightclub. Two oil dancers alerted police and Daisy Waterman hid the $60,000 necklace in her stocking as the robbers entered, forcing a confrontation before police arrived. The bandits fled but were captured following a struggle with the proprietors.
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New Yok
Owl
Daisy Waterman
Nolice
Candy Kid leads New York gang to million-dollar loot
New York police sweep raids chase Richard Whittemore known as the Candy Kid and the Tiger Girl and four gang members indicted for assault and robbery more than a million dollars stolen in eight hold ups linked to major robberies near New York and Baltimore. The gang faces further charges including seven murders as extradition moves proceed.
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New York
Richard Whittemore
Baltimore
Ritchie
Mariland
Whittemore
Tiger Girl
Candy Kid
Jis
Experts study traffic to lessen danger at national conference
Washington March 23. Secretary Hoover said solving traffic danger has moved beyond accident prevention to urban transportation. About a thousand traffic officials from all states heard calls for coordinated municipal transport to reduce congestion and economic waste from unsafe streets. Continued on page 2.
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Washington
America
Commerce Hoover
Hoover Sai
Troover
Hoover
Soover
Police Captain In Indictment Dies by Own Action
Ernest Flynn, 37, captain of the New York Central railroad police, died in Cleveland from a self-inflicted gunshot at his home. Flynn was among 112 men indicted by a federal grand jury on March 15 in connection with a national ring. He was released on $300 bond.
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Cleveland, D
Ernest Flynn
New York Central Railroad Police
Flynn
Nesbitt Confesses Reenactment Clears Murder Case
In Troy Ohio on March 3 Jacob Nesbitt admitted to killing Frances Drake Nesbitt. He reenacted the crime in the presence of Sheriff Spillman and Detective Wilcox and made a further confession clearing any other man as a participant.
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Troy
Mar
Frances Drake Nesbitt
Jacob Nesbitt
Harvey
Nesbitt
Miami County
Spillman
Wilcck
Frances
Rue
Hatchet Attack Leaves Couple Near Death in Lexington
In Lexington Kentucky Mr and Mrs Louis Hill lie near death in a local hospital after hatchet blows. Authorities press a confession from Percy Lewis a former convict accused by Hill a former guard at Fort Fort penitentiary. The couple were found unconscious by their 10yearold daughter Jallian. A hatchet with hair strands was found in the yard.
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Lexington
Louis Hill
Percy Lewis
HBI
Lewis
Hill
Frankfort Penitentiary
Mills
Jallian
Pinchot seeks revocation of 91 Philadelphia licenses
Gov. Gifford Pinchot today sent a list of ninety one Philadelphia manufacturers and distillers to Secretary Mellon accusing them of numerous dry law violations and asking that their permits be revoked. France authorizes new debt proposal to United States after Italian plan approval. Paris reports Berenger to present offer slightly above Maillais proposal as part of settlement talks.
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Pinchot
Philly
Harrisburg
Giffard Pinchot
Philadelphia
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Ile
France
Paris
Berenger
United States
Maillaus
Harding Coolidge Administrations Criticized at Tariff Probe
F W Tansig former chairman testified at a Senate investigation into the U S tariff commission describing Harding and Coolidge appointments as unfortunate and alleging attempts to dominate the commission. The hearings drew sharp criticism of presidential influence in the agency.
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Hearding-Coolidge
Washington
Harding
Coolidge
Wealthy Realtor Shot by Woman in Miami
In Miami Florida March a wealthy retired real estate operator Edward Torres 55 was shot by Mattie Davis 25 at his home. Davis fired two shots at Torres wife then two into Torres before swallowing poison. Davis died an hour later at Jackson Memorial Hospital and Mrs Torres was unharmed.
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Miami
Fla
Edward Torres
Mattie Davis
Torres
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Miss Davis
Mysterious Murder In Ravenna Leaves Man Dead On Sidewalk
Tony Farazza, 34, was found with six bullet wounds and a stab on a Ravenna sidewalk near 355 a.m. Investigators say the killing occurred about 1.10 a.m. and remained undiscovered for hours until a passerby found the body. Neighbors heard a brief chatter but did not report it.
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Ravenna
Mar
Teavonna
Tony Farazza
Hd Potter
Fazarro
Poiice
Representatives Seek Fertilizer Provisions in Shoals Lease
Washington March 23 Representatives of American organizations testified before the Congressional Muscle Shoals committee to suggest fertilizer provisions for the government lease of the water power project. Farmers' spokesmen represented the National Farm Bureau The National Grange and The Farmers' Cooperative Union inviting seventeen large utilities including Electric Power and Light Corp General Gas and Electric Georgia Light Power and Railways Company Associated Gas and Electric Company North American Company Western Electric Public Service Co of Northern Illinois Commonwealth and others.
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Washington
Congressional
Muscle Shoals Committee
Farmers
National Farm Bureau
National Grange
Farmers’ Cooperative Union
Electric Power and Light Corporation
General Gas and Electric Corporation
Georgia Light, Power and Railways Company
Associated Gas and Electric Comespany
North American Company
New York City
Western Electric Company
Standard Gas and Electric Company
Public Service Company of Northern
U S Expected to Be Represented at Geneva Meet
The American government will participate in the League of Nations disarmament conference. Hugh S Gibson will head the U S delegation with a technical staff from the army and navy. Administration officials reject claims of a withdrawal or a secret push to settle the conference. They cite French resistance over basing disarmament on potential war power as the main issue.
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Washington
Mareh
League of Nations
White House
Hugh & Gibson
Switzerland
aAmatican
Geneva
League
Senate
Coolidge
France
Town Fire Nearly Destroys Rutland After Blaze
Fire in Rutland near Lews Wash spread from Rathburn department store to destroy the department store, a drug store, a restaurant, a theatre, a dwelling and two other shops. Citizens aided efforts and five firefighting units from Vomeroy helped prevent total ruin.
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Rutland
Lews
Rathburn
Vomeroy
Misuse of Funds Charged in Brookside Village Case
State audit details alleged misappropriation of funds totaling 19 688 64 across Brookside village records from 1921 to 1925. Mayor J R Fowler and several officials face demands to repay improper fees and fines totaling thousands. findings include illegal payments for detective service and nonqualified officers receiving fees.
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Columbus
Tracy
Brookside
Belmont County
J. R. Fowler
Fowler
Animation
Ilegally
Vilelage
Foul play suspected in Brunn drowning case
Marion Ohio March 23 Despite the coroner verdict that Dick Brunn 40 head of the Dick Bruon Company a local Ford and Lincoln agency committed suicide by drowning close friends and associates scouted foul play They found a bundle of personal effects with a silk neck scarf containing two letters to his widow There were no body scars and no water in the lungs Brunn formerly ran a tractor business in Columbus.
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Marion
Ohio
Dick Brunn
Columbus
White House Receives Condolence Memos After President Coolidge’s Father
Washington March 23 The White House added typists to handle a flood of condolence messages for President Coolidge on the death of his father Col John C Coolidge. Telegrams and letters arrive from across the globe as officials coordinate the response.
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Washington
White House
Tyro
Col
John C. Coolidge
Williams Faces Navy Trial Over Dinner Charges
Col Alexander Williams of the US Marine Corps ordered to stand trial by Navy Secretary Wilbur following Gen Smedley Butler’s charges of drunkenness and conduct unbecoming an officer after a San Diego dinner. A court will determine possible penalties including dismissal.
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Washington
Alexander Williams
United States Marine Corps
San Diego
Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur
Smedley D. Butler
Butler
Col
Williama
Marine
Navy
Hall
Eleventh Naval District
Col. Williams
Gen. Buller
Gen. Butler
Congress
Lloyd George blasts League policy over Geneva failure
In the House of Commons Lloyd George argues Britain must push League of Nations efforts despite Geneva setback. He says Germany’s admission was blocked by internal strife and warns the United States will not back a flawed league without America. Austen Chamberlain defends policies amid a tense debate.
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London
Great Britain
League of Natioes
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Austten Chamberlain
Geneva
League
Germany
United States
America
League of Nations
Austen Chamberlain
Austen
Wilson Declares Democratic Candidacy for U.S. Senate
William B. Wilson of Blasburg announces himself as Democratic candidate for United States senator from Pennsylvania. He previously served as secretary of labor in President Wilson's cabinet, in Harrisburg report dated March 23.
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Wilson
Plana
Harrisburg
Witliam B. Wilson
Blassburg
Hins Elre
United State
Myers Leaves Tonight for Gas Hearing
Counsel for the Legal Gas Company will wrap its argument at the State Utilities Commission rate hearing in Columbus Thursday. City solicitor J W Myers of Big Tin plans to attend on leave to aid in presenting the city's gas rate case. Logan Company will collect the rate bond until the court rules on permanence.
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Legal Gas Company
Columbus
State Utilities Commission
J. W. Myers
Big- Tin
Myers
Logan Company
Ice Gorge Blasted To Relieve Oil City Flood Perimeter
On March 23 Oil City Pennsylvania faced the worst flood in 48 hours as a 6 mile ice gorge blocked the Allegheny river. Thermite blasts and dynamite were used under War Department direction to break the ice in Reno Park below Oil City. Officials hoped dislodging the gorge would ease high water and reduce further damage.
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Marvel
Secenes
H. T. Kanes
H. 3B
Fabre
War Department
Reno
Oli City
Oli City. As A Result of Their Operations, Supt
J. J. Rhoads
The
Pennsylvania Railroad
Allegheny River
Oil City
Here
Franklin
J. W. Faber
Washington
H. T. Barney
Montreal
Doctor curtails Rockefeller’s golf at Glen Ridge NJ
John D. Rockefeller may play only six holes daily after doctor’s order, down from eight. Report by Miss Gladys Selick, a local golf partner who notes Rockefeller’s temper remains even as he limits his play.
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Glen Ridge
N. J
John D. Rockefeller
Gladys Selick
Fortin
Rockefeller
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