Fiasco Follows Kelly Habeas Corpus Hearing in Shepherd Trial
In Chicago on May 28 the highly touted habeas corpus hearing in the Shepherd case ends in silence as the judge takes the bench and calls the case without audience response. Crowe questions the significance of actions by McCarry and Faiman, a state witness, amid alleged malfeasance over custody arrangements.
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Chicago
Wm. D. Shepherd
Crowe
McCarry
Charles
Faiman
Shepherd
Nelson McClintock
McGarry
Star State
Americans urged to send air search for Amundsen party
Copenhagen reports a US request for a polar search by air to find Amundsen Ellsworth flyers missing a week. A proposal seeks two naval planes to Spitzbergen and US planes to Cape Columbia, a 250 mile northward outreach from Greenland.
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Copenhagen
United States
Air Shipping Union
Amundsen
Meriing
Spitzbergen
Cape Columbia
Greenland
International News Service
York
Roald Amundsen
All But 6 Miners Dead In Village Toll 61
Federal and state rescue teams aided by miners from the Thomas W. Va and Birmingham coal fields arrived to take charge of the mine disaster in Sanford North Carolina. Twenty seven black and 24 white miners remain entombed as two more bodies were found near the shaft.
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Sanford
N. C
Thomas W. Va
Birmingham
Ala
Bureau of Mines
John R. McQueen
Grafton Bank Robbers Sentenced in Ohio Case
Robert Hartley and George Mingione both 19 were jailed 15 years each in the Ohio penitentiary for a bank robbery in To ledo. William Hartley 16 received an indeterminate term in Mansfield Reformatory after the trio was arrested trying to rob a Toledo bank.
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Robert Hartley
George Mingione
Grafton
Ohio Penitentiary
Common Pleas
Judgs Ritchie
Toledo
William Hariley
Robert
Mansfield Reformatory
William Hartley
Mingione
William
Bob
Sne
Negotiations Open for Sale of Transatlantic Liners to Private Interests
May 2 New York The United States Shipping Board is considering selling the Leviathan and six other major transatlantic liners to private buyers as the government steps back from the shipping business. Emmett J. McCormack of Moore and McCormack confirms a proposition has been laid before the Shipping Board with backing from a bankers' syndicate. competition bids likely if sale proceeds. Other vessels named include the George Washington Republic America President Harding and President Roosevelt now under contract to US Lines.
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New York
Emmett J. McCormack
Moore and McCormack
Broadway
United States Shipping Board
McCormack
George Washington
The
Republic
America
Harding
Roosevelt
Shipping Board
United States Lines
T H. Rossbottom
General Managter
AleCormack
International News Service
French Morocco Campaign Deaths Rise in Official Toll
Paris May 28 Four hundred French soldiers killed, 30 missing, and 1100 wounded since the start of the campaign against the Rifts in French Morocco. The figures were announced to the chamber of deputies by Premier Painleve today.
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Morrocco
Paris
Morocco
Chamber of Deputies
Fremier Painleve
Runaway Bride Seeks Divorce Amid Cruelty Claims
Chicago reports Dorothy Martin Hillman files for divorce from Edward Hillman Jr alleging cruelty and excessive liquor indulgence. The action follows her announced run away marriage and seeks dissolution of their union.
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Chicago
Dorothy Martin Hillman
Edward Hillman
Marital troubles of Eleanor end in further scandal
New York May 28. Eleanor Hichborn Wylie Benet once linked to a Rhode Island divorce mill scandal reappears in social circles after divorcing Horace Wylie. Benet, poet and essayist, planned action to invalidate the decree amid questions of improper Rhode Island residence. Wylie, a Washington club man, had left a wife and three children. Hichborn had one child. Hichborn later died by suicide.
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New York
Eleanor Hichborn Welie
Washington
Horace WyHe
Philip Hichborn
Rhode Island
Hichborn-Wylie
William Rose Benet
Wylie
Rhoda Island
Man and Woman Found Dead in Lawndale Cottage
A man and a woman were found shot to death in a cottage at Lawndale near Los Angeles. Police say they believe the deaths are murder and suicide.
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Los Angeles
Lawndale
Two Killed in Heater Blast at Chicago Chop Suey Parlor
Two men died when a hot water heater exploded at Hung Yick Chop Suey parlors in Chicago's Loop. The blast wrecked the building and victims lived in quarters above the restaurant. Divorce granted to Veron Bodnar of Lorain by Judge A R Webber, restoring her maiden name Lucey Veron.
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Chicago
Loop
Veron
73 Miners Refuse Fine Choose 10 Days Jail in West Virginia
Seventy three of 116 striking miners convicted of picketing nonunion mines in Marion county WV chose ten days in jail over a $1 fine and $3 court costs. They were arrested two weeks earlier in Granttown near Fairmont around the New England fuel and transportation company mine.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Marion County
Granttown
New England Fuel and Transportation Company
Dramatic Jewel Robbery Foiled by Store Owner in Cleveland
A 60 year old woman, Mrs Henrietta Miller, wife of the store owner, thwarted a jewelry heist in Cleveland on May 28. She was struck on the head with a revolver by one of three masked bandits and is in serious condition at St Johns Hospital. Her screams drew a crowd and the robbers fled.
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Cleveland
St. Johns Hospital
Henrietta Miller
Wife and two children vanish with suspect in Buffalo search
Tony Curchillo reports his wife Mary and their two children aged three and 18 months disappeared with Sam Detazio. He says they likely headed to Buffalo and police have alerted authorities there to watch for the trio.
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Tony Curchillo
18Th Street
Mary
Sam Detazio
Buffalo
Mine Rioters Given Ten Years
Frank Corish was sentenced to ten years hard labor in the state prison by Judge P. D. Morris for conspiracy in the Glendale mine riot case. Stay of sentence granted. bond set at 5,000 as defense appeals to the state supreme court. he is the first of twenty two strike sympathizers to be tried.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Circuit Court
Glendale
Frank Corish
P. D. Morris
Corish
State Supreme Court
Wayne Kopps Earns Honor in Carnegie Tech Competition
Wayne F. Koppes son of Mr and Mrs C W Koppes of 454 Carl Court will graduate from the Fine Arts De af Technology on June ninth He was chosen as one of five to compete for the John Stewardson traveling scholarship The preliminary contest March 21 drew about 30 entrants from Pennsylvania architects under 28 The five finalists receive a 1000 prize for study abroad The American Institute of Architects awarded Koppes a first medal and a professional book recognizing the top senior in leading architecture schools He now holds both honors
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Wayne Koppes
Carnegie Teck
Wayne F. Koppes
C. W. Koppes
Carl Court
John Stewardson
Pennsylvania
Fhe
Koppes
American Institute of Architects
Train Collision Kills None as 30 Hurt on Elevated L Line
More than 30 people were injured in a rear end crash of two northbound Interborough trains at 177th Street and Westchester Avenue on New York's elevated L line. Firemen used ladders to rescue trapped passengers. 14 were taken to hospitals. No fatalities reported yet.
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New York
Interborough
177Th Street
Westchester Ave
Pardon Sought for William Monshein in Rape Case
The hearing on William Monshein's pardon application revealed details about Lucile Jones and alleged activities linked to the Ethel Kun case. Monshein confessed and pled guilty to rape with consent, with his attorney stressing extenuating circumstances. Assistant prosecutor Weimer described the Jones store as a meeting place for married and single men and women aged 15 to 17.
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Lucile Jones
Webber
Wiliam Monshein
Ethel Kun
Monshein
F. M. Stevens
Weimer
Lorain
Jones
Body Recovered After Vermilion Harbor Sinking
The tug Griffin recovered a man's body while crossing Vermilion harbor and towed it to Sandusky morgue. Identified as Paul, a victim linked to the Kelley Island disaster that sank off Sandusky weeks earlier. Eight others reportedly died in the tragedy.
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Lorain
Griffin
Vermilion
Sandusky
Paul
Kelley Island
Vermilion Man Demands Long Organ Run Honor
Vermilion Ohio organist Frederick C Morgan aging farmer and G A R band member claims a 62 year organ history at First Congregational church ranking him longer than Uncle Joshua Allen of Walpole Massachusetts who played a cheated organ 58 years Morgan began at age twelve and continues today stating he hopes to remain organist while noting his versatility in band instruments.
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Vermilion, O
Frederick C. Morgan
First Congregational Church
United States
American Magazine
Joshua Allen
Walpole
Mass
Morgan
Massachusetts
Vermilion
First Congregational
Vermilion Nirty
G. A. R. Band
Dismissed Driver Fined for Reckless Driving in Court
In police court this morning Mayor Hinkson fined Charles Cobb 17 of Woodford Avenue ten pounds and costs for reckless driving after Cobb collided with a horse and buggy at Twelfth Street and West Avenue. Driver Harry Scanland of 202 Erie Street pursued Cobb and identified him to police. Scott Fitzpatrick, clerk.
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Hinkson
Charles Cobb
Woodford Avenue
Cobb
Twelfth Street
West Avenue
Harry Scanland
Erie Street
Scanland
LaGrange Road
William Orr
Alfred Cook
Oris Jones
West Bridge Street
Harry Helderman
Green Line
Joy Duberra
M. Mendelson
Alois Rich
Ben Taylor
Woman killed in brawl over wife's absence
In Chicago on May 28 William Mankea who had just been released from Ohio penitentiary shot and killed Mrs. Isabelle Scheckley and wounded her son Louis after an argument about the whereabouts of his wife who had lived with the Scheckleys until May 1. He accused the Scheckleys of lying to keep his wife from him.
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Chicago
William Mankea
Ohio
Isabelle Scheckley
Louis
Hanken
Scheckley
Hauken
Surgeon John Weeks Undergoes Operation In Boston
Secretary of War John Weeks was operated on at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston for intestinal trouble. The operation was successful and the patient was reported comfortable.
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Boston
John W. Weass
Phillips Tinuse
Massachusetts General Hospital
Trial of Coshocton College Leader on Mistreatment Charge
Mary Dovelly, 15, testified today in the trial of Roger W. McGiffin, president of the Coshocton Business College and Democratic County Committee chair. McGiffin faces criminal mistreatment charges with consent. Judge James Glean presides as the pupil details emerge.
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Coshocton
Mary Dovelly
Roger W. McGiffin
Coshocton Business Colege
Democratic County Committee
McGiffin
Business College
James Glean
Kiwanis Host G R Veterans Ceremony and Speech
The Kiwanis Club hosted a gathering for the Grand Army of the Republic with fifteen veterans present. Members called each name as they read war records, presenting red roses. Reverend George A. Birney of Cleveland spoke on War for Peace and the Civil War vets’ role in national progress.
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Kiwanis Club
Thomas M. Hunter
John Brooker
F. N. Stearns
William Grazier
Charles Abbe
Chas. A. Speir
Charles White
Adam Hummer
L A. Adams
Frank Cromling
C. 5. Wilson
W. T. Little
J. A. Kelly
Memorial Day Service and Tree Planting Ceremony in City Park
Veterans of Foreign Wars to hold memorial tree planting after customary memorial day parades to the cemetery. Two trees will be dedicated Rollin Hinkson and Wilbur Lyon Gilson, with Major J F Murbach in charge. ex veterans and public urged to participate. City officials and VFW auxiliary plan post event refreshments at K of P Hall.
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West Avenue
Broad Street
Grand Army
Grand Army of the Republic
Broad
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
West Avenae
Wond Street
First Congregational Church
Second Street
Congregational Church
Bors
Harrison Street
Harrison
Washington Avenus
Washington
Woman's Re- Nef Corps
City Park
Rollin Hinkson
Wilbur Lyon Gilson
J. F. Murbach
V. F. W. Post
Clay Wingard
Charles Elsmith
W. O. McClellan
Jack Fiona
L. Louis Darnet
Arthur Louis Buswell
Wm. Harley Strickter
William Vinson
Gottfried Dusha
Fred Brown
Furst
K. of P. Hall
Aelybian Student Charles Robson Recovers After Injury
Charles Robson of Caza School of Unpied Science lies recovering after a discus accident fractured his skull and caused paralysis in his right side. An operation relieved pressure and movement is returning. he hopes to resume studies in the fall to study mechanical engineering.
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Charles Robson
Elvria
Caza School of
Reefer
Diseus
Merve
Robson
Evidences of Chinese Origin City Found Near Pioche Nevada
In east Ely Nevada scientists from the National Cosmographic Society trace a potential ancient Chinese city about 25 miles west of Pioche near White Horse Springs. Obsidian cliffs stretch two and a half miles with pre Ming dynasty ideographs. Translator Robert Hamilton follows etched directions on cliff glass. White pottery piles with thick vitrified glaze and black decorations resembling pictographs are reported.
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Nevada
East Ely
Nev
Pine National Cosmographic Society
Pioche
White Horse Springs
Robert Hamilies
Cosmographic Expedition
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Charles Randall
Mary A. Henderson
John Henderson
Dury Commission
A. H. Webber
W. B. Thompson
A. R. Lewis
Harry Hickson
Elyria
Lorain County
Rall
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Henry W. Anderson
Chesapeake and Ohio
William Monschein
Elyrian
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Lorenzo Noel
Mary Steer
New Lexington
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John Weeks
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