Mrs Remus Trial Details Deportation Plot at Faithless Home
In Cincinnati courtroom prose, Mrs Imogene Stemus is described as a faithless wife who claimed to a caretaker that she arranged to deport George Remus, son of a German immigrant, after his sentence for dry-law infractions. Witness William Mueller testified about the Remus mansion being stripped of fixtures, and about conversations on deportation and Remus's return, with cross examination over whether Mrs Remus carried a gun. The defense pressed to limit testimony about past events, and the judge delayed ruling as legal arguments continued.
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Cineinnati
Imogene Stemus
Cleorge Remus
William Mueller
Remus
Octo
Fae Wik
Mueller
Department of Justice
Muelller
Elston
Charged With Theft of Calves
C Brunning and Roy and others were arrested after a warrant sworn by H G Bachruth charging the theft of two calves from a barn about a week ago. They waived examination before Justice S J George and were bound over to the grand jury under $800 bond.
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C. Brunning
Roy
H. G. Bachruth
Middie Ridge
Road
Bachtruth
Hie
S. J. George
Lightning damages Chicago Nash Motor building collapse
A severe wind and rain storm struck Chicago causing lightning to hit the Chicago Nash Motor building under construction. Twelve people were injured as steel girders collapsed and debris struck ten workers and two women near parked automobiles.
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Chicago
Chicago Nash Motor
Storm Damage Cleans Warren After Miniature Twister
In Warren on November 29 a brief twister tore through the city causing power outages as trees and debris brought down high tension lines. Northside suffered the worst, with several small structures blown over and trees felled while downtown signs and windows were smashed during heavy rain and strong winds.
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Warren
Hewitt Takes Oath of Office
Mayor-elect James A Hewitt took his oath before Judge Wilcox this week and filed a $2,000 bond with council clerk Harrier Cheney. He assumes duties of the office on January 1 and said he looks forward to the responsibilities of the role with pleasure.
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James A. Hewitt
Judge Wilcox
Harrier Cheney
Hewitt
Chronicle-Telegram
Farrell Expected To Succeed Gary As U S Steel Head
New York November 29 The board of directors and the finance committee of United States Steel Corp may delay selecting a successor to the late Judge Elbert H. Gary. James A. Farrell, president and executive officer since Gary’s death, was previously seen as certain to be elected chairman. If postponed, the decision could shift to next week after J P Morgan’s return from Europe.
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New York
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
J. P. Morgan
Europe
Morgan
James A. Farrell
Corporation
Gary
Farrell
Pathetic Tragedy In Canton Home
Canton Ohio area news reports a double murder suicide in which Annette Mann, three, waited beside the bodies of her mother and father for 48 hours after gunshots were heard. Police found Mr John Mann had shot his wife and then killed himself. the family had recently faced unemployment and ill health.
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Canton
Annette Mann
John Mann
Annette
Mann
Resume Oil Lease Probe Moves to Congress
Senator Norris of Nebraska announced plans to seek early congressional authorization for the senate public lands committee to resume the 1924 oil lease investigation. He aims to trace Continental Trading Company's 3,060,090 official Sherry bonds, some of which allegedly reached former Secretary Fall after he leased the Teapot Dome naval oil reserve to Harry F. Sinclair in 1922.
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Washington, D. C
Norris
Nebraska
Congress
Senate Public Lands Committee
Continental Trading Company
Fall
Teapot Dome Naval Oil Reserve
Harry F. Sinclair
Last dog Dil estate to hospital payment details
Nov 29. Last of four dogs in the will of the late Lovie Br Tam s dies. The balance of the estate, estimated between 2500 and 8000 dollars, will go to the Miami Valley Hospital. The will also provided that the homestead be kept until after the proceedings.
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Soes
Hospital Payton, CO
Lovie BR. Tams
Miami
Murder Trial Details Spotlight Lilliendahl Case
In Mays Landing New Jersey the murder trial of Willis Beach and Mrs Margaret Lilliendahl opened with a road map showing the highway spot where Dr William Lilliendahl was killed. The map, taken from Mrs Lilliendahls handbag found in her car, plus the $25 in cash she claimed was taken by two Negroes, formed the trial’s most serious evidence.
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Mays Landing
N. S
Margaret Lilliendahl
William Lilliendahl
Lilliendahl
Willis Beach
Stella Carr
New Jersey State Police
Swamp Bridge
New Jersey
Plane Carries Bodies Of Fliers
An airplane carrying the bodies of two army aviators killed when their plane crashed near Uniontown, Pennsylvania, passed Wheeling, West Virginia enroute to their homes in Ohio. Lieutenant Eugene Bayley at Burgess Field in Uniontown located the bodies of William C. Zolman, 26, chief air mechanic from Fredericktown, and B. E. R. Emory, 25, pilot from Newark, yesterday.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Uniontown
Ohio
Eugene Bayley
Burgess Field
William C. Zolman
Fredericktown
BE. R. Emory
Newark CO
Torso of Man Found in Fire Ruins Near Osborn
Dayton November reports fire destroyed buildings on Edward Heisman farm west of Osborn. Searchers found a burned torso in the ruins with no usable identification. A shotgun found with the remains suggests the hunter occupant may be involved pending investigation.
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Dayton
Edward Heisman
Osborn
Berond
Brown held responsible for loss of state auto license funds
Columbus November report says former Secretary of State Thad H. Brown is liable for 69 428 61 in interest lost on automobile license funds for 1924 and 1925. Examiners find Brown failed to transmit funds weekly as required, leaving 240 banks liable for interest losses. Brown, bond $300 000, plans to contest collection. banks named with specific amounts across Ohio cities.
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Columbus
Thad H. Brown
Aunditor Tracy
Automobile Registration Department
C. F. Miller
Frank Cook
G. D. Brown
Brown
Farmers Banks
Martinsville
Union Trust Co
Cincinnati
Attorney General's Department
State Treasury
Athens
First National Bank
Bellaire
Celina
Citizens Banking Co
Shiltinrothe
Citizens National Bank
Hold Elyrian for stealing chickens
Charles Smith, colored, of Ping sstreet, charged with burglary, bound over to the grand jury under bond of 500 by Mayor Harry Jinkson in police court last night. Smith was shot in the leg while attempting to steal chickens from a coop belonging to John Palika on Woodford avenue. Dock Simmons, colored, bound over to the grand jury in connection with the alleged heft, per the mayor at an earlier date. Smith was not arraigned until he left the hospital where he was treated after the shooting.
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Charles Smith
Pingsstreet
Harry Jinkson
Smith
John Palika
Woodford Avenue
Dock Simmons
Brand
I Smith
Small Twister Rips Through Tiffin Causing Major Damage
A high wind struck Tiffin just after midnight, tearing across the south side and lifting off the entire third floor of Mrs. Daisy McManigzal’s home near City Hall. Olive Magers’ residence was wrecked, numerous smaller buildings destroyed, and trees uprooted as the twister hopped through the area.
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Tiffin
Tifpin
Daisy McManigzal
Olive Magers
Daring jewel thieves target Swirsky firm in Cleveland heist
Detective squads hunted a trio described as three robbers including a red haired young woman after a daylight hold up at the Swirsky Brothers Jewelry Company in Cleveland. The bandits forced two brothers and a clerk into a back room and looted diamonds and jewelry samples amid a busy afternoon rush.
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Cleveland
Swirsky Bros
Hippodrome
Cornelius Cody
New York
Alex Swirsky
Swirsky Brothers Jewelry Company
Schrasky Brothers
Demolition crash harms 15 year old and inventor in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio on November 29, patent medicine maker Joseph A Stukey 75 mourns his 13 year old driver while his 1912 car is destroyed after a collision with an interurban train. The incident left Stukey injured and his pride wrecked as rail service and local roads addressed the scene.
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ATTO
Columbus
Joseph A. Stukey
Filever
Zanesville
Strukey
Extend Limit For Tax Payments To Jan 20
County Commissioners W B Richmond and C D Murray extended the tax payment deadline from December 20 to January 20, 1928. County Treasurer Arthur Waters announced books would not be ready for tax collection until around the first of the year. The delay in collection is attributed to last year's re appraisement and assessments.
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W. B. Richmond
C. D. Murray
Arthur Waters
Naturalization Hearings Set For December OL
The second examination period of the year for naturalization petitions will be held Tuesday and Wednesday December 6 and 7 at the county courthouse. About 125 county residents may take the test to prove five years of residency and pass a government exam after filing for citizenship. A government official will conduct the hearing, asking questions on federal and state government workings.
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United States
Harriet Sipple Aiken
County Court House
Train Crash Kills Man, Injures Three in Dayton
A freight and a passenger train collision near Dayton central station left one man dead and three injured. Victims include M. B. Sullivan of Medford Massachusetts, and R. B. Kidd of Cincinnati. Injuries to Norvel Reames and two dining car staff were reported as the wreck toppled cars of the Ble Four Ohio State limited.
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Dayton
Central Staton
M. B. Sullivan
Medford
Mass
R. B. Kidd
Cincinnati
R. A. Girdler
Ludlow, Sr
Norvel Reames
Tegre
Porter
Boston
Ohio State Limited
New York
Fine Local Man For Having Liquor At Police Court
Mike Halli of this city was fined 200 dollars and costs with the fine and costs suspended upon payment of an old city debt. Mayor Harry Hinkson presided at Halli's trial after he pleaded guilty to liquor possession at 142 Woodford Avenue. He agreed to pay 86.30 still due on a former offense, after being arraigned October 30 and pleading not guilty the next day.
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Mike Halli
Harry Hinkson
Halli
Woodford Avenue
Six More Policemen For Holiday Crowds
Lorain officials propose adding six policemen to the force to protect merchants during the holiday trade. The ordinance would include the necessary appropriations and be presented at the next city council meeting.
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Lorain
Lorain Men Facing Action By V. S. Jury
Lorain on November 29 reported cases before the federal grand jury include M. F. Peer William Peer HT Pdds and William Cater all of Lorain charged with wire violations. Attorney Nernsteen of Cleveland assisted. Jury proceedings were adjourned with proceedings ongoing.
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Lorain
M. F
William Peer
HT Pdds
William Cater
Wyner
Aiethen Attorner
Nernsteen
Cleveland
JWEF
Rottenart
Boston clash ends with police storming Wellington street lodgings
Five injured as police reserves armed with machine guns and tear gas bombs storm a South End lodging house at 21 Wellington street. Two women and two men barricaded inside were captured after a prolonged gun battle started during an all night drinking party. Patrolman John Miller was overcome by gas during the assault.
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Boston
South End
Hong
Wellington Street
Robert Polite
Sadie E. Polite
George Brooks
Lillian J. Coyne
Brooks
Polite
City Hospital
Eit
Battle Royal
John Miller
Arthur Timmins
Serct
Timmins
Michael B. Crowley
Truck Load of Beer Stuck in Mud at Bryan Ohio
A huge beer truck left the road near Bryan Ohio on November 23. Sheriff N Bly and deputies seized the cargo and searched for the two men who drove the vehicle. The truck carried Indiana license Dan lera.
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Bryan, O
Simk
Williams Center
Jury To Decide In Loan Case Today
A jury in the court of Jedge.d iR, Webber was to hear closing arguments this afternoon in a loan case involving a $2,608 unpaid debt.
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Jedge
Webber
J. C. Trumpower
Margaret Lugdenball
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Thad Brown
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Franklin
Franklin National Bank
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Croghan Savings Bank
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Kenton
First, National Bank
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Hocking Valley Savings Bank
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Central Bank
Mansfield
Bank of Mansfield
Middletown
First and Merchants National Banks
Mt. Vernon
Knox County Savings Bank
Norwalk
Huron County Banking Co
Oxford
Farmers State and Savings Bank
Portsmouth
Portsmouth Banking Co
St. Marys Wirst National Bank
Sidney
van Wert
Peoples Saving Bank
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Wapakoneta
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Ruth Brot ‘Snyder
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Chisago
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