McPherson Case Prosecution Sees Near Solution
LA Oct 24 District Attorney Asa Reeves announces new evidence in the McPherson missing radio man case. He predicts a near solution as Mrs McPherson and her mother face trial on conspiracy to defeat justice.
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Los Angeles
Nani
McPherson
Minnie Kennedy
Santuvl Blake
Attorne
Asa
Angelis Temple
Roe
Wetherson
Carmel
W I Gilbert
August G Ragland
VcPherson
Hall of Justice
Blake Sextt
Vwcpherson
Man Confesses to Slaying in Auburn
Tod Auburn October 29 Charles McInturf four a widower confessed to Sheriff Moore and County Prosecutor Spinser that he shot Allied Forrest Faver forty two a rubber company employee with a twenty two caliber revolver in the temple. He said he dragged the body to the woods at night and hid it on a farm near here.
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Auburn
Tod
Charles McInturf
Sheruff
W. G Moore
Clark
Forrest Faver
Rubber Company
Tuesitat
Eiren Barver
Hwa
Meroturt
Faryer
Extra Guards Protect Pat McDermott in Canton
Fear of an attempt to seal Pat McDermott s lips prompted Canton Police Chief John Wise to station five armed guards at the workhouse. The pre dawn threat was not carried out. Ora Slater and Prosecutor C B McClintock denied knowledge of the incident and said the guards were posted without their knowledge.
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Canton
Pat McDermott
John Wise
McDermott
Ora Slater
C B McClintock
Exhra
Bandits Rob Cashier In Misa Helen Varshall Heist
Bandits robbed Mise Helen Varshall, cashier at a local laundry and cleaning company, securing 1700, but dropped a sack with 1000 in their hasty escape. Police received a clear description of the robbers and are pursuing leads.
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Arron
Mise
Helen Varshall
Adena Laundry and Cleaning Company
President Receives Informal Tacna Arica Report
General William Lassiter presented an informal Tacna Arica report to the president. Lassiter, head of the Tacna Arica plebiscitary commission, said negotiations may still resolve the issue. Kellogg stated the State Department remains in talks with Chile and Peru representatives.
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Washington
President College
William Lassiter
Pershing
Tacna
Blast Tears Away Cathedral Door in San Francisco
Four explosion ripped door of St Peter and Pauls Cathedral in San Francisco early today. windows shattered as police suspect dynamite. The building had earlier been dynamited twice, likely by a religious fanatic. In a separate incident, John Albert, of West River Street, suffered a facial laceration at work after striking a sharp steel piece and was hospitalized for treatment.
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Ban Francisco
Ac. Peter and Pauls
John Albert
West River Street
For Furnace
Yesterdat
Mrs Webster Faces Sentence After Manslaughter Verdict
Cadiz October 8 Mrs Harry Meester clerk or a corombes was found guilty of manslaughter by the common pleas court after a trial on a second degree murder charge. The jury deliberated sixteen and a half hours before returning a verdict. The defendant showed emotion but calmed as she was led to jail. The sentence ranges from one to twenty years.
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Cadiz
Harry Meester
Fereenty
Corambes
Common Pleas
Webster
Toledo Mystery Deepens in Brutal Serial Killings
Three suspects are held for questioning as rewards totaling 12,290 dollars are offered for the capture of a clubber tied to five women’s deaths and six related crimes. Police widen the inquiry to Parma and Detroit, checking lodging houses for movements of any suspect and noting a man seen with a club near the woods. Chief Jennings orders a full-rooming-house and hotel check to trace the killer’s movements and hints at studying a local businessman's possible dual life.
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Toledo
Parma
Detroit
Honovn
Elts
Wes
Jennings
Congressmen M L Davey Speaks on Blessings and Politics
The Democratic Woman's Club dinner at MEF church drew over 200 attendees. Congressman Maritim L Davey defended his six year record and attacked opponent Arthur W Sweeney over alleged misuse of office and campaign costs.
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Civ
MEF
Maritim Lo Daver
Durng
Arthur W Sweeney
Sweeney
Pat Dermott set to face murder trial first
Canton October 25 Pat Dermott faces a first degree murder charge in the shooting of Verlett Mellett as prosecutors vow a fast trial. Judge A W Agler overruled a defense bid to interview Dermott while Pat Dermott’s family concedes the case is strongest against him and could prompt earlier jury action in November.
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Canton
Pat WeNermort
Dayys
B WeClintoch
Don KR Mellett
W WeClintoch
Common Pleas
Agler
Bia
Slater
WeDermott
Pat Powers
WiDermotts
Wal
Verlett
Queen Maria of Roumeana Celebrates Birthday Tour
Queen Maria of Roumeana Jones marks her fiftieth birthday with a family trip through Canada and a visit to Ottawa. Princess Ileana and Prince Nicolai accompany her as telegrams flow in, with plans for a birthday surprise and a public day in Fargo. The royal party aims to mingle with farmers and cowhands during rodeo week.
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Dovere Vane
Efourace
Tre Ners
Ate
Otta Va
Canada
Mane
Ileana
Nicales
Sam Willams
William Martin
Royal
Russine
Ottawa
Marie
Fargo
Nay
America
Medara
YMCA Open Forum Set to Start in Late November
The Y M A announces an Open Forum beginning the last Sunday in November with national speakers to talk Sunday afternoon. A cordial welcome is extended to all city residents as the series aims to draw crowds, hoping for a strong senator Borich type to punctuate events. Last year more than 6,000 people attended the fifteen meetings held by the local club.
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Sunda
Borihs
America
Europe
Wilson
Johnson Sentenced to Mansfeld Reformatory for Manslaughter
Judge AFR Webber sentenced George Johnson, 24, colored, to Mansfeld reformatory for an indefinite term after a verdict of guilty to manslaughter in the fatal stabbing of Idurt Edwards at the Iduiragad Camp Went of bivria on Sept 27. Johnson previously chose reformatory confinement over a penitentiary term when offered a clemency option.
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Afr Webber
George Johnson
Mansfeld Reformatory
Johnson
Gwity
Nurse from Morganton Found Guilty of Murder
Morgan ton North Carolina Georgia Ridgeway a nurse is found guilty of second degree murder in the death of Dr W B Cor ler employer. The jury deliberated just over an hour finding the nurse guilty after the attack in the kitchen at the rear of the office. The defense claimed the death was self inflicted. the state argued jealousy motive.
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Morganton N Woova
Mr& Georgia Ridgeway
W B Borcor
Bern
Toledo Firm Sues Lorain Oil Co Over Trade Name
The Toledo firm alleges the Myr mitt Coffee Company of Lorain destroyed its $59,000 registered trade name value by misrepresenting the use of The Speed trade name in gasoline sales. It claims the defendant sold inferior gas under the same registered label, injuring the plaintiff's business and reputation at three Lorain stations.
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Toledo
Myrmitt
Company of
Lorain
Sai
Court of Common Pleas
Toledo Company
LS Patent Office
Crasn
Michigan Wolverines Meet President at White House
The University of Michigan football team, preparing to play Navy in Baltimore, was received by President Coolidge at the White House in Washington on October 29.
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Coolidge
Michigan Felesey
White House
Washington
University of Michigan
Navy
Baltimore
Pesident Coolidge
Railway Company sued for 280,000 in damages
Lorain resident Pumer files three personal injury actions seeking 250000 in judgment against Cleveland Southwestern Railway and Light Company for a May accident at Broadway and 35th streets. He alleges a streetcar door closed on him forcing him to the ground and he was dragged forty feet. He remained in hospital 35 days and now cannot perform manual labor.
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Niocent Pumer
Lorain
P Terss
Clesceland Southwestern Railway and Light Company
Pumer
Broadway
35Th Streets
Ing Lim
Lim
Hor
Voters Readying to Jump Over Party Lines
Newspaper notes rising agitation as an election nears. Voters talk of breaking party loyalty and seeking representatives who reflect their ideas, with Republicans seen as divided and independence growing among the electorate.
Earl Loses Divorce Battle in Court
The Earl Cowler failed to win divorce from his wife the former Mee Picard American actress. The jury verdict favored the countess after hours of testimony in which she denied the earl's charges and admitted a past kiss and petting with Kent. The case centered on financial motives behind the action.
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Londay
Earl Cowler
Prev
Tadas
Mee Picard
Juri
Timr
Kent
Motorist Fined and Jailed for DUI in Local Court
Jacob Toll was committed to the county jail for fifteen days and fined 100 and costs yesterday afternoon by Justice S. J George for driving an automobile while intoxicated. Toll was arrested Wednesday on the North Ring Road by Deputy Underhill.
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Jacob Toll
Aron
Couply
Coats
Justice S. J George
Toll
Shedim Foo
Ringo Road
Bandit shot dead in Detroit bank holdup attempt
Detroit police report an attempted bank robbery at 7461 Michigan Avenue before noon. Three bandits opened fire, one was killed, one wounded, and a patrolman and a citizen were injured. no loot was taken. Officer Frank Dombechs was shot in the stomach twice.
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Detroit
Bank of Detroit
Michigan Avenue
Frank Dombechs
Arnold Potter
John Szymanski
Astra
Albert Goffer
Goffer
Dombecks
Wiliam Gadde
Veain Dombechy
Gadde
Trial of Aletherr on Statutory Charge Begins
The trial in Judge A KR Webbers court, Elizabeth Kuga the prose cutive witness, opened this afternoon. Jurors heard the case amid testimony indicating the charge is statutory in nature and the court prepared to hear more as the proceedings continue.
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Wan
Aletherr
Meraine
KR Webbers
Elizabeth Kuga
Rabbi Silver calls for peace and debt policy at Kiwanis banquet
Rabbi Silver of Cleveland urged Americans to lead with peace while addressing the Kiwanis Ladies Night at the Elk’s Club. He argued against canceling war debts and compared European views, noting shifting popularity and the impact of propaganda on leaders.
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Europe
America
Kiwanis Club
Rabbi Silver
Cleveland
Elk’s Club
Silver
Community Chest drive teams meet at Dirmac Club
Lawrence Webber chair leads luncheon with team captains planning the Community Chest drive set for November 16 to 24. Captains include J W Warden Samuel Deutsch and many others with full team representation. Two meetings planned during the drive to pace workers.
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Lawrence Webber
Community Chest Drive
Hie
Dirrna Country Club
J W W. Warden
Samuel Deutach
RFR
D. A Kaird
E J. Stankard
AH. CO. Mascon
W. B. Timms
A C. Hudnocs
J. E. Thatcher
R T. Silsbee
Louise Hadaway
William Damm
Vic Wood
W.C Endrey
Guv FH Finley
Fftese Teins
Al Smith and Ogden Mills Both Confident
New York voters near the close of a vigorous campaign see Governor Al Smith and Republican opponent Ogden L Mills each claiming victory. Smith projects a decisive win with a vote lead around 400000 to 500000, while Mills hopes to carry New York City by 350000 to 460000 and believes he will win by 50000 to 100000 overall.
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New York
al Smith
Ogden L Mills
Sen Jark
Smith
Malls
Autograph Case Involving Collision Damages
John Sanford of 126 Elbe Street is defendant in a $10,206 damage suit by Nick Gentile of South Amherst. The case stems from a Tek road collision on Sept 19 when Sanford allegedly swerved from the right to the left causing the plaintiff to be unable to walk erect or control his nerves.
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John Sanfor
Elbe Street
Nick Gentiles
South Amherst
Santor
Nick Gentile
Joe Gentile
Wae Iz . Dent
Bo Sagy
Walt
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