Widow of Nameless Babe Faces Murder Charges
A widow associated with the Nameless Babe case faces two murder charges after a day of trials and statements. She has two other children and remains under investigation as more details emerge.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1925
Page
7
Judge Lambasts Prohibition Agents in Peoria District Case
Circuit Judge T N Green led a grand jury probe into Peoria operations by Lone Wolf Asher and aides. The judge condemned federal agents as hungry dogs sent from Washington to Peoria, accusing them of trampling liberties and detaining Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
T. N. Green
Lone Wolf
Asher
Federes
Washington
Shetch
Revolver
Ameran
Quartermaster General Accused By Predecessor as Plotter
A court martial proceeds as Maj Gen Hart is accused by his predecessor of plotting to prey on Maj Gen William Tarry, aided by vestiges of the master general's office. The case centers on alleged schemes to obtain benefit at the expense of senior officers and uses terms tied to military command structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
William Jf
Captain Carnation
Page Dairy Farms
Hamilton
N. D
Coolidge appoints Democratic woman to federal post
President Coolidge selects a woman Democrat for a federal appointment, succeeding the prior holder in the civil service service rank. The move places a notable female figure in a key government role amid ongoing civil service reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Federal
Police in Capital Directs Women in Social Service
A terse notice outlines police in the capital directing women toward social service work. The fragment notes an omen motif and references licensure or licensing terms, suggesting an official program or public guidance aimed at women within social service initiatives.
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