Billings Tells Of Alleged Frameup In Mooney Case
San Francisco reports Warren K. Billings, a plain clothed witness, testifies again on an alleged frameup that sent him and Tom Mooney to prison for the prepared-day bombings of 1916. He accuses a dead man, Martin Swarso, ex special investigator for utilities, of aiding claims to convict Mooney and describes pressure from a San Francisco district attorney’s office.
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Found Not Guilty By Court Martial
Cincinnati Ohio September 27 Col Hugo Rudolph of the 147th Infantry Ohio National Guard was acquitted of embezzlement charges by a court martial held yesterday night. The verdict came in under ten minutes after Maj W Morse Hicks accused Rudolph of diverting funds from the Citizens Finance Committee to personal use. Hicks faced disciplinary action earlier for disrespect toward a superior officer. Details of that case remain unannounced.
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Compromise On Gas Rates In Five Ohio Cities
Ohio utility commission reports 27 gas rate settlements in five Ohio communities within 30 days. All served by Ohio Fuel Gas Company, agreements kept rates steady and a formal notice confirms acceptance of the new rates. Cities named are Crestline Marion Bowling Green Bucyrus and Ankara.
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Ohio News In Brief: Sept 27 Highlights
Ohio briefs report Charles Ehler Cimlinze elected president of the Association of Retired, Governor Landon a top 1936 GOP prospect to speak at the Ohio Chamber convention in Cleveland May 7, plus municipal governance steps by Ohio League of Municipalities. Accidents include Barker Wellson fatally struck by an interurban near East Liverpool and two deaths in Newark from a bridge crash.
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Bicycle and Pedestrian Injuries Reported in City Incidents
An early report notes Thomas Gamble, 3, and Walter Harris, 18, struck by vehicles in separate incidents in TIFFIN Ohio on September 27. Harris was hit by a fleeing driver. another case mentions 11 year old Robert Bushkuil killed by a truck in the city yesterday.
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Walter Harris
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Tiffin
Robert Bushkuil
Aged Man Finds Kin After 55 Years
Smuth Center Kansas reports that 55 year missing man Francis Tr-s' ue reconnects with family. Local authorities assisted in locating him, ending a long search that spanned multiple towns and decades.
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Francis Missing Since 1878 Returns to Family at Last
An 80 year old man who left home for Colorado in 1878 resurfaced after decades, contacting relatives and expressing a wish to reconnect before his death. Earlier estate settlements printed notices nationwide without success, and he had vanished after correspondence with his parents. The report also notes two headed snakes and a claim about the people of Jutland being called Jydes.
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