Murder-for-hire trial details in Cincinnati courthouse scene
In Cincinnati on December 7, George Remus faced trial as Harry Trucadale testified to watching Remus for days for a planned murder. Remus, wife Romola, and Mrs. Remus were central figures with alleged offers of $10,000 and later $5,000 plus $5,000 for the killing. The testimony described an ambush at Edio Park where Mrs. Remus was killed while on her way to divorce court.
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Cincinnati
George Remus
Harry Truce Date
Hamilton
Ohio
Remus
Romola Mamus
Romola
Cabriel Rycraen
Mons’ister
Trucadale
Tyon Franklin Jr. Dodge
Landing, Mich
Department of Justice
Fomus
Federal Penitentiary
Romus
Ho |Aus
Rowne
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Rens
Edeo Park
Wants First Degree for Two Accused in Murder Trial
In Mays Landing New Jersey on December 7 the courtroom was abuzz as Prosecutor Hilde urged a first degree murder verdict against the widow of the slain man and her elder for the crime. The state presented witnesses and argued the motive while defense questions echoed.
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N. J
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LiMondahl
Mirder
Glelim
Hilde
Stita
LP Whta
Margerol
Margerol Litlenditd
Hinkle
Dean Ayesking
Stocks Fall as Coolidge Steps Down
STOCKS FALL AS COOLIDGE STEPS DOWN IN YORI Dee 7. Reported market opening shows declines across key issues as investors react to Coolidge era transitions and potential changes in leadership. Economists weigh effects on investment, with talk of shifts in finance and policy implications.
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Coolidge
P.Seeeks A Candidate Cal Now Out
President Coolidge has eliminated himself as a 2028 presidential candidate. He reiterates his decision will be respected and urges the party to select another man for the Republican banner. Committees in Washington and the White House scene discuss nominating a new candidate for the quadrennial convention.
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Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Black Hille
Ulngk Hills
Hur
Day Ordered Jury Probe In District Court Case
In Washington Charles C Ruddy and Murna detective testified in the District of Columbia Supreme Court today regarding potential juror disqualification in a high profile trial. The investigation centers on whether a juror may have influenced the case and reflects heightened scrutiny over jury selection procedures.
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Washington
Charles C. Ruddy
Murna
Colwiwuin
Hughes Not A Candidate For President
New York Dec 7 Charles Evans Hughes, former secretary of state, issued a run statement denying any candidacy for the Republican nomination. He said he is not a candidate, remains disappointed by Coolidge's decision, and will not have his name used or seek the nomination. Mrs Hughes added she would not permit her name to be used.
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Black Hills
Pee Toria
Oor
Deaton
Altor U
Savant
Woledt
Will
Coolidge
New York
Charles, Evans Hughes
Dng
United States
Ballantine
Saul Praeger
Walters
Beeing
Thig
Meg Ballanting
Waltons
Mit
Blizzard Hits Rockies and Midwest Snowbound Front
A new cold wave from the Rockies brings heavy snow to the middlewest and southwest. The blizzard began in Canada and moved through Wyoming into Nebraska and Colorado last night with parts of the Dakotas reporting heavy snow. Temperatures fell from the single digits to the freezing point shortly after sunrise.
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Kansas City
Stow
Bifzaird
Middlewest
Qavada
Wyoming
Nebraska
Colorado
Dakotas
Iniduicht
Flyer At 13 Cozette Parker and family travel to Kankakee
A 13 year old girl Cozette Parker travels from her home to Kankakee with her father mother and brother all registered pilots. The flight covers 139 miles with Ar Cozetn as the father pilot. The party is believed to include the youngest pilot at We Vattod State.
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Cozette Parker
Yearold Anderson
O Pano
Kankakee
Ar Cozetn
Hyitl
We Vattod Statoa
Deny Oath To Smith Deny Oath To Smith
Washington dispatch reports that Frank Smith was denied the oath of office by the Senate today. The action follows a formal rejection of Smith for the post, signaling a setback in the nomination and prompting further procedural steps.
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Smith
The
Senate
Safes Left Open In Darby Township Shops
Philadelphia December reports thieves breached safes in three Darby Township stores this week using sledge hammers. Merchants decided to leave their safes open at night and post signs reading This safe is open Do not blow It. One safe held 66 cetche worth 490 dollars before the break.
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Philadelphia
Borginrs
Upper Darby
Former President of Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Dies
William B. Prenter, former president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, died at his Cleveland home at age 72 after ill health since last summer. He fell ill during the triennial convention here and suffered a fractured hip in an automobile accident near New York about six weeks earlier.
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Cleveland
Willam B. Prenter
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Divorce bill in Shaw case led by attorney Snyder
Mary J Shaw through attorney Harry Snyder filed a divorce bill against Cecil A Show. The action outlines a petition for dissolution of marriage with legal representation cited and case proceeding details referenced in the public notice.
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Mary J. Shaw
Harry 2. Snyder
Cecil A. Show
Deadlock on 1928 GOP convention site vote
Washington observers report a deadlocked Republican National Committee ballot over selecting the 1928 convention city. San Francisco led initially but failed to secure a majority after three ballots as Detroit and Kansas City trailed, prompting a recess and private peace talks.
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Washington
Pha
Republican National Committee
San Francisco
Bel
Kng Sas City
Detroit
Cilies
Érailine
Peace Of Europe Endangered in Polish Lithuanian Clash
Geneva dec 7 Premier Waldomaras of Lithuania told the league of nations council today that conditions endangering eastern Europe's peace exist amid the Polish Lithuanian controversy. Injured Mrs Stella Chitin of 603 Summit Avenue fell down a flight of steps at her home and sustained painful injuries.
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Geneva
Europe
Waldomaras
Lithuania
League of Nations
Poland
Stella Chitin
Summit aVenue
Coolidge Backs Mellon Tax Cut Stand
President Coolidge submitted a budget of 1,268,703,706 for the coming fiscal year and urged limiting the proposed tax cut to 225,000,000 as Mellon recommended. He warned against actions risking the government’s chartered obligations and noted deficits and required appropriations. Navy expenditures would rise about 44.9 million, with continued projects and flood control emphasized as urgent national needs.
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Washington
Congress
Guy
Coolidge
Mellon
Navy
Goolkiga
Wife of star witness asks police guard
In Baltimore on December 7 police posted guards for Mrs. Samel Bark after she sought protection from her husband Willis Bark who had traveled from Mays Landing New Jersey where he testified in the Lit Hendahl murder case. Mrs. Bark pleaded for help claiming he would return and harm her.
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Baltimore
Dee
Samel Bark
Mays Landing
N. J
Hendahl
Bark
Willis Beach
AL William Lilliendalet
Baris
Jin
Average Christmas Dinner Cost Drops to Eight Dollars Sixty
Chicago dispatch notes an average Christmas dinner for a family of five this year at 8.60 dollars, claimed by J Frank Grimes of the Independent Growers Alliance of America. He argues using thrift and savvy shopping keeps costs down from past ten year prices and outlines a sample five person menu priced at 4.80 dollars.
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Chicago
J. Frank Grimes
Independent Growers’ Alliance of America
Death Row at Sing Sing Sees Largest Population Yet
Ossins G N Y reports Sing Sing prison death house population reached a year high. Joseph Leikowitz of East Side clothing was sentenced in Brooklyn for conspiring to kill Benjamin Goldstein, his 20 year old partner, as the list of inmates awaiting a death sentence grew. Mrs Ruth Brown Snyder stands as the sole woman in the death house.
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G. N.Y. Dee
Sing Sing
Joseph Leikowitz
East Side
Brooklyn
Benjamin Goldstein
Ruth Brown Snyder
Two Million Women Work for Wage in United States
In 20th century United States many married women labor daily for pay outside the home amid prejudice. The article notes government departments studying the rise of women workers and the lack of authority to regulate the labor market and its social impact.
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Washington
Dev. T
United States
Thor
Davis Yolnkel
McBride Re-elected Leader Of Anti Saloon League
Washington December (JP) Thi Rex F Scott McBride of Westerville Ohio was re elected today as general superintendent of the Anti Saloon League and Dr Ernest H Charrington of Westerville Ohio was elected director of the new Department of Hiduestion and Publicity. Some viewed the action as a victory for McBride over Charrington forces as W M Forgave of Boston a supporter was dropped. Bishop Thonma Nicholson was re elected president of the league.
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Washington
Thi Rex
F. Scott McBride
Westerville
Ohio
AntiSaloon League
Ernest H. Charrington
League
McBride
Gherrington
W. M. Forgave
Boston
McBrida
Thonma Nicholson
Bob Hairdos Named To Fade In 23 Days
Philadelphia report notes beauty experts forecast a shift away from bobbed hair as debutantes seek new styles. Evelyn Frederick of the American Society of Beauty Culturists is quoted predicting bobs will be out of date next year, with long styles achievable in 23 days.
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Philadelphia
Tony Tresses
Evelyn Frederick
American Society of Beauty Culturists
Committeeman Dies Suddenly in Indianapolis
Joseph B. Keating Republican National Committeeman from Indiana died suddenly at his home in Indianapolis. He had recently traveled to Washington to attend sessions of the national committees, returned home, and received medical treatment, but his condition was not considered serious.
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Indianapolis
Josepth B. Keating
Inndiana
Bealing
Washington
Cleared Up Confusion Over Cooperative Cleavers and Dyers
Chicago reports that Morrla Simon told the holdup gang he managed the cooperative cleaners and dyers. The gang responded that they would cooperate, and the attempted incident appeared to be resolved after the exchange.
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Chicago
Morrla Simon
Holdup Gang Inet Sgl
Cleavers and Dyers
Moy Escapord
Wanted Post of His Chief In Prohibition Case
The state strongly hinted Reginald E. Walters killed his chief Hunter R. Stotler to gain a dry agent post, arguing the motive was to obtain the vacancy. Major John D. Pestington testified Walters believed Stotler blocked his appointment and that a confession was sought to prove motive. The court heard continued arguments on admissibility as the state sought to discredit Walters plea of jealousy over Mrs Walters.
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Reginald E. Walters
Hunter FR Stotler
Stotler
Walters
Stotle
John D. Pestington
Pittsburg
District No. 6
Walters S
J. J. Derr
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Ood
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Hotler
Stoller
Watters
S Ler
Job
Statler
Hunter R. Stotter
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