Tragic Axe Murder Tangles Brothers in New York
Eugene Cansinelli confessed to killing his brother-in-law's wife Amelia Casainelli with an axe in her New York apartment as a custody of love triangle with Daniel Casainelli escalated. Neighbors heard screams while the 2 year old baby cried. Eugene fled but was captured by police.
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New York
Eugene Cansinelli
Amelia Casainelli
Daniel Casainelli
Eugene
Daniel
A.B
Italy
Amelia
United States
Bureau
Bolica
ORDER PROBE OF BAD FIRE AT HOSPITAL
CNCAGO March 28 State Fire officials ordered a rigid investigation of the fatal fire at the Chicago Eye Ear Nose and Throat Hospital in the Loop. One man, P. J. Regan 64 a steam fitter and recent patient, died. Three women and one man were severely injured and 10 patients and 10 nurses endangered as the four story building burned rapidly trapping occupants in their night clothing.
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Cncago
Chicago
Loop
Lfe
Lves
P. J. Regan
Alnos
Radio Soothes Condemned Man Before Execution
In Pittsburgh on March 28 a jail radio program heard the tune Where Is My Wandering Boy Tonight as condemned murderer Pistol Pete Henry Jackson listened from his county jail. The execution is slated for Monday at Rockview penitentiary after he was moved there today.
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Pittsburgh
WCAE
Pistol Pete
Henry Jackson
Jackson
Rockview Penitentiary
Car and truck collide at Antietam Junction injuring salesman
Daniel B. Ludlow of Philadelphia traveling representative for a Toledo firm was injured when his car skidded on a slippery highway near the iron bridges at Antietam Junction. He struck a lumber truck driven by R. Beard of Midvale. Beard was uninjured. Ludlow’s left side and head were hurt as he attempted to exit the vehicle.
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Daniel B. Ludlow
Philadelphia
Toledo
Tron
Antietam Junction
Sub Strikes Snag Damage Isnt Great
In Narragansett bay a sub S-4 hit a rack in heavy fog but suffered only minor damage and will proceed to Newport as fog lifts. In Pittsburgh a disabled mother of three, Anna Magnes, 24, fought off a man attempting to choke her, using crutches to throw him down stairs.
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Wasitington
Narragansett Bay
Navy Department
Newport
AB Boon
Pittsburgh
Anna Magnes
Weekly Weather Outlook for Washington March 30 to April 4
The forecast covers North and Middle Atlantic states with periods of rain in the first half and again in the latter half of the period. Temperatures are expected to be moderate early in the week, turning cold in the middle and toward the end.
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Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Interstate Commission Split Over Merging Five Railroads
Washington March 28 The Interstate Commerce Commission is divided over the plan by the Nickle Plate to merge five railroads. Eleventh member Thomas F Woodlock, appointed by President Coolidge, will not participate due to prior rail connections. Hearings on the consolidation begin April 15 as the agency weighs approval amid extensive testimony.
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Washington
Tnterstate Commerce Commission
Thomas F. Woodlock
Receis
Coolidge
Far
Pers Marquette
Woodlock
Hiss
Billy Sunday Seeks Year-Long Stay for Chaplin Mother
Evangelist Billy Sunday urged Secretary of Labor Davis to extend Mrs Heneah Chapin Charlie Chaplin’s mother stay in the United States for another year to pursue medical treatment. Davis said he would carefully consider the request and noted the matter hinges on the extension of her permit for treatment in the country.
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Washington
Billy Sunday
Secretary of Labor
Davis
Heneah Chapin
Charlie Chaplin
Acreem
United States
Davie
Semday
Chaplin
Inok
Bandit Reads Story Of Case Against Him
Hartford March 25 Gerald Chapman the noted mail robber and prison breaker reviewed the state's damaging evidence in his murder case while in a narrow prison cell. State witnesses testified to movements traced from Indiana seven months earlier to the night before the alleged killing of Volleceman James Skelly of New Britain during a Safe cracking expedition last October 12. A Steubenville bookkeeper identified a Lincoln automobile as the same car linked to the alleged crime.
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David Sentner
Hartford
Conn
Gerald Chapman
Volleceman
James Skelly
New Britain
Chapman
Indiana
Hin
Catherine Bourne
Steubenville
Coolidges On Week End Trip
The Presidential yacht Mayflower anchored off Dahlgren Virginia with President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge aboard. A small party of guests was aboard and the vessel planned to proceed downstream later in the weekend. A farm sale by Cline and Swartz in Downsyville was conducted with attorney Harry H. Humrichouse handling terms privately for Dr. I. M. Wertz.
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Dahlgren
Cline
Swartz
Downsyville
Harry H. Humrichouse
I. M. Wertz
Thieves Raid County Henery Reported Loss of Twenty Chickens
Mrs John Wolfinger of near Hagerstown reports to the Sheriff that about 20 chickens were stolen from her henhouse last night. Entry gained by breaking windows. Authorities are investigating.
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Mra
John Wolfinger
Hagerstown
Afungho Cavetown Pike
Sheriff’s Office
Early Trial for Wheeler Planned in Montana Case
Washington reports forecast of an early trial for Burton K. Wheeler Democrat of Montana on charges of conspiracy to defraud the government. Wheeler protests innocence and seeks an early hearing with a likely $1000 bond posted for him and two co-defendants, Green Campbell and Beorn Besth.
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Washington
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Geuster Wheeler
Wheeler
Geréen Campbell
I Montama
Besth
Mother slayer tells pitiful tale of poverty and crime
Rochville Md March 28 miss Mizabhethé King 18 Wenilmont confessed to smothering two infants, saying she was too poor to support them and that their fathers abandoned her. She described hiding bodies in attic cupboards and claimed no drinking or smoking.
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Rochville
RockyiNa
Mizabhethé King
Wenilmont
Dacaned
Buesa
Court Refuses To Grant New Trial In Auto Case
Judge Wagaman overruled the motion for a new trial in the case of William A. Stark versus Antietam Auto Sales Co. Stark had been awarded $500 by a jury in February. Attorney Hartle represented the defendant Warry W. Baker. Oswald & Oswald spoke for Stark. The judge held the jury verdict should stand.
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againMan
Hartle
Warry Wi. Baker
Antietam Auto Sales Co
William A. Stark
Oswald & Oswald
Stark
Wagaman
May extend barge line to Pittsburgh discussed in Virginia
Pittsburgh Va March 23 Ex tension of the Federal barge line from the Mississippi river to Pittsburgh within four years seemed almost certain today after a board of advisors meeting of the Inland Waterways Corporation Brig General Thomas Ashburn chairman said the Ohio river would be canalized within four years and the barge canal would extend from Cairo Ill to Pittsburgh if proper terminal facilities are provided here
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Pittsburgh
Misalusippi River
Inland Waterways Corporation
Thomas Ashburn
Ohio River
Cairo
Phtsburgh
Salvage finds sailor gear in Scapa Flow wreck
Workmen at Scapa Flow, Scotland, recover bridle gear of five German sailors from the hull of a stricken destroyer after locating the wrecks. Cambridge defeats Oxford in the annual Putney Boat Race on the Thames, the 180th meeting. Frances Hubert and Henriette Holtzman of Williamsport School win honorable mention in a business writing contest.
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Frances Hubert
Henrietts Holtzman
Williamsport School
Cambridge
Putney -On- Thames
England
Ancient Flyal
Oxford
Thames River
Two killed in riot in Sofia during radical meeting
In Sofia on March 28 a police officer and an anarchist were killed as police dispersed a radical gathering on the streets. A tomb was thrown by another anarchist who escaped.
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Sofia
Clearspring Store Robbed in Nighttime Burglary
Fifty dollars worth of groceries taken from Aaron L. Hartles general merchandise store in Clearspring. Entry gained by cutting glass from the main door. Sheriff Duffey investigating. A year ago a cash register theft occurred at the store. Residents unaware of the crime. Bartlea Neves transported goods from the store in a distant vehicle.
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Aaron L. Hartles
Clearspring
Sherrif Duffey
Couey
Shlevesa
Bartlea
Judge Lets Divorce Proeed Involving Wife and Guide
The Supreme Court in Mis bla May Plen hears a divorce case where Hendricks and his wife are central figures. The filing cites intimate relations with a guide named Arteka and mentions long separation, with references to York and Las Anports as surrounding context.
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Mineolass
Tae Sethaliana
Wife Jealousy Sparks Fatal Shot At Home
In Harrisburg area a wife shot her husband at their home in Hridgeville Pennsylvania. Police and county detectives report the incident and say the husband was believed to be unfaithful with another woman named Mary Theboare. The motive cited is jealousy.
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Yittsburgh
Oury
Mary Theboare
Hridgeville
150 Killed In Battle In China Report
Reported clash between Russian and Chinese forces at Toneh China results in about 150 deaths. The fighting followed an attempt by Russians to loot Chinese towns amid ongoing hostilities.
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China
Indictment in typhoid case shocks Chicago
March 28 arrests promised after the coroners inquest linked William D. Shepherd and Dr. C. C. Farman to the typhoid death of William Nelson McGlintock. State’s Attorney Crowe and aides pressed witnesses Karl Clark and his wife for statements alleging witness intimidation and a $5,000 bribe offer. Attorney William Scott Stewart sought a hearing re opening as Shepherd and Stewart challenge the Farman confession.
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Chicago
William D. Shepherd
C. C. Farman
William Nelson McGlintock
Shepherd
Crowe
Karl Clark
Maiman
National Enlverslty of Applied Science
Clark Jo Hn
Hewsif
Shhepherd
William Scott Stewart
Jacob Ilooking
Criminal Court
Prince of Wales Begins 1000 Mile Journey Abroad
London March 13 Edward Prince of Wales sails on a 1000 mile trip to continental Africa and South America as the British Empire’s aide to the Crown. Crowds fill London streets to see him depart from Portsmouth where royal attendants accompany him aboard the ship.
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London
Edward
Prince of Wales
France Probing Allies on Joint Reply to Pact Proposals
Paris March 24 The French government was sounding out potential successors for a joint reply to German security pact proposals. A high authority at the International News Service notes Paris views the German propositions as valuable only if they respect the inviolability of the Rhine form. Britain and England were urged to stand ready in case the area of concern expands.
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Sueceatore
Iraft
Tnterimet International Nean
Frenette
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