Confessed killer dismembers victim after cabaret dispute
Philadelphia January 26 A chiropractor David L Marshall confessed to strangling Miss Anna May Dietrich and dismembering her body amid a dispute over cabaret pleasures and finances His second confession claimed the cabaret complex strained him and urged violence He described the slaying at his office and the disposal of body parts near Media and Bywood Heights in a grim sequence of events
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Marshall
Anna May Dietrich
Philadelphia
David L. Marshall
Martha
Miss Dietrich
Comlex
Charleston
Media
Bywood Heights
Bootleggers Protected by Insurance in California Case
Salem Oregon January 26 state insurance commissioner Will Moore said hundreds of California bootleggers are insured. He noted more than 1200 men and 100 women hold policies paying 2 to 15 weekly for partial or full protection against illicit operation hazards. Policy details include $10,000 accidental death and jail confinement benefits, with premiums from $2 to $5 weekly depending on coverage and jail rates.
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Salem
Ore
Will Moore
California
Moore
Dayton Weather Delays Macready Altitude Flight
In Dayton Ohio today weather forced Lieutenant John A. Macready of McCook Field to postpone his planned altitude flight. He stated that better weather conditions were necessary before attempting the test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
John A. Macready
McCookfield
Bishop Glass Dies on Coast in Los Angeles
Right Reverend Joseph Glass, Roman Catholic bishop of Salt Lake City, died in a Los Angeles hospital at 1:20 PM. Born March 13, 1874, in Bushnell Indiana, he directed Catholic schools and parishes, expanding the Salt Lake diocese, and served on national Catholic committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Joseph Glass
Salt Lake City
Glass
Bushnell
James
Mary Edith Kelly Glass
Sedalia
St. Vincent’s College
St. Mary’s Apostolic College
Perryville
Congregation of the Mission
Perry County
Missouri
George Montgomery
St. Vincent’s Church
Rome
University of Propada
University of Minerva
Salt Lake
Bishop Glass
Mayenell
Bishop
National Catholic War Council
Archbishop Hayes
New York
Cardinal Gibbins
Rothafel Drops Claim on Charity Concert Debacle
Roxy Rothafel backed off a $5,000 demand from promoters of two charity events in Washington. Proceeds for a children's tuberculosis hospital in Alberquerque, New Mexico failed to cover expenses including transporting radio entertainers from New York.
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Washington
Roxy
Rothafel
Alberquerque
N. M
New York
President Coolidge Delays Vermont Visit For Congress Session
Washington January 26 President Coolidge is staying near Washington to attend to public business and has given up visiting his father still in Plymouth Vermont. He would like a brief trip to his Vermont birthplace but says press of duties prevents it. He is declining invitations to speak away from Washington.
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Washington
Jan
Coolidge
Plymouth
Vermont
Wool Auctions in London Show Steady Market
Offerings at London wool auctions today reached 11 859 bales with improved competition. Selection was well distributed across home and foreign lines and prices held steady. Secured merinos sold at and greasy merinos at higher values.
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London
Beet growers in Idaho seek $8 rate for 1926 sugar contract
About 25 members of the Idaho beet growers committee met at Bannock hotel to press for an $8 minimum price in the 1926 beet sugar contract with sugar companies. They aim for a cooperative deal rewarding growers for higher production and local beet sugar outlet, with a survey planned to gauge tonnage before final negotiations.
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Beet Growers Committee of
Idaho
Bannock Hotel
Bonneville County
A. Bjorkman
Idaho Farm Bureau Federation
J. H. Hale
Pocatello
Omega Tau Psi condemns women who smoke at Des Moines University
Des Moines University students group Omega Tau Psi held a protest against female students who smoke. They branded a cigarette in a woman's mouth and called it an unnecessary luxury. They pledged to not date coeds who smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Omega Tal Psi Fraternity
Des Moines University
Miller warns Caraway bill would ruin mill business
Washington Jan 26 AP Charles Walier a St Louis miller told the senate agriculture committee that the Caraway bill prohibiting trade in cotton and grain futures would slow raw material purchases and expose mills to losses. H P Gallagher Northwestern Consolidated Milling Minneapolis said ending future trading would shift flour milling from manufacturing to speculative business.
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Washington
Charles Walier
St. Louis
Senate Agriculture Committee
H. P. Gallagher
Northwestern Consolidated Milling Company
Minneapolis
Noorlander murder trial concludes after lengthy hearing
The Noorlander brothers face a jury after a week long trial in district court presided by Judge C R Baum. The defense rested after Fred Noorlander testified with the state outlining a burglary and fatal assault on Walter Scadden in an Inkom grocery early on November 23. Police witnesses described Fred s confession to striking Scadden with a flashlight and the defense contends the storekeeper’s fatal injuries were not caused by Fred.
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Mike
Fred Noorlander
W Noorlander
C. R. Baum
Noorlander
Walter Scadden
Inkom
Scadden
Ogden
H. W. Henderson
Bannock County
L. W. Pack
Charles E. Noble
Curtis Allison
Mr. Kimball
Soviet Buy 12000 Ford Tractors on Nine Month Credit
Soviet newspapers announce a deal with Ford for 12 000 tractors on nine months credit, applauding the achievement and noting no guarantees were required beyond Amtorg Trading Corporation. Ford says 10000 tractors were shipped from River Rouge to the Soviet government with cash for 75 percent and ten months credit on the remaining 25 percent, with title held by Ford.
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Moscow
Ford Company
United States
Amtorg Trading Corporation
Detroit
Mich
River Rouge
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Seattle
Viadivostok
Massachusetts Man Nominated Minister to Denmark
H Percival Trodge of Massachusetts was nominated to be minister to Denmark and John Dyneley Prince of New Jersey to be minister to the Kingdom of the Serbs Croats and Slovenes. Prince now serves in Denmark and Dodge to Jugoslavia.
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Washington
H. Percival Trodge
Massachusetts
Denmark
John Dyneley
New Jersey
Kingdom of the
Prince
Jugo-Slavia
Bobbed hair to be camouflaged as styles shift
Boston reporters note the Ladies Hair Dressers association of New England believes bobbed hair will be gradually camouflaged by longer styles. They say the monkey cut fell out of favor and long hair will return for many occasions while fashion follows the cycle from bobbed to monkey to long hair.
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Boston
Ladies’ Hair Dressers’ Association of New England, Inc
Elizabeth Ollis
Worcester
Helen of Troy
Cleopatra
Coast Guard Rum Runners Indicted in Prohibition Case
Thirteen coast guardsmen and forty eight others were indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of conspiracy and violation of the federal prohibition law. The ring allegedly controlled 18 ocean steamers, used the Sea Grill as a pay station, and sought help from municipal officials to move liquor. Dwyer, once a race track owner, led the syndicate with key figures including John J. McCambridge and William J. Maloney.
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New York
Coast Guard
Bill’’ Dwyer
Coast
New York State
Rum Row
Dwyer
John J. McCambridge
William J. Maloney
Coney Island
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mount Royal
Montreal
Sea Grill
Confederacy
Ring
Coffey
Brown
United States
Connecticut
Goffey
London
Conn
Idaho Division Wins Safety First Banner
The Idaho division of the Oregon Short Line won the annual accident prevention prize. CC. T. Bailey, chief safety agent, announced the banner presentation at a banquet in Pocatello tonight. The division operates from Pocatello to Huntington, Oregon.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Idaho
Oregon Short Line
CC. T. Bailey
Pocatello
Huntington
Ore
Bernstorff to Lead German Delegation at Geneva Conference
Berlin reports Count Von Bernstorff the former German ambassador to the United States will head Germanys delegation at the preliminary disarmament conference in Geneva. He will be accompanied by a juridical expert and a military specialist.
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Berlin
Count von Bernstorff
United States
Geneva
Two Mexicans Die From Freeze in Juarez Cold Snap
Juarez police found the bodies of two Mexican men frozen to death during the recent cold wave. The temperature fell to 13 degrees above zero, the lowest in eight years, as residents braced for further storms.
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Juarez
Mexico
Bishop Glass Sinking in East Lake City
Right Reverend Joseph H. Glass Catholic bishop of East Lake City was reported by his physician to be sinking and dying moments away. The church leader's condition worsened during the day as medical staff monitored his status.
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Bishop Glass
Los Angeles
Joseph 8. Glass
East Lake City
Flood Devastates Towns in Nayarit Mexico
Correspondent reports flood wreckage in Nayarit after Santiago river burst two retaining dams near Lake Chapala. Sixty eight bodies recovered in Santiago and Ixcantla with many more feared. vast silt deposits, disease risk, and thousands displaced. San Pedro town submerged. railroads damaged. state losses in the millions of dollars.
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Yago Nayarit
Mex
Associated Press
Nayarit
Santiago River
Chapala
Mexico
Santiago
Ixcantla
San Pedro
French Chamber Opens Debate On Radical Socialist Finance Plan
Paris begins debate on whether the chamber of deputies will bypass the government to adopt radical socialist financial measures for 1926. Finance committee reporter Lamoureaux cites a 4.209 billion franc deficit but notes a 3.7 billion franc bank margin and 3 billion from December taxes.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Doumer
Lamoureaux
Bank of France
Een
M. Lamoureaux
Flue Jena
Mitchell begins five year suspension with half pay
Colonel William Mitchell, stripped of rank, begins a five year suspension from the army air service. President Coolidge grants half pay and living allowances during the period, while keeping the imposition of the court martial sentence intact. Mitchell's supporters predict a congressional fight as his silence continues.
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Washington
Army Air Service
William Mitchell
Army
Mitchell
Coolidge
Reid
Diinois
Congress
Davis
War Department Board of Review
John A. Hull
Hull
War and Navy Departments
Board of Review
War Department
A. Hull
Callera
Capite
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