Recovery of $8160 Plunder From Bank Robbery Suspect
Cincinnati detectives recovered $8160 of the $12,660 taken by automobile bandit Frank G. Hohl who was killed after raiding two banks last Thursday. The cash was hidden in a room at 1405 Vine Street with a revolver and a valise found. investigators believe $4500 mailed to Louisville remains missing.
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Cincinnati
Frank G. Hohl
Hohl
P. C. Wright
Louisville
Vine Street
East Ninth Street
West End
Provident Savings Bank and Trust Company
Liberty Banking and Savings Company
State collects 50000 accident reports for workmen’s commission
Harrisburg reports show over 50000 accidents compiled by the State Bureau of Statistics, to aid the Pennsylvania Industrial Accidents Commission in developing a reporting system under the Workmen's Compensation act. Rail casualty data will also be supplied as the commission considers hearings and prepares its legislative report.
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Harrisburgh
Bureau of Statistics
Pennsylvania Industrial Accidents Commission
Whic
Workmen’s Compensation Act
Woodlands Used for Chemicals in Knee Area
One of the region’s largest wood-cutting contracts goes to J. W. Easton of Saybrook for Horton Crary Company. The Underwood field will be cleared, about 15 000 cords of wood cut and shipped to chemical plants. About 100 men will start work immediately, with completion expected in around three months.
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Knee
J. W. Easton
Saybrook
Horton Crary Company
Sheffield
Underwood
Easton
Chauffeurs Seek Right to Carry Firearms in Wilkes-Barre
In Wilkes-Barre pa three months saw over twenty auto thefts from street curbs and drivers forced to abandon cars. Frank Flannery led a petition to the police for loaded firearms while on duty. Chief Roberts advised against concealed weapons but suggested strapping revolvers at the waist after dark.
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Wilkes-Barre
Frank Flannery
Kingston
Roberts
Weston's Weikel to Post 2000 Bail in Thrash Case
Jamer Thrash, charged with stabbing Charles Smith, surrendered to Luzerne County Court. Jude Woodward ruled August Weikel of Weston must post 2000 bail because Thrash failed to appear when the case was called.
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Jamer Thrash
Charles Smith
Luzerne County
Jude Woodward
August Weikel
Weston
Thrash
Rockefeller petitions injunction to stop Ohio tax on 311 million
John D. Rockefeller through lawyers seeks court relief to halt Cuyahoga County tax collection on 311,040,337 tied to his holdings. He states he is a New York resident and never ceased Ohio ties, arguing his tax home remains New York and that only minimal Ohio tax was owed.
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Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
United States District Court
O’brien
Rockefeller
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
New York
Cleveland Forest Hill
Forest Hill
Lucy Spelman
Frank loses bid for habeas corpus in Leo Frank case
Federal Judge W T Newman refused a petition for writ of habeas corpus seeking release of Leo M Frank condemned to death for the Mary Phagan murder. Arguments centered on absence from the courtroom during verdict and alleged denial of due process and unfair trial.
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Mary Phagan
Atlanta
Leo M. Frank
W. T. Newman
Frank
Lever Warehouse Bill Passes House in 218 to 97 Vote
The Lever Warehouse bill passed the House today by 218 to 97. It provides federal licensing for cotton and grain warehouses, serving as a substitute for a Senate bill that would cover only cotton warehouses. The measure moves to conference between the two Houses.
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Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Easure
Cleary Not Guilty of Murder in New City Trial
William V. Cleary town clerk of Haverstraw and Rockland County Democratic leader was acquitted by a Supreme Court jury of murder in the first degree for killing Eugene M. Newman his son in law. The trial featured defense arguments on insanity and unwritten law and a dramatic witness claim about an impending secret marriage and an unborn child.
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New City
N. Y
William V. Cleary
Haverstraw
Rockland County
Supreme Court
Eugene M. Newman
Morschauser
Gagan
Cleary
Frank Comesky
Comesky
Anna Cleary Newman
Eugene Newman
Newman
Deck Load Tolls Debate Delays Panama Canal Decision
Washington officials weighed deck-load tolls for steamers a Panama Canal passage but made no ruling. Secretary Garrison Attorney General Gregory Judge Advocate General Crowder and Major Boggs discussed the purchase offer amid unresolved questions on toll applicability.
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Washington, D. C
Panama Canal
Garrison
Gregory
Crowder
Army
Boggs
Mrs McNamara Dies After Motorcycle Accident
Mrs Jane McNamara aged 65 died in Williamsport City Hospital from injuries after being run down by motorcyclist R Eck who has been placed under arrest.
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Jane McNamara
Williamsport City Hospital
R. Eck
Naughty Dolly Tale From Old Mother
A fragmentary rustic tale shows a mother threatening punishment with a slipper for a naughty child. The speaker recalls pleading and crying as discipline is discussed, reflecting historical child-rearing language and tone.
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Etreets Shin
Eth
ND & Co
John D
Henry C. Peeples
United States Supreme Court
Mr. Peeples
Harry Alexander
State Supreme Court
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Naughty
Mother
Dolly
Santa Claus
Delly
Charles N. Lurie
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