Gangster Pair In Court Today On Murder Charge
Chicago report on Jack McGurn and his companion Low Rolfe arraigned for seven Moran gang murders at the Stevens hotel hideout. Proceedings postponed to March 16 for prosecutors to prepare. The coroner's inquest into the Moran massacre is postponed indefinitely.
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American British Citizens Reported Captured by Mexican Bandits
American citizen Henry Hanson and British subject J Reid were abducted by about 100 rebels at Mocas, Durango. They are held for a ransom of 24000 pesos, 200 overalls, 50 baskets and three kegs of horseshoe nails. Riis Bonnet, an American in Durango, informed the State Department. Reid is employed by a mining company headquartered in the Los Angeles Stock Exchange Building.
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Mrs. Ethel Ross Dies. Widow of Rev F C Ross
Mrs Ethel Ross widow of Rev F C Ross died February 20 age unknown and funeral held from the Second Presbyterian Church of Xenia February 21 She had lived in Xenia several years and her late husband once served as pastor of the United Presbyterian Church
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Home Furnishing Course Promotes Dyeing Tying Skills
Crawfordsville notes Miss Edna Gorton Ames extension specialist has led the second lesson in a county home furnishing course on tying and dyeing. The program invites community participation, offering guidance on color schemes for bedrooms living rooms dining rooms and kitchens. It emphasizes practical homemaking values teaching economical appreciation of what households own.
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Coolidge Signs Jones Bill Expands Prohibition Penalties
President Coolidge signed the Jones bill creating up to five years in prison and a $4,000 fine for liquor violations, effective immediately. The measure intensifies federal enforcement, replaces conspiracy statutes, and applies to importation or exportation of liquor with exemptions for possession.
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Delinquent license plates and local basketball clash on tap
Still on trail of delinquent owners officers tag autos with 1928 plates while two months grace period ends. Fairfield and Washington high square off in Class 4 district semifinal after Washington trounces Eldon 19 to 11 and Eldon’s efforts falter. Coach Rice rotates players as Tucker leads with six field baskets Bain adds four.
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David Burns Dead at Douds After Long Stay
David Burns, former resident of Red Last, died and will be buried in Douds Iowa. He had lived in Douds for several years near 10 S Washington. Burial arrangements were being planned by his family. exact funeral time not yet announced.
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Five Best Features on the Radio Sunday
Radio program listings from 1924 show WOR Newark and other networks planning multiple features. Notable acts include Irene Bordant soprano of the Metropolitan and Frances Alda with conductor Gennaro Pani. Gen Charles Dawes music segment and a charity ball in Washington auditorium.
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Hoover Names Hyde Lamont Cabinet Members
President elect Hoover completed his cabinet today naming Arthur M Hyde of Missouri as secretary of interior and Lamont of Detroit as secretary of state. Other appointees include Andrew W Motion as secretary of treasury and James J Tests as attorney general with Walter F nh named postmaster general and Charles Fram Adams as secretary of the navy.
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Minnesota
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Ohio
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Special Leaves for Washington Today
West Branch reports a special train to Washington to honor a native son believed to be the future president, with local officials and notable residents recalling childhood ties and the hope of a great leadership role.
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Week's Weather Outlook for Central Plains and Valleys
Weather outlook for March 4 through the week shows mostly fair conditions across the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys, northern and central Great Plains. Brief precipitation possible early in the period, with temperatures below normal at first and rising later.
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Four Die in Fire at Goulds Station Home in Steubenville
Fire destroyed the Willian Prim residence in Goulds Station Steubenville killing four occupants. Prim, 46, was rescued with severe burns and hospital doctors fear for his life. Victims identified as Dor Prim, a daughter, Charle Wells, Anne Crawford, and Quis Crawford. coroner A J Bell reported no recoverable remains.
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Keota Sectional Tourney Opens With Six-Unit Indoor League
A six team indoor baseball league organized by the Y. M. C. A. in Keota will start five weeks of play next Monday evening at the gym. The schedule lists games each Monday at 7:00, 7:45, and 9:00, with captains and team rosters named amid a tournament setup including Schoolmasters, Rotary, High School, and Button Factory teams. The event includes first round matchups and progresses toward finals in early April.
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Lindy and Anne Travel to Cuernavaca for Weekend
Lindbergh and his fiancee Lindy left at 10 45 a m for another weekend in Cuernavaca with Ambassador and Mrs Morrow and their daughter. The party traveled in two cars along a route deemed risky due to bandit activity but guarded by Mexican troops. Lindbergh drove one car with his left hand as his right arm remains bandaged from a recent airplane crash. The Morrows’ family home in Cuernavaca was their target for the stay.
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Hyde nomination praised by farmers union in Des Moines
In Des Moines Missouri former governor Arthur M Hyde is praised as a capable agriculture secretary pick by Herbert Hoover. Mila Reno head of the Town Farmers Union commends his admin as governor and says Hyde understands farming work and can lead agricultural duties in the best interests of vericulture.
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Crowded Washington braces for Coolidge Hoover inauguration
Washington buzzes with inaugural visitors as the Coolidge administration nears its end and Hoover prepares to take oath. Officials and citizens anticipate a coronation mood with pageantry, while Congress plans tariff revisions and cabinet shifts unfold in the transition era.
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Washington News Briefs From Local Residents
Mrs J A Lemley visited Brighton and Washington Ing after four days at home on South Lowa avenue. Hambrick returned from Peachers College to spend the week at Ka Bambrek home with Mrs Eva Blake and June Arnold. Marshall family moved to Keota and visited Washington friends. Claire Brewer returned to Muse Miter after Washington G meeting. Dale Darbyshire and wife welcomed daughter Donna Ruth then moved near Tinsley Iowa. W M Keeley arrived from Chicago for a few days visiting his mother. Lallian Apfel arrived from Texas then plans Washington visit. Alice Towneson shopped in Washington from Crawfordsville. Mrs L O'Loughlin of Winfiett shopped in Washington. R C Jennings returned from Chicago after several days away. Mrs M N White came from Crawfordsville to shop. Harold Johnson and David Lotts visited Washington from Fairfield. Mrs Walter Rower of West Lenestay was a business visitor in Washington.
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