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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1924

Page

13

Countess Morner Testifies in Fallon Bribery Trial Scene

New York July 29 Countess Morner former Vegay Hop ains Jones musical comedy star and ex wife of millionaires testified for the government today in the Wallen bribery case. She described a crowded courtroom scene and her outfit from a white toque to a red and white gown as she testified that details of visits to an inn and Rendigs were discussed. The defense challenged her version and questioned whether the attorney's actions influenced the case.

New York Costs Mooner Hopains Jones Tevn Millionaires Wliam Tm Wallen Iui Fallon Trendigs

Sons of Revolution To Honor Coolidges

A ceremony plan by the Sons of the Revolution to place a memorial marker on the Plymouth school grounds, honoring Captain John Coolidge and President Calvin Coolidge, with ties to Plymouth and Bunker Hill. The event commemorates their oath of office and birthplace, per local notes.

Sons of Revolution Coolidges Plymouth Coolidge John Coolidg Bunker Hhs Aston Jw St

Police Seek Missing Child and Her Nurse

Police hunt for Dorothy Kay Blanchard a 4 year old missing in Cleveland with her nurse Mrs Mhoehe Wed believed kidnapped. A warrant charged the nurse and descriptive circulars are being prepared for a nationwide search spreading to Detroit and Ann Arbor seeking leads and relatives of the missing child.

Cleveland Dorothy Kay Blanchard

Earth Tremors Reported Near St Louis

Earth tremors were recorded at St Louis University Seismograph Station near 100 to 150 miles southeast of St Louis. The tremors began at around 4:40 p.m. and continued into the early evening, with observers noting slight shaking. No damage reported and authorities investigate the source.

St. Louis St. Louis University

Romance ends for Peggy Joyce and Count Morner

The Count and Miss Joyce recount a turbulent marriage begun in New York and Chicago. He claims no love after the wedding, while she faced demands for money and a titled life. Morner says he trusted her, but disputes claims of abuse and improper support.

Peggy Joyce Count Morner Morner Touripaste Company Chicago Europe Count Murer Female Clib Eve Joyce Yoon Thex Teguld Chidako New York Flint Count Gosta Ééantesa Atlantic Vitro Siaty-second Street Coyst Sweden Marriz

Stepmother Admits Killing Four Children

Anna Hauptrief, held in Hays county Jail in San Marcos on four murder charges and one of assault to murder, confesses to poisoning the children and her husband William Hauptrief of Goforth. The confession, signed in front of witnesses after confrontation with poison and a tipped can, was disclosed by District Attorney Fed Blundell.

Austin Tex Anna Hauptrief Hays San Marcos William Hauptrief Goforth Fed Blundell Blundell

Courtesses Killing Girl In Ohio 2 Years Ago

Special in The Washington Post. Charles Flynn of West Bridgewater Pa confessed at Brooklyn police headquarters to murdering Mine Matte Kharda in Steubenente OR Marek Tag. He said he met the Cincinnati girl on a train then attacked her at Steps bénville when she refused his proposal. He killed her with a biadhiack. Copenhagen report adds unrelated political note.

Washington Post New York Charles Flynn West Bridgewater Brooklyn Matte Kharda Steubenenté Marek Tag Flynn Cincinnati Steps Bénville

Woman Tarred and Feathered Freed on Bail in Maryland

Mrs. Mary Shank of Myersville was released on $7,000 bond after tar and feathering Miss Dorothy Grandon of Martinsburg, West Virginia, with the victim remaining jailed on prior bail. The two women exchanged reconciliations and vowed mutual support if the case goes to court as details of the attack and ongoing legal actions emerge.

Eciai Washington Post Frederick Mary Shank Myersville Dorothy Grandon Martinsburo W. Va Victor Alexander MidaXatown Grandon Viola Kennaty Miss Grandon Mrs. Shank Lingh Shank Atair Grich

Ex-Gov Dix Cleared Of Blame In California Accident

Former New York Governor John A. Dix, residing in Santa Barbara, was absolved of blame by a police inquiry after an automobile collision yesterday that seriously injured Mrs. Nettie Keating of San Francisco. Keating’s relatives declined to press charges.

San Francisco John A. Tex New York State Santa Barbara Calif Nettie Keating Keating

Death Ray inventor faces blindness in English device tale

New York reports English inventor Harry Grindle Mathews, creator of the so called death ray, has been under treatment for failing eyesight during the past week. One eye is completely sightless and the other is markedly impaired, according to disclosed information.

New York Harry Grindell Mathews

Two Women Conquer Mount Robson First Ascent

Miss Annette E Ruck of Brooklyn and Mrs W A D Munday of Vancouver became the first women to scale Mount Robson 13068 feet in the Canadian Rockies. They reached the summit after leaving Berg Lake Camp at 3 30 a m and arriving at 4 30 p m the same day, returning to base tired and hungry.

Berg Lake Mount Robson Mount Robin Canadian Rockies Annette E_ Ruck Brooklyn W. A. D. Munday Vancouver B. C Alping Club Hungary

Tipsy Crows Reveal Abandoned Still in Clearfield County

Harrisburg July 20 five inebriated crows were seen around a pine near Clover Run, Clearfield County, leading to the discovery of an abandoned still. W J Delansky, assistant game protector, tracked the birds and found cow and crow tracks and mash evidence showing both animals had fed on the mash. Seth E Gordon, secretary of the State board of game commissioners, released the report.

Harrisburg Clover Run Clearfield County Seth E. Gordon State Board of Game Commissioners W. J. Delansky Delansky

Two Officers Shot Dead in Auto Near Wilmington

In Brunswick County North Carolina a posse found Deputy U S Marshal Lilly and City Prohibition Agent Leon George dead in their car four miles from Phoenix after reports of a battle with bootleggers. George, 52, had 25 years on the force and three in prohibition work. Lilly, about 45, left a wife and several children.

Wilmington N. C Phoenix Brunawick County United States Lilly Leon George George Brunawieck County Police Department

Wins 16 Year Battle for Son Pardon in Tennessee

Nashville July 29 a Tennessee mother Mrs Sam Hatfield 63 won a long fight to have her son Lon Hatfield pardoned for the 1908 murder of a minister. She addressed Gov Peay and parole board and was told he would grant the pardon as a Christmas present.

Nashville Tenn Tennessee Sam Hatfield Parole Board Austin Peay Hatfield Lon Flatfield Too. Peay

Readhouse Killing Sought Youths After East Mansfield Death

Police hunt eight youths linked to a Readhouse killing in East Mansfield. One youth is believed to have fired the fatal shot after intruders cut the telephone wire and demanded money from Mrs. Clara Williams, who refused. Her son Leslie tried to defend her. a revolver was drawn and knocked aside as the woman was shot.

Mansfield Mass Clara Williams East Mansfield

Death Penalty Carried Out in Charleston State Prison

Jyrdl Vandenheck a former resident of Lawrence Massachusetts and Renfrew Ontario was executed in the electric chair at Charleston State Prison shortly after being convicted in June 1923 for the murder of Gillian Scarman of Lawrence Scarman’s body bore two bullet wounds. He fled to Belgium after the crime and later went to Canada where he was arrested at Renfrew Ontario in February 1923.

Canada Renfrew Ont

Gems Stolen From Pullman Berth in Transit

Three packets of diamonds valued at 20060 and 5600 dollars were stolen from a Pullman berth aboard a train en route from Columbus to this city. Harry Cohen of Cohen, Perlmutter and Skeska, New York, reported the loss to local police, claiming a man he met in Columbus accompanied him to the train.

Chiceco Pullman Columbus Ohio Harry Cohen Cohen

Three Liquor Craft Seized by New York Police

New York harbor police seized three motor craft linked to rum running in New York waters. The Rex was found abandoned off Bayonne New Jersey, the Elisabeth Wilcor off Hal Holt Point in Long Island Sound, and the On Time captured at Jones Inlet. Four men aboard the On Time were arrested.

New York Rex Bayonne N. J Elisabeth Wilcor Hallet's Point Long Teland Senna Jones Inlet Uggder Marine Customs

Bennett and wife held for grand jury in Hoffman killing

In Chattanooga July 29 W H Bennet and his wife Hate Bennet were held to the grand jury after a district court hearing over the death of Miss Augusta Hoffman a modiste who vanished in 1916. Detectives say a skeletal grave site behind the Bennetts’ former home contains her false teeth and eyeglasses. the couple claims she left the country after marrying.

Chattanooga W. H. Bennett Hate Bennett Augusta Hoffman W.F. McQaurhy Hoffman Bennetts Miss Hoffman Knoxville Misa Hoffman

Milk Sold at One Cent a Quart in Price War

Wichita Kansas July 29 milk sold at two leading grocery stores for one cent a quart as a result of a milk war across the city.

Wichita Kans

Looser Garments Decreed for Men in 1925 Styles

Cedar Point Ohio July 29. Dressers up men to wear looser coats with longer collars and wider lapels if styles approved for spring and summer 1925 by the American Designers association are adopted. Trousers will be a little looser, vests plain single breasted and slightly higher cut. Materials will be subdued shades and mostly simple in design.

Cedar Point Ohio American Designers Association National Association of Merchant Tailors of America Charles H. Taft Erie Hit

Man Is Handcuffed And Kidnapped by Pat

Allanta police chase two men linked to an alleged kidnapping and assault on B. Dutton, 47, of Egan Park. Dutton and his daughter were at home when a man forced him outside, handcuffed him, and placed him in a vehicle after presenting an apparent warrant on a vagrancy charge.

Allanta B. Dutton Egan Park Atlanta Jlo Muapend Knowles Dulten Patton Pris

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