Murder Secrets Emerge in Cleveland Poison Plot
The postwar Cleveland murder case around Dan F. Kaber unfolds with confessions and indictments. Suspects include Eva Kaber, Mary Brickert, Marian McArdle, Erminia Colavite, and others linked to poisonings and knifings. County Prosecutor Stan ton leads the push to bring the complex tale to trial.
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Dan F. Kaber
Faber
Eva Catherine Kaber
Cedar Point
Lake avenue
Mary Bricke
Kaber
Marian McArdle
Smith college
Kabherly
Thomas Moardie
Chicago
Mra
Erminia Colavite
Salvatore Cata
Vitario Viselli
Mary J. Wade
Dan
Ethel Berman
Search Begun for Second Man in Kaber Case
Cleveland June 18 A grand jury indicts six for first degree murder in the Daniel F Kaber case. Salvatore Cala and Vittorio Piaselli are named as principal defendants, Cala arraigned in Buffalo while extradition papers are sought from Ohio. Prosecutor Stanton details a confessional plot involving Mrs Kaber and Mrs Colavito and a web of alleged accomplices amid a stakeout of motives and staged burglaries.
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Cleveland
Associated Press
aeroga
Vittorio Pisselli
Salvatore
Cala
Daniel
F. ‘Kabherin
bia Lakewood
Buffalo
Naly
Phil Mooney
Columbus
Harry L. Davis
Ohio
Albany
WN. C
Miller
Raber
Stanton
East End
Colavito
N. Y
Salvatore Cala
Daniél Kaber
Vittorio Piaselli
Kaber
Pistelli
Pittsburgh
Berman
Mrs. Brickel
Mrs. Kaber
Miss McArdie
Brickel
Dan
Marriage Ring Reveals Secret Bride and Groom
Thelma Ore Walker, 18, secretly wed Alfred Lytle Burdine, 21, former Central High athlete now in the Navy Department, after a year of concealment. The couple, engaged as teenagers, married June 14, 1920 in a Maryland town and confessed on their wedding anniversary. Mrs. Walker discovered the ring. Burdine moved to Lamont Street to live with her.
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Migs
Thelma Ore
Ha Walker
Treasury
Alfred Lytle Burdine
Central High school
auditor's office
Navy Department
Thelma Walker
Lamont street
hope
Shas
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thhey
Burdine
var
Burdine caleld
Sigma Delta fraternity
Business
Progress on Capitol tariff bill and army cuts in Congress
Senate agrees to House demand on army size while tariff and navy measures near final form. Internal revenue revision also moves forward as the extra session winds down, with President Harding guiding reciprocity plans and tax relief near completion.
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House
GEORGE ROTHWELL BROWN
Washington
Congress jn
adul tration
army and navy
Harding
White House
Congress
Capitol
Senate military committee
Germany
U.S. Polo Players Triumph in International Cup Match
The United States defeated England 11 to 4 at Hurlingham field in the first match of the international polo cup series. The American team showcased superior teamwork, with J Watson Webb and Capt Milburn among the top scorers, while England failed to convert several opportunities.
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America
England
Hurlingham field
hall
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Col
Tomkinaga
Mai
Barrett
Davereaux
Milburn
J. Watson
Web
Lord’ Wodehouse
woale
J. Watson Webb
Capt. Milburn
Thomas Hitchcock
Forkinson
Third degree charge and confession in Cronkhite case
A hearing in Washington touched the Rosenbluth case tied to Major Cronkhite's death. The record shows a retracted confession by Rosenbluth and officials discussed actions by the Department of Justice and Attorney General. Secret figures and letters from Hoover and Davis surfaced as investigators pursued steps beyond the criminal charges.
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General Daugherty
Goldstein
Scretary of Commerce
Hoover
itlig anid
Air General
Resenblut
itterday
Daugherty
Katherine B. Davis
commissioner of corrections
New York
Rosenbluth
Bailey
bureau of investigation
Davis
gage
Rasenbluth
Cronkhite
Department of Justice
bureau ‘of investigation
Department, of Justice
Pothier
French Aviator Mane Successful Foot Powered Flight
Paris reports an unofficial successful flight by foot powered airplane piloted by Gabriel Poulain, the French bicyclist. He completed required tests for the Peugeot prize of 1000 francs for the first person to leave the ground using only human power.
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Mane
Associated Press
Paris
Jang
Gabriel Poulain
Poglain
Arrests and Bail Reflect Turbulent Legal Proceedings
Captain Rossenbluth was arrested without a warrant and denied access to counsel at a hearing before Mr. Herron. Pothier remains in jail on a ten thousand dollar bail. Goldstein allegedly supplied DOJ agents with names and addresses of Maj. Henry Ticker and Maj. Cronkhite’s witness Sergt. Frank Turner, while no DOJ agent has yet sought their testimony.
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Pothier
liberi
Herron
t Henry. Ticker
Philadelphia
army medical corps
Maj. Cronkhite
Sergt
Frank Turner
Pensacola
Fig
Department of Justice
Danzig Upbraided For Making Arms At League Meeting
At the League of Nations council in Geneva representatives debated arms manufacture in Danzig and other disputes. The session addressed Polish Lithuanian claims over Vilna, Finland Sweden Aland Islands, and tensions with Germany over French garrisons in the Saar. Austria signed the permanent court protocol as the council prepared economic restoration reports.
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Jude
Associated Press
arma
Danton
council
league of nations
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Poland
Lithuaniac
Vilna
league
Finland
Sweden
Aland Islands
Greece
Yugoslavia
Italy
Germany
Saure
Danzig
Austria
permanent ‘court of international justice
Cuba May Finance Sugar Through Bonds for Long Term Credits
Havana reports cabinet discussed a plan to issue 40 million dollars in bonds to finance Cuba's surplus sugar. Bonds would bear six percent, mature in 23 years, and be guaranteed by a tax on sugar sacks. The plan aims to selling surplus to foreign buyers facing credit constraints. The government denied any wage-dispute violence at Purio Sugar estates.
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Havana
Cuba
Alfred Kayas
Purio Sugar
Calabrar de Sagua
Delfin
Tomasino
Ona
Pitrio Central
Labor leaders consider Gompers run amid fund rumors
At the American Federation of Labor convention in Denver a report claims a majority of railroad delegates favor Samuel Gompers for president. J. Lord of the Mining Department urges immediate Mississippi waterway development for jobs, flood control, and land reclamation, warning against private killers and calling for unified worker action. Delegates toured Pike's Peak region after a day’s sessions with no official decision yet.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Jom b. Lew.dent
United Mine
Samuel Gompere
American Bdderation of Labor
rairoad
federation
Denver
Pike's Peak
Lewis
Gompers
vebt
Gompres
international wation
Mississippi
Denvery Co Clo
Associated Press
James Lord
mining department
American Federation of Labor
Lord
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
United Mine Workers of America
Mingo county
West Virginia
American Federation of Labor convention
Colorado
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