Remus Murder Trial Witness Testimony Shifts
Cincinnati November 23 A police and court driven scene as George Klug Remus chauffeur testified he was jailed for two days as a material witness and said he felt intimidated by the prosecutor's office. Klug described meeting Remus at Price Hill and driving to Eden Park before the shooting. He claimed Remus gave him instructions overnight and identified as a conspirator with Connors and Blanche Watson in the events surrounding Imogene Remus's death.
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Alds
Cincinnai
George Rens
O- Gay
George Klug
King of
Eden Park
Intagene
Remus
Price Hill
King
Biaie
Klug
Bamos
George Connors
Connors
Author ends petition to draft Coolidge in 1998
New York reporter Philip Tucker and Boston organizer disclose a halt to the chain letter campaign urging President Coolidge’s candidacy. In Brussels, Henri Jaspar forms a cabinet without socialists, King Albert approves it after a clash over military service term.
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New York
Philip Ma. O
Tucker
Boston
Odenker
Wha
President Coolidge
Brussels
Belgium
Henri Jasper
Albert
Obituary notices for Clark Bronson and Green in Waterloo
Robert J. Clark 55 died after six days illness at home on Eleventh Street. Widow Susie Patrick survives. Funeral Friday 6:30 p m at Hileman Cina chapel. Ella G. Bronson 74 died at daughter’s home on Baltimore Street. Service 3:99 p m at Kearns chapel. body to Mitchell Iowa for burial. Cecil P. Green 37 formerly of Waterloo died in Hot Springs Ark from uremic poisoning. Survived by widow and two children. body to Waterloo after burial plans.
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Robert J. Clark
Hilemana
Cina Chapel
Ella G Bronson
Ella G. Bronson
A. H. Crowther
Baltimore Street
Kearns Thape
William Hardcastle
Plymouth Congregational Church
Woman's Relief Corps
Mitchell, In
Cecil P. Green
Waterloo
Gaylen B. Green
Sixth Street West
Hot Springs
Ark
Mr. Green
Omaha
Temperature Readings For Tuesday Through Wednesday
Readings show a maximum around .5.005 and .37 on Tuesday with a minimum near .26 for Tuesday night into Wednesday. The notes reference Toa and Toa Mm with unreadable segments and unclear timestamps.
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Ees Eesti BB
Wednnesday
My Seneeeranen Ds
Tax Cut Plan Faces House Fight Says Garner
Washington Nov 23 The Ways and Means Committee approved a tax cut package totaling about 235 million dollars a plan observers expect may grow toward 325 million by the time the bill reaches the White House Minority member Garner of Texas warned the total cut could climb as high as 325 million The proposal includes lowering corporation tax from 13 to 10 percent, partial repeal or retention options for auto sales and admissions taxes, and a boost in the exemption for domestic corporations with income under 25 thousand dollars A proposed rise in the boxing tax on high priced wickets was included to align with Mellon’s recommendation
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Washington, D. C
House
Ways and Means
Capitol
Senate
Congress
Representative Garner
Texas
Ways and Means Committee
Texan
White House
Treasury
Garner
Federal
Mellon
Amnesia Victim Returns Home With Wife in Des Moines
Mobile Alabama Nov 23 amnesia victim Shannon Taylor accompanies her husband by car from Amnesia victim left here for Des Moines. He is unconscious and without memory. Wife expresses confidence memory will return after they reach home.
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Mobile
Aln
LPI
Shannon Taylor
Des Moines
Taylor
Here
Goodyears Case Seeks 16 Million Dollar Dividend
In Cleveland a suit seeks to compel Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co of Akron to pay 16 million dollars in accrued preferred stock dividends to stockholders over the last five years. The action was filed in common pleas court.
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Cleveland
Bult
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
Common Pleas Court
Lady Godiva To Appear On Foot At Arts Ball
Chicago November 23 Lady Godiva will not ride at the arts ball Friday night. She will appear on foot after the entertainment committee rejected a horse in a wyaching age. The pageant aims to depict life in 2000 A D and may pause the legend of the lady who rode Coven try draped in a halo.
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Chicago
Lady Godiva
Coventry
Hi-Hopping Pony and Nebraska Girl Star at Horseshow
A Nebraska bred mustang named Aviator won a blue ribbon at Chicago horse show in a sensational lightweight hunter display. Rider Eleanor Geizendaner 19 used a new technique guiding the mount with her left hand while balancing with her right. The audience of 2,500 hailed the unusual pair after flawless jumps.
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Chicago
Aviator
Nebraska
Eleanor Geizendaner
Miss Getzendaner
Lefe
Nebraska Farmers Indebtedness Grows
Chicago November 23. The plight of the American farmer has grown worse since 1910 according to B. Stewart secretary of the Nebraska Park Federation. Testifying before the Interstate Commerce Commission he said Nebraska farm indebtedness in December 1926 totaled 655 192 665 compared with 138 885 128 in January 1910. Farm mortgage foreclosures in the last three years totalled 33 000 000 as the commission holds hearings on freight rates for poultry butter and eggs.
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Chicago
B. Stewart
Nebraska Park Bureau Federation
Interstate Commerce Commission
Stewart
Nebraska
Elevator firm fined in $29,000 suit ruling
Des Moines reports Otis Elevator Co must pay $29,000 in damages to Lois Hoskins for injuries from a Randolph hotel elevator accident years ago that killed four. The U. S. Supreme Court affirmed the Iowa Supreme Court decision, holding the company liable by defining the suit against itself.
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Des Moines
Navy
Lpi
Otis Elevator Company
Lois Hoskins
United States Supreme Court
Towa Supreme Court
Elevator
Here
Hablo
Shenandoah Team Seeks State Title After Church Plans
Shenandoah on Nov 23 schedules church services for the undefeated Shenandoah high school football team before facing Creston high school to clinch state honors. The squad, aiming to keep its two year clean slate, has won all games this season.
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Shenandoah
Shenandoah High School
Serve Tees
Creston High
Fire damages home on Mobile Street from overheated furnace
Tuesday at 9 48 p m fire alarms responded to Ed Powell at 615 Mobile street detailing a house fire caused by an overheated furnace. Damages estimated at 10 dollars.
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Ed Powell
Mobile Street
Evangelist Dr George L Hale to Lead Waterloo Meetings
Dr George L Hale of Trenton Missouri comes to Waterloo to conduct two week Special evangelistic meetings at First Baptist Church starting Monday November 28 at 7 20 p m daily except Saturday He has pastored in Kansas City St Louis Denver and Oklahoma City and has directed large campaigns a chorus choir will be recruited with W B Howell as director
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Gelist
George L. Hale
Trenton
Waterloo
First Baptist Church
Hate
Warrenburg
CG. L. Kenagy
Kansas City
St. Louis
Denver
Oklahoma City
Hannibal
Hale
W. B. Howell
Midwest bank robber sentenced to 12 years in Sing Sing
Dave Berman, 24, known in the Midwest for a string of bank robberies, was sentenced in general sessions court to 12 years in Sing Sing. He was convicted of resisting arrest after drawing a pan on Detective John Cordes during a May 5 arrest attempt. Authorities connect him to multiple heists from Wisconsin to Ohio, including the Superior post office robbery of 585,000 on November 20, 1925, the Northwest National Bank robbery in Milwaukee on December 8, 1924, and a La Porte, Indiana robbery on November 2, 1923, with post office inspectors alleging a gang that stole over a million dollars across several states. arrest followed tips from Sioux City police.
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New York
Dave Berman
Middlewest
Sing Sing
General Sessions
Berman
John Cordes
Superior
Wis
Northwest National Bank
Milwaukee
la Porte
Ind
Post Office
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Indiana
Chicago
Sioux City
Youth Given Five Years for Auto Theft
Rus sell Carvel, 19, Indianola, was sent to the state reformatory to begin a five year sentence for stealing an automobile. He was sentenced yesterday by Judge J. S. Dowell in Cass county district court after being arrested at Dickinson, N. D.
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Atlantic
Russell Carvel
Indianola
State Reformatory
AL Anamasa
J. S. Dowell
Cass County District Court
Garrel
Dickinson
N. D
Big Plane Carrier Anchored in River
The U S 5 Saratoga the largest naval vessel left its berth at American Brown-Rovers ship yards near Camden New Jersey and was pulled into the Delaware River channel where she anchored.
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Camden
N. J
U. S
Saratoga
Uncle Sam
American Brown-Rovers
Delaware
Marines Kill Three Nicaragua Bandits
Three bandits were killed six minutes northeast of Telpaneca in an engagement with a joint patrol of United States Marines and national guards near Managua. Marines and guards reported no casualties.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Telpaneca
United States
Disappearance of 18 year old Iowa teachers college student
Police were asked to search for Merlin Meredith an 18 year old student at Iowa State Teachers College who has been missing since November. His father Bert Meredith reported he has not been seen at the college or by his family. Meredith is described as 5 feet 6 inches tall 125 pounds with blue eyes auburn hair and glasses. He was last seen wearing a light suit a red sweater and a brown overcoat.
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Merlin Meredith
Iowa State Teachers Collpr
Sinc
Tne
Bert Meredith
Morlinville
South
Radio Commission Defers Change to December 1 Order
Washington November 23 federal radio commission announced it would stand by its broadcasting house cleaning order effective December 1 despite protests from stations dissatisfied with new allocations. The December 1 order changes time allocations broadcasting power and wavelengths of many stations. Holiday guests Mr and Mrs Roy Hamilton of 330 Crescent Place spend Thanksgiving in Des Moines as guests of Mrs Hamiltons aunt Mrs J A Jackson.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Radio Commission
Ite
Roy Hamilton
Crescent Place
Dex Moines
U S Population Seen Near 124 Million in 1930 Census
Washington reports that the 1923 census director W M Steuart predicts the U S population will approach 124 million, marking an increase of about 19 million since 1910 and over 30 fold growth since the first 1790 census.
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U.S
Washington, D. C
LPI
United States
W. M. Steuart
Commerce Department
Steuart
Chicago Wins Suit On Drainage Water Diversion
In a major ruling the court finds the Chicago diversion of Lake Michigan water has harmed Great Lakes commerce and navigation. Hughes reports that ending the 8,500 foot channel would raise lake levels over years, while continuing diversion keeps sewage disposal and water routines ongoing. Proceedings move to briefs, then oral argument.
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Great Lakes
Duluth
Milwaukee
Dwight F. Davis
Hughes
Chicago
Michigan
Huron
Erie
Ontario
Lake Michigan
Wisconsin
Waterloo Girl Hurt In Auto Crash Out Of Danger
Miss Elia Phillips daughter of Mrs Julia Weekley of 1812 River street has partially recovered from injuries after a collision near Austin Minnesota. She was on her way to Minneapolis to work in a cafe and was unconscious for five days. Now she is home with her sister Mrs Clyde Cronan in Minneapolis and is expected to recover rapidly.
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Austin
Minn
Elia Phillips
Julia Weekley
River Street
Clyde Cronan
Minneapolis
Men arraigned on charge transporting fight films
Omaha reporters say A W Kahn and John Loveridge were arraigned in federal court on charges of transporting films of the Rempsey Tunney fight from Des Moines. They were released on $3 000 bond. McNider seen with Coolidge banker Mason City Ta was presented to the president by his son at the war department. Governor Hammill to dedicate new Bedford high school building.
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George Harry G. Bird
Henry Sandberg
James E. Clark
John Trautman
Remus
King
Imogene
Frank Olgates
Joseph Lambert
Ruth Cross
Cincinnat
Front Row
Robert E. Hosford
M. J. Normite
Joseph Schwab
Henry Huilink
Annie E. Ricking
Fred Oberschmidt
Omaha, Neb
INS
A. W. Kahn
John Loveridge
Liberty Today
Federal
Des Moines
McNider
Coolidge
Washington, D. C
Charles H. McNider
Mason City
Hanford MacNider
War Department
Bedford
Tea Movies
John Hammill
British ace Giles survives desperate flight over Pacific
Capt. Frederick A. Giles, British airman, after an attempted Hawaii flight from San Francisco, crashed 275 miles north of San Simeon. He landed on the Hearst ranch and plans to repair the Hess Bluebird and resume the journey to New Zealand once charts and moon phase allow, describing severe air pockets and a spin that dumped fuel and instruments.
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San Simeon
Cal
Frederick A. Giles
Hawaii
California
Here
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Giles
Hearst Ranch
Biswan
New Zealand
Policeman Dies in Electric Chair for Robbery Killing
New York November 23 A jury sentenced 25 year old policeman Daniel J Graham nicknamed the neighborhood sheik to die in the electric chair for the murder of his friend Judson H Pratt during a payroll theft in Pratt s car. The case centers on a four thousand dollar payroll and a planned Coney Island outing.
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New York
INS
Daniel J. Graham
Judson H. Pratt
Graham
Pratt
Coney Island
Andy Reid Peels Lions How To Play Football
Andy J Reid gave the principal address at the Lions whib luncheon in Black's tearoom detailing experiences as a football umpire at major intercollegiate games Wade H Nelson praised the upcoming Community Chest drive Thelma Sibling and Mary Bradley sang mandolin accompanied songs In London a dense fog darkened the city and a franchise vote in Shenandoah Iowa rejected a power company franchise A bank completed a full final dividend to depositors equaling 160 percent of deposits
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Andy J. Reid
Lions
Black's
Wade H. Nelson
Thelma Sibling
Mary Bradley
Iatrabec
Farmers State Bank
Police Arrest 16 Columbia Students After 2 Hour Riot
New York dispatch reports a two hour riot at Columbia where more than 1,000 students clashed with police and four fire companies were needed to disperse the mob. Eggs and rotted fruit rained down as high pressure water halted hostilities before the planned demonstration for the Columbia Syracuse game.
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New York
INS
Syracuse
Lauer Heads East to Fight WSUI Broadcast Limits
Professor Edward H. Lauer departed Iowa City for Washington to press the federal radio commission against limiting WSUI broadcasting hours. The commission reportedly favors abolishing night broadcasts, risking loss of basketball games and the college of the air.
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Lauer
Wsui Broadcasting
Iowa City
INS
Federal Radio Commission
WSUTI
University of Iowa
Edward H. Lauer
Washington
Commission
Laver
Man and Two Sons Sent Up for Robbery
Leola South Dakota November 23 7 D E Plum 45 and his two sons Jacob 19 and David 17 Pratt Kansas accused of beating and robbing George Spaulding 61 a wealthy bachelor farmer near Ipswich pleaded guilty in circuit court yesterday The elder Plum was sentenced to 21 2 years in the state penitentiary and Jacob to 11 3 years David was sentenced to the reformatory until further notice from the court.
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Leola
S. D
D. E. Plum
Jacob
David
Pratt
Kan
George Spaulding
Ipswich
Plum
State
Jvacco
Kentucky Starts War on Jockey Club
Louisville on November 23 Kentucky Attorney General Frank E. Daugherty filed suit in Jefferson Circuit Court to dissolve the Kentucky Jockey Club and forfeit its franchise arguing that continuation of the club as a corporation harms the commonwealth interests.
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Louisville
Frank E. Daugherty
Jefferson Circuit Court
State of
Kentucky
Kentucky Jockey Club
Lost Co-Ed Sought by Chicago Police
Beloit Wisconsin November 23. Naomi Batson a Beloit College sophomore withdrew from campus last week saying she would visit an aunt in Chicago. She has not been heard from since and Chicago police have been asked to search for the missing student.
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Beloit
Wis
Naomi Batson
Lincoln
Neb
Beloit College
Chicago
Romanian Ships Armed to Resist Soviet Capture
Roumanian ships in the Black Sea armed amid reports of Soviet pressure to seize former White Russian vessels. The Egyptian steamer Gedeorghe Patro stayed at Constanza. pirates feared after Trotsky’s dismissal. Roumanian admiralty armed larger ships and warned captains of Russian saboteurs aboard ships near Constantinople and Constanza.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Black Sea
Elwatstin
Gedeorghe Patro
Constanza
Roumanian Marine
Leon Trotsky
Communist Party
Revott
Odessa
Constantinople
Alexandria
Roumanian Admiralty
Roumannian
Chim
Altho
Wrangel
Roumenian
Norvy
Premier Bratiano III Condition After Tonsil Operation
Bucharest reports Premier Bratiana underwent a noon operation for tonsillitis. The official condition is described as most serious.
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Bratiano III
Bucharest
Bratiana
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