Fahy and Murray Found Guilty in Rondout Robbery Case
A federal jury in Chicago convicted former postal inspector William J. Fahy and politician James Murray on five counts of robbing the mail with a gun five counts of mail robbery and one count of conspiracy tied to the 2 million Rondout mail train heist near Rondout Illinois. Judge Adlai E. Stevenson III will set penalties next Saturday after defense motions for a new trial.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William J. Fahy
James Murray
Adan ¢. Cliffe
Fahy
Murray
Walter McComb
Willia Newton
McComb
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Rondont
St. Paul
Whllie Newton
Brent Glasscock
Newton
Willie Newton
Jos
Authorities Free Mrs Bell After Boy Changes Story
Coroner's jury lists death of Kern as caused by gunshot from Harry Bell after belligerent dispute. Dr. Thornton testified Kern bled out. Bell claimed self injury. Funeral scheduled Wednesday at Kisner chapel with Rev. Blandford officiating.
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Mrs. Bell
Bonus Cost Shrinks and Budget Estimates Within Limit
Washington November 25 Expenditures for the fiscal year 1926 are estimated to stay under the 1000000000 dollar limit set by President Coolidge. General Lord director of the budget says the soldier bonus cost is lower than expected and fewer applications reduce the annual amortization fund while further cuts occur in bonus law administration.
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Washington, D. C
Coviidge
General Lord
Coolidge
Lord
Notable Names In News Notes
It is estimated that recent stock advances added 50 190 600 to the estate of John D Rockefeller Jr. Owen D Young returns to New York from promoting the Dawes Plan and asserts its intended reestablishment of German industry. Gen de Castelnau will become marshal of France as reported in Paris. Vice Admiral Newton A McCully, now commanding the Atlantic scouting fleet, is appointed head of the naval mission to Brazil.
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John D. Rockefeller
Owen D. Young
New York
de Castelnau
France
Paris
Newton A. McCully
U. S. NL
Brazil
Carl Hough Faces Murder Trial at Bedford
The state prosecutes Carl Hough for the murder of Miss TJ McKenney of Herrick South Dakota. Judge Homer A Fuller presides in Bedford Iowa with potential death penalty sought. Evidence is largely circumstantial. defense plans to question first degree murder framing as trial proceeds.
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Bedford
Carl Hough
TJ McKenney
Herrick
S. D
Homer A. Fuller
Mount Ayr
Miss McKenney
Towa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Hough
Sioux City
President Plans Moderate Inaugural Ceremony Next March
Washington November 28 President Coirdre announces a moderate inaugural ceremony when he is sworn in to succeed himself. The plan avoids the simple scale of Warren G Harding's 1921 ceremony and the grandeur of McKinley Roosevelt and Taft inaugurations, with no inaugural ball.
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Washington, D. C
Coirdre
White House
Iti W
Warren G. Warding
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Superior Shoe Shop Relocates to New Jefferson Street Site
The Superior Shoe Repair and Shining parlor has moved from 620 Jefferson Street to 427 Tefferson Street, now operating at a new location.
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Superior Shoe Shop
Superior Shoe Repair & Shining Parlor
Jefferson Street
Tefferson Street
Four Grinnell tourists injured in Illinois collision with tram car
Four tourists from Grinnell Iowa were injured when their auto collided with an Illinois Traction flyer at a crossing in Girard Illinois. The car was demolished and the injured were taken to a Springfield hospital.
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Girard
Grinnell
Illinois Traction System
Springfield
Labor official studies Mexican conditions for emigration impact
EB Henning of the U S Department of Labor visits Mexico to report on labor conditions and seek methods to prevent international conflicts from Mexican workers leaving for the United States. In Rome a Fascist congress opened with 3,000 delegates and a Mussolini letter praising unified trade union aims.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Henning
United States Department of Labor
Mexico
United States
Rome
Mussolini
Negro's Warning to Highwaymen Lands Him in 30 Day Cell
In Norfolk magistrate court Stannole Clayton a Black man with a rough record faced a 30 day jail term and $70 in fines for carrying a concealed weapon and firing a shot in the street. He told would be highwaymen to prove their mettle if nearby. No one appeared and he was arrested after the gunfire.
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Negro
Norfolk
Stannole Clayton
Londly
Clayton
Koretz Arrest Tied to Sartorial Pride in Halifax
Halifax reports Leo Koretz alias Lon Keytes, a Chicago swindle figure, was arrested after a tailor found the name Leo Koretz inside a coat he sent for fitting. The case notes $910,000 allegedly obtained from Chicago associates and cites Bank of Nova Scotia references. Koretz remains jailed for 15 days pending extradition formalities with local officials.
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N. S
Leo Koretz
Chicago
Lon Keytes
Nova Scatia
Beau Brummel
Keytes
Bank of Nova Scatia
Koretz
Chicaga
Koretan
Teleeram
Koreta
Ahatody
Sharbara
Janil McSwigeth
Coolidge Wins Town Vote With 537635 Ballots Reported
Des Moines reports the state canvass shows President Coolidge with 537635 votes in the recent election. Other candidates totaled La Foliette 272243, Davis 202600, Foster 4037, scattered 4435.
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Des Moines
Coolidge
State Executive Council
la Foliette
Davis
Foster
Scattered
Valentino Faces Two Breach of Contract Suits in Hollywood
Los Angeles November 25 Rudolph Valentino returns to Hollywood to face two breach of contract suits. The cases seek recoveries of 1500 dollars and 15187 dollars claimed owed to a focal booking agency for securing him screen employment during periods when he was not reportedly employed by producers.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Rudolph Valentino
Hollywood
Focal
Three Italians Held in Los Angeles in Prohibition War
Three Italians believed linked to Chicago's gun violence and bootleg wars were arrested in Los Angeles. Domanicio Brigante Jos Catrachia and Colon Cristafino were taken into custody. police report they were heavily armed.
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Cat
Chicago
Eun
Domanicio Brigante
Jos Catracchia
Colon Christafino
Senate insurgents edge toward tame division of committee posts
Republican insurgents drafted a tentative division of Senate committee assignments as they avoid open conflict with La Follette followers. They plan to keep insurgents on all committees and consider Warren, Curtis for party leadership. Borah to head foreign relations. Cummins or Sterling eyed for judiciary. Phipps for immigration. Johnson for territories. McCormick for education and labor. Willis for expenditures. La Follette remains head of manufacturers. Norris leads agriculture. Ladd chairs public lands.
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J C Patterson 70 Dies at Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Nov 25 Special J C Patterson 70 died at 10 40 am today of heart disease and complications at his home on Third street He had been bedfast about four weeks Patterson came from Waverly thirty years ago and ran a hotel in Cedar Falls He later farmed in Linn County before returning last spring to open a cafe The widow three sons and a daughter survive James Cedar Rapids Ray Lafayette Ind Howard Minneapolis and Mrs Harry Darr Independence are named as his children
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J. Patterson
Third Street
Patterson
Waverly
Lino County
James
Cedar,Rapids
Ray
Lafayette
Ind
Howard
Minneapolis
Harry Darr
Independence
Trading Lags as 40 Stocks Hit New Peak
New York stock trading slowed with irregular price moves though total sales neared two million shares. About 40 issues reached new peak prices. New construction permits issued for two houses. N W Berger to build a two story near Williston Avenue at 5 000 dollars and Samuel S Scott to build a one story with garage and chicken house on Ricker Street for 2 000. San Bernardino bank president William R Fee, 38, has been missing since last Saturday during a mountain outing with his wife. A divorce petition was filed by a mother against Carroll C Ford, custody of a 10 year old child and alimony asked. Seattle robbers held up J L Anderson, stealing 6 000 in notes and currency.
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New York
N. W. Berger
Williston Avenue
Samuel S. Scott
Ricker Street
Charles Halterman
South Barclay Street
San Bernardino
Cal
William R. Fee
Glen Ranch
San Bernardino Mountains
Funeral Rites Held for J K Joder by Masons
J K Joder funeral services conducted Wednesday at 2 p m from J C Murtagh residence 702 Fourth Street West Rev R B Williamson officiating Knights Templar to escort to Elmwood for burial.
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J. Be, Joder
J. K. Joder
J. C. Murtagh
Fourth Street
Rev. R. BE. Williamson
Knights Templar
Elmwood
Hoover declares U.S. economy moves past repairs into constructive enterprise
Secretary of Commerce Hoover said in Washington that American business has passed the repairing stage and entered an era of constructive enterprise. He argued present activity in small streets is not inflationary and reflects a loosening of investment funds rather than harm to business.
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Washington, D. C
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Governor-Elect Bingham Named for Senate Race
Hartford Nov 25 Hiram Bingham Republican governor elect was nominated for United States senator on the first ballot by the Republican state convention. He will face Hamilton Holt Democratic nominee in New Haven in the race to fill the Brandegee seat. A special election is set for December 15. Democratic platform anticipated to include international relations plank.
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Conun
Hiram Bingham
United States
Hamilton Hott
League of Nations
New Haven
Senate
Frank Brannegee
Matt
League of Nnions
World Court
Hammill Endorses Universal Conscription Plan for War
Mason City Iowa November 25 Gov Elect John Hammill urged universal conscription in a future war and warned that new war would End civilization. At a Chamber of Commerce reception honoring local national guard units Brig Gen Louis G Lasher and Lieut Col Knute Roberg attended Lasher inspected the guardsmen. Hammill praised the guard and asked Mason City business leaders for continued support.
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Mason City
John Hammill
Chamber of Commerce
Louis G. Lasher
Knute Roberg
Jason City
Post Tax Case Trial Set for Dec 9 in Baltimore
Baltimore Post faces trial December 9 on charges related to publishing income tax payments. Conference participants include U S Attorney Woodcock Judge Frank B Stevens Paul Patterson of Cleveland and former Secretary of War Newton D Baker as Post counsel. Thomas L Sidle comptroller and Seriggs-Howard papers counsel also named.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Post
United States
Woodcock
Frank B. Stevens
Paul Patterson
Cleveland
Post
Newton D.baker
Will
Thomas L. Sidle
Seriggs-Howard
Unlabeled liquor offense cited by Des Moines judge
Des Moines authorities announce unlabeled liquor carries penalties under state and Polk County law. Judge Zeuch in municipal court said offenders will be hauled before the court. James Cavender, chief, said the ruling will help his force crack down on bootleggers.
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Des Moines
Polk County
Court of Justice
Zeuch
James Cavender
Palace Theatre Announces Treat Wednesdays Program
Palace Theatre will inaugurate Treat Wednesdays starting tomorrow and continuing weekly. Manager Jackson says admission is 10 cents for everyone and the same high class film program will be shown as on other days.
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Palace Theatre
Jackson
Harmony Feature of 1924 Organized Labor Convention
The 44th annual American Federation of Labor convention in El Paso elected Samuel Gompers to the presidency for the coming year with unanimous support. Atlantic City was chosen for the 1925 gathering as officers and key posts were unanimously reappointed. The meeting upheld a nonpartisan political line and approved plans for a possible national labor owned insurance venture.
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Associated Press
el Paso
Ter
Setnne Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Atlantic City
N. J
Tex
Viva Voce
United States
Russia
Agel
Plan Insurance Company
Organized Labor
Standard Wins War Claims for 6,270,000
The German American mixed claims commission awarded Standard and Company of New Jersey a 6,270,000 claim for losses sustained in World War I. A bank in Walnut Grove, Minnesota, with 50,000 capital and 150,000 deposits, was closed due to poor loans and reserves. An advertisement for Foley Pills claims kidney relief and improved function.
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Washington, D. C
Mixed Claims Commission
Standard Ci Pompany of
New Jersey
St. Paul
Minn
First State Bank of
Walnut Grove
A. J. Weigel
State Superintendent of Banks
iKiwanis Club hears George E. Pike talk in Hotel Russell
George E. Pike attorney spoke at the iKiwanis club meeting in Hotel Russell Lamson on life values. He urged returning child supervision and some education to the home, stressing the beauty of parenthood. Joel Lay sang two solos with Albert Schotin at the piano.
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George KE. Pike
iKiwanis Club
Russell-Lamson
Joel Lay
Albert Schotin
Radio Fans Hear European Stations in Overseas Tests
Chicago listeners reported picking up European stations during the international test. Clifford Ayres claimed reception from London and Lyon and heard Plymouth Birmingham and Manchester. Tests showed limited success as atmospheric conditions and last minute plan changes hindered clear reception.
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London
America
Chicago
Clifford Ayres
Londoun
PIT
Lyons
France
Plymouth
Birmingham
Manchester
Associated Press
New York
Tony
International radio schedule and health quarantine notices
Stations outside the British Isles will send tonight with British stations joining Friday and Sunday nights. Two smallpox cases were reported to the city health department. H C Rasmussen of Tooting 224 Park Road was taken to detention hospital, while the S year old daughter of Mr and Mrs W M Wood at 1821 Fourth Street East was placed under quarantine.
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British Isles
H.C. Rasmussen
Park Road
W. M. Wood
Lome
New 1821
Fourth Street East
Luader
Purified ox gall tablets marketed as Dioxel remedy
An advertisement touts purified ox gall tablets called Dioxel as a liver purifier. It claims toxins are removed within 24 hours, liver function normalizes, and sallow skin clears, urging readers to buy only the original Dioxel from their druggist.
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Nature
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