Remus Attacks Prosecution In Insanity Debate
In Cincinnati, the defense and prosecutor spar over whether Remus fits of anger prove insanity or predate his wife’s death. Witness Willie Haar testifies to Remus’s temper while Remus denounces baseless insinuations and challenges the prosecutor’s line of questioning.
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Cincinnati
George Temus
Willie H. Haar
Savannah
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Remus
Atanta
Basler
Chester R. Shook
One Is Dead And Many Lose Homes In New York Floods
Flood waters from streams and lakes threaten communities and farm lands across western New York. One death is attributed to the disaster after Ephraim Head’s home burned while neighbors watched from flooded ground. firemen found his charred body in bed. Hospitals, transport and daily life face disruption as rain events persist and cold weather looms.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State
Vermont
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Syracuse
Jameston
South-Central
Npthwestern
New York
Olean
Ephraim Head
Jury fails to reach verdict in neutrality law case
In Tucson a federal jury failed to reach a verdict on Estaban Borgaro Jr a local curio dealer charged with violating the Neutrality Laws. Earlier in the day Jose Gandara of Paso was found guilty of conspiring to violate the same laws.
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Tucson
Ariz
Estaban Borgaro
United States
Jose Gandara
Paso
Gandara
Borgoro
William H. Sartelle
Gaddara
Borgaro
George Hilsinger
Tom K. Richey
Sawtelle
James D. Barry
Fl Paso
Pima
Juan Navarrette
Sonora, Mexico
Catholic Church
League Leaders Seek Long Peace Through Global Accord
In Geneva on December 1 the League of Nations opened talks to curb war by coordinating regional pacts and building a universal security framework. French official Joseph Paul-Boncour warned regional agreements threaten peace, citing the Ita lo Albanian pact, while Russia urged restraint amid armament fears.
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League OF Nations
Geneva
United States
Russia
Preparatory Disarmament Commission
Joseph Paul-Boncour
Commission On National Defense
Chamber of Deputies
Security Committee
Maxim Litvinoff
Gs Armament Commission
National Guard Reorganization Plans Target Marine Areas
Both liberal and conservative parties accept plans to reorganize the national guard to take over areas now held by American marines. The plan calls for increased forces and officers from the Marine Corps and enlisted personnel with support from United States Navy sectors.
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Aeanagua
Nic
National Guard
Marine Corps
United States Navy
Attorney General Seeks Prison For Leper Murderer
The government faces convicts of a leper murderer with no leprosy secure facility. Edward Payton, jailed at Carville Leprosarium, was sentenced to 10 years in an institution to be chosen by the Attorney General. Officials may need to create a private dwelling to house him.
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Washington
Cummins
Edward Payton
Carville
Liu
Lloyd Richardson
County Officials Seek Son-in-Law In Murder Case
Prescott Arizona December 1 AP coroner jury ruled 60 year old Skull Valley goat rancher Pressler died from a gunshot wound fired by unknown person or persons. County attorney Patterson calls it a staged suicide based on body posture and gun in hand. Further probe of Will Stillwell son-in-law who says Pressler shot him will be conducted. Stillwell’s wife recently divorced. Pressler disappeared after quarrel. Autopsy suggests bullet from the back.
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Prescott
Ariz
P. Pressler
Skull Valley
Ed Patterson
Pressler
Joe B. Stillwell
Stillwell
California
Teachers Exams At Holbrook Set For December One
Arizona and United States constitution tests will be given in Holbrook on December 5 and 6 for trial teaching certificates. Applicants must be 18, of good character, and hold a high school diploma or equivalent with 30 semester hours, including 10 in professional subjects.
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Holbrook
Hattie Flaharty
The
United States
Arizona
C. O. Case
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Humphrey Elected Chairman of Federal Trade Commission
William S. Humphrey of Seattle was elected chairman of the Federal Trade Commission today, succeeding Charles W. Hunt. The commission fills the chair as part of its leadership rotation.
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Washington
William S. Humphrey
Seattle
Federal Trade Commission
Charles W. Hunt
Coimsstom
Four Chicago men acquitted in grape juice Volstead case
Four Chicago men connected with United Vineyards Association and California Vineyards were acquitted of conspiracy to violate the Volstead act by selling unfermented grape juice. The verdict sparked debate on enforcement, with lawyers arguing it could dampen prosecutions and affect future policy.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Chicago
Elmer IF. Neibuhr
Carl A. Futter
Lester Hynes
J. R. Grable
United Vineyards Association
California Vineyards Company
Federal
Indiana
Union
E. L. Weiss
Futter and Hynes
California
George L. Winkler
Foret Officials Quit Yuma Parley
A 10 day National Forest Service conference at the Tonto Basin office concluded with grazing plans to take effect January 1. The plan aims for equal forage acre stock distribution, allocating permits by feed produced rather than head per acre. Attendees included John Kerr and John W. Hussen of Albuquerque among others. C J Ratchford left for Washington.
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Phoenix
Ariz
National Forest Service
T. T. Swift
Tonto
John Kerr
Albuquerque
N. M
John W. Hussen
M. G. Kugler
C.K. Cooperrider
Tonto Forest
C.J. Ratchford
Washington
Arizona Bride Killed In Auto Crash West Of Plagstaff
Mrs Mary Stoot a bride for two weeks was killed instantly and her husband injured when their car rolled over TS miles west of Plagstaff en route to Grand Canyon. Sheriff not advised on residence.
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Plagstaff
Ariz
Mary Stoot
Here
Grand Canyon
Stoots
Mexican Youth Seeks Pars Lands In Jail
In Yuma Arizona on December 1 AP reports Martin Arviso a Mexican youth faced Judge Frank Stanley on aggravated battery charges after slapping Sofia Larrasco 14 for dancing with another man. Arviso admitted the act and was bound over to the superior court in $1000 bond.
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Yuma
Ariz
Martin Arviso
Arviso
Frank Stanley
Sofia Larrasco
Gadsden
Dawes Declines Candidacy Backing Lowden for President
Vice President Dawes says he is not a candidate for president and supports Frank O Lowden. He returns to Washington after a half hour with President Coolidge and denies reports of a rift. Dawes then meets Mellon Pershing and several senators to discuss organization and contested Senate seats Ware of Pennsylvania and Smith of Illinois.
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Washington
Dawes
Coolidge
Frank O. Lowden
Mr. Coolidge
Mellon
Pershing
Capitol
William 5. Ware
Pennsylvania
Frank L.smith
Illinois
Arrested for Theft in Yuma Cotton Heist
O Bal lestero was jailed in Yuma on December 1 for the alleged theft of two bales of unginned cotton from the George Harper ranch near Somerton. He allegedly used a truck to pull the cotton wagon from the field to his property.
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Yuma, Ariz
O. Ballestero
Yuma
George Harper
Somerton
Harper’s Field
Lilliendahl murder trial nears verdict as state rests
In Mays Landing New Jersey the Lilliendahl murder trial halted its pace when the state rested its case and defense sought a directed verdict. Margaret Lilliendahl sobbed beside her eight year old son Alfred as Justice Campbell denied the motion and adjourned. Prosecutor Hinkle and Robert H. McCarter prepared for further witnesses with an expected jury stage by Monday night or Tuesday. Samuel Bark the traveling circus expert was recalled for cross examination as the trial nears its end.
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Mays Landing
N. J
Lilliendahl
Margaret Lilliendahl
Willis Beach
Hinkle
Campbell
Beach
McCarter
Samuel Bark
Senators and Independents Weigh Senate Organization Plays
Western Republican independents led by Wisconsin's Robert La Follette push a plan on committee assignments and farm relief timing as they threaten the Republican old guard's control. Disputes over Senate offices and leadership echo into the coming Congress, with pace and timing uncertain.
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Wasitington
Senate
Old Guard
Borah
Idaho
Norris
Nebraska
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Suchas
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